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Celeb News: Katy shades Taylor!
Member Since: 11/29/2010
Posts: 19,664
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Originally posted by Inception
Some people in here discussing artistry. I am trying to contain myself. 
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You are really trying Taylor's acclaim? Bye! 
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Member Since: 12/30/2010
Posts: 28,270
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Originally posted by Thor
I also get the same exact feeling.
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You will always have "the same feelings" as people as long as these feelings are against Katy, yeah ok, we got it.
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Member Since: 3/15/2013
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Get ha , Katy 
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Member Since: 9/4/2012
Posts: 4,435
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Originally posted by Squall
Dear Lord, are you really coming at me "not having something worthy to say" when you tried to shade Katy with the demographic thing first (and when I just replied to it)?
Really?
And I made this comparison to show how of a stupid story it is and how of a non worthy song it is but ok.
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Yes, really. It wasn't a worthy reply if I originally made the claim that Katy should try to write that song as it's be a perfect fit for her.
Your comment is shading Taylor for choosing to write a song about this situation. Is that not easy to understand? You don't even have enough context to judge whether or not this is a "worthy song" or not. And it's not up to you to determine what a worthy song is or isn't.  You clearly are unable to relate to Taylor here nor have you lived through this situation in her place to have empathy for her.
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Member Since: 8/19/2013
Posts: 27,248
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Originally posted by lousaysthings
Would she have? Maybe not. Should she have? Yes. But communication is a two-way street, maybe Taylor should have reached out to Katy to discuss her issues, rather than writing a song about it  |
Maybe she did, maybe she didn't, but there is nothing wrong with writing a song about it. She's a songwriter, why can't she write whatever she wants? Shouldn't artists be allowed to have a freedom of expression? I do not get the double standards against Taylor about what she is allowed to write. It's not like she's explicitly dissing her. Besides, we haven't even heard the damn song, there might not even be a diss inside.
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Member Since: 8/25/2012
Posts: 20,985
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Originally posted by Kkamjong
You think Taylor is going to sell 1.5M albums in America in one week...? Taylor stans...you guys need help This level of cockiness and absurdity not even the Monsters had in 2011 |
She did sell 1.2 milli from RED the first week, and now there are pre-orders involved. It's really not THAT far fetched
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Member Since: 8/19/2013
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Member Since: 8/19/2013
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I'll probably die laughing if 1989 will sell less than ha predecessors! All these swifties!
I mean Taylor's already declining... And everyone saying Grammy's, let's see if she could even get a nomination! :ahh
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Member Since: 10/3/2010
Posts: 50,276
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Originally posted by muddysquirrel
You are really trying Taylor's acclaim? Bye! |
You have misinterpreted my post.
77 > the other #.
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Member Since: 2/8/2014
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I seriously doubt that Katy just called them and they said "Yeah, great, we are coming back to you". If they signed a contract (and I am sure they did) they wouldn't be able to do that decision because of law suits. That contract had to make the leaving possible so it's clearly Swift's fault, she should have made the contract better. And I am really amused with the "and I'm surprisingly non-confrontational – you would not believe how much I hate conflict" line... If she's really non-confrontational as she said why would she write this kind of song? And why would she make so clear she's talking about Katy when she "declines to name"? She's just fake and she disappointed me pretty hard.
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Member Since: 12/30/2010
Posts: 28,270
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Originally posted by BlueMoon77
Taylor clearly writes about her life, as any true songwriter does, and she is exceptionally great at it, just look at her metacritic scores and her AOTY win!! There is no reason to discredit her work, as you have done in several post....
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I actually like Taylor and I have praised many times her songwriting skills (Ronan etc, just check my threads) but her need to play the vicitim in everything is something that annoys me about her. I don't even get why she keep doing it again and again.
I was happy when it got told that there were no relationship related songs on her album but well if we get this instead... it does not change anything at all.
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Banned
Member Since: 2/6/2014
Posts: 4,224
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‘Tim McGraw’
‘Our Song’
‘Should’ve Said No’
‘Picture to Burn’
‘Better than Revenge’, ‘Last Kiss’, ‘Forever & Always’
‘Back to December’
‘We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together’
‘Dear John’ and ‘I Knew You were Trouble’
Because writing mean spirited songs about people isn't part of a mean trend or anything
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Member Since: 4/4/2014
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Originally posted by TheDreamer
I'll probably die laughing if 1989 will sell less than ha predecessors! All these swifties!
