How Ed Sheeran Writes A Melody | The Artists Series S1E3

[@robertburkinshaw6365]

Hi. When the third is mentioned, is it refering to the 3rd of the key centre or the third of the chord being played?

[@Holistic-songwriting]

of the key! I talk about this more in the Bruno Mars episode!

[@robertburkinshaw6365]

Holistic Songwriting Thanks

[@chasecwood59]

He means the interval away from the melody which could be a major or minor according to the key.

[@bluelights753]

Robert Burkinshaw hey guys i wrote a song and uploaded on youtube ..anyone interested to hear...

[@eghobebe9733]

Robert Burkinshaw hi I love your videos. What do u advise for people that find it easy to write words but never get any melody or tune to go with it ?. What can I do about that?

[@erikgrundy]

I think you hit the nail on the head when it comes to Ed's image. His image is that of a genuine bloke, and I imagine he is exactly that, but it doesn't mean he can't be intelligent when it comes to his marketing. When I was waiting for the buildup to his new album on social media, through the release of singles, teaser posts and so on, I found myself amazed at how well it was done. He didn't follow the formula for building hype by releasing one single, then another, then another, and then maybe the album. He basically had the double single, and more or less the album. But because he'd been away for so long, and hadn't built up hype for so long that people got tired of it, the reaction was instant, as people wanted more Ed Sheeran after it had been over a year since he released an album. He really demonstrates how it's possible to be a genuine person but not naive to how the industry works. Great video!

[@Holistic-songwriting]

Great comment, thanks :)

[@AFryingPan]

3 years since he released an album, but I agree with you.

[@craigmatthews5716]

A Frying Pan What are you talking about? Divide was released March 3rd 2017.

[@AFryingPan]

Craig Matthews 3 years before divide

[@craigmatthews5716]

A Frying Pan Yes but you made that comment after he released Divide.

[@aryankhah]

"if there is no image, there is no artist , there is only a singer." wow great observation, thank you

[@mjjforus]

What is image in this bro

[@Malene_Simonsen]

Ed wrote "love yourself"? That explains why I like it!

[@dilaarhm]

isn't it obvious from the very first "Love yourself" was released ? Ed was clearly shown his authenticity.

[@dilaarhm]

Chill out dude, we're talk about Ed character in music could easily recognize by his fans

[@mictony999]

Yep

[@luciasanz4020]

I'm not a Justin fan, but I'm a big fan of ed's music, so when I heard Love Yourself for the first time I was fairly surprised of how much I loved the song. The flow of it, the vibe, it was different.... and there were a few lyrics that for some reason would make me go "I don't know why this is so familiar to me, not in the sense that I've heard the lyrics before, but in a sense of knowing the person behind the lyrics"... Like, the irony in the lyrics. My momma don't like you and she likes everyone; You think you broke my heart oh, girl, for goddness's sake; I didn't wanna write a song cause i didn't want anyone thinking I still care, I don't; and, of course, the If you like the way you look that much then baby you should go and love yourself. So I looked up the song and when I saw Ed in the credits it was so obvious... there is a lot of Ed's witt in that song. He has a way to put the oddest sentences in his songs without it sounding stupid or out of place, and he can be so descriptive. The same goes for the songs he wrote for One Direction on their first albums. Little Things: You can't go to bed without a cup of tea, and maybe that's the reason that you talk in your sleep; I know you never loved the sound of your voice on tape; the dimples in your back at the bottom of your spine. Or Over Again: Cause our hands fit like my t shirt; hole in the middle of my heart like a polo; I can make your tears fall down like the showers that are British; can we take the same road? two days in the same clothes.... Or 18: let's split the night wide open and we'll se everything we can, living love in slow motion. There are a lot of other songs I could ramble on about, but my point is that Ed's personality really breaks through in LY, even if Justin co wrote it wiith him.

