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Upon release, the album underperformed commercially but received critical praise (especially for its second single "Run Away with Me"), although its lyrical content was somewhat divisive. However, it became somewhat of a SleeperHit throughout the rest of the year, and once it started making "best of" lists towards the end of the year, many people began to rediscover the album, and the consensus on it began warming considerably.
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Upon release, the album underperformed commercially but received general critical praise (especially for its second single "Run Away with Me"), although its lyrical content was somewhat divisive. However, it became somewhat something of a SleeperHit throughout the rest of the year, and once it started making "best of" lists towards the end of the year, many people began to rediscover the album, and the consensus on it began warming considerably.
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''E•MO•TION'' has since been deemed a CultClassic, and its delayed success an integral chapter in Jepsen's career. Following her global ubiquity from the success of her BreakthroughHit "Call Me Maybe", it was on this album that many considered her to have finally found her sound. The sustained fan support and positive word-of-mouth that the album received additionally contributed to Jepsen's status as an "indie darling" and a "cult idol".
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''E•MO•TION'' has since been deemed a CultClassic, and its delayed success an integral chapter in Jepsen's career. Following her global ubiquity from the success of her BreakthroughHit "Call Me Maybe", it was on this album that many considered her to have finally found her sound. The sustained fan support and positive word-of-mouth that of the album received additionally contributed to Jepsen's status as an "indie darling" and a "cult idol".
idol", through positive word-of-mouth as well as a noted enthusiastic response from the LGBT community.
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''E•MO•TION'' has since been deemed a CultClassic, and its delayed success an integral chapter in Jepsen's career. Following her global ubiquity from the success of her BreakthroughHit "Call Me Maybe", it was on this album that many considered her to have finally found her sound. The sustained fan support of the album additionally contributed to Jepsen's status as an "indie darling" and a "cult idol", through positive word-of-mouth as well as a noted enthusiastic response from the LGBT community.
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''E•MO•TION'' has since been deemed a CultClassic, and its delayed success an integral chapter in Jepsen's career. Following her global ubiquity from the success of her BreakthroughHit "Call Me Maybe", it was on this album that many considered her to have finally found her sound. The sustained fan support of and positive word-of-mouth that the album received additionally contributed to Jepsen's status as an "indie darling" and a "cult idol", through positive word-of-mouth as well as a noted enthusiastic response from the LGBT community.
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A tribute album for ''E•MO•TION'' titled ''[[https://somethingmerry.bandcamp.com/album/emo-tion?from=embed EMO-TION]]'' was released in 2018, containing a cover of each track of the album performed by one of 15 bands and artists, many of them in or around the {{emo|Music}} genre ([[PunBasedTitle hence the name]]). Proceeds from the album went to the nonprofit organization Immigration Equality.
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A tribute track-by-track cover album for of ''E•MO•TION'' titled ''[[https://somethingmerry.bandcamp.com/album/emo-tion?from=embed EMO-TION]]'' was released in 2018, 2018 containing a cover of each track of the album performed by one of performances from 15 bands and artists, many of them in or around the {{emo|Music}} genre ([[PunBasedTitle hence the name]]). Proceeds from the album went to the nonprofit organization Immigration Equality.
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A tribute album for ''E•MO•TION'' titled ''EMO-TION'' was released in 2018, containing a cover of each track of the album performed by one of 14 bands and artists, many of them in or around the {{emo|Music}} genre ([[PunBasedTitle hence the name]]). Proceeds from the album went to the nonprofit organization Immigration Equality.
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A tribute album for ''E•MO•TION'' titled ''EMO-TION'' ''[[https://somethingmerry.bandcamp.com/album/emo-tion?from=embed EMO-TION]]'' was released in 2018, containing a cover of each track of the album performed by one of 14 15 bands and artists, many of them in or around the {{emo|Music}} genre ([[PunBasedTitle hence the name]]). Proceeds from the album went to the nonprofit organization Immigration Equality.
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''[[caption-width-right:1000:''*noun (\i-mo-shen\)'': a natural instinctive state of mind deriving from one's circumstances, mood, or relationships with others. ''ex'': "She was attempting to control her emotions."]]''
