I honestly think this is one of the best albums of all time, it did exactly what it set out to do and went beyond. Everything that came after it drank from its fountain
One does not simply forget about Melodrama. Also, on the topic of how influential Lorde was, she literally changed the pop landscape. It's easy to forget how much Pure Heroine completely turned the scene on its head, since it's been over a decade, and Lorde releases albums MUCH slower than most artists. Before Lorde, pop was very much house/EDM influenced, and people were getting sick of it. When Royals came out, it offered a new perspective, a new sound....it was the antithesis of the "Party Like a Rockstar" era. Lorde sums it up best with her lyric from her song Team - "I'm kinda over getting told to throw my hands up in the air." She spoke, and so it came to be. Lana del Rey, Billie Eilish, Halsey, Olivio Rodrigo... emotional, stripped back music became the next big thing in pop, and it's still very much going strong.
@@conormcfall5436 Yes, 100%. Lana Del Rey hit the scene with "Summertime Sadness" in 2012, and although it did exceptionally well for an indie pop song (especially on online spaces like Tumblr, which no doubt contributed to its massive, although slow burn ascent) it wasn't until the Cedric Gervais remix that came out in 2013 that really gave it its wings with the general public. Combined with the fact that Royals had hit the ground running, a smash hit right out of the gate, just months prior to the release of that remix, It was kind of the perfect storm - the aforementioned Gervais remix of Summertime Sadness still had the bass heavy, EDM sounds that were already on the airwaves, but combined with this new sound - melancholy, heartfelt, and introspective. It offered a reprieve to the stale and "party like it's you're last night on Earth" sounds that had dominated the airwaves the past 10 years. It was in a sense giving the best of both worlds, and the perfect bridge to have these two styles of pop. I liken it to the feeling you get when, after a week of indulging in Taco Bell and Oreos - both of which have their merits and purpose - to having an amazing fresh salad and perfectly cooked salmon...and it's an incredible palate cleanser. Signed, An amateur pop historian. ;)
As much as I love lorde… don’t suggest after pure heroine came Lana, Lana had already debuted with Born to die before hand and has been recognised as one of the most influential albums to date and still remains in billboard top, making it the second album by a woman to do this.
@@maddie3391I didn’t even like it for the last 5 years and I’ve praised this album, listened to it 2 years ago again with new ears and I thought to myself "wtf was I thinking"
Timestamps:D 2:18 Green Light 5:16 Sober 7:48 Homemade Dynamite 9:59 The Louvre 12:54 Liability 14:04 Hard Feelings/Loveless 17:27 Sober II (Melodrama) 18:53 Writer in the Dark 22:11 Supercut 25:31 Liability (Reprise) 27:57 Perfect Places
I got " solar" and "power" tattooed on my left and right shin 5 months ago because I fell so in love with it years after it released. I moved to Australia from the USA and can’t think of any album that describes the feelings I had better than that album. Just amazing.
I hope you both get a chance to go back and listen to Pure Heroine, it is a very strong debut album and to follow up with Melodrama as her sophomore album. Complete insanity!
This album came out and was ahead of its time. It’s now a cult classic and now fully appreciated. The past didn’t understand what we had. She’s iconic. Best sophomore album ever to be made. Solar power was hard to follow after this. But is its own thing. I live for her music.
And I’m pretty sure that they used her heartbeat as percussion on that song so “broadcast the boom boom boom and make them all dance to it” is quite literal.
Top 10 album ever for me. It came out just before I turned 17 and it holds so much nostalgic weight from that time. Every song is perfect and as the years go by I end up finding new meanings in my life for them. Please do a reaction to Solar Power! I think you two will have so much fun with it and I believe it deserves wayyyy more recognition.