[@jenardcerbanez9931]

you can even hear Ed's voice on the chorus as the backing vocals

[@onee]

When I see Ed Sheeran I always think of a street musician or you know someone who goes to college and tries to earn a little extra on the side by playing music in the streets.

[@rubennunez4299]

I tried that once... They told me to shut the fuck up

[@jabba2072]

That's how he started out

[@nat9586]

onee he started singing in London

[@lachlanrussell18]

Here’s another thing about Ed’s marketing. He has the idea of using symbols to make yourself recognisable. His use of his album covers and his constantly consistent outfits and guitars, and the symbol of his loop pedal, as well as keeping a consistent brand while still changing his style was spectacular. He knows how to make himself become very simple, by becoming a symbol, a melody, a progression, a beat, so much so that while not everyone listens to his music, most everyone knows who he is. Many one hit wonders are what they are because they don’t maintain a consistent symbol, and almost every truly famous artist have an easily recognisable symbol; fleet wood Mac have micks drumming, ed of course has his pedal, mathematical album covers and red hair, and any artist that has sustained fame will almost always have this same symbol, to make them easily recognisable, because human brains go fast enough that we really don’t need to waste time understanding something complicated, when it can be as simple as a red head, and a plus

[@aconfusedshoe6240]

@Imani Alexander Prince also literally changed his name to a symbol lol

[@corvusprojects]

"If you're an adult, you'll probably stay away from the Spongebob Squarepants curtain* Me: *laughs nervously*

[@Holistic-songwriting]

Ha! Love it :)

[@themackmanmusic]

🤣

[@1Graceful-Glides.]

@@Holistic-songwriting can u become a singer without writing songs

[@alemobra5747]

Or course, a lot of songs are not written by the artists

[@xypdf7118]

The real question is why does he own all these curtains

[@kidorphan]

You sir have made me a costumer of your book with this and the Swift video, excellent insight and analysis of pop songwriting that I've never heard anywhere else, great job!

[@Holistic-songwriting]

Thanks Frank :) Would love to see a review for the Addiction Formula on Amazon if you have the time!

[@thijskieft955]

nobody says no to Spongebob curtains!

[@melodypudding]

I mean!! Right!? I was like... Hm? How, why would someone refuse spongebob curtians....!!

[@almaportillo4859]

True broooo!

[@MisSPrittyFuckedUp]

LOL 👌🏼😅🙊🤣🤣🤣

[@tehteh25]

I was thinking of that last part just last night... Ed Sheeran has his sound, and he does NOTHING to change it, no matter who sings the song.... you can hear his signature on Bieber, Anne-Marie, One Direction and so on... I like that about him...Sia has a very different style from him, but you can also hear her signature in the songs she wrote for others....it makes me wonder whty Bruno Mars had to create a whole formula for himself...when he sort of already had one, especially with his first record as for Love Yourself....I think Bieber is credited as co-writer from the Purpose era forward... but not only did Ed write the song, you could also hear him in the harmonies, which was the first thing I noticed in that particular song tbh

[@kaylamcook696]

I really liked this video! Ed Sheeran's songwriting, in my opinion, is the best of every current popular music artist. I love how honest and down-to-earth he is and his very "real" image, as you mentioned. He seems like a very relatable person, and his music definitely reflects that. I noticed many times before that in the very emotional parts of songs, or parts of songs he wants a certain amount of attention drawn to, he will do octaves, but I never really considered the root and major third thing you mentioned.

[@COLLINTENDO]

"do these images make SENSE to you?" bruh. I'm literally in the middle of smoking a fatty while I play Fifa. I honestly don't think it could've possibly made any MORE sense to me

[@Holistic-songwriting]

Best comment ever.

[@MarsLonsen]

multitasking at a high level then, smoking a doobie while playing FIFA while watching this video, creds to you lad

[@monamusic1895]

COLLINTENDO hey guys mind checking me out? I song write and rap to my lyrics :) m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/a4W0nnaCqrR2e5I

[@jescook475]

could you just explain HOW he writes a melody, cause youre not really getting into that (but rather you explain his image, what isn't really the point isn't it ?!)

