brittany talking about how she quit caffeine while drinking a sweet tea is something so special

@eyebags.aregucci95

9 ай бұрын

At least it isn’t as much as coffee or energy drinks tho. It’s progress lol

@srishtiverma1701

9 ай бұрын

Hey! You let her have her sugar

@jupiterspisces

9 ай бұрын

@@srishtiverma1701 not talking about sugar haha. sweet tea has caffeine. i drink it every day for the effect.

@srishtiverma1701

9 ай бұрын

@@jupiterspisces wow I didn’t know that! Well shit

@laceydean8426

9 ай бұрын

It’s crazy how many people don’t know tea has caffeine 😂

Brittany describing the way she’ll decorate her house is pretty much a mojo dojo casa house lol

@mckell_22

9 ай бұрын

I was looking for this comment lmao

@brooklyn7216

9 ай бұрын

Brittany WOULD have a galleria style display of horses running lmaoooo

@lilbeepbeep7475

9 ай бұрын

SUBLIME

@sarathacker3337

9 ай бұрын

looking for this

@clod5354

9 ай бұрын

lmao thats what i thought

Brittany: “Look at his Adam’s Apple.. Christ” Brittany, a second later: “I really really have a deep respect for what he’s doing artistically”

brittany is so well-spoken like i’m captivated by every single second of her podcasts

@Pugsarecute

9 ай бұрын

“What do u mean my pee hole infected?😂 How did I infect my own pee hole? All i did was pee out of it.”

@emilywhitaker4611

9 ай бұрын

“One day I wish I had a peener”

@zeefromvenus

9 ай бұрын

@@Pugsarecutedude lmaooo i cant

@nnname9451

8 ай бұрын

Like i live in europe in bosnia absolutely dont care about the country music scene in the US and here i am, eating it up because i could listen to her talk about ANYTHING

@tink6225

7 ай бұрын

"moustache moment, uggo mode"

so brave of you to be an arianator in this current economy

@dolma7789

9 ай бұрын

truly a warrior for the nation.

@HaleyJeanASMR

9 ай бұрын

exactly. like thank u for representing its hard out here 😭

@dolma7789

9 ай бұрын

@@HaleyJeanASMR 😭😭

@baileyschow2721

9 ай бұрын

she’s so real

@wez5385

9 ай бұрын

Why what's up with Ariana now? 😅

for a second i forgot Brittany isn’t my bestie and was like “awe!! i can’t wait to see the house!!” like girl get real

@brookesargent8249

9 ай бұрын

girl, SAME

@NinjaExtraordinaire

9 ай бұрын

Same 😂

@ashhh7547

9 ай бұрын

no seriously

@angelao.4521

9 ай бұрын

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@humanzarentreal

9 ай бұрын

i felt this on a cellular level!

“My big voluptuous breasts fall out of my pearlsnap” was not something i thought i would hear today but i am pissing myself laughing

I think we should make the Dan and Phil whiskers the official Broski nation makeup look to go with the “normal people scare me” shirt

@aye2987

8 ай бұрын

oh ur walking on such thin ice here for that

@nomoretwitterhandles

7 ай бұрын

The fans are already feral now that Dan and Phil are back to posting gaming videos, idk if I could handle them freaking over such a suggestion

@ShaynaFilion

7 ай бұрын

Broski nation must consist of at least 20% former/current Phans

Fully expected knee high converse as the uniform shoe

@bystarlite33

9 ай бұрын

Or thick ass etnies

@Jadeavathecritic

9 ай бұрын

ME TOO

@user-ts5uk1kl7w

9 ай бұрын

Me too haha

@annabellehanka9525

9 ай бұрын

i was thinking those 2016 black and white striped adidas, the superstars or whatever they’re call 😭

@catnip6731

9 ай бұрын

i was expecting osiris shoes

Thank fuck our gracious leader has provided us with 55 minutes of premium entertainment

@katykramerr

9 ай бұрын

Time and time again, we thank you

i love this show because there's a new topic every 20 seconds and its exactly how i talk and think

“I don’t always look like this. I can be cute” literally me every morning while I’m getting ready 😂

Brittany: "You wanna know what's in this cup? Popeye's sweet tea." also Brittany: "So anyway I quit drinking caffeine"

