This actually kind of reminds me of Till The World Ends, with the chorus consisting mostly of 'oh oh oh oh' and the catchiest part not showing up till the second chorus (see the sunlight, we ain't stopping/I could be your girl girl girl but would you love me if I ruled the world world world) except less poppy.
Could it be a hit, maybe. It's really fresh and catchy
I've been saying for a while now I think that, if released, HML could become just as big of a hit as Bad Romance. I haven't heard a single negative reaction to the song yet. It's going to sound amazing in the clubs, too.
I've been saying for a while now I think that, if released, HML could become just as big of a hit as Bad Romance. I haven't heard a single negative reaction to the song yet. It's going to sound amazing in the clubs, too.
My thoughts exactly.
There's just something about the beat of this song, it goes through you, its impossible not to move when you hear it.
The lyrics are THE best off the album and are a natural and matured progression from TFM. This is my favorite song of hers, and not just off BTW.
HML is the only remaining track that I think would make a good single from the album.
It's my favorite track. Reminds me of The Fame era though.. for some reason.
Whip me slap me, punk funk
New York clubbers, bump drunk
Budlite liquors, bar slam
Move it, this is your jam
Wash the night, with St. J-ameson
Like, a baptism
Heavy metal lovers play
Baby, we were born this way
so YES, I want this to be the next single.
But as said, she's probably just referring to having an actual performance/routine for it - tour.
