'Get On Your Knees'. Literally a Becky G reject. I at LEAST thought Dr. Luke would come through with a couple bops.
I don't know how anyone can sit there writing this song thinking it's good. The title alone "I want to write a song called Get On Your Knees, because that sounds like it might be a hit!" Lazy.
If you'd sing on this instrumental, autotune your voice to the point where it's robotic, you'd have a dance song that no one would call urban/hip hop influenced.
A lot of urban people use Azealia's skills, but not her as a person. She ostracized herself. If the urban community didn't use her she wouldn't have been able to get a feature like Styles P.
If you'd sing on this instrumental, autotune your voice to the point where it's robotic, you'd have a dance song that no one would call urban/hip hop influenced.
dead. Just because production is electronic doesn't instantly make a song "dance." Those examples still have very obvious hip hop beats Electronic =/= dance
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Originally posted by Kworb
How many Dark Horse-type choruses did Katy write
Are you surprised? Before Dark Horse she had about three different choruses in her whole discography. DH was fresh/great for her, so of course she had to go and kill it too.
Literally a Becky G reject. I at LEAST thought Dr. Luke would come through with a couple bops.
"I want to write a song called Get On Your Knees, because that sounds like it might be a hit!" Lazy.