[@leamonsqueeze]

music in theory and practice Is a really great book if you're looking to learn fundamentals of theory.... writing better lyrics by pat Peterson is what I used to learn more about lyrics hope you might find them resourceful

[@Feteronii]

you didn't watch the whole video

[@Afritunez]

he never gets to the point, just talks a bunch of fluff that has nothing to do with melody, don't get me wrong he has some great points, but we came here for the melody part

[@rezahabibmusic2004]

Ryan Tedder's Songwriting! That would be amazing

[@Holistic-songwriting]

He's on the list :)

[@lorenzzz9196]

Holistic Songwriting yeah would be awsome

[@TomHawkComposer]

Ryan Tedder would be awesome! He writes incredible songs for OneRepublic as well as so many other well-known artists and I'd love to hear what you have to say on the way he writes his melodies :)

[@itsdarklikehell]

who the fuck is Ryan Tedder? wait, I dont even want to know..

[@nicolasblue]

Lol he's the lead singer of OneRepublic.

[@halfwayinfinate6342]

I was thinking about this just the other day! My dad loves Beck and Beck has a certain sound and I realised it was because he loves to use certain intervals in his melodies and chord progressions. Thanks for putting this into words for me!

[@d.v.5149]

On Ed‘s old songs he wrote the lyrics first. Now he writes Melody first

[@sswwiinnccee]

Interesting. Strangely I don’t listen to his new stuff but I was obsessed with his original albums. Probably up until he started collaborating with pop stars that didn’t interest me. It was his story telling that drew me in and as you say he clearly wrote the story first and then created the music to fit the story. Maybe that’s what I unknowingly preferred about his style.

[@ajharvey]

John Mayer!! Dying to write songs that can get people grooving to it

[@NIIVES]

I feel like Ed Sheeran has two styles: most of his music is what you discussed here. But occasionally, he releases more mysterious and groovy songs like Bloodstream and Shape of You that rely much more on roots, minor 3rds and fifths. I personally like that style a lot more, but then again, my own style revolves around the colder intervals. I prefer the weeknd over Taylor Swift anytime. So I guess I just like to listen to whoever manages to inspire me in making music myself... Anyway, just discovered your channel, very awesome content man. Got yourself a new sub :)

[@13lckr]

The fact that the image at 7:08 is mirrored and not normal made the whole video worthwhile.

[@shubhamayush7232]

You should continue this series again man....I loved all the videos in it

[@MrBurningvolcano]

Thank you! Awesome information. Could you please make an episode on Ryan Tedder's songwriting?

[@Holistic-songwriting]

Thanks Mrburningvolcano. Put him on the list!

[@austinokeeffe664]

Great to see videos with a little more theory and different ideas. Why do you think slow songs with simple piano chords work? - I'm a keyboard player/songwriter. I think Chris Martin's songwriting would be a good topic. He has come up with so many 'good' songs and writes songs in different genres.

[@Holistic-songwriting]

"Why do you think slow songs with simple piano chords work?" - in my experience, they don't! :) You have to throw a LOT of hours at ballads in order for them to work. Ballads really are the most challenging type of song. Chris Martin's noted!

[@acharich]

😅😅😅

[@Di0nut]

This is the first video I ever see from you and I'm so amazed, how can you not be famous yet! It's incredible how you do this, even though I don't know everything about all the music therms, I did understand everything you said and it was all so real! In my eyes you described Ed perfectly, couldn't have done it better. I'm gonna watch all of your other video's now instead of going to bed haha, keep doing what you do!

[@Holistic-songwriting]

Dionut oh wow, thank you so much! So glad ti hear it and will keep doing what I do :) I hope you enjoy all of my other videos just as much:)

[@acharich]

💣🔥

[@fkcomg4118]

Once I have become a superstar I’ll call this guy Dont care where he is

[@rva]

HMMM maybe lana del sol? I love her.