''Emotion'' (stylized as ''E•MO•TION'') is a 2015 album by Canadian singer Music/CarlyRaeJepsen.
''E•MO•TION'' is a departure from Jepsen's previous two albums which were primarily TeenPop as Jepsen stepped in to take more creative control. Jepsen drew inspiration from 1980s music and alternative styles for ''E•MO•TION'', and the album's SynthPop and {{New Wave|Music}} sound reflects this influence. The album, when initially released, underperformed. It became somewhat of a SleeperHit through 2015, but once the album started making "Best Of" lists towards the end of that year, many people began to rediscover Jepsen's new sound, and ''E•MO•TION'' became a CultClassic and established Jepsen as an "indie darling".
''Emotion'' (stylized as ''E•MO•TION'') is a 2015 album by Canadian singer Music/CarlyRaeJepsen.
''E•MO•TION'' is a departure from Jepsen's previous two albums which were primarily TeenPop as Jepsen stepped in to take more creative control. Jepsen drew inspiration from 1980s music and alternative styles for ''E•MO•TION'', and the album's SynthPop and {{New Wave|Music}} sound reflects this influence. The album, when initially released, underperformed. It became somewhat of a SleeperHit through 2015, but once the album started making "Best Of" lists towards the end of that year, many people began to rediscover Jepsen's new sound, and ''E•MO•TION'' became a CultClassic and established Jepsen as an "indie darling".
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->''*noun (\i-mo-shen\)'': a natural instinctive state of mind deriving from one's circumstances, mood, or relationships with others. ''ex'': "She was attempting to control her emotions.
''Emotion'' (stylized as ''E•MO•TION'') is
''E•MO•TION'' is a departure from Jepsen's previous two
Upon release, the album underperformed commercially but received critical praise (especially for its second single "Run Away with Me"), although its lyrical content was somewhat divisive. However, it became somewhat of a SleeperHit
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A tribute album for ''E•MO•TION'' titled ''EMO-TION'' was released in 2018, containing a cover of each track of the album performed by one of 14 bands and artists, many of them in or around the {{emo|Music}} genre ([[PunBasedTitle hence the name]]). Proceeds from the album went to the nonprofit organization Immigration Equality.
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!!Tracks from Deluxe Editions
* "Black Heart" (2:56)
* "I Didn't Just Come Here to Dance" (3:39)
* "Favourite Colour" (3:29)
* "Never Get to Hold You" (4:13)
* "Love Again" (3:35)
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* CommitmentIssues: "Let's Get Lost" is about the subject deciding to clamp down on their urge to run away from love and get lost in a relationship.
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* BreakupSong: "E•MO•TION", "When I Needed You", and "Fever" from ''Side B''. Downplayed with "Gimmie Love", she's wistfully thinking about an ex-boyfriend and craving his affection.
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* BetterPartnerAssertion: "Your Type" where Carly Rae asserts that she would be a better partner than the girl her ex-boyfriend is currently dating.
* BreakupSong: "E•MO•TION", "When I Needed You", "Your Type", and "Fever" from ''Side B''. Downplayed with "Gimmie Love", she's wistfully thinking about an ex-boyfriend and craving his affection.
* BreakupSong: "E•MO•TION", "When I Needed You", "Your Type", and "Fever" from ''Side B''. Downplayed with "Gimmie Love", she's wistfully thinking about an ex-boyfriend and craving his affection.
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* FriendshipSong: "Making the Most of the Night" can be interpreted this way as the subject is trying to cheer a friend up as they're going through a rough patch.
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* WithFriendsLikeThese: Downplayed, but in "Boy Problems", the subject's friend is tired of hearing the subject keep talking about her issues with dating.
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* ActorAllusion: In the "Your Type" video, the narrator refers to the plot as a 'Cinderella' story, a reference to her role as Cinderella on Broadway.
