I'm not going to give a review for this song because its a very short intro which only featuring Game.Ģ.
It is an easygoing and fun summer listen. This is the smartest thing they can do after Miley Cyrus's failed attempt at being a mature recording artist. She and her record label are being very careful with her transition though. This album is a great step in the mature direction for Selena Gomez. It goes right with the dance/pop trends of the moment which work in it's favor. This album is a fun dance/pop album that Selena's fan will eat up! I also think she is going to gain quite a few new fans because of this album. This is an odd mix of dance and pop/rock. Not quite as good as the others which are much more current. I wonder if Selena will perform these songs with dance routines. My only complaint is that the chorus does not much the magical sounding verses.Īnother bumping dance/pop beat with catchy lyrics. The song starts off with an intriguing beat which sucks you in at first listen. When I first saw this title, I immediately thought of Britney Spears' soon-to-be single, "Criminal." Selena's team obviously is looking to Britney's latest album as a model for this one. I can already tell that Selena will gain a lot of new fans with this record. It is getting much harder to critique these songs because they just get better and better. It is a catchy tune which makes you want more. The lyrics are very relatable for Selena's middle school-aged fans. This song's driving beat hooked me immediately. It is again a transitional song which isn't too much of a stretch. This song is making me like this album a lot more. A beach themed music video would really set this song in the right direction. I can see this song being a pretty big summer hit for Selena. This is another Ke$ha/Britney Spears inspired dance/pop song. *Suggestion: Get Britney Spears on a remix of this song!!! That will guarantee a top 10 spot for the song!* This song has the possibility to become a crossover hit for Selena. Hollywood Records is probably very cautious after Miley Cyrus' very mature album failed to generate much of a buzz. She is treading her toes and slowly transitioning. I have not heard Selena like this before, but it seems like it is a very big step in the direction of becoming a mature recording artist. She has a Britney inspired sexy tone to her voice in this song. Britney rarely writes, but she is written all over this song. "Whiplash" was actually co-written by the Pop Princess herself. I now understand why after reading the credits for this song. It is because their styles are fairly similar when it comes to these newer albums. I have been comparing songs from this album to songs from Britney Spears' latest album, "Femme Fatale," in this review. I would have to consider this song one of my favorites on the album.
This is very much positive considering the age of Selena's fans. Selena is much more reserved than Ke$ha on her fun, pop anthems. It is a more serious very of a Ke$ha song which is a compliment. I was very upset when I heard the beginning of the song, but my mood turned around after I heard the chorus. The title had me hoping for a dance-pop club banger. It will not appeal to a mass audience, but Selena's pre-teen fans will most likely know all of the words. The mood of the song is very chill, but it quickly becomes quite boring. It is very bubblegum and destined to be the second official single. This song also goes back to the pop/rock feel of her first two albums. My first thought is that this is a very interesting collaboration. We Own The Night featuring Pixie Lot - (2/5) It annoys me when artists change their whole style of music just to have a single.Ĥ. What I can't get over is the fact that the album's first two songs sound nothing like this one. It is an easy sing-along, bubblegum pop anthem for young girls. "Who Says" is a lot like Selena's previous singles. It is quite a departure from the other songs on the album. I like the song somewhat, but it seems to be a reject from Britney Spears' current album, "Femme Fatale." The highlight of this song is once again the bridge. It would have been much better to have a bigger chorus which could have built from the verses.
The main hindrance of this song is the quite boring chorus and hook. It is very 80's with a flashy synth which is quite addictive. This continues in the same vein as the first song. The song also plays with dub-step which was recently brought to the forefront of music by Pop Princess Britney Spears. Selena smooth vocals slide over the beautiful melodies in the hook. The highlight of the song comes with the bridge where the song is slowed down. The lyrics are very catchy and sing-songy. Selena Gomez & The Scene start off their third album with a mid-tempo 80's dance song.
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