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> Eleven people were involved with the writing of the song, each of them capable of producing just nine unique words each. I'm not sure why this is notable whe
by orbitur 12y ago
> Eleven people were involved with the writing of the song, each of them capable of producing just nine unique words each.
I'm not sure why this is notable when you consider that lyrics are probably the least important aspect of a song intended for the top 40.
If you take a moment to listen to the melody and production, you'd probably see why it's credited to 10+ people. That song is a well-oiled machine.
- unfunco 12y agoMy last sentence was intended as a satire, lyrics are obviously not uniformly distributed between writers. I completely agree with you though, the song (despite my disdain for it) is incredibly catchy, and definitely not intended to be thoughtful or thought provoking in nature.