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Originally posted by RobynYoBank
lol, how did YBWM rip off Girlfriend's? Because she played both girls?
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The overall plot and concept is exactly the same, except that for Taylor she's playing the nice girl.
Seems like Taylor has been playing the victim since long ago.
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I don't want to be... be in your posse, girl.
I don't want to be all caught up in your social scene.
...Vin
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They also look lowkey similar. Poor Avril is kind of done though. 
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They also look lowkey similar. Poor Avril is kind of done though. |
Poor Avril. 
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Originally posted by Prismatic
YBWM's video totally ripped off Girlfriend's.
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Mmkay, I draw the line here
But yes, Taylor's essentially been playing a beta version of Avril Lavigne since her transition to pop. We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together, 22, Blank Space, the bridge to Shake It Off (and probably most of her other tracks that I can't remember because they're so bland) are all obviously copied straight out of Avril's oeuvre. The only difference is that Taylor has none of Avril's songwriting chops or verve.
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Originally posted by Vin
The only Whitney Houston song I like is "Impossible/It's Possible" from the "Cinderella" movie
with Brandy. The rest of Whitney Houston's music is trash. Wasn't a big loss when she died.
I'm not being mean. I'm just being honest. And it's not a race thing. I didn't care when Paul Walker when died, either.
I mean, I care less about Bobby Kristina dying, than Paul Walker dying, but it's not because I'm racist.
It's just because the drug addict's life had less meaning is all.
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Originally posted by RobynYoBank
Why use ripped off? They're both produced by Dr. Luke, he can use his past work all he wants.
Sugar is better anyway. He probably realized Birthday was a B-side and decided to try a second time.
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The only thing that is better about the sugar song is the video
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Originally posted by complexion
TD is the best pop album of this decade. Don't @ me cause u no it's true
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The truth in this post
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The talented gays just can't lose
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Never mind
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Originally posted by Kworb
43. Adam Lambert - Ghost Town
This finally becoming a hit after 3 months. The talented gays just can't lose
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 I'm shocked. It sounded like a total flop when it came out. Who knew there'd be a niche for such experimental trance-house fusion?
Does anyone else hear the part of the chorus that has the same weird instrumental sound as part of Cool for the Summer? It's sort of an interesting bit for Max and Ali Payami to recycle because it only plays for a second.
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Originally posted by Sazare
Mmkay, I draw the line here
But yes, Taylor's essentially been playing a beta version of Avril Lavigne since her transition to pop. We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together, 22, Blank Space, the bridge to Shake It Off (and probably most of her other tracks that I can't remember because they're so bland) are all obviously copied straight out of Avril's oeuvre. The only difference is that Taylor has none of Avril's songwriting chops or verve.
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This post alone proves you literally did not listen to any of 1989, or Red, for that matter. 
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Lol. Don't read too much into that post, SLW. I'm just trolling social justice warriors.
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Originally posted by X/O/X/O
This post alone proves you literally did not listen to any of 1989, or Red, for that matter. |
I did, actually. And regrettably. Very bland.
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Originally posted by Sazare
Does anyone else hear the part of the chorus that has the same weird instrumental sound as part of Cool for the Summer? It's sort of an interesting bit for Max and Ali Payami to recycle because it only plays for a second.
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Bitch WHERE? 
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Originally posted by Sazare
Mmkay, I draw the line here
But yes, Taylor's essentially been playing a beta version of Avril Lavigne since her transition to pop. We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together, 22, Blank Space, the bridge to Shake It Off (and probably most of her other tracks that I can't remember because they're so bland) are all obviously copied straight out of Avril's oeuvre. The only difference is that Taylor has none of Avril's songwriting chops or verve.
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True. She's like a watered down, vanilla Avril with a Katy swirl.
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Originally posted by Sazare
I did, actually. And regrettably.
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You clearly didn't if you think anything that you're saying is true. 
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Originally posted by Sazare
Mmkay, I draw the line here
But yes, Taylor's essentially been playing a beta version of Avril Lavigne since her transition to pop. We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together, 22, Blank Space, the bridge to Shake It Off (and probably most of her other tracks that I can't remember because they're so bland) are all obviously copied straight out of Avril's oeuvre. The only difference is that Taylor has none of Avril's songwriting chops or verve.
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You Belong With Me is much more lyrically vibrant than "Girlfriend."
I've always loved You Belong With Me, because even though she plays up her role as the boyish, relatable girl in the song, in the context of her discography it's pretty obvious that she's not that girl, that the song is an idealization, because she never seems to understand the men she's pursuing. She's always dreaming or fooling herself into believing she's the girl for "him," but more often than not, she's the girl "upset, going off about something" that some guy has said. The whole song is a lie, just another fairy-tale of hers. She's not perfect for that guy, and he probably didn't notice how "close" they were.
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Originally posted by Kworb
True. She's like a watered down, vanilla Avril with a Katy swirl.
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What in the world is this? 
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The Kats trying to jump on Sazare's coat tails right now. Embarrassing. I don't want anyone with a MattelŪ version of a blowup doll as a fave trying to come for anyone.
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