* BreakupSong: "E•MO•TION", "When I Needed You", and "Fever" from ''Side B''
* BreakupSong: "E•MO•TION", "When I Needed You", and "Fever" from ''Side B''
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* ActorAllusion: In the "Your Type" video, the narrator refers to the plot as a 'Cinderella' ''Literature/{{Cinderella}}'' story, a reference to her role as Cinderella on Broadway.
* BreakupSong: "E•MO•TION", "When I Needed You", and "Fever" from ''SideB''B''. Downplayed with "Gimmie Love", she's wistfully thinking about an ex-boyfriend and craving his affection.
* BreakupSong: "E•MO•TION", "When I Needed You", and "Fever" from ''Side
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* CentralTheme: Emotion, natch. Passions, getting lost in feelings, etc.
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* ActorAllusion: In the "Your Type" video, the narrator refers to the plot as a 'Cinderella' story, a reference to her role as Cinderella in Broadway.
* BreakupSong: "E•MO•TION", "When I Needed You", and "Fever".
* BreakupSong: "E•MO•TION", "When I Needed You", and "Fever".
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* ActorAllusion: In the "Your Type" video, the narrator refers to the plot as a 'Cinderella' story, a reference to her role as Cinderella in on Broadway.
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* GoingToTheStore: "Store" manages to make a BreakupSong [[PlayedForLaughs sound bouncy and fun]] by saying this as a form of letting her partner down gently.
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* GoingToTheStore: "Store" from ''Side B'' manages to make a BreakupSong [[PlayedForLaughs sound bouncy and fun]] by saying this as a form of letting her partner down gently.
---* JustFriends: A lot of Carly's songs deal with being friendzoned, but ''Your Type'' and ''Fever'' in particular.
--> My breath was lost when you said "friends", well that could work but I'm still hot for you (from ''Fever'')
--> ...That I'm the type of girl you call more than a friend (from ''Your Type'')
* LampshadedDoubleEntendre: "I Didn't Just Come Here to Dance" ("If you know what I mean... do you know what I mean?") off of the deluxe ''Emotion'' album.
* LyricalDissonance: "E•MO•TION" (in subject of possibly a bad break-up and revenge) and "When I Needed You" (in subject of unrequited, if not wasted, love).
* MeetCute: The "Now That I Found You" video ends with her meeting a cute guy who's found her cat.
* MoodWhiplash: "Store" from ''E•MO•TION: Side B''. Its verses are slow and melancholic but its chorus is so upbeat and hilarious, both musically and lyrically.
* RhymesOnADime: "Higher" has five near-rhymes back-to-back and fast-paced in the chorus (rest, second-best, mess, blessed, confess).
* SillyLoveSongs: What the album is mostly comprised of.
* WhamShot: A more comedic version for the "Now That I Found You" video, which depicts Carly addressing the camera whilst in bed, as if she's talking to her lover after a romantic night...and then it reveals that her bed partner is ''a cat''.
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--> My breath was lost when you said "friends", well that could work but I'm still hot for you (from ''Fever'')
--> ...That I'm the type of girl you call more than a friend (from ''Your Type'')
* LampshadedDoubleEntendre: "I Didn't Just Come Here to Dance" ("If you know what I mean... do you know what I mean?") off of the deluxe ''Emotion'' album.
* LyricalDissonance: "E•MO•TION" (in subject of possibly a bad break-up and revenge) and "When I Needed You" (in subject of unrequited, if not wasted, love).
* MeetCute: The "Now That I Found You" video ends with her meeting a cute guy who's found her cat.
* MoodWhiplash: "Store" from ''E•MO•TION: Side B''. Its verses are slow and melancholic but its chorus is so upbeat and hilarious, both musically and lyrically.
* RhymesOnADime: "Higher" has five near-rhymes back-to-back and fast-paced in the chorus (rest, second-best, mess, blessed, confess).
* SillyLoveSongs: What the album is mostly comprised of.
* WhamShot: A more comedic version for the "Now That I Found You" video, which depicts Carly addressing the camera whilst in bed, as if she's talking to her lover after a romantic night...and then it reveals that her bed partner is ''a cat''.
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!!Trope Away With Me!
