Gotta get him out my hair
Gotta get him out my hair
Gotta get him out my hair Little Mix – Hair
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“Get out of one’s hair”: An idiom for “make him stop bothering me!”
Little Mix explores the phrase’s implications by linking the act of annoyance with actual hair. In order to kill this thought, some literal hairwork is in order.
Cue the barber’s chair!
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During the iHeartMedia Summit, Interscope Records announced that Selena’s next official single of her second solo album Revival is called “Same Old Love.” It was released on September 9 alongside the preorder.
To snaps, piano, and a reggae guitar, Selena Gomez breaks it off with a wearying lover. Charli XCX provides chorus vocals.
Teaser #1 and Teaser #2 were released in anticipation of the song’s release.
The music video premiered on Apple Music on the 23rd September 2015 and was later released on YouTube on October 7.
Selena posted a “show and tell” version to her official Youtube account on the 9th November 2015 where she talks us through the music video.
Tired of all these cameras flashing, sick of being poised Halsey – Castle
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But neither one will ever say we've had enough JoJo – When Love Hurts
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To “dodge a bullet” is to barely avoid a major problem. For this couple, it’s plural. In the bedroom, a central romantic space, they drag in their arguments and get awfully close to not sharing the bed together.
Both of them hate acting as if their romance is at constant risk, but stubbornness keeps begetting lack of communication.
There's levels to your love
Yeah, there's levels to your love
And I know we can get higher
There's levels to your love
And I keep on climbing up Nick Jonas – Levels
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Nick compares their love to a skyscraper. Both are beautiful, carefully constructed, and complex. While skyscrapers extend to great heights, their relationship can give a stronger and stronger emotional high.
Like how a building’s level contains many bustling rooms, there’s a lot more for both lovebirds to learn about each other–even in the bedroom.
Instead of simply taking the elevator, Nick “climbs” up. He doesn’t want to explore this romance the easy way. Instead, he’s scaling it like an urban climber, enjoying the thrill.
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But I still got jazz when I've got those blues
And I lost myself when I lost you
And I still get trashed, darling, when I hear your tunes Lana Del Rey – Terrence Loves You
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She defined herself as his girlfriend, so when it ended, she felt confused as to who she was. Without her other man, it’s as if he took her identity from her. It’s lost in multiple ways. Alcohol can also change someone drastically.
When Lana hears her ex’s tunes, possibly those of her ex-boyfriend musician Barrie O'Neill, she loses control, and drink into a stupor as she’s reminded of what once was.
Lana says this track is jazzy and associates the music genre with the emotion/color blue, along with its other definitions. Blues is also a music genre, which makes an interesting contrast when you juxtapose it with jazz.
This line could also be a reference to David Bowie and his half-brother’s suicide. Terry (“Terrence”) Burns was responsible for introducing David to jazz. When David lost his half-brother, he had the “blues”, but the jazz that Terry introduced him to remains in his music.
These double-sided conversations set me up JoJo – When Love Hurts
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Arguments can spiral into miscommunication. When arguers are more interested in winning the fight than listening to the other party, it doesn’t matter want language they’re speaking; comprehension is out the window.
JoJo and her lover construct two sides of the problem, as opposed to them working to one mutual understanding. She feels betrayed, set up, by this irrational anger, even though she knows it’s her fault too.
But at least they feel for each other.
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