r/bjork

SO, i saw that one post about the t-shirt shown on the "kid club" trailer (which i am very hyped about, but not the point of the post), and realized that i have never asked this even if i've been wondering for a while SO. where did it come from? i remember when like a year ago i wanted to find any picture saying something like "i ♥️ björk" for a video i was making and the first suggestion google gave me was the quote, and is such a specific thing that i can't wonder where it came from? i know you guys love joking about gay sex and björk so that's not the part that confuses me, just the very specific phrase— i've tried googling it but it just says it's an edgy internet joke which is not what i'm asking for!!!

thanks in advance everyone <333

I've already listened:

Debut

Post

Homogenic

Vespertine (my fav)

Utopia

Medulla

(Tho I didn't really liked Utopia and Medulla 😓)

I'm a beginner in experimental music, but since I've seen so many people talk about her and considering her one of the best contemporary artists, I wanted to give it a try. So far, the most experimental music I've listened to was Sophie and Lady Gaga's ARTPOP, so i think I'm REALLY not in this scene and need some guide into Björk discography

i am not a native English speaker.

for those of you who are from English-speaking countries
i am curious: … how do you perceive her broken English or grammar mistakes like 'the warmthest', 'the beautifullest', or 'I can't fathom the grasp... I can't grasp the fathom'?

as a non-native speaker, I didn't notice it at first, but then i did some research on it

i also asked my internet buddy from England what she thinks about it and she said it’s really beautiful and doesn’t grate on her ears at all.
for me , it doesn’t seem weird because my English isn't perfect so I don't really mind. . . . but I feel like if I were a native English speaker, it would probably sound 'unnatural' to me
what do y'all think?"