Talk:Poppy.Computer/@comment-37166843-20181013005008/@comment-28613943-20181013141123

I don't like it because it centers around her character and it's extremely egotistical. I liked Bubblebath because it has a more alternative sound and it focuses on Moriah and Poppy. Like Money and American Kids center around Poppy's past, which is rare. Even if Poppy is a copy of Mars Argo I still liked that 2015-2016 era because she was more herself and both the character. And that's why I used to stan her. In that era she's just the character and it bothers me so much. I'm glad they actually listened to the criticism that the Poppy.Computer era was receiving. She seems to be acting more like herself now, not completely. In the Poppy.Computer era she was pushing her Poppy voice into her songs and it made the songs sound vile. The Am I A Girl? era isn't that bad, but the song released so far are still egotistical. I liked Immature Couture because it was something to relate to and it strongly reminded me of Bubblebath. I sincerely hope that the other songs on the album aren't so egotistical. Nowadays I think people want something to relate to, and I don't think her audience is one to only think of themselves, fashion, being better than everyone else. Lowlife was well loved because I think everyone has had a very low point in their life, and during that sad point in their lives they have always had someone or something to help them through that point. Money, Altar and American Kids weren't that relatable, but they were still good bops. You could disagree with me on Everybody Wants To Be Poppy and Money are egotistical but EWTBP was a parody on people that want to be like their idols. And Money's theme was mostly about Poppy's past, it could be assumed that it was mostly about her family's income being low and now that she's famous she can have all the money.

Alongside the released songs, the unreleased are gorgeous. Guns & Gold was truly amazing even if it did shade Mars. It has a relatable message of everyone just wanting it all no matter how much damage it does. Dance With Me's message isn't clear, but it was still a fun song. I Heart Poppy has a relatable message of being with boys that don't love you for who you are but how you look and finding someone that actually loves you (which I relate to very strongly). Winona Ryder has the same message as I Heart Poppy's so far but it's more like a F*ck You song to them. If U Like has a strong message about the media and it's toxicity which I think all the generation Z people can agree on.

That's why I didn't like Poppy.Computer at all, and was in my opinion her worst album and release of songs.