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I'm back to eliminate another queen.
#55. Emily Osment - 7.088
Highest: 10 x 3 (@WhenTheSunGoesDown, @Pecans, @Charley)
Lowest: 4 x 2 (@GhettoPrincess, @Blond)
My Score: 8
Voter Bloc 1: #85
Voter Bloc 2: #53
Voter Bloc 3: #64
Voter Bloc 4: #47
Voter Bloc 5: #47
Final Voters: #55
Charts: #24 (Japan) #67 (Germany) #102 (South Korea) #31 (U.S. Dance/Club)
Release: Debut single from Fight or Flight
Song Writers: Emily Osment, Toby Gad (producer), Mandy Perkins
Fun Fact: The song was used in the NCIS: Los Angeles episode "Special Delivery"
Hazey's Focus: I used to view this as one of my least favorite songs on an album I otherwise loved so much. Something about the chorus's melody or lack of one really didn't work for me at first because I just seemed like Emily was lifelessly delivering the words on autopilot. A lot of the 'reverse sticker shock' of that eventually wore off and I consider it a decent bop but still not on the level of most of the album. I can see why "Lovesick" was chosen as a single but I would've chosen "Truth or Dare" or "Double Talk" instead of this.
Apparently @GhettoPrincess (4) was in that first stage I was once at with the song which is why I told her to listen to it again before finalizing her votes: "The verses are great and the production really sounds like it’ll go somewhere special but the chorus is shit."
But even I think @unnameable (7) isn't wrong, though I'll still use: "dated a little worse than her other track."
@Sally_Harper (8) ignores 'vocal proficiency' as a key factor like any basic bop lover should: "Ooh, this is great. Her voice still annoys me a bit but I’ll put up with it. BOP."
Clearly @iheartpoptarts (8) has something on her mind when listening to that chorus: "I do love the title lyric!" I wonder what Radio Disney did with the lyrics if they even played it, there's no way "make out" was getting on the air, ddd.
While @Martyn (8) would be ready to win a battle on Drag Race with this: "I remember loving this when it came out. I would consider Lip Syncing for my life to it."
If you were wondering just who the heck Emily Osment was coming into this rate, @livefrommelbs (8.5) wants to remind you: "EMILY OSMENT IS AN UNDERRATED DISNEY KWEEN AND THIS IS PROOF WHY."
Looks like it started out as a favorite for @31entrance (8.75), but has since lost a little bit of its iconicness: "used to obsessed with this one."
But nostalgia only enhanced the voting experience for @Pecans (10): "I used to stan Emily when I was a kid, and this was always my favourite. She has such a fun little discography. I love her vocal."
#55. Emily Osment - 7.088
Highest: 10 x 3 (@WhenTheSunGoesDown, @Pecans, @Charley)
Lowest: 4 x 2 (@GhettoPrincess, @Blond)
My Score: 8
Voter Bloc 1: #85
Voter Bloc 2: #53
Voter Bloc 3: #64
Voter Bloc 4: #47
Voter Bloc 5: #47
Final Voters: #55
Charts: #24 (Japan) #67 (Germany) #102 (South Korea) #31 (U.S. Dance/Club)
Release: Debut single from Fight or Flight
Song Writers: Emily Osment, Toby Gad (producer), Mandy Perkins
Fun Fact: The song was used in the NCIS: Los Angeles episode "Special Delivery"
Hazey's Focus: I used to view this as one of my least favorite songs on an album I otherwise loved so much. Something about the chorus's melody or lack of one really didn't work for me at first because I just seemed like Emily was lifelessly delivering the words on autopilot. A lot of the 'reverse sticker shock' of that eventually wore off and I consider it a decent bop but still not on the level of most of the album. I can see why "Lovesick" was chosen as a single but I would've chosen "Truth or Dare" or "Double Talk" instead of this.
Apparently @GhettoPrincess (4) was in that first stage I was once at with the song which is why I told her to listen to it again before finalizing her votes: "The verses are great and the production really sounds like it’ll go somewhere special but the chorus is shit."
But even I think @unnameable (7) isn't wrong, though I'll still use: "dated a little worse than her other track."
@Sally_Harper (8) ignores 'vocal proficiency' as a key factor like any basic bop lover should: "Ooh, this is great. Her voice still annoys me a bit but I’ll put up with it. BOP."
Clearly @iheartpoptarts (8) has something on her mind when listening to that chorus: "I do love the title lyric!" I wonder what Radio Disney did with the lyrics if they even played it, there's no way "make out" was getting on the air, ddd.
While @Martyn (8) would be ready to win a battle on Drag Race with this: "I remember loving this when it came out. I would consider Lip Syncing for my life to it."
If you were wondering just who the heck Emily Osment was coming into this rate, @livefrommelbs (8.5) wants to remind you: "EMILY OSMENT IS AN UNDERRATED DISNEY KWEEN AND THIS IS PROOF WHY."
Looks like it started out as a favorite for @31entrance (8.75), but has since lost a little bit of its iconicness: "used to obsessed with this one."
But nostalgia only enhanced the voting experience for @Pecans (10): "I used to stan Emily when I was a kid, and this was always my favourite. She has such a fun little discography. I love her vocal."
