Cause I'm not your princess
This ain't a fairytale
I'm not the one you sweep off her feet, lead 'er down the stairwell
this ain't Hollywood, this is a small town
I was a dreamer before you went and let me down
Cause I'm not your princess, this ain't our fairytale,
I'm gonna find someone someday
who might actually treat me well
This is a big world, that was a small town
There in my rear view mirror disappearing nowwwww
Cause I'm not your princess, this ain't our fairytale,
I'm gonna find someone someday
who might actually treat me well This is a big world, that was a small town
There in my rear view mirror disappearing nowwwww
As far as "Gangnam Style" is concerned, Psy is the artist, songwriter, producer, and video director. He has a 70/30 split with his Korean label (he gets 70%, the label gets 30%). I haven't heard what his artist split with his ROW record label is, but he still gets songwriter royalties.
Thx for the info. Good to know he made $$$. Like him.
I think they did. I mean, Ingrid tweeted "Thanks for coming @taylorswift13! Now I have to go work on that song for you!" then deleted it.. And she has said that she wants to work with Taylor and she was invited to Tay's 4th party.
She didn't delete it though..... It is still there.
Everything will get 2-3 negative reviews. The response has been mostly positive, from what I've seen at least.
Right. The sites that published the whole article or provided the link were positive. The ones that cherry picked parts of the article were negative. I read one pub who made it all about selfies vs. autographs...the IPhone came out in 2010 and Taylor was seen signing autographs at the CMA fest in 2011 ... like really?. But most said she made some valid points.
Is the essay Taylor wrote is a critical acclaim or mixed? I've read a lot of negative reactions on the internet about that journal, especially with that article saying that She know nothing about Supply and Demand.
Supply = 1.2 Million Albums first week
Demand = 1.2 Million Albums first week
Is the essay Taylor wrote is a critical acclaim or mixed? I've read a lot of negative reactions on the internet about that journal, especially with that article saying that She know nothing about Supply and Demand.
Well, I must admit that as an article in Wall Street Journal, I was expecting a bit of economic analysis.
and it's everywhere.
