In a recent discussion, Defector Music Club's writers celebrated Carly Rae Jepsen's album Emotion on the occasion of its 10th anniversary. Each reflected on personal connections to the album, showcasing its enduring impact. Lauren recalled the album as pivotal during her college years, while Kathryn discovered it later, finding solace during the pandemic. Luis shared his surprise at the album's depth beyond its initial single, 'Call Me Maybe.' The collective nostalgia highlights how Emotion resonated with different listeners, making it a timeless pop classic.
It feels almost absurd to suggest that 'Emotion,' a pop album with a chorus and melody that you can't shake, still needs defending.
For many fans, 'Emotion' has become a beloved, nostalgic soundtrack that represents both personal growth and moments shared with friends.
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