[@JonValtandtheEvilRobots]

Lana del rey?

[@Jillady]

jessie Reyez, now shes dope! I dont really know that other chick, she might be great she worked with MM before...

[@zerocool497]

Honda del sol xD

[@SheetFiber]

@@zerocool497

[@ksenijajemensek6126]

Thank you for this analysis. Best of luck to you.

[@Holistic-songwriting]

Thanks Ksenija!

[@ikarus8982]

Muse please?

[@Holistic-songwriting]

Good idea, thanks!

[@alicestrange6268]

prestontv yesssss

[@aaron8869]

prestontv lmao i was looking for this comment before i was gonna comment it😂

[@starlightsall]

prestontv agreed!

[@MrDOOlevrai]

I bumped into this comment BEFORE I started to look for it. That is powerful.

[@sandeepan4413]

Chris Cornell from Soundgarden ! Cobain from Nirvana ! Dave Grohl from Foo Fighters !

[@sayantansadhu6380]

Sandy Das include Chester Bennington

[@Bergson_Deleuze]

The beatles

[@cheytaylor1928]

RIP chris Cornell-

[@just-a-me1168]

Eddie Vedder from Pearl Jam

[@lalasing9746]

I never thought that writing a song would be that complicated, mind blown !, I like what you said at the end about the difference between an artist and a singer,

[@taimmk-topic3450]

Adele and sia .... Their melodies make us cry...

[@tomaszwodyka2317]

'If there's no image, there is no artist,-there's only a singer'. Means a lot...

[@QuinnArgo]

Owl City has a really cool style of music in that he just manages to sing about happiness and positive feelings.

[@LaSeanCamry]

Can you do Charli XCX's Pop Hooks or Lorde's song structure Style?

[@Holistic-songwriting]

I put 'em both on the list, thanks :)

[@washablecrown]

Your comments and analysis are quite smart. What I like is that you insist on shades of difference. Made me notice a couple of things, giving me another point of view. Very clever !

[@jodiroy5010]

I was very pleased to search out this youtube video-channel.I needed to thanks for your time for this wonderful learn!! I positively enjoying each little bit of it and Ive you bookmarked to check out new stuff you youtube post.

[@joshslan2970]

John Mayer

[@Holistic-songwriting]

Another one that keeps popping up... maybe! :)

[@Batman-bx4qv]

Josh Slan Yes please

[@baldbearded9601]

Ohhh fuck yesss I was about to write that down thinking no one else would have haha ! :)

[@tristanjonardantipolo5708]

Holistic Songwriting mayer plsss

[@CardenalAlex]

YES.. Please do John Mayer man!

[@van_d147]

Kurt cobain would be an interesting one as he didn't collaborate as much in terms of the actual song like ed sheeran and Taylor swift. For example, in the Taylor swift video, when talking about the one note melodies.. I've found that this trait is synonymous with max martin and his team of songwriters who worked heavily on the songs that were mentioned.

[@ryanleone3007]

I agree completely. I'm more interested in songwriters, or bands, that have had great success with a singular style that taps into the mainstream but is not of the mainstream in the ways of a miley cyrus or katy perry, where songs are a product of a whole team working within the established trends. I would also love to hear what about Cobain's melodies struck such a chord in the early nineties.

[@b_katiie9424]

John Mayer! John Mayer! John Mayer!!!

[@Holistic-songwriting]

Getting more and more likely :)

[@pakoti96]

Do it!!

[@marcocappucci202]

yes John Mayer!

[@5sosidc915]

KatieBrown00x yaaaas

[@itsdarklikehell]

please dont. kthnx

[@2dTones]

As someone who knows only disparate bits of music theory, these videos really help me try to bring it together - thanks!

[@stefanodemaco]

Really an outstanding point of view, way beyond cold technical stuff. In one word, holistic, as you say. Congrats!