Haaaayyy girl, here I am 💁🏻♀️ I was off Tumblr by the time this album came out though… 😅 my mental health gave me an ultimatum and, in an unforeseen moment of clarity, I chose my mental health lol 😂 But the nostalgia is real.
all cards on the table here, "The Louvre" is in my top ten favorite pop songs of all time it's impossible for me to think of high school without thinking of this album; pre-antidepressants, my friend saw my reaction to "Green Light" dropping, and said he'd never seen me more excited about anything lovely seeing y'all as always ❤
I hated Lorde when I only knew her from Royals, I still don’t like that track… but then Melodrama became like my favorite album ever and I gave Pure Heroine a chance and it was mind blowing as well. Ribs is life changing
In the song the Louvre, when she says "they'll hang us in the Louvre" may have a double meaning cause the Louvre is this amazing art museum in Paris but it also was a site of execution in the 12th century, so people were literally hanged in the Louvre and this interpretation aligns with the fact that she is exploring different death scenarios during Melodrama anyway this album is a masterpiece, i discovered it at 17 and it changed my life
you may know this (I haven’t finished the video yet) but this whole album is supposed to chronicle a single party and it’s even more interesting when you look at it through that lens
David Bowie once said "She's the future of music" Lorde influenced a lot new artists including Taylor Swift who changed her sound. Green Light is also not your traditional pop composition. The thing with Lorde is she's very different and a lot of artists copied her style and sound. But since she writes her own music and lyrics she's always going to be ahead of time and others will need to be more original, learn good writing
@@jayciruperto5518 Listen here Swiftie, after ditching her country roots, Taylor took a more pop-driven, nostalgia-tinged approach with 1989. There are OBVIOUS detectable influences of Lorde and Lana Del Rey,in her 1989. Specifically referencing "I Know Places," "Clean," and "Blank Space," Taylo Swift adopts a more "moody, electro-minimalist vibe" simliar to that of Lorde and picks up a breathy technique Lana Del Ray normally has (with the lyrics to match). So whether or not Swift did consciously, or subconsciously, borrowing the stylings of Lorde and Lana Del Rey to adopt a more dark, less "Teardrops On My Guitar" sound, the question remains: why did she change her sound? How original IS she. Because hunty, Lorde is O-RI-GI-NAL. The truth is, your IDOL Taylor Swift made a move in her career that pushed herself out of her box and presented an evolution of her sound, by ripping off Melodrama and steaming Lorde's sound. Lmafo ya loser
A timeless album. She is so great at capturing the events of a specific time in one’s life. Jack Antonoff was phenomenal in this record too, one of those sonically outcasted records produced by him
i listened to melodrama for the first time earlier this week, and i'm absolutely kicking myself for not listening to it sooner. it is such a beautiful and solid record. i think it's an all time favorite album of mine
OMG!!!! can’t believe this hasn’t happened already. one of my fav albums ever lets goooooo. 💙🙌🙌🙌 edit: crying over the Louvre lyric is everything i needed thank you for your continued service
I never liked Lorde because of Royals. Years ago, she played at a festival I went to see another band, and I ended up in the front rows. When Lorde started playing, I thought about leaving at first, but I stayed. I’m lucky to say I heard these songs live for the first time, practically right in front of her. I still remember jumping with the crowd during ‘Supercut,’ not understanding how I could feel so alive from a song I had just heard for the first time.
I think this album feels so modern because Jack Antonoff was such a huge producer for this and he’s still arguably the biggest producer in pop music today!
I've listened to this album at least once a month since it came out. It has become my favourite record, even surpassing The Beatles' Abbey Road. Lorde is a once in a generation artist. I had the chance to see her at the Primavera Sound festival in Buenos Aires and being part of a crowd weeping to Liability was a life-changing experience.
Watching someone react to Melodrama for the first time is never disappointing. I'm only minutes in and I'm FREAKING OUT like I's not my 700th time listening...