* ActorAllusion: In the "Your Type" video, the narrator refers to the plot as a 'Cinderella' story, a reference to her role as Cinderella in Broadway.
* BreakupSong: "E•MO•TION", "When I Needed You", and "Fever".
* BrokenRecord: "I Really Like You" has the lyric "I really, really, really, really, really like you"
* GoingToTheStore: "Store" manages to make a BreakupSong [[PlayedForLaughs sound bouncy and fun]] by saying this as a form of letting her partner down gently.
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!!Tracklist (Standard Edition)
# "Run Away with Me" (4:11)
# "Emotion" (3:17)
# "I Really Like You" (3:24)
# "Gimmie Love" (3:22)
# "All That" (4:38)
# "Boy Problems" (3:42)
# "Making the Most of the Night" (3:58)
# "Your Type" (3:19)
# "Let's Get Lost" (3:13)
# "LA Hallucinations" (3:04)
# "Warm Blood" (4:13)
# "When I Needed You" (3:41)
!!Tracklist (Standard Edition)
# "Run Away with Me" (4:11)
# "Emotion" (3:17)
# "I Really Like You" (3:24)
# "Gimmie Love" (3:22)
# "All That" (4:38)
# "Boy Problems" (3:42)
# "Making the Most of the Night" (3:58)
# "Your Type" (3:19)
# "Let's Get Lost" (3:13)
# "LA Hallucinations" (3:04)
# "Warm Blood" (4:13)
# "When I Needed You" (3:41)
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''E•MO•TION'' is a departure from Jepsen's previous two albums which were primarily TeenPop as Jepsen stepped in to take more creative control. Jepsen drew inspiration from 1980s music and alternative styles for ''E•MO•TION'', and the album's SynthPop and NewWave sound reflects this influence. The album, when initially released, underperformed. It became somewhat of a SleeperHit through 2015, but once the album started making "Best Of" lists towards the end of that year, many people began to rediscover Jepsen's new sound, and ''E•MO•TION'' became a CultClassic and established Jepsen as an "indie darling".
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''E•MO•TION'' is a departure from Jepsen's previous two albums which were primarily TeenPop as Jepsen stepped in to take more creative control. Jepsen drew inspiration from 1980s music and alternative styles for ''E•MO•TION'', and the album's SynthPop and NewWave {{New Wave|Music}} sound reflects this influence. The album, when initially released, underperformed. It became somewhat of a SleeperHit through 2015, but once the album started making "Best Of" lists towards the end of that year, many people began to rediscover Jepsen's new sound, and ''E•MO•TION'' became a CultClassic and established Jepsen as an "indie darling".darling".
The album was supplemented with an EP that was released in 2016, ''E•MO•TION: Side B'', made up of companion songs and songs that were cut from the initial release.
The album was supplemented with an EP that was released in 2016, ''E•MO•TION: Side B'', made up of companion songs and songs that were cut from the initial release.
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''Emotion'' (stylized as ''E•MO•TION'') is a 2015 album by Canadian singer Music/CarlyRaeJepsen.
''E•MO•TION'' is a departure from Jepsen's previous two albums which were primarily TeenPop as Jepsen stepped in to take more creative control. Jepsen drew inspiration from 1980s music and alternative styles for ''E•MO•TION'', and the album's SynthPop and NewWave sound reflects this influence. The album, when initially released, underperformed. It became somewhat of a SleeperHit through 2015, but once the album started making "Best Of" lists towards the end of that year, many people began to rediscover Jepsen's new sound, and ''E•MO•TION'' became a CultClassic and established Jepsen as an "indie darling".
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''E•MO•TION'' is a departure from Jepsen's previous two albums which were primarily TeenPop as Jepsen stepped in to take more creative control. Jepsen drew inspiration from 1980s music and alternative styles for ''E•MO•TION'', and the album's SynthPop and NewWave sound reflects this influence. The album, when initially released, underperformed. It became somewhat of a SleeperHit through 2015, but once the album started making "Best Of" lists towards the end of that year, many people began to rediscover Jepsen's new sound, and ''E•MO•TION'' became a CultClassic and established Jepsen as an "indie darling".
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