[@rva]

Excellent job sir

[@patricaosborne7274]

bruno mars just the way you are

[@suylnroc2698]

Please do Bruno Mars........ Pleaseee

[@Holistic-songwriting]

....mmmmaaaaaybe ;)

[@suylnroc2698]

Holistic Songwritin okay.. Hehe L'll wait

[@dinesh_patnaik]

yes bruno mars please!! :)

[@johnpaulsepe3012]

bruno mars pls.

[@upchuck5238]

Yes plz

[@BornHero]

Chance the rapper would be great to analyze.

[@mymathmind]

Born Hero second chance the rapper!

[@sammy135_]

If he does Chance, he's gotta do Childish Gambino as well.

[@rubennunez4299]

Nah

[@craigdaubbeats-rapinstrume9185]

I've learned more in this video about emotion and melody than I have in all the research I've done in the past few years. Thank you!

[@ronniek6323]

Thirds in a harmony can sound as genuine and authentic as an octave, IMHO. It depends on the voices, the melody, the atmosphere that’s being created...so many components. Gotta trust your ear and your heart. On that note, thank you for creating this and all of your other videos. Good insight on a great artist! ✌️

[@ElProf]

I love how you went straight from articulation to Fetty Wap. Of all people XD

[@Holistic-songwriting]

Well, Ed covered Trap Queen, that's why ;)

[@ElProf]

Very true. I just meant that I can't understand what Fetty Wap says most of the time. :)

[@ItsXDaniC]

Max Martin next please!

[@Holistic-songwriting]

Max's name seems to pop up over and over again... Was going to focus on artists but might change my mind... We'll see :)

[@zahcinc149]

Yeah Max is the plug

[@pierreletoast]

Yes yes yes please!!

[@seanlayer4409]

You can't not write about a guy that has put out so many songs for so many different artists!

[@RephaelMendoza]

YES PLEASE OH GOODNESS I NEED TO SEE THAT!

[@cosmiccharlie.mp3]

Smoking a joint playing FIFA 😂😂 I died

[@nickhoweuk]

this is a very good synopsis, these kind of videos are few and far between

[@YoursTruly_Music]

This video is so cool... couldn't have gone so deep into Ed's songwriting style.

[@thomasspiropoulos7838]

JOHN MAYER PLEASE

[@Boxing_Reviews]

Thomas Spiropoulos giasou

[@Andrew-tq6sv]

Kurt Cobain would be really interesting

[@ilikespacedinosaurs]

Kurt Cobain loved pop music though. Nirvana were basically The Cars but noisier

[@MegaGrungedude]

Yes, Kurt Cobain! Please make this happen!

[@antediluvianspy5371]

He wasn't that great of a technical singer.

[@MegaGrungedude]

@Dankbeast Dorian Neither are a lot of pop singers ... He still uses interesting melodic and lyrical idea's.

[@53104]

Dankbeast Dorian he's pretty good with his lyrics. They just don't really resonate with you

[@BritishAntics24]

Brendon Urie from Panic! At The Disco..

[@Holistic-songwriting]

Would be an interesting artist to analyze for sure :) He's on the list!

[@BritishAntics24]

Thanks.. Can't wait to see this!!! :) :O Yes it would be interesting

[@partikelbebas9361]

thank you for making ed edition.i adore how ed compose his song

[@djfenixuk]

a long time ago (2018) I studied alongside Ed at the British Academy of New Music in East London, recorded wrote and obviously discussed writing a lot with him over this period, and I have to say you are pretty bang on, still the hardest working musician I know too.

[@melomania2637]

Do Tame Impala please!

[@dwightcox5257]

Do Dwight yoakam please or Merle haggard please! I know it old stuff but think there’s lots to learn!!!!!🤔🤔

[@RecordingBlog]

Hey, this is so awesome, thanks for all your hard work. I´d like to learn more about Nickleback and their songwriting/production-techniques! BTW, do you have german roots?

