POP SONG REVIEW: "We Can't Stop" by Miley Cyrus vs. "Come & Get It" by Selena Gomez

[@braydenfitzsimmons6824]

“The girls from Victorious who seem far more charismatic and talented”. He wasn’t wrong there

[@jayceontaylor8195]

Ariana was already making top 40 music at the time so this is ingenious

[@sosickandtiredofalltheneed568]

@@jayceontaylor8195 Ariana Grande is not a chart force in 2013.

[@riahlexington]

So Sick And Tired Of All The Needless Beating she was the way was a hit

[@redluis369]

Seeing this on 2021 when basically anything Ariana releases goes to #1 feels strange but comforting

[@aderek79]

When I hear "when you're ready come and get it" it makes me think a very bored Selena has my order ready at the counter.

[@Maya.0114]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I will never hear that song the same again

[@eebu4053]

LAMOOOOOOOOO KLAMOOOOOOO LAMOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO LAMOOOOOOOOOOOOO

[@kieranstark7213]

Not only does Selena Gomez sound bored in Come and Get It, but she sounds even more like a stereotypical late-teens/early 20s (then again, she was 20 when this song was made to piss off people with its masochism and tryhard suggestiveness coming from a recently former kids-centered pop star) who lives with other 20s roommates (which in real life, according to a recent Ellen interview the year after, she said she kinda does, but for the most part, she lives alone because of the way she handled her income, and some would think she either lived with her parents and younger sisters BY A COUPLE OF DECADES or with other young women like Swift Squad members such as Taylor Swift and Cara Delevingne!) and had an angry breakup with a very young man she only saw as a friend (even though in the lyrics, she’s clearly doing none other than telling the guy to go fuck her, and there’s no other theme in the movie besides it) even IF she weren’t trying to get in her pants when she said no thanksZ

[@rainer5212]

I would almost like the song if they were aware of it and made the video fast-food themed.

[@TheInfiniteLunacy]

Miley Cyrus vs Selena Gomez was pretty much the top argument in middle school lunch rooms back in '08

[@RenaldyCalixte]

Interesting....I was middle school in 04 so I by the time Miley Cyrus/Selena Gomez were on Disney I stopped watching Disney.

[@PrincessNinja007]

I like "We Can't Stop" because of how depressed it sounds- she sounds like she actually wants to stop, but must party endlessly and be eternally happy. A perfect metaphor for Disney. Also, why does nobody talk about "Fly on the Wall"?

[@thexalon]

"she sounds like she actually wants to stop, but must party endlessly" I'm imagining Miley Cyrus as a female Slurms McKensie.

[@kiel183]

*MIKE WILL MADE IT*

[@Deninoiforu]

She must be so, very tired.

[@YellowMage]

@@Deninoiforu - [removes sunglasses to reveal severely bloodshot eyes]

[@dibutler9151]

Exactly.

[@nikofaershee4235]

Selena's song sucks but I still owe her cause I used to say i liked her in middle school when I didn't want people to know I'm gay lol

[@imtired3861]

That is depressing but relatable

[@havesomecarrots]

in hindsight the we can't stop video is brilliant. a neverending party that gets more unsettling the longer you examine it. perfect video for the song

[@tatehildyard5332]

I honestly got that same vibe since the thing that jumped out to me were references to the Mark Romanec video for Criminal in the 90s. The back lit swimming pool shot:, the pink fluid, the general heroin chic atmosphere

[@beau9801]

remember when We Can't Stop was how sad, dreary and slow Todd thought pop songs could get

[@ursidae97]

Peter pan tinker bell Wendy dirtbag something something something something captain hook

[@manicpaniccomix]

@@ursidae97you forgot twerking

[@joshraid1550]

I hate that lost girls song because lyrically it’s like that whole genre if pirate music, and pirate music is fun.

[@leaffinite2001]

Fucking thank god pop got fun this last year or two

[@ryryelmdweller]

Little did we know that Taylor Swift's rebellious phase wouldn't come until 2017...

[@gracejohnson3386]

at fucking 28 years old...

[@InaZeaAnaZazi]

@@gracejohnson3386 Not like you can't be fed up with your life at 28, though ^^

[@blissfulinsomniac5711]

And it was super tame/virginal...

[@MyssBlewm]

Where we had to look at what we made her do.

[@blackshoed3550]

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[@TheCoasterCraze]

I definitely felt the darkness of We Can't Stop fits the song perfectly and the video is lowkey brilliant, posing such s depressing hollow picture to match the hollow beat. Hope it was intentional but either way I thought it was a really smart dark party song

[@AirQuotes]

Listen to her song slide away it's kinda like the day after this song

[@TheCoasterCraze]

@@AirQuotes very true, I love slide away and they work so well together

[@witchflowers6942]

yeah i was 10 when it came out(though i think i remember knowing what “molly” was, broadly, i knew it was a drug reference) and i found this song… off putting; and the video very cold and just not appealing to my tween sensibilities. I still like a bit better than come and get it, which my sister quite liked. i *hated it* so goddamn much.

