Anyone from 2024? Edit: the highest likes and comments I’ve ever gotten…ty!!! (Sorry if I’m being that person) Edit 2: DONT SAY TO STOP SAYING “Anyone from ___” PEOPLE CAN DO WHATEVER THEY WANT DONT CONTROL US
This was a time. Lily Allen, Duffy, The Streets, Amy Whinehouse, Corin Bailey Ray, The Kooks, Razorlight, Bombay Bicycle Club, The Hoosiers, Kasabian, the list goes on pretty much all bringing our their debuts in the same year some of them living round the corner or just seeing them around London all the time actual artists on MTV singing in British accents such creative moving music it was so new and different like our generations Brit Pop- we were spoilt. I miss it. And we all thought the Killers we’re British hahaha the good old days.
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to be fair wackiest, I am english, I speak English with an English accent. Aye you are reet with your opinion however if the Scots and Welsh can have their national identity then why can not we English?
It's not that I mind being British, I love Scotland and Wales and folks on the British Isle I think are unique. It's just i get so fed up being referred to as British and in the same breath somebody from Glasgow is called Scottish and from Llandudno Welsh. I just think we are either all British or we can be our national identity and thank you for understand where I am coming from
Andrew Clark i know it‘s hard but don‘t let her turn your heart to stone, be cautious with whom you love but don‘t ever close your heart, you don‘t know who‘s coming around and may be changing your life forever (for good)
Andrew Clark not yet.. now you may feel like you‘re too broken, and don‘t wanna start smth. new cause you maybe even thought she‘s the one and had your life all planned out and you may even feel like you could never feel the same way again about another person and that you don‘t even want to cause you don‘t wanna see another love die or be hurt the same way again or maybe you want the things you experienced with her to stay unique.. but I hope for you to find all your strength and move on as time passes by.. just don‘t get bitter, there‘s a lot of love waiting for you outside there when you‘re ready again! I really believe in this.. and I‘m a pessimist so.. Just keep your head up;) do what you love, go find yourself, take your time to heal and the right person will find you^^ Just imagine the relieve when you‘re finally laying in someone’s arms who gives you all and much more than you thought there could ever be.. I believe there‘s a soulmate for everyone outside here
This is such a sad song. I can imagine that many people are stuck in a relationship that for whatever reason, they are unable to break out of. May an angel show you the right path to travel down.
dandeelyonn Since Skins was the topic the op brought up, she was referring to British people as a whole, not solely English, so saying that it's English people that scare her, not British was the point I was referring to
2023. Just randomly thought Katie Nash and had to pull this up. What a tune, makes me feel lucky to have grown up and marry someone who truly is my friend for life.
And she has such a london accent in the show, i had to check that she wasnt putting it on because it was so modern. No, shes a proper harrow girl. Laughs
I don't know why this song makes me so sad. It's so hopeless. This song is basically trying to stop the inevitable crumbling of your relationship, and that is such a shitty feeling. Knowing that it will ultimately end, but keep holding onto the "foundations".
And the message at the end- "don't fall for this." I'm guessing that's basically saying "don't try to trick yourself into being happy when you're really not/don't stay in a broken relationship." :( Catchy song and lovely video, but yes, it does seem pretty sad.
Vicente P my ex introduced me to kate nash. We broke up a good while ago, but after that we kept seeing each other. we were on and off for like a year, and a half, but I was never happy. I was in school at the moment working on my bachelor´s never looking forward to coming home because I knew she would be there. One day she asked me what I wanted. I told her i didn´t want us to get back. She got a boyfriend, I kept going to school. we kept talking. we still do. as soon as i graduated I took a trip to mexico. Meet some people. Found some people from my past. and ultimately I let go. I can finally say I´m happy. I look forward to my future. to my uncertainties. I love her, don´t get me wrong. just not like that. I wish things had ended earlier. I tried to hold onto the broken foundations on my relationships, but it never felt quite right. as a single, and happy man, the world looks like a brighter place now.
This song still fuckin SLAPS 11 years later. RIP to my beautiful friend who I scream sang this with in the car on so many late night teenage drives in the 2000's.
Rihanna, I’ve been listening to old songs all day due to the lockdown. Just waiting and wanting to get out and go to concerts like we always did in the summer time. Greetings from Orange Beach Alabama
So I've been watching GLOW and I was looking at the British girl everytime thinking "where have I seen her before?" Then I looked at the credits and said HOLY SHIT KATE NASH!!
The end bit is very much underrated and ignored by plenty, Kate looking on with her suitcase half thinking if she's doing the right thing with the door shutting as she leaves and the words "Don't fall for this" on the door. Very poetic and absolutely bang on
This song is a modern day masterpiece. The lyrics are so descriptive and revealing. The chord progressions are catchy yet tug at your heart, the video fits the mood so well and gives you a snippet of what it would be like to be in the situation that Kate sings about. so good.
I agree this song is pretty special really. I usually find love songs boring and simple but this ones more like real life, someone trying to make a relationship work that ultimately probably wont give them what they want and the song has this tension all the way through it. It's from the point of view of someone trapped not knowing whether to let go or stick it out to see if things will get better. That sort of realism and ambiguity isn't usually found in pop music. It's quite clever the way the lyrics are cluttered with what on the surface seems trivial detail but uses them to set the scene and communicate real feelings.