All of these songs feel so nostalgic to me even tough I listen to them often. I was 17 when this dropped, preparing myself to go to college, and at 18, at college, I couldn't stop listening to this album, my friends and I would comment about it constantly. I understood every feeling and moment she was narrating to us, she was a 19 year old woman singing to her generation, the whole thing was just so relatable. Masterpiece. I miss 2017.
i would love to see you guys do Pure Heroine ! most people only know Royals & maybe Ribs but i love that whole album, it was so innovative for the time
Absolutely neeeeed the solar power reaction !!!! And pure heroine too, that album is so much more than just royals. One of my favorites. Much more of a reach but since this and NFR were so enjoyable, more Jack Antinoff records would be cool. It’s may be out of the demographic, but I think Folklore or Evermore would be fun reactions!
This album came out when I was going through my first major breakup. I listened to it incessantly for months. The pairing of a breakup album with a concept album going through the highs and lows of a party was just gospel to 19 year old me. So happy to see you guys react to it!
Hearing Melodrama for the first time is a time I would do anything to experience again. I'm so glad I was able to witness your father's first experience, feels so bittersweet to feel those feelings alongside him again.... especially during The Louvre - such a sound and such an experience. Impeccable work you two!
Lorde is one of the blueprint of music industry. As David Bowie said she is the future of music. She's very influential. This Album alone, influence a lot of new songs nowadays, especially Midnights (and because its the same producer).
“It’s like she let the crowd sing” if only he knew
🤣🤣
😭😭PLEASE
Came to the comments for this
Lmaooo
LMFAOO
this is such a historical moment to me omg
same!!
No like I yelled “he’s never heard MELODRAMA?”
Sameeeee
For real! This is a life changing album
fr fr
love witnessing a historical moment like changing your dad's life with this album...
they're slowly reacting to all my comfort albums
Same
i need some Marina and the diamonds reaction...................
No
I honestly think this is one of the best albums of all time, it did exactly what it set out to do and went beyond. Everything that came after it drank from its fountain
fr even latin based albums were influenced by her
unpopular opinion: the weeknd was influenced by her
@@ulyxieevery new gen artists influenced by Her. since Pure heroine
@@neontyler6663 he is not a new gen artist lmao
id kill for a new mainstream artist to reach a magnum opus like melodrama because i need new obsessions
Arguably the best sophomore project of all time
Definitely arguably
@@Daytondailyokay dayton
ok i love this album but hold on
21 by Adele is literally there
The fame monster take this one
Melodrama is a masterpiece
It’s bizarre to think that she didn’t win album of the year with this great album, same feeling I had with Lana with Norman and Ocean blvd
She had a lot of competition with Kendrick so it got watered down and Bruno Mars won with a mid album
@@lanefair2950 "mid album"
No because I honestly thought you did this album already. This feels like a fever dream
same!!!!!
there's other "Dad reacts to Lorde - Melodrama' video from another channelcha too lol
“No because”? Who tf starts a thought with those words, you sound like a 3rd grader trying to tell a story from school
@@christianrahn4856Why u gotta hate bruh.. Have u never been online before??
Right!!
One does not simply forget about Melodrama.
Also, on the topic of how influential Lorde was, she literally changed the pop landscape. It's easy to forget how much Pure Heroine completely turned the scene on its head, since it's been over a decade, and Lorde releases albums MUCH slower than most artists. Before Lorde, pop was very much house/EDM influenced, and people were getting sick of it.
When Royals came out, it offered a new perspective, a new sound....it was the antithesis of the "Party Like a Rockstar" era. Lorde sums it up best with her lyric from her song Team - "I'm kinda over getting told to throw my hands up in the air."
She spoke, and so it came to be. Lana del Rey, Billie Eilish, Halsey, Olivio Rodrigo... emotional, stripped back music became the next big thing in pop, and it's still very much going strong.
Lorde & Lana changed the game imo. I think it’s starting to shift back again but Lorde was just on Brat so she’s at the forefront again.
