OPINIONSNEY: 'Why Should I Be Sad?', A 'Blackout' track to keep us going. |
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Sep 16 2016, 11:59 AM
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I found the love, I found the love in me
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Welcome to edition 4 of "Opinionsney"! This hopefully, allows us to bring some attention to the tracks no one else seems to talk too much about (despite being fondly remembered).
In this edition I want us to all discuss 'Why Should I Be Sad?'. Taken from her magnum opus album, 'Blackout'. Often referred to as the "worst song on that album". Would you agree with that sentiment? What feelings do you have when you listen to this song? Should it have been a single/would it have done anything? If you wanted to take part in past editions of this, feel free to do so! Other Opinionsney topics: 01. 'Can't Make You Love Me' 02. 'Chaotic' 03. 'Phonography' |
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Sep 16 2016, 12:02 PM
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I found the love, I found the love in me
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I know "worst song on the album" is not to be sniffed at, due to how incredible the album actually is, but I really do find that it's particularly under appreciated and underrated in general. I don't think my problem is the fact people are saying it's "the worst on the album", more than the fact that they seem to have a genuine dislike for the track, in which I just don't get, personally.
Such a beautiful track. One of her most personal tracks to date, I'd say! |
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Sep 16 2016, 01:15 PM
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All I See br29
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I adore this song. I have quite a bit of shame in saying that it took years upon years for it to properly hit me (it was always "Eh I don't wanna listen to this" even though I enjoyed it most of the time) but I really do think it's fantastic now. It's not a full on album highlight because of the overall quality but I would say it slots into the top half of my personal Blackout ranking and that's a real achievement. "Britney, let's go!" is one of the best moments of the album for me because it feels really optimistic and positive which is hugely refreshing given the lyrical content that surrounds it. On top of that, it does feel very personal as Jonjo said and I typically have a problem with Britney ballads in that they feel insincere but that's not at all true for this. This section is just magic:
It's time for me to move along (Goodbye) It's time for me to get it on (OK) I'm tired of singing sad songs (All right) It's time for me (Britney, let's go) I couldn't tell you a section of a Britney song I find more emotional barring 'Everytime' at a push. Basically I love 'Why Should I Be Sad'! |
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Sep 16 2016, 02:06 PM
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If people hate you, don’t hate them.
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I never noticed that until now, Umi.
-shocking stan revelations- |
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Sep 16 2016, 03:29 PM
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Let's Go Brandon
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Easily my least favorite on Blackout, I dont like it whatsoever.
Would be an absolute terrible single choice. This post has been edited by Euphorique: Sep 16 2016, 03:30 PM |
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Sep 16 2016, 03:30 PM
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BuzzJack Legend
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Sep 18 2016, 01:05 AM
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I'm not asleep, my mind is alive.
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It's one of my favorite songs on there, it's really underrated.
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