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Kim Petras's "Detour": A Review of the Pop Star's Latest Album

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Harry Tafoya

1d ago· 4 min readenReview

Summary

A review of Kim Petras's album "Detour" that examines her career trajectory as a pop star who has long pursued fame with unapologetic ambition. The article discusses how Petras has embraced a bimbo-starlet persona in her music, creating work that is intentionally horny, garish, and superficial while acknowledging the tradeoffs she's made to achieve stardom. The review, written by Harry Tafoya, critically assesses whether her music holds up under ethical and political scrutiny.

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The German singer never left any doubt about her dreams of becoming famous or the lengths she was willing to go to pursue them.
For much of her career, Petras assumed the role of bimbo-starlet, leaning into the limelight in a way that both showcased her talent and spotlit the tradeoffs she'd made to get there.
Her music owned up to being horny, garish, and superficial, but could scan as thin or cheap when held up to other kinds of ethical or political scrutiny.
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