@@conormcfall5436 Yes, 100%. Lana Del Rey hit the scene with "Summertime Sadness" in 2012, and although it did exceptionally well for an indie pop song (especially on online spaces like Tumblr, which no doubt contributed to its massive, although slow burn ascent) it wasn't until the Cedric Gervais remix that came out in 2013 that really gave it its wings with the general public.
Combined with the fact that Royals had hit the ground running, a smash hit right out of the gate, just months prior to the release of that remix, It was kind of the perfect storm - the aforementioned Gervais remix of Summertime Sadness still had the bass heavy, EDM sounds that were already on the airwaves, but combined with this new sound - melancholy, heartfelt, and introspective. It offered a reprieve to the stale and "party like it's you're last night on Earth" sounds that had dominated the airwaves the past 10 years.
It was in a sense giving the best of both worlds, and the perfect bridge to have these two styles of pop. I liken it to the feeling you get when, after a week of indulging in Taco Bell and Oreos - both of which have their merits and purpose - to having an amazing fresh salad and perfectly cooked salmon...and it's an incredible palate cleanser.
Signed,
An amateur pop historian. ;)
This is so true
talk your shit!!!
As much as I love lorde… don’t suggest after pure heroine came Lana, Lana had already debuted with Born to die before hand and has been recognised as one of the most influential albums to date and still remains in billboard top, making it the second album by a woman to do this.
the irony of them saying she let the audience sing it during Writer in the Dark😭
🤫🤫🤫✋️🤚✋️🤚✋️🤚
You can tell Lorde and Lana inspired a lot of the new generation of pop artists!
100%. Chappell and Billie wouldn’t exist without Lorde and Lana
The older generation also, Taylor swift had a lorde faze and Lana faze
@@BibiRobbin Yepp! I would add Olivia Rodrigo and Conan Gray to the list as well!
melanie martinez was really the og, she inspired lana
@@rodsitamara be so for real
hard feelings and supercut changed my life actually. so glad to see you guys react to this one!!
Hard feelings will go with me to the grave as one of my favorite songs
Hard feelings/Loveless will always be in my heart
@@maddie3391I didn’t even like it for the last 5 years and I’ve praised this album, listened to it 2 years ago again with new ears and I thought to myself "wtf was I thinking"
that and ribs are like songs of the century
Timestamps:D
2:18 Green Light
5:16 Sober
7:48 Homemade Dynamite
9:59 The Louvre
12:54 Liability
14:04 Hard Feelings/Loveless
17:27 Sober II (Melodrama)
18:53 Writer in the Dark
22:11 Supercut
25:31 Liability (Reprise)
27:57 Perfect Places
doing the Lorde's work 😂
👑
Had to scroll too far for this
Tyyyyy
Thankyou
Albums dont get better than this they just get different. Solar power grew on me over the years for sure worth it to get on the channel
Solar power is my favorite lorde album but her best album is melodrama. I just hate the winter
I got " solar" and "power" tattooed on my left and right shin 5 months ago because I fell so in love with it years after it released. I moved to Australia from the USA and can’t think of any album that describes the feelings I had better than that album. Just amazing.
@@hannaelkotni194so freaking real dude
@@Daytondailysolar power hits different on a drive down the Aussie coast
@@dangough yessss absolutely!
I hope you both get a chance to go back and listen to Pure Heroine, it is a very strong debut album and to follow up with Melodrama as her sophomore album. Complete insanity!
omg i cant believe you're finally reacting to this. this album was literally my life when i was 17.
update: im crying
This album came out and was ahead of its time. It’s now a cult classic and now fully appreciated. The past didn’t understand what we had. She’s iconic. Best sophomore album ever to be made. Solar power was hard to follow after this. But is its own thing. I live for her music.
😂
20:13 “it’s like she let the crowd sing, eh?” if only he knew
Please explain
@@purplemonkey9575whilst she was touring this album she would shush the crowd singing writer in the dark, it’s very entertaining
@@charliestewart973 oh I didn’t know that, that’s hilarious 😂
hahahaha
That video makes me laugh everytime!