@sarasthoughts

9 ай бұрын

Well it's not LITERALLY caffeine lmao

@alicejournalsdaytoday

9 ай бұрын

if it is sweet tea made traditionally with black tea then yes it does have caffeine @@sarasthoughts

@kitkatherine23

9 ай бұрын

​@@sarasthoughtstea does contain straight up caffine

@skullpixiedust

9 ай бұрын

@@alicejournalsdaytoday It has a fraction of the amount of caffeine that coffee and redbull has which she quit

@kitkatherine23

9 ай бұрын

@clover254 she didnt say she quit coffee or redbull tho. she said she quit caffine. its not that big of a deal were just saying tea can still have an unhealthy amount of caffine just like some sodas that could theoretically still cause some of the same issues shes talking about.. Also. the difference isnt that extreme fractional, 8 oz of coffee contains 95 milligrams of caffeine, and black tea contains 50 milligrams. Its also important to note tea is usually drank in larger portion sizes than coffee so while someone might have been drinking 4 8oz cups of coffee a day, and then switched to having 4 16 oz drinks of tea from their favorite fast food restaurant/etc. they will be consuming more caffine than they would have if they drank their traditional 8 oz of coffee 4 times a day.

The way she says "and I'll take this to the grave" and to not, in fact, take it to the grave is inspiring..

THANK YOU FOR TALKING ABOUT LEGIT COUNTRY ARTISTS. this is something that matters so much to me as someone from Arkansas. i feel like i’m constantly fighting the “i like every kind of music EXCEPT COUNTRY” people. it sucks bc i’m like no y’all just aren’t paying attention to the people doing the important stuff in the genre!!!!!!!!!!!!!! love u always brittany

@hanpear

9 ай бұрын

YES!! me too!! it’s rough out here in the south 🫡

@tweenytwinkies

4 ай бұрын

I just hate country, the acoustics.

@lydiarocheford3051

2 ай бұрын

I like old and/or female country. Johnny cash and Miranda lambert

@swiftiehive

2 ай бұрын

i 100000% agree also hey girl im from arkansas too 😘

0:12: 🏡 The host of the Broski Report shares updates on her new house and experiences with a UTI. 10:33: 🏠 The speaker moved into their own house and is excited to have the freedom to be themselves. 11:46: 🎥 The speaker talks about various topics including KZread videos, giving up caffeine, and the evolution of country music. 17:33: 🎶 The speaker discusses the shift in country music from socially conscious artists like Johnny Cash to overly patriotic and cringeworthy songs, but highlights artists like Orville Peck who are reinventing the genre with meaningful and authentic music. 23:42: 🎵 X discusses country music and highlights Tyler Childers and Colter Wall for their authentic representation and meaningful lyrics. 29:22: 🎶 The speaker had a mental breakdown and took a retreat to a cabin where they discovered and became a fan of Canadian singer-songwriter Colter Wall. 34:44: 🎵 The speaker discusses various country music artists and their impact on the genre. 40:31: 🤠 The speaker expresses frustration with mainstream country music and discusses their plan to dress up as a man and work on a ranch to find a cowboy partner. 45:25: ! The speaker discusses various topics including the word count of different texts, the longest book and word in the English language, and their love for Halloween and whimsical goth aesthetic. 54:00: ! The speaker talks about their new favorite TikToker, Greasy, and expresses admiration for her party lifestyle and anticipation for her posts. Recap by Tammy AI

@pillowvibes

8 ай бұрын

slay, tammy ai. come thru w the cliffs notes

@kaireads569

8 ай бұрын

Thank you kind citizen

@tink6225

7 ай бұрын

ur a blessing

Brittany mispronouncing Oceania a billion times and saying OH MY GOD is giving the girl singing “and iiiiii will al- OH MY GOD nooo i can do this”

@jessbarrett698

2 ай бұрын

Exactly what I went to 😂😂

@NarutoDragonWarrior

2 ай бұрын

​@@jessbarrett698I CAME TO COMMENT THIS

📝 📝 When I meet our leader I must be in: Normal people scare me shirt Ribbed skinny jeans Ari Grande kitty ears Fox or platypus tail Toms

@michaelarobertson_

9 ай бұрын

The ribbed skinny jeans sent me my ex used to wear them 🤢

@ciatagni1345

9 ай бұрын

Gawd gurl when she listed that uniform.... idk if I can live in Broski nation if I have to wear that 😭😭

@ciatagni1345

9 ай бұрын

But also definitely go with the beaver tail, it's far weirder.