[@Holistic-songwriting]

I am 100% German :)

[@RecordingBlog]

Wow, Respekt, das hab ich echt überhaupt nicht gehört! Sehr geil :-)

[@antmccabe4252]

This channel is complete brilliance....

[@veronicam2935]

yeah Ed does backing vocals on Love Yourself:)

[@Holistic-songwriting]

Exactly! :)

[@acharich]

💭💭💭

[@benwilliams6667]

these are awesome. would love to see you do one on Joni Mitchell.

[@SonicWizards]

Sia :)

[@Holistic-songwriting]

Love Sia. We'll see if more people ask about her!

[@cactus.1215]

Holistic Songwriting PLEASE DO SIA!! 💜

[@gina1525]

SIA YES!

[@nickfillod5259]

Sia!

[@Kylzee]

this one would be really interesting because her melodies are unpredictable in my opinion

[@malditoklee]

Fantastic Analysis and break down. Glad I ran across your channel!

[@pranaxedm888]

this is the best artist analysis video I have ever seen.

[@lek844]

Very interesting analysis. My favorite Ed Sheeran song is "A-Team." And that's my segue into Grace VanderWaal, because she recently did an acclaimed cover of that song. I see you've also done an analysis of 21 Pilots, and they are one of Grace's favorites. I would very much like to hear your analysis of Grace's songwriting, as she is incredibly emotive. For example, I can listen to "Beautiful Thing" a dozen times in a row and still get wet eyes every time. No other songs do this to me to that extent. I would recommend using the renditions on her EP, Perfectly Imperfect, as I think these are the definitive versions.

[@k8xt]

The A Team* :)

[@rubennunez4299]

Easy C-F-Am-G Transpose it as much as you like

[@_UtkarshaBora]

is that seriously true??

[@rubennunez4299]

@@_UtkarshaBora most of his songs use that chord progression So

[@_UtkarshaBora]

@@rubennunez4299 that's kind of heartbreaking to know wow

[@juandavila4534]

@@_UtkarshaBora why is that heartbreaking. He uses that simple progression so creatively

[@_UtkarshaBora]

@@juandavila4534 that's one way to look at it, sure.

[@CarlsonChoo]

This channel deserve more subscriber ! Do you agree?

[@soundarya8156]

Man I downloaded your Swift formula and other packs with it... It was really helpful Thanks!!!

[@cheytaylor1928]

I love castle on the hill, and haven't heard it in forever ♡

[@silvanverhoeven]

Nice! Does it mean I don't have to be ashamed for somehow liking Love Yourself? Perfect! :D

[@JuanmaBarale]

How about something classic? Like QUEEN.

[@kristengo9454]

Micheal Jackson next please

[@Holistic-songwriting]

Michael keeps popping up. I wasn't gonna do an episode about non-contemporaries, but never say never...

[@laurenblainebamartistmgt]

One way to learn where you are is to study where you came from. My older brother one time said that the history that the Beatles called upon was the music of Beethoven. I would think that the songwriters now had parents from back in the 60s/70s. Born in the 80's/90's and listening to their parent's music may, upon further study, show the influences of the modern songwriter. I just discovered your videos, btw. Very helpful. Thanks. :) And, yes. Michael Jackson please. Timeless.

[@m.melane5254]

Did you make a video for beginners how they can find a melody or so just to become great artists? That would be really amazing🎶

[@gizemylmazer7133]

I'm so glad to have found your channel by chance. I'm very interested in these insights on music writing and the industry. Thank you for lecturing us about these things. Greetings from Turkey.

[@pandajmj]

How about a band. Like Disturbed or Metallica. just a tad different?

[@Wren6991]

IWLPanda Metallica: 5th, minor 3rd, tritone

[@Wren6991]

I mean I think this is quite a simplistic way to break it down. Metallica = E minor (because, as Hetfield said, "that's the lowest note"), lots of chugging and dakada dakada on that low root note, lots of power chords rooted on minor third, 4th and 5th, the occasional tritone to spice things up or as part of a chromatic movement, a fast tempo, and lots of high speed Em pentatonic runs from Kirk.

