me when I write an entire fucking thing only for my phone to lose charge and now I have to write it all over again.
Anyway I was saying that pop music sounds very similar nowadays, not because it can't be different, but because no one tries to be different. If you listen to older pop music I feel like people experimented more then. It has more variety.
I too enjoy understanding the meaning behind songs and such but I feel more attracted to songs like So Beautiful by DPR IAN or Climbing Up the Walls by Radiohead.
So Beautiful is a love song, but I feel like it's really beautiful in the sense that it's not overly positive or overly negative, it's more complex. It feels more natural in a way. The music is also very airy and it matches the vibe of the song really well. I feel like the music is so special because it doesn't feel like it's a background to the lyrics or so, it is the lyrics. It just feels like the song has a soul, you know what I mean?
Climbing Up the Walls is honestly the only song about anxiety/paranoia that I actually GET. It's written from the perspective of your fear and paranoia I could go through each individual lyric for you right now just to tell you how good it is. I feel like every song that mentions anxiety is about being overwhelmed, but Climbing Up the Walls isn't like that. Climbing Up the Walls is about the genuine raw fear. The kind of fear that makes you push people away, that makes you take a knife on a tour around your house "just in case", that makes you look behind you when you walk down the street at night. It's about a feeling if real genuine terror. Isolating, debilitating terror. The music as well is so interesting because like I genuinely don't think I've ever heard a song that sounded like Climbing Up the Walls. The music is so unique and it tries to do something with itself and such. And the scream at the end is just so... AHHHHH it is so good. I love it. Genuinely.
I just feel like, and this is MY OPINION, Taylor's songs lack that. That genuine raw humanity of these songs. She might be singing about something that's real, but the emotion behind it feels superficial. That's just how I feel is all.