[RobynYoBank]

Well everyone compared Shake It Off to Mickey.

Wow, I just listened to Mickey for the first time (ever) from the beginning and it sounds exactly like the instrumental.

[ryanpittman97]

Originally posted by RobynYoBank

Well everyone compared Shake It Off to Mickey.

Eh I don't hear it outside of the intro everything else is late 00's pop

[Vine101]

W2NY and You Are In Love too.

The concept of having an album named after your birth year is cute.

[Skywalker]

[RobynYoBank]

Originally posted by ryanpittman97

Eh I don't hear it outside of the intro everything else is late 00's pop

Yeah, they took Mickey and made it into the greatest pop song ever.

[Retro]

Originally posted by RobynYoBank

I was shocked to learn that neither the Beatles nor Michael Jackson have any of the Top 20 most-played songs on radio from the 1960s or 1980s, respectively.

But the top 20 from a decade are often a bunch of different artists' biggest hits. There's a chance Katy and Taylor might not have any or just one each for the 10's.

I mean, off the top of my head, we'll probably already have We Are Young, Blurred Lines, Uptown Funk, See You Again, Call Me Maybe, Somebody That I Used To Know, We Found Love, and several more.

[RobynYoBank]

Shake It Off is just relentless. That chorus.

[ryanpittman97]

Originally posted by RobynYoBank

Yeah, they took Mickey and made it into the greatest pop song ever.

[RobynYoBank]

Originally posted by Retro

But the top 20 from a decade are often a bunch of different artists' biggest hits. There's a chance Katy and Taylor might not have any or just one each for the 10's.

I mean, off the top of my head, we'll probably already have We Are Young, Blurred Lines, Uptown Funk, See You Again, Call Me Maybe, Somebody That I Used To Know, We Found Love, and several more.

To clarify, I meant the top 20 as measured by ALL plays over the past 20-25 years, not the decade they were released.

[Skywalker]

Blurred Lines. So forgagatten.

[ryanpittman97]

I haven't listened to Kill It Off since new years 2015 and it shall stay that way

[Skywalker]

The video for the Macarena having over 100M views. What a truly global and timeless movement.

[RobynYoBank]

I was so worried when Shake It Off came out. More so than WANEGBT. I loved the song, but risky for her.

Taylord always knows best, though.

[Dollas n Diamonds]

1989 WAS NOT 80'S INSPIRED

"flickers and hints of 80's" was the quote cause its 1989

[gettsleazy]

Who even used Blurred Lines when it was popular?

[Ecstasy]

Shake it off is ****

[rihannafan]

I would love it if Rihanna did something like this.

[RobynYoBank]

I'm so glad Godley Cyrus put an end to Blurred Lines.

[Retro]

I honestly just forced myself to like SIO but thankfully I loved the album and got to toss that track out the window.

WANEGBT >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

Her BEST lead and my eternal favorite Fall song.

[Vine101]

Originally posted by RobynYoBank

I was so worried when Shake It Off came out. More so than WANEGBT. I loved the song, but risky for her.

Taylord always knows best, though.

So curious for the next era's sound. She certainly won't pull another 1989 that's for sure.