So first we had "Swagger Jagger" by Cher Lloyd who recently has been bordering the cockiness/too big for her shoes persona recently.She's going to be the next Simon Cowell, that's right one single in and she already dreams of setting up her own record label, reality check for the Cole look-a-like please. Although I hate to admit it but it looks like she continues the trend of X-Factor number 1's.
The Jagger trend now continues with Maroon 5 ft Christina Aguilera
Hmmm the better of the Jagger's so far.
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Sunday, 7 August 2011
Saturday, 2 July 2011
"Swagger Jagger"
"You can't stop looking me, staring at me. Be what I be, you can't stop looking at me"
Cher, the once favourite to win X Factor contestant who plagued the show with her rap/sing style recently premiered her bizarrely named debut single, "Swagger Jagger". The term "Swagger Jagger" is one that instantly isolates me, a brief Google later and the term refers to;
"A person who always cramps your style. A form of hating" Overall I feel that releasing a single about your haters and claiming that people can't stop talking/tweeting/whatever the fuck over you is a bad move, or a bold move by her PR team. She didn't exactly leave the X Factor on a high note, with numerous insider reports highlighting her diva persona and I doubt this song is going to transform her into a "British Sweetheart" anytime soon. I'm sure it will go down a treat with clubbers as its trance inspired beats sets in on full volume, which I will pleasantly enjoyed but like most "post X Factor music" these days it will get its air play before fading into obscurity. Quite why she wants us on the floor baffles me as well. |
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