Taylor Swift secretly wrote Calvin Harris's new hit song

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Maybe it's just me, but this whole 'getting a squad of supermodels and celebrities together when you're in your late 20s' screams 'I was unpopular my entire life and now I'm in the in crowd'

Ha. Or maybe a sarcastic spoof?? It is a pretty video.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:An artist like Whitney Houston will be remembered for her gorgeous voice. But a lot of her songs have fairly basic lyrics. Ex: I will Always Love You

Whitney's voice is what made that song so beautiful. She performed it well. But the song itself (the lyrics), meh.

Most of Taylor's songs by comparison tell a story. There is more to the actual words.

SO off topic, but you need to know- like many great songs, Dolly Parton actually wrote it and many years later let Whitney record it. Two totally different versions but in Dollys you can feel the emotion and understand the lyrics better. If you quickly got tired of Whitney's ponderous version, give Dollys a listen. You'll gain a new appreciation. Bonus points if you watch the movie from whence it came- best little Whorehouse in Texas, if only for the semi nude all men's locker room performance.

Where the hell did all the great movies go? REVERIE.

Sorry hon, I'll give Dolly her props but the ONLY reason we know that song is Whitney. No one else's version will ever compare - her voice and her natural ability to adapt that voice to music is really unique, unparalleled.

I know many feel the way you do buit I had to educate and represent for the half of the world that feels she butchered it. Every generation thinks the redone songs they hear are original and are the best version and that's ok. But if u use words like hon u really should appreciate Dolly more.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:An artist like Whitney Houston will be remembered for her gorgeous voice. But a lot of her songs have fairly basic lyrics. Ex: I will Always Love You

Whitney's voice is what made that song so beautiful. She performed it well. But the song itself (the lyrics), meh.

Most of Taylor's songs by comparison tell a story. There is more to the actual words.

SO off topic, but you need to know- like many great songs, Dolly Parton actually wrote it and many years later let Whitney record it. Two totally different versions but in Dollys you can feel the emotion and understand the lyrics better. If you quickly got tired of Whitney's ponderous version, give Dollys a listen. You'll gain a new appreciation. Bonus points if you watch the movie from whence it came- best little Whorehouse in Texas, if only for the semi nude all men's locker room performance.

Where the hell did all the great movies go? REVERIE.

Sorry hon, I'll give Dolly her props but the ONLY reason we know that song is Whitney. No one else's version will ever compare - her voice and her natural ability to adapt that voice to music is really unique, unparalleled.

I know many feel the way you do buit I had to educate and represent for the half of the world that feels she butchered it. Every generation thinks the redone songs they hear are original and are the best version and that's ok. But if u use words like hon u really should appreciate Dolly more.

Whitney is the reason that song is known honey bunches of oats. That is what matters.