1989 (...the standard, at least) is perfect pop music.
The perfect mix of melodic gold, bubbly/relatable lyricism, with-the-times aesthetic and personality.
So the long way of saying generic and middle of the road
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Originally posted by HEIDI
i think your auto correct changed KISS by Godly Rae Jesus to 1989...?
Selegend stabilises in the Top 10 and Feedmi stabilises in the...Top 25? Ugh I can't at how much Selegend won. At least with Brave/Applongevity they both sold well. A mess at "Andy Grammer" and "Sam Hunt" and "Sam Hunt" performing more successfully than a basic, generic Max Martin lead singel.
People who think there are some sort of deeper messages and connections in them, and call her 'lyrical genius'
Has she ever written about anything else besides her boy drama? And Katy drama...
She hasn't struggled enough to write anything else than ''boy drama'' songs, but her songs still are amazing and the lyrics are art, so yeah, you're half right half pressed
Slavic girls, we know how to use our charming beauty
Shake what your mama gave ya, clap your hands to this music
This is our nature, this is our call
This is our hot Slavic blood
Slavic girls, we know how to use our charming beauty
Shake what your mama gave ya, clap your hands to this music
This is our nature, this is our call
This is our hot Slavic blood
Her lyrics always seemed very shallow, superficial and cliche to me. I never found her play on words interesting, her themes are repetitive.
Yes, pop girls are not the best lyricists, and most of them don't write most of their songs, but I'm sure almost every pop girl, except Beyst, has a song they have written, which is lyrically more interesting than any Taylor Swift song.
The central metaphor of Clean (for esampel) is like expertly constructed... and BS has the best lyrics of any #1 hit this side of SFTTR.
Slavic girls, we know how to use our charming beauty
Shake what your mama gave ya, clap your hands to this music
This is our nature, this is our call
This is our hot Slavic blood
cancel it Jelly.
