Nuna tries to be bad but comes across as a student of her trade as opposed to a master.
Sometimes there is originality in creative ventures, but there are also times when the word ‘aspirational’ should be used. Audrey Nuna is essentially the suzerain of recyclable material, in a prison of her own phonic making. Quite simply, this is terrible.
IdgaF lasts barely 1 minute and 44 seconds. Her attempt begins approximately 8 seconds into her presentation finishing around 1:30 where Nuna repeats the title of the song as if this will redeem the 24-year-old’s lack of ability.
This song is essentially filler with no bite and counts as one of the more skippable tracks in history. Vacant of any skill and definitive flow, its short duration means it is over before it begins. I don’t know what her unique selling point is as this song comes across like the fat trimmed from her last album, saved in case for later. While it may be IdgaF means just that, other artists will look at this as if to say something similar.
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