For me it was "We're Not Alike" off the Think Later album.
I became a fan when So Close to What dropped, but when I went back over her discography, and saw that Vevo Live, I was a fan immediately.
And if it's none of those songs, and it's a deep cut like I have, then I would love to hear it :)
I just came off of watching Lollapalooza and oh my gosh, I did not know Tate could pull off that type of performance. But I'm even more of a fan now.
I have heard a lot of theories about TM4 like "The Anatomy of a Popstar" with the entries of "Mind" "Body" and "Ego". And some Greek goddess vibes.
But I had an idea as well. What if Tate does a double album? Hear me out.
She could do like what Olivia Rodrigo did on her new album:
A Tate side (like IUTTICF), where we see all her ballads, even a high energy one, this is her confession side.
Then a Tatiana side (kinda like So Close to What) where that's all the songs she would love performing live, this is where her alter ego would shine and take over ya know?
Could she pull this off? Is it a trash idea, is it an actually really good idea? Do you think it's gonna happen?
Let me know!
I wanted to spice things up and take a look at our rivals. I'm watching Nationals-Braves (I want the meteor to come and destroy them both) and thought about this question. We stink right now so instead of turning attention to our trash play, let's see who we can tolerate the most out of this division. If you could tolerate ANY of them.
This feels a little hopeless right now. 3-8 after the All-Star Break. 2022 feels miles away at this point. This team is aging horribly, this offense is league-leading levels of horrible, the only thing that is looking up for this team is the pitching. And even that is shaky.
If you were the decision maker of the Philadelphia Phillies baseball team, what the heck would you do?
This website was trash, they gotta fix some things
This was sooooo hard especially towards the end but Grave had everything you could ask for from Tate tbh
What do you think?
I just got finished listening to Guts, and that album is crushing.
Here are my rankings of the songs:
Teenage Dream, Get Him Back, Ballad of a Homeschooled Girl, All American B\*\*ch, Vampire, The Grudge, Making The Bed, Pretty Isn't Pretty, Bad Idea Right, Logical, Love is Embarassing and Lacy.
I watched High School Musical The Musical The Series when it dropped on Disney+, that was my favorite show in that weird 2019-2021 time period. I listen to Sour (still think Hope Ur Ok is the most heart wrenching song I've ever listened to)
Even though I'm a teenage guy, I still feel like the lyrics apply to me, growing up is hard as heck. And Guts made me a fan of Olivia Rodrigo for life.
It's one of my favorite albums of all time and I can't wait to see what she has next in her newest album.
I'm asking the fanbase, do you have any suggestions for me in the next few years on how I can be a "bigger" Olivia Rodrigo fan and how I can capitalize off of this?
For example, I'm an '09 kid. So I grew up all of the 2010s. That was the last great era to be a kid, in my opinion.
Disney Channel, the radio, even the sports when you look back on them, I feel they were better than the last 6 years we've gone through. No disrespect to 2020s kids, I'm just genuinely curious what you think.
The million dollar question, right?
All I want is just to see them do it again.
FTM! 🤣 Always fun laughing at their tears.
I'm a teenage writer from Philly. And I have a TV episode concept for you to judge. So here it is.
Title: Speedbird
Format: TV Episode
Page Length: 41 pages in the whole file but there will be more.
Genres: Action, Adventure, Drama, Comedy
Summary:
A teenage girl from Costa Rica named Camila Perez-Rodriguez runs to the United States, specifically Chicago because her parents got taken away by aliens. She meets a girl named Lily as she's getting bullied in an alleyway, then after their encounter, she meets a superhero named Dawn Allen aka Speedbird, which is a storied legacy of powerful women with super speed and a special ability that they can choose based on their hometown or something that's personal to them.
(For example, Camila would have the powers of the rainforest like a jaguar (because Costa Rica has the rainforest) along with super speed.)
So she balances being a teenager with being a superhero, then she finds a conspiracy in the legacy and has the goal of redefining it and finding her parents with the newfound powers she has.
If that summary was bad, I'm sorry. That's just one of the best ways I can describe the story to you.
I did use AI on some of this but as you get deeper down in the episodes I use it way less.
I really want this to be adapted by Netflix or Prime Video or something like that because I think this story really has good bones. I believe in it incessantly.
Let me know what you would do differently, what constructive criticism and feedback you have and what questions you have. Let me know what characters can fit in this world too.
Would love to hear everything!
(By the way here are the 1st 3 "chapters" which are really episodes which have a word count of 1,376 and 5 pages. If you want more, let me know.)
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1H0i0sdO4hTKkh8i6yPeE3nK\_G06bMUDCkpYDPEM0yd8/edit?usp=drivesdk
Expecting anything different is hysterical.
If you have James Harden on your team (especially a 35 year old Harden), you should not be considered a championship contender.
Aka you should not be in the Finals conversation. Period.
Whether it's realistic or not I want to hear it. I've been a Tate fan since SCTW came out, listened to all her albums and she's in this weird position where she's not a superstar but she's not unknown.
How would she take that next step into possible Sabrina Carpenter level stardom if she is even capable of that?
And if she isn't how can she reach her full ceiling?