Yes, as countless people have testified to in the past
She's never been exposed for lack of input in her songs in the way Gaga has so my point stands
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According to Rolling Stone, McKee stayed up all night writing the lyrics. When Perry was presented the song, she shouted "We're buying you a car!" by the time she heard the third line.
Do you have the link? I can't find the article that came from
Either way Bonnie has always been a bitter crackhead mad that her career never took off so she always tries to take credit for Katy's, she doesn't count
Do you have the link? I can't find the article that came from
Either way Bonnie has always been a bitter crackhead mad that her career never took off so she always tries to take credit for Katy's, she doesn't count
Hmm, looking for the article that quote came from and the only sources are ATRL posts (all from slobro ) and Wikipedia with a broken citation for "Rolling Stone Middle East"
Hmm, looking for the article that quote came from and the only sources are ATRL (all slobro's posts) and Wikipedia with a broken citation for "Rolling Stone Middle East"
Smells kinda like a fake to me
Katy probably forced them to delete the article
There's many more receipts of BonBon exposing her anyway
Katy's lyrics are objectively better than Gaga's, as shown by her lyrics and songs becoming remembered and referenced classics while Gaga's become forgotten like 6 months after release
Girl wot
The Macarena is more remembered than Joni Mitchell, are those better lyrics?
If bonnie Mckee were half as talented as she thinks she is then she would be able to write herself a halfway decent song or a moderate hit. Sia and Ryan Tedder have no problem with their booming solo careers
By Gavin Edwards
May 08, 2011
Two years ago, Bonnie McKee says, she was a “drunken hot mess.” After her 2004 singer-songwriter album, Trouble, fizzled, McKee was dropped from her label, but she stayed in Hollywood, scrounging beneath her couch cushions for Taco Bell money. Then Katy Perry called. They’d been casual friends before Perry hit it big, hanging out at barbecues and getting wasted together. Now, Perry wanted help on a song called “Part of Me,” so McKee stayed up all night writing lyrics. By the time Perry heard the third line, she shouted, “We’re buying you a car!”
To read the full story, pick up a copy of Rolling Stone Middle East, available at over 200 outlets in the UAE and GCC.
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