BB: The Sequel

***BB: The Sequel*** is the deluxe version of *BB*. Originally released September, the album was scheduled to be released again properly. With a completely fresh look, and 3 bonus tracks, ***BB: The Sequel*** marks BB's most explorative and surreal album.

## Background

After the release of BB's debut, BB revealed her desire to release a deluxe edition to that album via Instagram. The album was first released worldwide, but was later taken off streaming services. BB commented on this, saying she thought the album wasn't fully ready for the public to see.

BB later revealed that the original album artwork would change, and said she wanted to expand the "universe" ***BB: The Sequel*** is set in. BB stated the currently paused era for her new album would be hinted in the release, as the new issue would provide a smoother transition into her next era now that she had an idea on what she wanted to do for her new album.

Throughout the next month, BB teased different photos as the album arrived closer.

### Teasers

The first teaser, titled "{Corridor}"The second teaser, titled "{Corridor}"The third teaser, titled "{CORRIDOR}"The forth teaser, titled "\_CORRIDOR\_"
BB explained she wanted the first batch of teasers to look plastic and pink, as it would fit the original album, *BB**.* After these, BB said she wanted to branch off to different arts, such as surrealism. The two beginning teasers were both posted at angel numbers, but the trend stopped when the last two were posted, suggesting a shift in mood. Although, the release post revealing the main cover hopped back on the trend, being posted at 1:11.

## Style

BB took inspiration from Melanie Martinez's film "K-12" along with other styles. She used pink and black, replicated from *BB*, but in different shades. Reoccurring elements are Greek architecture, angels, and contrasting elements like blood and scissors. BB also continued to talk about her next album, and how the sequel served as a smooth transition into her new and explorative era. The pink represents *BB*, and the darker, and even unsettling style represents stepping into her new future.

### Text

Fans also noticed the text styles used in the sequel. Most of the passages BB wrote start and end in braces. Though fans speculate they were used for decorations, others speculate they are referencing code. The reoccurring theme of code has appeared a number of times following her next album. Fans also noted that the single's font is the proper font used for code.

There are two fonts used for the release. One using "Playfair Display" and the other using "Bauer Bodoni Condensed" Fans assume the first is used for simplified sites like Google Documents, and the other was the original from Canva.

## Promotion

Due to the original album already being heavily promoted, ***BB: The Sequel***'s promotion was minimal.

***BB: The Sequel*** launched promotion through messages. If a fan signed up, they would receive daily news and teasers on upcoming content.

### Singles

"POV"'s single artwork"REVENGE"'s single artworkBoth of the singles were posted before the batch of teasers. BB explained that "REVENGE" had more intense art due to the subject of the song growing more intense, and the album coming closer.

### Wiki

With BB's help, the wiki was redesigned to fit the sequel.

## Reception

***BB: The Sequel*** was met with critical acclaim. The three bonus tracks were praised for its ability to maintain the original albums core. Fans and critics alike named it one of BB's greatest achievements in her career, as she continues to strive after the underwhelming performance of *BB*.

## Beta Elements

***BB: The Sequel*** features a large amount of elements that remain unused or deleted. The album's original artwork cover is similar to the single artwork, but with the windows and decorations removed.

The original cover