Red Mosquito

LetMeSleep wrote:

tree_ wrote:OMG get that little girl outta there!

Fingers crossed she escaped.

Lol

for anyone who thought all products aimed at women were created by women who also own the company which creates the products, and who loves that indie girl voice thang, this is for you:

I don't know what bothered me more, her singing or that guitar playing. Thanks tree_

The lyrics are the worst part

But everything about it was bad

I don't know what it is called because I don't play the guitar, but I always hate it when they do that extra little strum of the string that doesn't produce a note but just the sound of hitting the string. I know I sound like a dumbass describing it, but that is the best I've got.

OK, well the studio recording might be more bearable for you then. 13 million views.

Kind of annoying that that song is in my watch history twice now

tommy wrote:Kind of annoying that that song is in my watch history twice now

just delete your history dum dum

tree_ wrote:

tommy wrote:Kind of annoying that that song is in my watch history twice now

just delete your history dum dum

I did, but I assume it still has a residual effect. Social media isn't about feeding you what you like, it's about feeding you what you'll engage with.

Why are we suddenly talking about this radio hit from like a year ago? Kind of random

Jorge wrote:Why are we suddenly talking about this radio hit from like a year ago? Kind of random

I heard it on the radio this morning and because it hasn't been talked about in this thread! She's doing the voice!

Because we're out of touch millennials

Also, why are you guys listening to the radio?

tommy wrote:Also, why are you guys listening to the radio?

I listen to the radio on my work commute! Actually the talk show I listen to on 105.7 The Point isn't bad. I flip it to the shittier stations during commercials to quietly hate on the songs they play, and to search for a song to put in the Indie Girl Voice thread.

tommy wrote:Because we're out of touch millennials

I guess it's appropriate since the song itself feels weirdly anachronistic, Victoria's Secret having long lost the cultural relevance it once had in terms of defining beauty standards

Jorge wrote:

tommy wrote:Because we're out of touch millennials

I guess it's appropriate since the song itself feels weirdly anachronistic, Victoria's Secret having long lost the cultural relevance it once had in terms of defining beauty standards

my wife still shops at vic sec. uses the coupons she gets int he mail and everything.. i wonder if she knows it was created by a dude

E.H. Ruddock wrote:I don't know what it is called because I don't play the guitar, but I always hate it when they do that extra little strum of the string that doesn't produce a note but just the sound of hitting the string. I know I sound like a dumbass describing it, but that is the best I've got.

You described it beautifully, Ruddo.

It's just called a muted strum.