Fun fact they also used to perform hangings in the louvre before it was a museum. So she’s also talking about the hangings.
And I’m pretty sure that they used her heartbeat as percussion on that song so “broadcast the boom boom boom and make them all dance to it” is quite literal.
Whatttt no way
NO WAY
peak jack antanoff
he needs to do stuff like this again. this and nfr are just so glorious.
Top 10 album ever for me. It came out just before I turned 17 and it holds so much nostalgic weight from that time. Every song is perfect and as the years go by I end up finding new meanings in my life for them.
Please do a reaction to Solar Power! I think you two will have so much fun with it and I believe it deserves wayyyy more recognition.
omg this is a big day for girlies that grew up on tumblr (me), lit one of the best albums of all times or at least the 2010’s
For real this brought me right back to 2015 🥲
Haaaayyy girl, here I am 💁🏻♀️
I was off Tumblr by the time this album came out though…
😅
my mental health gave me an ultimatum and, in an unforeseen moment of clarity, I chose my mental health lol
😂
But the nostalgia is real.
Easily one of my favourite pop albums, I’m so glad you guys reacted to it
"Melodrama" is one of the best pop albums of 21 century!
all cards on the table here, "The Louvre" is in my top ten favorite pop songs of all time
it's impossible for me to think of high school without thinking of this album; pre-antidepressants, my friend saw my reaction to "Green Light" dropping, and said he'd never seen me more excited about anything
lovely seeing y'all as always ❤
such a good album! lorde is so ahead of her time
melodrama is one of my fav albums EVER.
this is a life changing album. the louvre still one of my favourite songs of all time just soooo mesmerising from beginning to end
I hated Lorde when I only knew her from Royals, I still don’t like that track… but then Melodrama became like my favorite album ever and I gave Pure Heroine a chance and it was mind blowing as well. Ribs is life changing
there aren’t any words to describe ribs. it’s just beyond
being 19 the same time as lorde & hearing this album for the first time in 2017 altered my brain chemistry
No it didn't. Stop lying.
@@alec57 girl..
In the song the Louvre, when she says "they'll hang us in the Louvre" may have a double meaning cause the Louvre is this amazing art museum in Paris but it also was a site of execution in the 12th century, so people were literally hanged in the Louvre
and this interpretation aligns with the fact that she is exploring different death scenarios during Melodrama
anyway this album is a masterpiece, i discovered it at 17 and it changed my life
you may know this (I haven’t finished the video yet) but this whole album is supposed to chronicle a single party and it’s even more interesting when you look at it through that lens
can you explain more about this pleaseeee
My favorite album of all time. I just got here to this community and whoever does your edit deserves a RAISE! this is sooo good.
❤
Happy to see you revisiting 2010s! Would love a video on Hozier’s debut self-titled album that just turned 10 years old this week and is 4x platinum.
I second! Or any of his albums really
i’ve actually never been more excited to watch something before 😭😭
David Bowie once said "She's the future of music"
Lorde influenced a lot new artists including Taylor Swift who changed her sound. Green Light is also not your traditional pop composition. The thing with Lorde is she's very different and a lot of artists copied her style and sound. But since she writes her own music and lyrics she's always going to be ahead of time and others will need to be more original, learn good writing
I’ve always thought it was a shame he never lived to hear Melodrama but he knew there was true greatness inside her and he was proved right.
@@MarkS_7345 i really think the lyric “all of our heroes fading, now i can’t stand to be alone” is a Bowie (and George Michael) homage
she never influenced Taylor shut your mouth
@@jayciruperto5518 Listen here Swiftie, after ditching her country roots, Taylor took a more pop-driven, nostalgia-tinged approach with 1989. There are OBVIOUS
detectable influences of Lorde and Lana Del Rey,in her 1989. Specifically referencing "I Know Places," "Clean," and "Blank Space," Taylo Swift adopts a more "moody, electro-minimalist vibe" simliar to that of Lorde and picks up a breathy technique Lana Del Ray normally has (with the lyrics to match).
