In this collection, let's take a closer look at how love relationships are described in the songs of modern American pop music.
The idol of girls in the USA and other countries of the world, Taylor Swift, in her hit "End Game" in 2017, shares her feelings with the hero:
For everyone to understand that we are talking about love, the singer further declares:
It seems as if she is getting high from burying these tomahawks of hers, then digging them up, wiping them, looking at them, then burying them again … Is this a proposed working model for building relationships?
The position of the hero of the song, voiced by British singer Ed Sheeran, is indicative:
Most likely, the words “Will you marry me?” Are meant here. Here is such an indecisive man she got. Man?
Full translation and analysis of the song "End Game":
One of the most popular US pop singers, Jason Derulo, sings in his 2017 imperishable "Tip Toe":
A couple more lines about love:
Friends, Wikipedia reports that this song was composed by six authors plus two producers to boot. Can you imagine that it took as many as eight people to compose such a song!
Under what drugs did these eight people invented such gems as "bonus in the form of flapping buttocks" or "ass like a full backpack is a crisis"?
Full translation and analysis of the song "Tip Toe":
Next in line is the modern "love ballad" by Ariana Grande and Nicki Minaj "Side To Side" (2016). The title of the song is translated as "waddling". What is it about? We'll find out soon.
At the very end of the chorus, one can barely hear another phrase in the background: “Let them hoes know”, which means either “And let those hoes know” or “And let those whores know”.
It seems that the second is true.
In this article, we will not pull the rubber for a long time and will tell those who have not yet guessed or were not aware of before, why the heroine of the song is now waddling. As the singer herself admits, this song tells a heartbreaking story about how the heroine had so much sex in a day that now she cannot walk normally.
Full translation and analysis of the song "Side To Side":
And finally, let's analyze the song "Bad Guy" by Billie Eilish. At the Grammy Awards in January 2020, this song won Record of the Year, Song of the Year, and Best Pop Solo Performance.
Indeed, cynical. As far as I understand, this whisperer was turned into an idol for adolescent worship around the world. Is she in the video setting an example for her underage fans with her twitching? Okay, let's move on to the chorus. At least technically it can be considered as such.
They sailed. Is it really a coincidence that the song of the year according to the most influential ceremony in the world of show business was a composition in which a young girl calls herself a bad guy? No other, this one.
Anyway, this is just a song of genius, a divine voice, 10 octaves. Nothing to do with the propaganda of traditional gender roles. How to drink to give.