Seven Reaction
Added 2021-09-24 14:51:19 +0000 UTCOne great thing about being 6'5 and 200something pounds is that you're allowed to get emotional. This song makes me quite emotional, kinda sneaks up on me. I hope you enjoy this one, I know I enjoyed watching it.
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In This Video:
0:00 - Intro
0:50 - Music Intro
01:54 - Updates and Stuff
03:17 - Swift, Antonoff & Dessner Chatting
03:59 - My Reaction
06:15 - 1st Verse
07:26 - Reaction
15:16 - 2nd Verse
17:15 - My Reaction
20:18 - Last Verse
21:01 - Final Thoughts
22:05 - Coming Soon
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Comments
1. high in the sky for me is just her in the swing at age 7, but it could be interpreted differently. But, I see age 7 as the time when she had no cares/innocence of youth. She's reflecting back now as an adult to someone she knew at that age, yes kid stuff, the innocence of youth; 2. the bridge is the most powerful about her friend in a bad home life; a 7 yr old doesn't understand why a father would be mad and her friend would hide and cry in the closet; but an adult understands; but a child just wants their friend to come live with them and they can pack their bags and their dolls and run away together; and that kind of childhood friendships that come and go, but in this way with a song, that friendship is passed on, like a folk song; but also I think at that time of innocence at age 7, the innocence of youth at that time is frozen with this song and that is what gets passed on. 3. this song is very sweet, sad but sweet. 4. I'm glad you are enjoying folklore. Evermore is fantastic, a bit more pop IMO, but more storytelling than folklore and i love her storytelling songs. IMO folklore is the better album, more cohesive, but I enjoy evermore much more. It has a little bit for everyone. 5. On to August, track 8. It may be the most popular song on the album, or close to it, its #3 most popular Taylor song on Spotify. 6. Folklore and evermore have themes. Folklore represents working through relationships, talking, apologizing, remembering, talking through something; working through it. Evermore represents relationships that end and the various ways relationships end and what goes along with that. Folklore is a Spring / Summer album (summer love, swinging high in the sky, vacationing by lakes and swimming) whereas she finished up the seasons Fall / Winter with Evermore (decking the halls, home for the holidays, football season).
Starbuck1234!
2021-09-24 19:05:13 +0000 UTC1. Yeah, this song gets me emotional too; 2. Love some Rolling Stones; 3. Glad you don’t fake liking. I really do prefer real reactions, even if doesn’t have the same opinion as I do. But I know that even if we like, doesn’t mean we will listen again; 4. Scary how you always mention something related to her career or life… the tantrums by tennis players => The Man music video. 5. I’m also glad their collaboration didn’t end with folklore. Evermore is fantastic too.
Michelle Siqueira
2021-09-24 15:57:47 +0000 UTC