[@Wren6991]

Also, wah pedal 🤔

[@thutoseane1495]

Please do Frank Ocean

[@abhishekkulkarni4824]

Thuto Seane yessss

[@Lilee177]

Now I know why "Love Yourself" sounds like an Ed Sheeran song... IT IS AN ED SHEERAN SONG

[@paw_patrol_chase_]

I think some artist you should look at next are Maroon 5, Green Day, Blink-182, Smash Mouth, Lil Pump, Lil Xan, 6ix9ine, Post Malone. Katy Perry, Bhad Bhabie and Tripper Red. Those are some example artists I have to suggest, and I will give more in the future because this Artist series is actually pretty interesting and intriguing, so I hope you keep it up. Also I found your channel from your recent RHCP (Red Hot Chili Peppers) video, and thanks for that!

[@fiftywade]

The octave above backing vocals made me think of Julian Casablancas. Especially in the song "Fast Animals". It would be great if you made a video about Casablancas as well!

[@kaysha]

Great analysis MJJ next

[@sheriffb1544]

Florence + The Machine?

[@Holistic-songwriting]

Possibly :)

[@chanuppuluri8726]

Sheriff B *vomits* She gets really drunk and weepy and then sings about it

[@sheriffb1544]

No need to be critical. But each to their own. Besides, she is clean now.

[@MadAboutiTouch]

The Strokes

[@theandiller]

Stumbled on your channel by accident. Very cool stuff! Keep it up! 🤙🏼

[@Ajayjayanthi93]

I really appreciate the work you're doing. Please do an episode on Daft punk?

[@eoin68]

Mariah Carey's songwriting and Diane Warren's songwriting please!! :)

[@mpofc]

Could you do a video on Lana Del Rey? :)

[@Holistic-songwriting]

Would love to, let's see if more people ask for Lana!

[@beatstours696969]

Holistic Songwriting Do itttt :)

[@eightyandjay]

UOnlyNeedLove lana del rey please

[@laurenblainebamartistmgt]

Yes, please. Lana is so unique. I'd love to see how she puts the musical pieces in place. Esp "Video Games".

[@francis1395]

UOnlyNeedLove please Lana!!

[@cardboardrocket956]

Noel Gallagher

[@VictoriaSobocki]

Harry Mousley Great 90's songwriter

[@PalaMat]

I absolutely think that you are a genius! This for the vid bro. I love the common senses of Ed’s that’s y I can’t pick the best of his song, I never know why until I have finished watching ur video. Super cool!

[@akymrinkovsky289]

Fascinating, I don't really have a favorite song. All music is awesome and beautiful. Thanks for sharing friend 😎

[@stevenyerena5137]

Kurt Cobain Next

[@abhijoshi5986]

Please do Linkin Park!

[@juanguajardochapa]

Do a john mayer video

[@PeachesChrenko]

Your videos really makes me think and rethink. Really appreciate your vids😊

[@mikefelber5129]

Great information on songwriting, in depth & helpful. Learning to construct a melody & will watch more videos of yours to help. #Thanks

[@nylonpython]

I would 100% buy that cat shower curtain.

[@aasthashah5625]

Do greenday please

[@itschilled]

DUDE IT'S CROSSES WHO ELSE THOUGHT LIFE IS STRANGE

[@Holistic-songwriting]

Me.

[@andrewginter8790]

All these things are blowing my mind. I've never thought about it. Thx u

[@Im_Asian_]

Wow, very impressed, very well thought out and well put together video.

[@cassielcruzchavolla809]

I think my favourite Ed Sheeran song is Grade 8 or One Night.really interesting video.

[@cassielcruzchavolla809]

Although I am really liking Eraser right now

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Thanks Ana!