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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Did you ever notice she can’t feel anger in her songs? It is always dressed in either sarcasm, seeking vengeance or delivered in a monotone. But she doesn’t really allow herself to feel it in her music. Blank space- she is angry but uses “satire”. Look what you made me do: monotone. The song about killing someone’s wife: monotone. Even in mad woman, she covers up angry lyrics with peaceful piano. This is the biggest level of misogyny out there (that women shouldn’t express anger) and she does little to break the barrier. DO you think she plays it safe when it comes to anger? I think she never really owns anger with her voice and feelings, but she talks about it in a removed way. [/quote] Have you listened to The Smallest Man Who Ever Lived?[/quote] I just tried. The first 40 seconds are the same 3 notes, with a tinkly piano. It’s mean, but not angry. The music behind her is tinkly and her voice is far too smooth to denote anger even though the words may come from anger, it doesn’t show in her voice or the music. Later on the piano gets a little more strident, but then she is singing about not being able to say anything and just “dying inside.” Own that anger, Taylor, say it to the person you are mad at, don’t make a tinkly song about it half denying your feelings. (By that, I mean the musical half). This is where the idea that she is always a victim comes from. Her lyrics don’t match the tone of the songs and her vocal style, she claims anger, but it never shows in the music or her voice, and then her lyrics come across as mean. OTOH, if she were up there getting righteously angry, she wouldn’t be the good girl role model for young girls. A true Catch 22 this misogyny stuff. [/quote] Ok, you seriously need to back away from Taylor Swift if it's triggering you this much. She can sing about anything she wants and doesn't need your permission to do so. If you don't like her/her music, that's one thing and perfectly valid. But when you go to this much trouble to tell us you don't like her, it's clearly just a you problem. Also, you clearly didn't listen to the entire song. But no worries. She sings about her anger just fine.[/quote]
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