album, which will arrive a week from today — filled with jams."Me Too" by Meghan TrainorContentView Iframe URL I was so scared and awestruck by that girl’s slow, deliberate steps forward. I could even hear myself panting for her as I watched. shared on Sibuya’s Facebook page, Fox referred to the latter three as “hallmarks of a gang intent on killing rhino and removing their horns.” Yeah! But I think the bigger question is, “Why does being ‘brain-dead bubblegum’ mean it’s feminine?” That’s the part that really bothers me. When we look at pop, all that means is it’s “popular music,” and it’s likable to the masses. And I don’t think that should ever be a dirty thing… I don’t know, I think there’s a lot of power in pop music, and I think changing the stigma around it has kind of been happening naturally. Like, there’s this interesting subgenre happening right now between indie and pop, and I think that has something to do with streaming and the fact that young audiences get to determine what they like. They’re not just being told. I mean, they are to an extent, but I think as radio and major labels start dying down, there’s going to be a natural uprising of cool pop.TV