@courtneypaige18

9 ай бұрын

I'm going with the fox tail

@TheVictorianKMedia

9 ай бұрын

Imagine what a meetup with all of Broski Nation would look like

Girl you do not KNOW how LONG I have been WAITING for someone to drop these takes on country music. IT IS NOT ALL THE SAME

Petition to have Brittany do an entire podcast episode in an Irish accent

I feel feral when I see this pod posted I feel like a raccoon that found some wet cat food I just love this content

@AlysaSides

9 ай бұрын

Real as hell

@jlj770

9 ай бұрын

Exactly this. This is how I feel when I see it’s posted

Your breakdown of country music history is INCREDIBLE. My dad is a 77 year old leftist and a lifelong country music fanatic from the heart of Kentucky. I grew up with Robbins and Cash and the country music of today is (speaking broadly) embarrassing af

@SHDBandit

9 ай бұрын

I’m from a family of leftist folk and bluegrass singers/ musicians and I feel so lucky that’s what I was raised with that music that actually had meaning. Her breakdowns of anything are usually so spot on!

@desertrose3511

9 ай бұрын

So glad I’m not a leftie biden worshipper

As a girl who was born, raised, and lives in Houston, Texas and went to Texas A&M around the same time as you anddddd is married to a woman..... love this conversation about country music.

Minus the absence of tears, this is a perfectly perfect Britanying Browsking episode.

As someone from Kentucky, Tyler Childers means the world to me. He sings about the struggle and beauty of Appalachia and poverty with so much care and love.

On behalf of the Irish thank you for finally welcoming us I’ll forgive the accent

Here are the song recs! There's also a spotify playlist of all of these called Brittany's Country & Bluegrass Recommendations Tyler Childers: - House Fire - Shake the Frost - Charleston Girl - Fraulein (ft. Colter Wall) Colter Wall (recommended live versions): - Cowpoke - Sleeping on the Blacktop - The Devil Wears a Suit and Tie Other mentioned artists: - Zach Bryan - Chris Stapleton - Megan Moroney The SteelDrivers (bluegrass band): - Blue Side of the Mountain - Drinkin' Dark Whiskey - Midnight Train to Memphis - If You Can't Be Good, Be Gone - To Be With You Again - Heaven Sent

@xoch1717

8 ай бұрын

thank you!!

Brittany talking about Tyler Childers just makes my ky heart so happy. This is who we are y’all, and he represents us so well!!!

I love that she is an educated queen but also doesn't know a lot of things and teaches us all while she Googles literally anything that comes to mind 😂 EDIT: Also, the Queen is right. It's O-she-an-uh. Is this just our Texan coming out? 😅

@stephe1506

9 ай бұрын

as a citizen resident of an Oh Shee An Eeh Uhn nation, nah yours and Brittanys must be a Texan pronunciation haha

@sara-ey5bu

9 ай бұрын

I’m Midwestern and I thought she was saying it right her way😭

@LawnOrnament

9 ай бұрын

I feel like its more like O-she-an-yuh 🤣🤣i think it is the southern bringin us down

I love how the episode is called Christian Girl Autumn but she only talks about it in the last 6 minutes of the episode lmao

brittany not bringing up the title of the episode until 48 minutes is so funny

@Spongeboymebob5

3 ай бұрын

Dude I was listening to this entire episode thinking, "why tf is the title of this one Christian Girl Autumn?" lmao

THANK YOU FOR PUTTING THE SPOTLIGHT ON THESE ARTISTS. I HATE pop country more than anything but a few years ago i discovered orville, tyler and colter and it literally changed my life.

I’ve never laughed harder than at “why is my peehole infected” 😂😂😂

The influence power Brittany has on me is insane. I started reading Sarah J Maas because of her and now I’m gonna listen to Orville Peck despite never having liked country music.

@Squishy876

8 ай бұрын

Orville is so good tho! That being said she got me into Ethel Cain

@KydSyd

8 ай бұрын

Yep. She got me into Sleep Token AND Ethel Cain. I don’t like heavy metal. 😂

@smellytoad666

8 ай бұрын

@@KydSydME TOO. obsessed with ethel rn

@okradokie

8 ай бұрын

I'm of the opposite opinion :( terrible low effort author, I cringe everytime Brittany talks about those idiotic books, but I still enjoy her lighthearted persona etc.

