Saw you leaning against that old record machine
Saw the name of your aunt written on the marquee
It's a full moon tonight so we getting rowdy
Yeh we getting rowdy
Don't know if anyone cares since we hardly talk about Kesha in here anymore but Meet Me In Space was registered to her BMI (it was registered as Young And Reckless up until now). Same writers.
What exactly do you not like about it. No shade, Im just generally curious.
I do overstate my dislike for the song. It IS a bop. But that's where the appeal ends for me. It is incredibly basic, and not in a good kind of way. It lacks any charm, sass or sarcasm that Kesha brings to most of her discography. It's very non-personal and feels like it was made to be a single for the masses. Had Dr. Luke had his way it'd probably have been a single had the era been Kesha's Teenage Dream. Honestly it feels more like a Femme Fatale or Britney Jean outtake than a Kesha song, like anyone could sing it. Or maybe the chorus could be part of a Nicki Minaj pop-rap song. It's very Dr. Luke driven, anyone could do it. And that high auto-tuned note at the end of the bridge. Anyway it's just my opinion. I don't know or care if she was forced to make it, she was forced to make most of Warrior and a lot of the songs slay. I just don't like this one.
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He's going to say some ******** about her not even wanting to record it, her having no emotion in it, and it being generic trash.
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Where is Sam when you need him? He'll settle this.
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Can't wait for the meltdowns, dictionary receipts and our kindergarten teachers being insulted
I must admit I never really payed attention to the lyric. I thought it was "one dog pants" or something nonsensical like that. Then I heard "wonderpants" after listening to it today, definitely not "worn down pants". I still heard the "w" sound for a while after looking up the actual lyric but I think it's just because as we know Kesha is ****ing terrible at annunciating half of the time and the "w" sound is kind of carried on from the word "your" (pronounced more as "yaw") in "your underpants". I could be wrong tho.
Also just for the record I still laugh at how seriously mad I got about the whole Wherever You Are thing. That wasn't pretty. I've accepted it was "electric warrior love" because that's what the lyric book says (even tho it has obvious mistakes), but still I personally believe it to be something else entirely (not warrior, wire or for your) but I won't comment any more on that.