[ SECRET POST #3273 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3273 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Kind of based on #1, but also something I've always wondered

[(Anonymous)]

"..  people assume songwriters are always writing about themselves specifically."

That assumption is primarily gendered, too. You'll get those comments about a female songwriter way more often, than about a male one.

Re: Kind of based on #1, but also something I've always wondered

[(Anonymous)]

Really? Do you have any actual proof of that? Because I can think of many, many male singers that people say this about. Like 90% of rappers. That guy who made the song Delilah (he admitted eventually it was true). Phil Collins has several songs like this.

Re: Kind of based on #1, but also something I've always wondered

[(Anonymous)]

+1

Re: Kind of based on #1, but also something I've always wondered

[(Anonymous)]

My knee-jerk assumption is that guys ARE singing about feelings they've had (if not specific relationshios/events) but not in the case of acts like One Direction.