I can already tell katy perry album is a fucking masterpiece if this is not the greatest record of all time i will eat an entire shoe Hey, the rapper formerly known as Kitty Pryde is into it:
I’ve got nothing to add, really, other than to say that those little scream samples on “Swish Swish” do kinda work, and that if a song as bad as “Bon Appetit” can start to grow on me, then maybe this one will, too. Ruby Rose May 19, Not gonna lie Nicki is great on it and basically the only part that doesn’t sound a mess I just think with everything going on in the world to go from rebranding as political activist only to ditch it and go low. “Purposeful poop” to “bomb a petit” to a sloppy mess of writing over the top of Funkagenda.stop trying to make ‘Wit.I mean “fetch” happen. Swift loyalist and actress Ruby Rose took the bait on Twitter, reaming out a nameless pop star for making “purposeful poop” and dropping a flop single called “bomb a petit”:
Truthfully, Perry sounds bored just going through motions. “Your game is tired,” she sings at one point, and really she might as well be referring to herself.Īll of this menacing seems engineered to be perceived as an attack on her longtime nemesis Taylor Swift, whose name Perry remains unwilling to speak, except when pronounced “Swish.” The single art-Perry’s manicured hand, clutching a receipt for “1 Tea” from “Karma Coffee & Tea”-makes her intentions clear, recalling Swift’s well-deserved humbling via Kim Kardashian’s Snapchat but also putting a very fine point on Perry’s continued interpolation of slang borrowed from gay people. “Another one in the basket,” which is how people talk about eggs, not basketballs, but okay. “Swish, swish, bish,” she sings on the chorus. Understand to accurately classify Swish.
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Perry’s portion of the song, meanwhile, is a series of generic hashtag disses plucked from the recycling bin (“Can’t touch this,” “I stay winning”) and attempted basketball metaphors that don’t really hold up to scrutiny. The Swish.ai platform evaluates your historical ITSM ticket data to create and inform dynamic AI models that capture insights about your unique environment, even as it evolves. She even sings two of her lines, probably the maximum possible without totally showing up Perry on her own track. The new song is a random grab bag of Perry’s vocals, obnoxious voice-altering effects, and piano flourishes, all laid over a house-inflected beat from the British producer Duke Dumont that suspiciously resembles Minaj’s three-year-old “Truffle Butter.” Nicki’s verse, for what it’s worth, is the bright spot: She shouts out pink pool slides from the under-rapped-about brand Salvatore Ferragamo, name-checks Migos (who featured on “Bon Appetit”), and references her feud with Remy Ma (“silly rap beefs just give me more checks”). “Bon Appetit” isn’t good, but by comparison to “Swish Swish,” it’s at least thematically coherent.