@melissahw4462

7 ай бұрын

Listen to the Orville Peck and Trixie Mattel song! It’s great!

the way I can literally go through these episodes like it's a 3 minute video. I'm loving it

27:14 very interesting!

MY HANDS ARE OFF THE WHEEL AND MY EYES ARE CLOSED

As someone who just graduated from a college in the south, I cannot thank you enough for putting this concept of the departure of the real values of country music into words.

the entire time she talks about her new spanish style home I could not stop thinking her next form is going to be a conquistador

7:00-9:09 is brittany describing every og dan and phil stan

Can I just say Brittany is probably the only person I can sit and listen to for hours. She is so well spoken and it itches my brain in a way I cant even describe. Also so refreshing to hear things I've thought be spoken out loud in a way that's comprehensible.

Broski nation reporting for duty to our loyal queen 🎉

"I can stand alone, but I prefer not to" BARS BRITTANY. As a former military kid, too, I felt that in my soul and never would have thought it would be because of a critique of country music.

devastated to be caught up on this podcast. funnest binge watch in so long

petition for brittany to make all episodes over 1hr long

@mackenzieellor9556

9 ай бұрын

formal plea to the overload 🙏🏽

The first five minutes discussing diarrhea and UTI’s is so real, I really love Tuesdays.

I'm so glad you like Colter Wall too. He works as a ranch hand on the plains of Saskatchewan. He's the real deal. His music makes me want to watch Brokeback Mountain, then buy a pair of cowboy boots and ride a horse into the sunset with braids in my hair.

in terms of country music, i absolutely love kelsea ballerini, and the fact that she invited drag queens to perform with her at the country music awards after the drag ban happened is something so special

Sierra Ferrell is who I immediately thought of as a musician who’s bringing those blue grass folksy roots into her music. She’s amazing.

@mikaylarigsby

9 ай бұрын

She’s incredible!! I’m so glad you mentioned her. ❤

@BroskiReport

9 ай бұрын

Yes love her!!!!

Crying laughing at Brittany’s brain moving light years faster than her mouth at 12:58

@shoobydoobydoo590

9 ай бұрын

IM WATCHING IT ON LOOP IM CRYING

4:30 listening to this as someone who gets chronic uti’s im in tears. shes so right.

Watching this while having a UTI really enhances the experience

26:30 idk why but hearing you so passionately describe his excellence made me realize that men rarely discuss women like this or acknowledge deep nuance and depths in their works the way women do. I'm sure many men do but not the average man.

@thiskindasucks3536

4 ай бұрын

No real !!!! There's just something about the way women can deeply admire and appreciate art in a passionate, genuine way that just seems uniquely feminine. Like, I've never really met a man who's understood that feeling.

"I want to smell a pumpkin candle so strong it burns the inside of my nose!" brought me to tears! 🤣🧡 the accuracy!

The melting clock hanging on the wall instead of laying on a surface to complete the illusion is so Brittany

The first time I heard Orville Peck’s rendition of Fancy I got chills over my body and started crying.

A MORNING BLESSING! love listening while I get ready for work

@barbiecentral

9 ай бұрын

literally me rn

The date was November 11, 1918, the war was finally over and the night was dark. Brittany sat at her reading nook staring out the window at the navy night sky. Already in her nightie, she was fighting sleep in hopes of finally being reunited with her lover. Maybe tonight would be the night she hoped, although hope hadn’t been very fair to her these past few years. Suddenly she heard the front door open, she didn’t know whether she should be excited or afraid. Was it an intruder, or was it the love of her sorry life? She walked out of her bedroom down the hall to see none other than her one and only, Ghost. Her hands went to her mouth, in an attempt to cover a cry that escaped her lips. She ran into the arms of the man she calls home, feeling is large build encapsulate her. She ran her hands up his toned arms. They were so hairy. “Hiya doll” Ghost finally spoke and Brittany simply melted at the sound of it. This night was going to be heavenly. …….. An hour later they lay in bed in each other’s arms. Brittany caressed the hard plastic that masked Ghost’s face. Hard and cold, like how she remembered. “Ghost” she said, “When will you let me see your face? We have been married for 5 years now, don’t you think it’s about time?” Ghost hesitated then chuckled a little to himself. He replied, “You know this war has taught me that life is so short, and I don’t want to be anything other than exactly who I am, I think I’m ready to show you the real me”. He slowly lifted his skeleton mask to reveal his face. Brittany gasped in horror as she stared at none other than her own face staring back at her. Just a big burley man with Brittany Broski’s face. She ran to throw up in the nearest trash bin. Her life was a lie. “How?” She thought. “How did this even happen.. genetically?”……the night was dark The end.