So whether or not Swift did consciously, or subconsciously, borrowing the stylings of Lorde and Lana Del Rey to adopt a more dark, less "Teardrops On My Guitar" sound, the question remains: why did she change her sound? How original IS she. Because hunty, Lorde is O-RI-GI-NAL. The truth is, your IDOL Taylor Swift made a move in her career that pushed herself out of her box and presented an evolution of her sound, by ripping off Melodrama and steaming Lorde's sound. Lmafo ya loser
@@CrazieTrayzie I aint reading all that, but congrats. Or sorry that happened to you
one of my favorite albums ever, lovely reaction as always, kevin’s reactions to louvre and writer in the dark esp are so relatable 🥲🥲
I love lorde, my favorite song of all time is Ribs…it’s just so nostalgic and good.
Ribs is one of the best songs ever made 😭
@@Helamans I agree with u 100%
wow it feels like christmas morning
this video is such a treat
This album needs so much more recognition! Lorde’s songwriting is so beautiful, I’ve loved this album for so many years.
A timeless album. She is so great at capturing the events of a specific time in one’s life. Jack Antonoff was phenomenal in this record too, one of those sonically outcasted records produced by him
YESSSS, MELODRAMA’S THE ALBUM OF THE MILLENIUM.
i thought this album was a masterpiece at 19 and i’m 26 now and am even more impressed with it
i listened to melodrama for the first time earlier this week, and i'm absolutely kicking myself for not listening to it sooner. it is such a beautiful and solid record. i think it's an all time favorite album of mine
OMG!!!! can’t believe this hasn’t happened already. one of my fav albums ever lets goooooo. 💙🙌🙌🙌
edit: crying over the Louvre lyric is everything i needed thank you for your continued service
I'm so excited to see your reactions to this!! Such an incredible album
Your dad would love Ethel Cain
Art
can't wait to see them react to family tree intro
YES! hopefully they react to the album one day😭
this AND Jane Remover
He’ll listen to Head in the Wall and break 😭
I never liked Lorde because of Royals. Years ago, she played at a festival I went to see another band, and I ended up in the front rows. When Lorde started playing, I thought about leaving at first, but I stayed. I’m lucky to say I heard these songs live for the first time, practically right in front of her. I still remember jumping with the crowd during ‘Supercut,’ not understanding how I could feel so alive from a song I had just heard for the first time.
Probably a top 5 album ever for me
Melodrama might be my favourite XXI century album. Love from Brazil
Same. I love Brazil ❤
this made the rest of my year
I think this album feels so modern because Jack Antonoff was such a huge producer for this and he’s still arguably the biggest producer in pop music today!
I've listened to this album at least once a month since it came out. It has become my favourite record, even surpassing The Beatles' Abbey Road. Lorde is a once in a generation artist. I had the chance to see her at the Primavera Sound festival in Buenos Aires and being part of a crowd weeping to Liability was a life-changing experience.
Yess cover Solar Power! It got such a mixed reception it’d be interesting to see how your Dad reacts to the shift in sound🌞🌊
This album changed the way I interact with music
I fully became an albums listener after this. Whenever I listen to an artist it has to be from top to bottom, full records at this point.
WAIT DID WE NOT DO THIS YET? This is my top 1 2010s pop album. Perfect.
I think I've watched every single reaction video to this album on UA-cam, so thank you for adding to the lore
🤡
I just love how much Kevin loves music. It’s really delightful seeing him lose his mind over all different kinds of music
Loved your guys reaction and need need need solar power! Every Lorde album has truely changed my life so I can’t wait for L4 too
thank you so much for doing this album, one of my favourites of all time!
Watching someone react to Melodrama for the first time is never disappointing. I'm only minutes in and I'm FREAKING OUT like I's not my 700th time listening...
