How Vampire Weekend wrote one of Beyonce’s biggest tracks | Radio X 

I feel too inspired? Ah I dunno.

I mean its the same lyric in almost the same rhythm and melody

@@nh3028 Melody sounds very different in the lyrics to me and it's very different rhythmically

@@samanthaa.6055 the melody is slightly different , but theyre both descending melodies. The rhythm is literally the same. Straight 8ths.

Same! 💯💯💯 And today it finally clicked WHY I instantly loved this song 😂🩷

In for a rude awakening

@@CoryMck ?

He’s a vampire

He's not 22?...

Lack of sunlight

@@Plottoberry apparently he's 40

Huh

You're chatting absolute nonsense

I’ve never heard anyone say that about sinatra😂

​@@mightytaiger3000 maybe because you don't talk to any men about music

@@mightytaiger3000 You never heard anyone say Frank Sinatra was one of the best to ever do it? How old are you?

Wild

Listen to "Maps" by the Yeah Yeah Yeahs

Yeah. I’m sure you were in the studio and know.

​@@chasenelson4641obviously true. She's got about 8 producers and writers per song these days

@@awh79 so she didn’t make decisions on the changes? Producers job is to help create the vision of the artist, not the other way around. It doesn’t matter if she wrote or produced all of the music. She picked the material, she had a vision she expressed and that’s why her albums are critically and commercially successful. Without Beyonce, you can’t make a Beyonce album. That’s why lemonade is so great. She tackled the things she wanted to and it was a cohesive experience. Everyone has collaborators. Even looking at sole producers and artists like Tame Impala, they get advice on their mixes. They have people tell them, eh bass is not coming through enough, that’s why some songs are released multiple times with different mixes. Eventually your ears become accustomed to what you’re hearing. You need someone to tell you what could be better.

@@awh79 armchair speculation 😂

People will do the absolute most to discredit Beyonce. It’s really interesting.

That’s called Shakira and T Swift. Mariah writes her stuff. A lot of them do.

@@Ayin07 Taylor Swift has like 50 people with writing/performing credits on her latest album... Such a joke.

@@Schecter1989 she doesn’t have to write every album solo. I’m not even a swiftie but she produces a lot of content. I imagine she comes to the table with an idea, melody, or a few lyrics written down that others expand on

It’s called “collaborating” which is a pretty common human activity.

@@binaryvoid0101 it's called being entirely dependent on other people's talent and abilities, just so you can have your name on an album... Last i checked, Dave Grohl didn't need to "collaborate" when he wrote, sang, played every instrument, and produced the first Foos album after Nirvana... It would be like if Van Gogh asked 96 other painters and visual artists to "help out" with his brushstrokes, colour selection and then go "yep those are MY paintings"...

So Frank Sinatra wasn't an artist

@@Profy00 Elvis Presley too. Most artists outside of a couple people fully write their own songs. Even the most known song writers have other people input.

She co-writes everything. Pipe down.

She is a mess😂😂😂

​@@MaleOrderBride how do you define 'mess'

Which songs of hers is she not credited as a writer or producer?

No.