merry Christmas to you to, Rose. maybe it's to late to wish something good because Christmas is long gone, but I thank you from the bottom of my heart for always being nice to your viewers. hope you are fine.
I hope you and everyone had a wonderful Christmas his year. Great cover I hope you make more covers and Christmas covers next year for the holiday season. Also I love how you have the computers one as a cute innocent giraffe and the other along withe the camera angle as a white Christmas as innocent as I can describe that. Christmas Giraffes are amazing. Cool video. ^_^
I just saw your vids this year and I am freaking impressed. I like the way you looked, before life hit you on the back. I am sure you would have made a fortune on youtube by now. Just look at KSI
This song is about attraction, and the way people fall for each other so easily. ("Handle bars that I let go for anyone," = falling for anyone.) There's a lot of powerful, bright imagery, like lightning and glowing and stars and colors, to show how strong and irresistible attraction is. She also makes it clear that it's not real love. Everybody feels it, everybody's starry eyed (attracted to others) and everybody glows (attracts others.) She'll let go of those handlebars for anyone. And she's always saying "we" and "everyone" and "anyone" to show that she's not talking about anyone specific or at a personal level. It's all about physical appearances and touching. During the bridge, in the background she's singing, "We come and we go but we're not in love," but it's overshadowed by the repeated, "Next thing, we're touching. Next thing, we're touching." It's like she's touching him and trying to remind herself that it's not love, it's not real, but she can't help but give in to such powerful attraction and lust. Love this song
This Rose person must have the record for most popular re-discovered RU-vid videos. The last ones I have seen are the better part of a year ago, but her fame keeps growing. We should time-capsule these for people a hundred years from now.
Ellie Goulding: About Starry Eyed The Herefordshire artist describes the moment she won the Brit Award and talks about the meaning behind her hit single.