I mean Taylor's already declining... And everyone saying Grammy's, let's see if she could even get a nomination! :ahh |
Even if she doesn't sell more than 1 million she'll still sell more than Prism's first week of sales. Because yes even Taylor's lowest is better than Katy's highest.
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Member Since: 1/1/2014
Posts: 11,555
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Originally posted by BlueMoon77
She did sell 1.2 milli from RED the first week, and now there are pre-orders involved. It's really not THAT far fetched |
-Sales climate is a lot worse than it was in 2012
-Taylor has received endless backlash since the Red Era
-RED was released 2 years ago
Clearly, you need to look at the bigger picture and not just numbers. If you honestly think she is pulling 1.5M in one week, then you're delusional as hell. No offense, but yeah
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Member Since: 2/2/2014
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Originally posted by Dark_Lorde
‘Tim McGraw’
‘Our Song’
‘Should’ve Said No’
‘Picture to Burn’
‘Better than Revenge’, ‘Last Kiss’, ‘Forever & Always’
‘Back to December’
‘We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together’
‘Dear John’ and ‘I Knew You were Trouble’
Because writing mean spirited songs about people isn't part of a mean trend or anything
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Member Since: 12/30/2010
Posts: 28,270
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Originally posted by Quietly Trek
Yes, really. It wasn't a worthy reply if I originally made the claim that Katy should try to write that song as it's be a perfect fit for her.
Your comment is shading Taylor for choosing to write a song about this situation. Is that not easy to understand? You don't even have enough context to judge whether or not this is a "worthy song" or not. And it's not up to you to determine what a worthy song is or isn't. You clearly are unable to relate to Taylor here nor have you lived through this situation in her place to have empathy for her. |
Yeah and this proves how stupid and not worthy shade to say it was. Exactly my point.
Of course it is shady about the situation since this situation is ridiculous.
You guys need to stop with the "it's not the full story" thing when it does not change the fact this IS a part of the story and that thus, it tells us a lot about the whole situation's maturity level when this part of the story seems so important to her and feeds the whole thing.
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Member Since: 4/3/2014
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Originally posted by Thor
Yes. She personally called them, when she knew Taylor had already hired them.
If you know someone is already working with another artist, why even ask them to come work for you in the first place?
It will automatically put you in a bad place & of course ppl are gonna look at you as if you were deliberately trying to sabotage their tour.
Katy is in the wrong with her actions.
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honey are u okay  Katy had worked with these dancers before, she needed them and decided to call them. It was the dancers' decision to help Katy with her new performances because of her new album. These dancers could refuse Katy's offer but they didn't.
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Member Since: 8/19/2013
Posts: 11,618
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Originally posted by Dark_Lorde
‘Tim McGraw’
‘Our Song’
‘Should’ve Said No’
‘Picture to Burn’
‘Better than Revenge’, ‘Last Kiss’, ‘Forever & Always’
‘Back to December’
‘We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together’
‘Dear John’ and ‘I Knew You were Trouble’
Because writing mean spirited songs about people isn't part of a mean trend or anything
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 what are you trying to say? Tim McGraw, Our Song, Last Kiss & Back To December being mean?
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Member Since: 8/19/2013
Posts: 27,248
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Originally posted by Dark_Lorde
‘Tim McGraw’
‘Our Song’
‘Should’ve Said No’
‘Picture to Burn’
‘Better than Revenge’, ‘Last Kiss’, ‘Forever & Always’
‘Back to December’
‘We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together’
‘Dear John’ and ‘I Knew You were Trouble’
Because writing mean spirited songs about people isn't part of a mean trend or anything
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What the heck is the point trying to be made here. 
And don't act like everyone doesn't have their fair share of "mean" songs, please.
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Member Since: 3/1/2014
Posts: 13,632
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Originally posted by ondran
I seriously doubt that Katy just called them and they said "Yeah, great, we are coming back to you". If they signed a contract (and I am sure they did) they wouldn't be able to do that decision because of law suits. That contract had to make the leaving possible so it's clearly Swift's fault, she should have made the contract better. And I am really amused with the "and I'm surprisingly non-confrontational – you would not believe how much I hate conflict" line... If she's really non-confrontational as she said why would she write this kind of song? And why would she make so clear she's talking about Katy when she "declines to name"? She's just fake and she disappointed me pretty hard.
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Why would she write a song if she is non confrontational?
Uhhh maybe bcoz she chooses to express her feelings through songwriting rather than get into petty arguments in person?.
Most talented songwriters do what Taylor is doing, they EXPRESS THEIR FEELINGS through songwriting.
So yeah, plz dont twist her words.
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