Song of the day - 10th September, 2023

Radio - Lana del Rey (2013)

Song of the day - 2nd September, 2023

Dum Tek Tek - Hadise (2009)

Song of the day - 1st September, 2023

Leb' die Sekunde - Tokio Hotel (2005)

Song of the day - 31st August, 2023

August - Taylor Swift (2020)

Song of the day - 30th August, 2023

Nostalgic Night - VICTON (2019)

Song of the day - 29th August, 2023

Saxyness - Never Dull (2020)

Song of the day - 28th August, 2023

Ghosts again - Depeche Mode (2023)

Song of the year - 27th August, 2023

Vampire - Olivia Rodrigo (2023)

Song of the day - 26th August, 2023

We've Never Met but Can We Have a Cup of Coffee or Something - In Love With a Ghost (2017)

Unpopular opinion #4

K-pop

I am not okay at all with K-pop idols dropping out of high school. Being an idol (or any type of artist or performer) is not a stable career path and lots of idols end their careers in poverty or debt. Therefore, having at least a high school diploma means potentially having access to alternative, more stable, career paths in case things go south.

If companies think that idols cannot balance school and idol life, they should not debut high-schoolers in the first place. It's that easy.

Song of the day - 25th August, 2023

Deadzone - Blind Channel (2023)

Song of the day - 23rd August, 2023

The Heart Get No Sleep - Tokio Hotel (2014)

Song of the day - 22nd August, 2023

Love Again - Dua Lipa (2020)

Unpopular opinion #3

Eurovision Song Contest

Why can't certain Eurofans make comparisons between artists and entries without slut-shaming female artists with a fun/sexy concept? And in the comment sections there is nobody calling them out. Songs do not have to be sad ballads in order to be successful at Eurovision and people are allowed to have fun. Moreover, many of these "half-naked chicks" are actually extremely charismatic and skilled women who are capable of carrying a note while dancing simultaneously, which is extremely hard.

Song of the day - 20th August, 2023

Metropolis - Strify (2015)

Happy birthday, Strify!

A woman, destroyed: a review of "The Vegetarian" by Han Kang

The Vegetarian by Han Kang is one of my favourite novels. It made me think so much about all the implications and hidden meanings that I've decided to write a review about it.

What are your favourite novels?