I feel like the comma placement in Harry Styles' album title is kinda intentional, not just a mistake lol 
. It's like he wants us to think twice about what we expect. And honestly, I think it adds a cool vibe to the whole thing 
. People are getting worked up over commas and stuff, but can't they just chill for once? 
The point is, art is all about experimentation and breaking rules. It's not always about being perfect or following traditional grammar guidelines 
. Sometimes it's about creating something that sticks with you and makes you feel something 
. So yeah, I'm team comma all the way! 
. It's like he wants us to think twice about what we expect. And honestly, I think it adds a cool vibe to the whole thing . People are getting worked up over commas and stuff, but can't they just chill for once? The point is, art is all about experimentation and breaking rules. It's not always about being perfect or following traditional grammar guidelines . Sometimes it's about creating something that sticks with you and makes you feel something . So yeah, I'm team comma all the way! 
. I mean, who says commas gotta be used a certain way all the time? The comma in that second sentence adds this extra layer of energy to it, like it's saying "hey, let's not take ourselves too seriously". And Brits are all about breaking free from conventions anyway, so it feels kinda fitting. Plus, if we're gonna get all grammar police on artists, shouldn't we be applying the same rules to poetry and literature? I mean, Virginia Woolf was all about playing with punctuation to create a certain vibe... so why can't Harry Styles do his own thing? The point is, language is meant to be flexible and expressive, not rigidly followed. Kudos to him for pushing boundaries and creating something truly unique 
... think of it like when you're doodling on a notepad 
and you add an extra curve or line that changes the whole vibe of the drawing, right? That's what Brit Edelen is saying, but instead of changing the shape of the picture, Styles is playing with the words to make them more dynamic. 
... like experimental music, or poetry that doesn't follow traditional rules 
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... like what constitutes a "correct" use of commas? Is it just the US English way of doing things, or is there some other standard that we're supposed to follow?
... I mean, who needs commas anyway? 
. The comma debate is overrated - it's an artistic choice, not a grammatical error! 
Brits and Americans alike can have their own opinions on grammar rules, and honestly, I think this title is fire 
. If it works for him, who cares? Let's celebrate the fact that Harry Styles isn't afraid to break the rules 
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But then again, aren't commas kinda super important for making sure we understand what's being said? Like, in a sentence, you gotta know where the pause is right? And isn't it weird that everyone's suddenly so keen on grammar rules now? I mean, weren't they always there or something? 
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... but I think that's because we value clarity so much. 
. It's almost like inviting the listener to join in on the fun 
!