Taylor Swift Attacked At 2014 Grammys! [video]

YouTube ^ | Jan 28, 2014 | Operation115

[Slings and Arrows]

"Taylor Swift attacked at 2014 grammys" while performing "All Too Well" by Taylor Swift at The 2014 Grammys. This video is for educational purposes to show just how people can edited/remix a video to make it look like it was something real!

[dfwgator]

Date guy for a few weeks...break up...write song about heartbreak/anger/whatever...rinse...repeat.

Reminds me of the "I Write a Fast Song" Tracey Chapman parody on "In Living Color".

[Dick Vomer]

try these to ease your mind...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cJpQIYw-yXM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rYEDA3JcQqw

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lydBPm2KRaU

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LsbUhcbbZaY

[Slings and Arrows]

[Darksheare]

Next scene: getting mugged by yaks.

[Slings and Arrows]

Next scene: getting mugged by yaks.

Close enough.

[Parmy]

Even so, she is still no Rosemary Cloonie, Doris Day or anywhere close to that league. And, money is not a criterion for excellence. It is just a measurement of the success of being able to sell a product, not excellence. And, that is what she is doing. If the people buy it, then so be it.

But, it is still not understandable music. Nor does her class of music carry a beautiful melody.

[Dick Vomer]

Rosemary clooney and the others were women, Taylor is just a young girl. She's had little puppy crushes. You want to hear her sing, let a man get close and really destroy her heart, just tear her apart and leave her crying and humiliated and loose something deep ......then she might give you the depth and soul of a woman that has lead a life being ridiculed, hurt and put upon. Look at Janis Joplin, probably one of the homliest women on Gods green earth but listen to her sing....song<\a><\h>

that woman's voice was amazing.

Like singing the blues, you have to really live them to leave your heart bare on stage. Look at Eric Clapton... He sang the blues for decades till he lost his son, then his song and voice took on a deeper and more visceral tone.