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- ‘Sympathy is a knife’ is currently the most trending song on Apple Music US.
- ‘BRAT’ received 6 million streams on Spotify yesterday. The album was released over a year ago.
- Pitchfork reviews as embarrassing ‘Actually Romantic’ the track allegedly talking about Charli xcx: “It’s 2025 now, Taylor Swift is the biggest pop star on the planet and she can’t stop thinking about Charli XCX.” “Actually Romantic” is just, well, mean. And worse, it’s dumb”.
- Besides the remixes of ‘Guess’ and ‘Von Dutch’, all the remixes from ‘Brat and it’s completely different but also still brat’ and the album are eligible for the 2026 #GRAMMYs .
- ‘Sympathy is a knife’ has doubled it’s streams, receiving 150k plays on Spotify yesterday.
- ‘BRAT’ is now the highest rated album of a pop female artist by pitchfork this year surpassing the iconic ‘Cowboy Carter’.
- People in the quotes are fucking schizophrenics. How is she shading someone with her OWN LYRICS of a song released almost a year ago? She’s just joking about her own songwriting stop being stupid and play victims.“yeah i wanna dance to me me me me me. when i go to the club club club club club club” - charli xcx, songwriter of the year xx
- With a 95 score (+1), ‘BRAT’ is now one of the 16 most acclaimed albums of ALL TIME.
- ‘BRAT’ surpassed ‘The Tortured Poets Department’ and has returned to Apple Music Global top 2 joining ‘Hit ‘Me Hard and Soft’
- ‘BRAT’ received 8.3 MILLION streams (up 60%) last weekend only in the USA, according to Billboard.
- EASYFUN says Charli’s next album will be an ‘Anti-Brat’.
- The Guardian rates Brat and it's completely different but also still brat a perfect 100 score.
