Charli XCX - 360 lyrics

The recently released music video by Charli XCX has sparked a wave of discussion and emotion online. Reviews range from enthusiastic praise to sharp criticism, highlighting the diversity of opinions. Let’s break down what exactly caught viewers' attention...

Firstly, many noticed that the video begins with an obvious Google Pixel advertisement. Reactions to this vary from ironic approval to outrage. While some see it as part of modern marketing, others feel that the ad distracts from the main content. Opinions on the song itself are also divided. Some people express excitement, calling the track perfect and memorable, while others criticize it for being flat and lacking originality. Discussions cover both the style and the lyrics, with differing views on how well this work meets expectations.

A certain part of the audience shared their thoughts on the video’s direction and choreography. The video is described as a mix of different cultural references and styles, which has received both positive and negative feedback. For example, the scene with the "girl group" and elements of "brutal style" were perceived as unexpected and intriguing. A large portion of viewers noted that the video is simply iconic. Scenes featuring stars like Chloë Sevigny and Julia Fox were met with delight, especially the moment when Chloë Sevigny emerges from a car, which sparked genuine admiration. For some, these are the most memorable frames, on par with iconic scenes from films. The video has also inspired many people, leading them to reconsider their own views on pop music. It’s also noted that Emma Chamberlain looks particularly cool.

In conclusion, Charli’s new album is an outstanding pop album. It’s more fun than Beyoncé’s album (definitely more than Renaissance—they’re playing on the same field, after all). It’s more modern than Ariana’s, and more authentic than Dua Lipa’s. In some alternate universe, BRAT would be the answer to all these releases, showing how cool pop can be done. But in our reality, Charli’s message will likely be met with indifference—what do the school queens care about that weird girl who dresses oddly and hangs out with ravers and geeks? They’re in different weight categories, but no one’s stopping us from dreaming that Charli’s new album will get just as many streams. The music there is EXCELLENT.