He/Him
Who's ready for another one?
I didn't get much out of you. @M24 (7.3) just uses the "f" word: Fillerish, much? Maybe so, but still tons of fun. @savilizabeths (7) keeps it simple as well: It’s pretty catchy, especially the chorus. Yeah, it can get stuck in your head for days. @phily693 (8) recognizes some influence: Love the 80s feel of it. Always a great decade to draw from. @iheartpoptarts (10) made a years-late discovery: The best song I’ve actually never heard before. (It’s on my old iPod and all, but y’all know me…) That's so you, honestly. Finally, we'll close with @DJHazey (8) who found an enjoyable bop with a strong inspiration: Okay, this could be a bumpkin bop of sorts. It turns out to be a pretty straight-forward experience. I do love how the chorus explodes into action and there's a classic dance-pop melody running through it too, that I cannot say 'no' to. It also has a tad of Shania in it, which I know I've said earlier in my commentary. Yeah, I definitely think Shania had a big impact on Hannah's/Miley's early music, and there's nothing wrong with that.
Should note that the next elimination is actually #41, as we have a tie. Speculate people!
#43 - I'm Still Good: 7.3
(Found online)
Highest: 1x10 (@iheartpoptarts) 1x9.75 (Me)
Lowest: 2x5s (@soratami @Mirwais Ahmadzaï) 2x6s (@Entropy @Remorque)
My Score: 9.75
Favorite Lyric: I'm gonna make it real, this dream I believe in (It makes me think of that adage where if you speak something into existence and want it bad enough, it can come true.)
Trajectory
5 Voters: #39
10 Voters: #26
15 Voters: #27
19 Voters: #43
Total Points: 109.55
I'm Still Good was written and produced by Jeannie Lurie, Aris Archontis and Chen Neeman for Hannah Montana Forever and the final season. All three have popped up in this rate before (they also co-wrote/produced both Been Here All Along, which left at #84 and I Wanna Know You which left 30 places later at #54) and they will pop up again. They worked on quite a few other Disney projects as well, with other Disney artists. With this elimination, that leaves Ordinary Girl as the last song standing from Hannah Montana Forever. Will the album even make top 40? Stay tuned. Anyways, the song is a straight-forward pop-rock BOP, with a prominent electric guitar that runs through the track, as well as some fun drums, and other production flourishes ingrained into it. Lyrically speaking, I personally always viewed it as a sequel of sorts to Nobody's Perfect, for obvious reasons, with Miley singing about how no matter how often she messes up or runs into obstacles, she'll be okay. While technically the song itself is nothing special - which is why I couldn't give it a 10 - it is a whole lot of fun, extremely catchy, easy to sing along to while you're dancing, and the lyrics are uplifting. I always enjoy this when I listen to it, and bop out with her. That's pretty much I have to say about it. I may have overscored it a tad, and if it had gone sooner I wouldn't have been mad, but when no one truly hates it - and only a couple people love it - it was bound to end up around here. Show-wise, the song is first featured in the season 4 episode Been Here All Along, which I talked about in the song's elimination post. She performs it at the concert honoring military people, after the aforementioned song. During the performance, videos from different military families are played, saying hi, thank you, etc. to their family member who's serving. I couldn't find a review that mentioned the song, so I'll just leave it to you guys.(Found online)
Highest: 1x10 (@iheartpoptarts) 1x9.75 (Me)
Lowest: 2x5s (@soratami @Mirwais Ahmadzaï) 2x6s (@Entropy @Remorque)
My Score: 9.75
Favorite Lyric: I'm gonna make it real, this dream I believe in (It makes me think of that adage where if you speak something into existence and want it bad enough, it can come true.)
Trajectory
5 Voters: #39
10 Voters: #26
15 Voters: #27
19 Voters: #43
Total Points: 109.55
I didn't get much out of you. @M24 (7.3) just uses the "f" word: Fillerish, much? Maybe so, but still tons of fun. @savilizabeths (7) keeps it simple as well: It’s pretty catchy, especially the chorus. Yeah, it can get stuck in your head for days. @phily693 (8) recognizes some influence: Love the 80s feel of it. Always a great decade to draw from. @iheartpoptarts (10) made a years-late discovery: The best song I’ve actually never heard before. (It’s on my old iPod and all, but y’all know me…) That's so you, honestly. Finally, we'll close with @DJHazey (8) who found an enjoyable bop with a strong inspiration: Okay, this could be a bumpkin bop of sorts. It turns out to be a pretty straight-forward experience. I do love how the chorus explodes into action and there's a classic dance-pop melody running through it too, that I cannot say 'no' to. It also has a tad of Shania in it, which I know I've said earlier in my commentary. Yeah, I definitely think Shania had a big impact on Hannah's/Miley's early music, and there's nothing wrong with that.
Y'all come bop with me:
A couple theme song bops from Jeannie, Aris and Chen:
One of my favorite 80s deep-cuts:
One of my favorite Shania deep-cuts:
A couple theme song bops from Jeannie, Aris and Chen:
One of my favorite 80s deep-cuts:
One of my favorite Shania deep-cuts:
Should note that the next elimination is actually #41, as we have a tie. Speculate people!
