Analysis Of Replay By Iyaz
Really Bad Music Makes Me Sad
How can the majority of music lovers in America find the stupidity of “Replay” by Iyaz enjoyable enough to allow it to gain popularity? No overplayed radio song has bothered me more. Not only is the music annoying, but the lyrics are childish and repetitive, and I would rather do math problems in silence than listen to it. And I hate silence. At the height of its popularity, the song was on at least three or four times an hour on most hip-hop radio stations. It starts off immediately with a overly auto-tuned Iyaz singing the chorus.Throw in some “nananana’s” which he will probably repeat a hundred thousand million times through the rest of the song. He will then proceed to “flow” one of the weakest rhymes in
How can the majority of music lovers in America find the stupidity of “Replay” by Iyaz enjoyable enough to allow it to gain popularity? No overplayed radio song has bothered me more. Not only is the music annoying, but the lyrics are childish and repetitive, and I would rather do math problems in silence than listen to it. And I hate silence. At the height of its popularity, the song was on at least three or four times an hour on most hip-hop radio stations. It starts off immediately with a overly auto-tuned Iyaz singing the chorus.Throw in some “nananana’s” which he will probably repeat a hundred thousand million times through the rest of the song. He will then proceed to “flow” one of the weakest rhymes in