YUNGBLUD – Weird!

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Artist: YUNGBLUD

Title: Weird!

Year: 2020

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Tracklist

  • 1. teresa (3:24)
  • 2. parents (2:51)
  • 3. cotton candy (2:47)
  • 4. strawberry lipstick (2:43)
  • 5. mars (3:01)
  • 6. superdeadfriends (2:20)
  • 7. love song (4:00)
  • 8. god save me, but don't drown me out (3:37)
  • 9. ice cream man (3:12)
  • 10. weird! (3:03)
  • 11. charity (3:39)
  • 12. acting like that (feat. Machine Gun Kelly) (3:11)
  • 13. it's quiet in beverly hills (2:36)
  • 14. the freak show (4:27)

Review

YUNGBLUD's "weird!" is a sonic powerhouse, a frenetic fusion of rock, pop, and punk that defies genre expectations. It's as if he's thumbing his nose at your expectations, daring you to slap a label on him and his music. Opener "Teresa" is a slow-burning ballad that erupts into a defiant anthem, giving you a taste of what's to come. The album's energy is infectious, with tracks like "Cotton Candy" and "Strawberry Lipstick" kicking up the pace to match the urgency of YUNGBLUD's message.

The songs tackle some heavy themes, from love and heartache to societal pressures and conformity, but YUNGBLUD's music avoids feeling heavy-handed. Standouts like "Mars" and "God Save Me, but Don't Drown Me Out" see him grappling with acceptance and resistance, making "Weird!" a bold charge against the status quo. The title track is the perfect encapsulation of that struggle, a high-energy anthem to embracing your quirks in a world hell-bent on homogenizing individuals. This rebellious spirit permeates every track, making "weird!" a thrilling ride that defies categorization and refuses to be contained. YUNGBLUD's is a name that'll be synonymous with untamed, unbridled creativity, and "weird!" is his manifesto. - Blaze

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