Disagree. Listen to the instrumental for TTWE, you can hear the differences in pitch, tempo and the added effects. It builds to a climax then falls off only to build back up again.
Some people are TEW basic to understand the greatness of "Till The World Ends". Arguing with them got old MONTHS ago. That's why these recurring arguments are tiresome.
Disagree. Listen to the instrumental for TTWE, you can hear the differences in pitch, tempo and the added effects. It builds to a climax then falls off only to build back up again.
TTWE is not generic. It's not groundbreaking, but it's amazing. Not ever song has to be innervative and diffrent but that doesn't mean its generic . I mean was BOMT really that different from other stuff at the time? the only difference was it was superior
Atrl overuse of the world generic is a little nauseating.
Disagree. Listen to the instrumental for TTWE, you can hear the differences in pitch, tempo and the added effects. It builds to a climax then falls off only to build back up again.
I still hear genericness, sorry.
Rico's right though, this debate is tiresome. I am done.
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I'm watching you disappear but you...you were never here.
I'm watching you disappear but you...you were never here.
In the zone is just perfect!
Perfect to the T!
It's has the bangers (toxic)
The ballads (everytime)
It's her most cohesive album to date!
All it's songs are perfection!
Along witht the art work!
TTWE is not generic. It's not groundbreaking, but it's amazing. Not ever song has to be innervative and diffrent but that doesn't mean its generic . I mean was BOMT really that different from other stuff at the time? the only difference was it was superior
Atrl overuse of the world generic is a little nauseating.
Exactly.
I see two fanbase always throwing that word around, at every occasions.
Maybe, they do it in order to feel better about the lack of hooks and melodies in their faves's music.
Also generic doesn't always mean "bad" and the other way around is also true.
TTWE sounds like "Blow" mixed with "We R Who We R", and overall just gives the feel of a Kesha song. It's so uninspired.
The "tonight we're going hard hard hard, just like the world is ours ours ours" sounds exactly like "I can't take it take it take no more, never felt like felt like this before"
IWG is generic because the instrumental is just a repeat of itself over and over again. It's basic radio filler.
While songs like HIAM and TTWE are living songs that shift and change, songs like IWG are basic.
"I Wanna Go" is so basic compared to the other songs on the album. I'm glad that it had success as a third single, but even the video is basic. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
That's why these recurring arguments are tiresome.
. I mean was BOMT really that different from other stuff at the time? the only difference was it was superior 
