blackbear drops “queen of broken hearts”

queen of broken hearts

blackbear

overall rating (????)


blackbear can do no wrong in my book.

blackbear’s music isn’t good for my soul, but it is so f**king good for my party heart! though he’s always talking about being depressed and in relationships that are toxic in his music, his ability to make pop songs that are both vibrant and engaging is unmatched. today, blackbear decided to release “queen of broken hearts” — a multi-faceted/colorful pop banger that has the heavily-tatted singer talking about being this f**ked up boyfriend that is dark, petty, and hard to work with.

Is there a reason why blackbear calls himself a queen (I swear, I listened hard to the song and didn’t hear him mention why)?


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