Not really. It got actually much more than it deserved . It didn't deserve to be a single, and it didn't deserve to have one of her best MV. However, it didn't deserve it's flop on the charts. The song is a bop, and a bad ass music video. Should've never been released alongside Mean.
I've been thinking about this, and i think she is doing the mini-european leg because they offered her a fat check for the Hyde Park show. She accepted, but going there for a one-off wouldn't be worth it, so she scheduled a mini leg in a few arenas to make a decent revenue from such an effort. She couldn't schedule new dates in most places because she clearly
a) wasnt expecting them to sell out that quickly
b) her european schedule was already tight enough
c) then she had to ship the full thing to the US to continue with the US leg
Japan was completely different because 2 stadiums were already more than enough for it to be worth it!
Plus im nearly 100% sure that she cant have announce any London dates before the Hyde Park date, because they have to make sure people go there instead of going anywhere else!
Being dorky and uncoordinated on stage will always be The Lords thing. She doesn't have a lot of choreography in her live performances, (as of yet anyway )But, keep in mind, she's also able to connect with 50,000 fans with only an acoustic instrument, and has been doing so for 6 years. Something most artists could only dream of doing. Taylor has both ends of the spectrum covered. They only wish their puppet labels had that artistic domination.
Being dorky and uncoordinated on stage will always be The Lords thing. She doesn't have a lot of choreography in her live performances, (as of yet anyway )But, keep in mind, she's also able to connect with 50,000 fans with only an acoustic instrument, and has been doing so for 6 years. Something most artists could only dream of doing. Taylor has both ends of the spectrum covered. They only wish their puppet labels had that artistic domination.
And by having 'both ends of the spectrum covered', will that guarantee her a long lasting career??
I've thought about this many times. If Taylor were to make another Speak Now with LP6, and have moderate success, will fans end up missing the major hits (WANEGBT, IKYWT, SIO, BS, BB), hang with her for a couple of years while she gets more critical acclaim, and come back FULL force when she releases another WANEGBT?? And smash like she did with WANEGBT?? Will this be her strategy with the next record??
Here you are now, calling me up, but I don't know what to say
I've been picking up the pieces of the mess you made
People like you always want back the love they pushed aside
But people like me are gone forever when you say goodbye
. It didn't deserve to be a single, and it didn't deserve to have one of her best MV. However, it didn't deserve it's flop on the charts. The song is a bop, and a bad ass music video. Should've never been released alongside Mean.
)But, keep in mind, she's also able to connect with 50,000 fans with only an acoustic instrument, and has been doing so for 6 years. Something most artists could only dream of doing. Taylor has both ends of the spectrum covered. They only wish their puppet labels had that artistic domination.