I'm now sixteen but when I was nine, one night around 1am I decided to turn on the television, I was sitting alone in the dark flipping through infomercials and shitty movies when I came across SBS or ABC (I can't recall exactly) and on that channel was an English or British music awards or concert (again I can't remember the specifics) and because I'm a weird girl from Australia, I'd never heard anything like it, I was so stunned by Kate Nash's voice, look and music I had felt something for music that I had never felt before and still can't seem to find again. I sat there in adore and amazement by myself listening to this quirky, honest girl singing in such a strange but beautiful way. I was so emerged in her voice and lyrics that I studied and noted down every lyric I possibly could before she stopped. After she stopped singing and walked off the stage, I stayed, sitting waiting for like an hour for her to come back on. I knew she wouldn't, but I had to make sure. The next day I raced over to my friends house (we had slow internet) and the first thing I did was take her laptop from her and type the lyrics into youtube that I could remember. When foundations came up and I began to hear her voice, I became overwhelmed with excitement. I felt instantly like I knew her, like she was my older sister (the one I'd never had). She was just too cool, to fun and to smart. I immediately idolized her. At this point all the girls were into the Jonas brothers and Hannah Montana but I loved Kate Nash. People had no idea when I'd ramble on about her, they'd just stare at me like I was weird (which to be honest and fair I was, no doubt). It didn't take me long to listen to every song of hers I could find, I was hooked to idolizing her. She even inspired me to try dresses, and for me someone who was raised around boys, it was a major transition. I even tried to cut my hair just like hers with the banks. That did not turn out well, at all, as anyone can imagine. The new her isn't bad, it's just different. I still think she's got a beautiful and creative view of the world and I still believe she expresses that world to us in an articulate and intelligent way. It's just that I don't know if she's still that girl that instantaneously became my older sister when I was younger. I think she's still talented and wonderful, maybe I'm biased but I prefer scruffy, cute ginger, freckled Kate that I came across one sleepless night seven years ago.
I felt the same first time i heard her , was this song, i still believe this quirky beautiful creative nash is still there but a more "normal" "mature" media-singer nash has taken control, still i can see lightings of that "magic" so to speak in her most recent videos. just flashes but still. this piece is very peculiar and special kind of song i really like it.
Kira I reckon you could song write with the way you get words down and express them.....oh I like her voice n rawness north london voice....my fav song which might be kinda weird for a 40yr old mixed race man from the inner cities...manchester,england,uk......
I was a truck driver in the U.S. and had Sirius satellite radio. one of the channels was BBC Radio 1 , I instantly fell in love with this song. and a ton of others. it opened up this completely new world for me. Chris and Dom and Dave in the morning. but I had this huge crush on her voice, no idea who she was or what she looked like. but her voice made me melt! love it!
Same here.. Love her voice singing this.. I keep coming back to this.. My boy was watching something online RU-vid or something and i heard it.. Great song. 😊
this was released on my birthday 10 years ago im 37 now, dunno how long i have left to live now tho cus i got bad news about my lungs but ill listen to tunes like this until that very day, we are made of vibrations and we just go back to that source, music is life.
Bittersweet Coincidence. My mother is dying of lung cancer & for no reason other than the word foundation being in my head (because she is the foundation of my family) I keep getting this song in my head. I hope you are well now. I hope you beat it. Your words are wise & true Xxx
Does anyone feel like the song gradually got darker? Like at first it seemed like they playfully hated each other and then at the end she leaves looking disappointed. Idk if that's what she was going for, but I like it.
I'm pretty sure it's what she was going for. I mean, the song's about her discovering that everything in their relationship is falling apart, so the gradual escalation really underlines the emotions. This song is such an emotional gut punch, I love it to death
If you want another example of this, have a listen to 'My Girl' by Madness. It starts with an innocuous disagreement about evening plans and gradually spirals into a complete deconstruction of one party's perception of the singer's flaws. Classic stuff. Oh, and also, a beautiful tune.
Definitely. Its the decline and disintegration of s once strong loving loving relationship.....now a shadow of its former self....sadly this happens with the vast majority of relationships,marriages,even friendships,...whether or not there's children involved☹️☹️☹️
kotosqopos you don't start to feel truly old until your favorite bands in high school all have greatest hits albums, are doing a reunion tour and are getting play time on the local classic rock music station.
#MathewsPlaylist Haven't heard this for ages, but I do love this track! Shame I haven't really liked many of her other tracks. This however is *Fantastic* take a listen :)
Storytime: 2008, I was twenty years old and had just gotten out of a horrible relationship. I heard this song and was stunned by how much I related to it. At the time, I was still trying to be friends with him because I hadn't realized yet that I didn't need to be friends with jerk ex-boyfriends. And he was like "so I heard this song on the radio.... and I was really worried that was how you felt at the end of our.... thing... you know...." And I was like "No! Of course not haha.. ha...ha." ....lies.... all lies..... this song summed up that nightmare relationship perfectly. So, pretty much Kate Nash is amazing and that is all.
@@DaveTaste um. Posted 5 years ago. So at that time 10 years old. Now 15. Maybe they got a higher mark in math than you did in logic. (Which is a chapter in the math book)
It's so satisfying actually hearing the song in its entirety, rather than just the beginning, over and over again in The Inbetweeners. I was always so ready to sing along.
