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Originally posted by ivi
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"For years, I was never sure if we were friends or not," she says. "She would come up to me at awards shows and say something and walk away, and I would think, 'Are we friends, or did she just give me the harshest insult of my life?"
I think the dancers were just the last straw.
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Oh I didn't miss it, that just further proves my point.
What kind of immaturity is that? If someone came up to me and said things which could be taken as rude or as a friend being playful I wouldn't be immature about it. I'd
ask them:
"Hey, im just wondering based on some of your comments, do you have some sort of problem with me"
That's what a mature person does.
They don't wait until that person "steal dancers" despite the fact she had no control over it. You guys live in this world where you think music isn't a business and where you think the pop girls just come up with all these things on their own. That's not the case. There's a whole team of people that come together and make these decisions, mostly without Katy even knowing until
after they have been made.
Katy doesn't pay her dancers (well she ultimatley does) but the label, the tour promoter do.
Taylor is acting like a child for 1. Ignoring a potential conflict for god knows how long and 2. Blaming katy when she knows how it all works.
) her subject of songs are, I'd rather listen to an artist who work on every single track (writing, producing) than any other kind of artists.
They are so boring, one a copy of the other one, just the same as her fave's music 
I forget not everyone here is from America sometimes because not knowing that movie would shock me if you were an American 