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What an awful day.
I wish people would give me a fucking break sometimes. Does the fact that I was 14 when I wrote that album mean anything to anyone? I feel like people see me now and assume I wrote those songs last month. I am soon to be 20 and I sure hope to God that my writing music has improved. If not, THEN you can go on to talk about me in this fashion. But assuming things? Well, it makes me sad to see that sometimes people can just write something off that quickly. When is the last time they wrote a record? And at age 14? It just pisses me off. I worked so hard on this new album. I want people to walk away after listening to it and admitting "Wow. I guess she is an artist." They don't have to like it, but all I want is a little respect. Do I need to write bizarre hookless crap in order to be taken seriously as an artist? Or do I lose my credibility for being able to write commercial music? Because believe me, I can do both. Buy the new album when it comes out. Listen to it from start to finish (and more than once please) and then if you can't find one thing you like about it, well, I'll give you your money back.
Until then, keep your ego-ridden opinions to yourself.
I know one day this mouth of mine is gonna get me in trouble.
Michelle
I wish people would give me a fucking break sometimes. Does the fact that I was 14 when I wrote that album mean anything to anyone? I feel like people see me now and assume I wrote those songs last month. I am soon to be 20 and I sure hope to God that my writing music has improved. If not, THEN you can go on to talk about me in this fashion. But assuming things? Well, it makes me sad to see that sometimes people can just write something off that quickly. When is the last time they wrote a record? And at age 14? It just pisses me off. I worked so hard on this new album. I want people to walk away after listening to it and admitting "Wow. I guess she is an artist." They don't have to like it, but all I want is a little respect. Do I need to write bizarre hookless crap in order to be taken seriously as an artist? Or do I lose my credibility for being able to write commercial music? Because believe me, I can do both. Buy the new album when it comes out. Listen to it from start to finish (and more than once please) and then if you can't find one thing you like about it, well, I'll give you your money back.
Until then, keep your ego-ridden opinions to yourself.
I know one day this mouth of mine is gonna get me in trouble.
Michelle