@honeymune

9 ай бұрын

HELPP THIS IS SO LONG

@Hazelaulait

9 ай бұрын

I’m serious this was so good, and the twist … write a novel now

@arleneeie

9 ай бұрын

this reminds me of the tweet that was like "if you had one thing to say to Ur idol what is it" and someone wrote a fanfic about todoroki with multiple parts and a mafia series add on

You have the incredible opportunity to go the western gothic approach for Halloween. Black boots, cattle skulls, dried grains, dead roses, ornate liquor glasses. A nostalgia for someone you’ve never met who is lost in on the trail. 🌵

I love how southern Britney is 😂 i feel represented

brittany describing my freshman year look as the broski nation uniform triggered one of the two wolves inside of me but i’m not sure which one

@Yormstdve

9 ай бұрын

If she swapped the toms with “bobs for dogs” shoes I think I would’ve had an aneurysm

@arleneeie

9 ай бұрын

​@@YormstdveHELP

as someone from New Zealand... hey we're just always happy to be here even if we've been behind brittany the entire time and she didn't know 🤣

@talianiwa

9 ай бұрын

exactly

@dotholley3301

9 ай бұрын

why was i so excited hearing her talk about new zealand while being from newzealand lmao

watching every episode in chronological order on loop bcuz this is my comfort show

Hey Brittany. You’ll probably never see this comment but I just wanted to say Thank You for having PDS as a sponsor. I’ve been struggling for the last year or so and I felt as if I was drowning, but seeing you endorse them made me feel comfortable enough to get a handle on my life and try to make improvements. I just finished an appointment with them on the phone and I’m scared but also relieved. I feel like I can take a breath now. I hope everything works out 🤞🏻

Since you started the Broski Report, Tuesdays have gone from being this sad half monday, to this funny day I look forward to!!!!! Also omg bitch I also just had diarheea!! Stool sisters ❤

@ChatMort69420

9 ай бұрын

Stool sisters 😭

@yunkimin97

9 ай бұрын

same!!! shitting on the toilet watching this 🫶🏻

@notlisteningto

9 ай бұрын

@@yunkimin97twinsies!!!!

@melissamorales3984

9 ай бұрын

No fr though! 🫶🏽

Ahh Now i can finally Escape my mind for 55 minutes! So excited.

@joshbishop7134

9 ай бұрын

Periodt

@torterratori

9 ай бұрын

real

@Erinlemco

9 ай бұрын

So real. So relatable

when brittany interrupts herself talking about colter to say "i REALLY REALLY have a deep respect for what he's doing artistically" 💀💀💀

love when she tell us to “remember that” as if she can ask us what it was

brittany please never end this podcast this is the highlight of my week every week

Britney make a playlist for all your song recommendations!!! PLEEEEASE

Lord Huron is a band that also makes music in that sort of 60s country music genre. A lot of their stuff is more indie rock, but their latest album Long Lost perfectly encapsulates the feeling of older country music as well as being incredibly soulful and profound and embodying a very distinct sad cowboy energy that a lot of Lord Huron's discography has. Throughout the album there's little bits of audio that mimic the sound of a 50s/60s country radio host which really makes the experience of listening to the album so much more immersive. It's an absolutely incredible album and I would recommend every listens to it at least once.

As an old time Appalachian I thank you ma’am. Thank you for speaking so honestly on a truly dying art that is country music. I am so happy to see it’s true resurgence. ❤❤❤❤❤

Y’all we needa put Brittney onto black country (as an umbrella word for all the genres under it) artists, she would live and die!! My favorite right now is the Carolina Chocolate Drops, Elizabeth Cotten, Sister Rosetta Tharpe, and Leon Bridges (he has some sleeper country hits)!!!!!

@TJ-ty8hk

9 ай бұрын

elizabeth cotton is fabulous. as is rosetta tharpe. i hope brittany reads your comment and checks them out!!

