Lee Saxon
Well-known member
I love the Same Love video, in that it doesn't feel preachy or forced. The video, to me, feels natural, and heartfelt. It approaches the subject matter as an "obviously" type thing..
I suppose you didn't listen to the lyrics for same love? I think that has a pretty good message, one that you typically won't find in hip hop.
Same Love is fantastic, no doubt. And yeah, the rest of the album's lyrics are pretty good too (even Thrift Shop). It's the overproduction that gets me. I can't take anyone who uses this much autotune (less than many "pop divas," I'll grant you) too seriously. It's just so "Please, please love me! Put me on Top 20 radio!! I'll do anything!!"