All of these songs feel so nostalgic to me even tough I listen to them often. I was 17 when this dropped, preparing myself to go to college, and at 18, at college, I couldn't stop listening to this album, my friends and I would comment about it constantly. I understood every feeling and moment she was narrating to us, she was a 19 year old woman singing to her generation, the whole thing was just so relatable. Masterpiece. I miss 2017.
i would love to see you guys do Pure Heroine ! most people only know Royals & maybe Ribs but i love that whole album, it was so innovative for the time
Lorde is great on albums and Live.
I always dance and cry at her shows.
Solid artist that feels human and relatable.
robyn's honey please!!! inventive emotional pop
This is genuinely a healing moment
been waiting for yall to do melodrama for a long timeee and it’s finally hereee
i’ll never forget when greenlight dropped during my english class in highschool and i freakedddd out
This has bought be so much joy, thank you guys ♥️♥️♥️
bless the day of a new melodrama reaction. lives changed forever
Absolutely neeeeed the solar power reaction !!!! And pure heroine too, that album is so much more than just royals. One of my favorites.
Much more of a reach but since this and NFR were so enjoyable, more Jack Antinoff records would be cool. It’s may be out of the demographic, but I think Folklore or Evermore would be fun reactions!
He peaked with those two sadly, never done anything as good as
Now you have to show him Solar Power
THIS MEANS THE WORLD TO MEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
god it's been a hot minute since i listened to this album and yall just reminded me how much of a masterpiece this album was
Liability is one of my fav songs of all time.
Was just seeing your Sabrina's reaction and hoping you do melodrama soooon & HERE it is!!!! A masterpiece album -front to back💯😍🙌
this album hits me like the first time every time. hits so close to home. “Girls who are too much” give rise up
This album came out when I was going through my first major breakup. I listened to it incessantly for months. The pairing of a breakup album with a concept album going through the highs and lows of a party was just gospel to 19 year old me. So happy to see you guys react to it!
IM SO HAPPY i love when anyone reacts to this album *masterpiece
I will always comment on every Melodrama video that it deserved AOTY
😂
This is the best thing you could have ever done.
We're gonna be needing the Solar Power review PRONTO! But love to see this album, as always, getting its flowers. A magnificent piece of art.
Oh my freaking Lorde! Thank you!!! 💙
“It sounds ahead of its time” YESSS IT IS OMG 😭 she did that
I’ve never felt more understood than when I heard liability and writer in the dark
How could you brush over Liability like that? Its sooo incredibly heart breaking, I just can't
Best pop album of the decade
I wish I was in high school again and blasting this in my caravan. This whole era of Lorde gave me strength that I carry today!!!
kevin hearing melodrama for the first time has saved lives
Supercut genuinely changed my life and remains one of my favourite songs of hers. Asking again for you guys to react to Preacher’s Daughter!! 😍
23:33 "i love that she went into the bathroom to record that" 🤣🤣🤣
Melodrama truly saved 2017. Pathetic how it didn't win any Grammy's.
aoty category was pretty stacked that year but its insane that it went to BRUNO MARS over lorde or kendrick (or literally anyone else nominated)
the day greenlight dropped i drove around my town blasting it with the windows down, such a great memory..amazing song
She never let that crowd sang😂😭still love her tho
Hearing Melodrama for the first time is a time I would do anything to experience again. I'm so glad I was able to witness your father's first experience, feels so bittersweet to feel those feelings alongside him again.... especially during The Louvre - such a sound and such an experience. Impeccable work you two!
oh i've been WAITIN for this one
Lorde is one of the blueprint of music industry. As David Bowie said she is the future of music. She's very influential. This Album alone, influence a lot of new songs nowadays, especially Midnights (and because its the same producer).
Omg, one of my favorite albums of all time, and i arrived early to the vid, awesome!
Love Kevin's hoodie btw
Please react to Pure Heroine when you can