@500daysandmiles8

9 ай бұрын

Yola and Brittney Spencer as well!

This podcast like actually makes me smarter, I find myself going back 10 seconds to re listen to your words because you have such a insightful opinion on every topic you bring up

These episodes are so unique because they hit that spot in my brain like asmr, but its also constantly catches me off guard with her jokes im snot rocketing half the time. I actually got so excited seeing the title of this episode I spoke too fast out loud to myself and said "Yeth!"

I love this explanation on country music!!! It makes so much sense. I think this is why i always preferred the older country music compared to what is the most popular now. I’m hoping to listen to more of it and dig a little deeper now

Omg Brittany congratulations on your first home, I’m so so happy to see that your comedy and successes lately are paying off! You deserve every ounce of it, we love you!

Honorable mention to The Chicks as country artists who do the thing

i hope brittany knows that she's not only incredibly hilarious, but extremely smart and eloquent!!! always love hearing her takes

i LOVE the steeldrivers!! we visited nashville and a local band was covering one of their songs. i asked what it was and fell in love!

brittany, thank you for talking about chris stapleton and the steeldrivers. my dad was a huge chris stapleton fan, and every time i hear his music it makes me think of my dad. he passed away 2 weeks ago, and just hearing you say his name brought me to tears.

The town crier just reached my hamlet in Broski nation! The leader has spoken.

I saw Colter Wall live, small venue a few years back, been obsessed ever since. I’m SO glad to hear someone talking about him!!

Thank you for validating us whimsigoth girlies who are obsessed with Halloween. Love you, girl 💜🕷️🔮

England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales finally being added to the glittery map, we did it guys, we're here 💪💪Polynesia, the day will come dw 🙏

this is literally the best part of my week brittany u are a bundle of joy

you are genuinely so funny and so well spoken, your opinions are so refreshing to hear and no other podcast has made me feel So Seen. whenever I watch your podcasts or put them on while I work I feel like I'm talking to my bestie

YAASSSSS. I am alone at work and have so much to do. This episode is going to get me through and I won’t even have to muffle my laughter or take the earbud out when it gets too funny 😂❤️

Brittany representing the girlies who love the "Christian Girl Autumn" aesthetic & will spend half their paycheck on Halloween decorations!!!! Cause it makes us happyyyyy!!!!! 🙌

It’s like you knew I was searchin for that good country! I grew up on country but drifted away from it with all the new stuff but recently got back into country but been lookin for the good stuff! Thank you girly 🤠

I just saw Zach Bryan last week and OMG!!!! TEARS!! Amazing. Just good freaking music. His sister is lgbtq. He actually posted something on his instagram about it. It made me respect him even more. Like you said, knowing his audience, he could’ve deleted it when he blew up, knowing the response he would’ve received But I like that he stood by it. Thank you much for speaking on this. Hopefully it gets to the ears that need some enlightening.

Me sitting at home with a UTI: YOU TELL 'EM GIRL

As someone from the east coast, I truly would never think to take a look into country music but you've really managed to do it supreme leader

billy walker, “funny how time slips away” is such an amazing song

i stage managed a show about johnny cash earlier this year and it completely changed my mind about some country music and honestly made me love that folky kind of bluegrass feel that it offers. its genuinely hurtful (in a good way) music. and it is the best kind of music

Brittney is going full MOJO dojo casa house ans I respect it

First hour gang ❤

Loving this country rec list! I've never been much of a country listener (too much trash that reminds me of my hometown) but there are some 90s country artists I've liked. Love getting some new artists doing country well! thanks!

THANK YOU FOR THE COUNTRY DISCUSSION. SOME ARTISTS UNDERSTAND WHAT THE GENRE IS SUPPOSED TO BE AND WHAT IT IS CULTURALLY AND THEYRE AMAZING

Kacey musgraves is one of the best songwriters in country music today in my opinion and I think you would love her if you don’t already- she’s a Texas gal and her first album Same Trailer Different Park changed mine and my dads life- she’s just great in general lol- she had this lyric ‘kiss lots of boys, or kiss lots of girls if that’s what you’re into:)’ and to hear that on the radio TEN years ago, groundbreaking. her latest albums just solidified her as a great songwriter for me, didn’t mean to gush but she’s seems up your alley