[@eliasmg9144]

Ohhh, so this is what can't stop partying by weezer was supposed to sound like

[@reinhardtwilhelm5415]

We Can’t Stop is a weird one for me. It feels kind of like Lonely by Justin Bieber, where its performer being unable to really express the torment in the lyrics makes it kind of bad but also unintentionally brilliant.

[@manicpaniccomix]

I love that song. It's a super vibe of dancing and "It's my night"

[@ndm13]

If you've watched BoJack Horseman, especially season three, then you'll​ probably have more appreciation for We Can't Stop. It's not a party song; it's about being trapped in a lifestyle.

[@kimifw58]

I know what you mean, but she looks genuinely happy here.

[@jakejutras2733]

Kimi FW of course she looks happy, I was really surprised He didnt pick up on that interpretation.

[@rayowls4228]

Now that I think about it, it fits really well. I have a new appreciation for the song!

[@squill9446]

Rumor has it, Todd isn’t actually voiced by Aaron Paul, he’s voiced by Todd in the Shadows. Don’t tell anyone I said that.

[@imfamoushero]

I feel like Stay High by Tove Lo is a better version of this (with a better music video) but will admit it’s more of a break up song than straight depression

[@100nitrog2]

The I'm Gonna Be (500 Miles) review was blocked within one minute of uploading. If I weren't so sick of the copyright trolls, I would almost be impressed with their zeal.

[@TheTundraTerror]

Yeah, it's often a good idea to upload things as unlisted first.

[@TackyRackyComixNEO]

TheTundraTerror It can still detect it if it's unlisted, since it's a bot on KZbin's end that detects it as soon as you upload it. I uploaded an old video of mine privately for the sake of transferring it elsewhere, and it was muted because it had a bit of a Beatles song in the background.

[@zeframmann1641]

+TackyRackyComixNEO That's the point. You upload it unlisted first and see if it passes before notifications go out to all your followers.

[@DeepDiveLibrarianAl]

When I see the spoon that has Alphagetties arranged to say "Twerk", I wonder who was paid to put that on the spoon, who thought that it was important and how long it took.

[@drpibisback7680]

InsaneCrazyZombieDeer I honestly feel good for that guy. Can't have taken too long, and It's bullshit like that that keeps propmasters from getting idle.

[@IndigoRose13]

The more I hear 'We Can't Stop' the more sure I become that it's completely intentional. Surely you cannot possibly make a party song that desperate and depressing on accident? Like, unless you're practically forcing yourself to take everything it says at face value, it instantly becomes the most vicious teardown of the 'party high' lifestyle ever sung. Seriously, not even 'I took a pill in Ibiza' makes drug use sound this depressing and unattractive. It sounds like a desperate cry for help poorly disguised as a party anthem, which is honestly kind of a perfect metaphor for the entire lifestyle.

[@connercampbell9086]

We Can't Stop reminds me of that Futurama with Slurms McKenzie. "I'm so tired of partying. So very tired."

[@galaxygal1210]

Don't deny it Todd, we all know Take A Hint from Victorious is one of the greatest songs of all time.

[@David-hd4et]

TrashLord Lord of the Trash nope Freak The Freak Out

[@rosalinecapulet]

Don't forget about You Don't Know Me

[@eli-is]

@@rosalinecapulet That would be correct.

[@rashotcake6945]

Give It Up beats all of these

[@pixelpudding3914]

Shut up and Dance and LA Boyz tho

[@bombermanguy8888]

Listening to ‘We can’t stop’ in 2020 (7 years ago btw holy crap), does anyone else get this weird ironic, meta vibe from it? Like it was intended as a joke, almost?

[@JP-ve7or]

Totally intended. Sometimes I look back at this older stuff and think we were all a little blinded by the constant hype and outrage surrounding these singers and missed what was really going on.

[@SeanStrife]

I mean, Miley's always kinda hinted at having a far more artistic side than she lets on; it wouldn't be out of character for her to make a dreary party song from the perspective of an addict. Hell, she's even straight-up admitted a lot of the music she makes for the pop market was literally just for the money.

[@johnindigo5477]

Like you know having fun is bad for you, but you keep doing it. Indulging in substances and hedonism.

[@kissfan7]

I feel like Gomez really, REALLY wanted to wear a bindi in that shoot "'cause it's, like, so spiritual", but management wouldn't let her.

[@phastinemoon]

From the year 2020, I can say that Selena Gomez’s appeal is the same as Maroon 5’s - generic enough to fill airtime and, so long as she picks the right collaborators, it usually does it perfectly competently. It’s not art, but it does it’s job, and I’ll admit that I do like the songs with Zedd. Those are probably the ones that deserve existing the most.

[@FlintTD]

I see Todd's fascination with Ariana Grande started earlier than even her first songs he reviewed...

[@chrisodonnell1120]

After we all became veterans of 2017, 'Can't Stop' doesn't seem as sad as it once did. And isn't that the saddest thing of all?

[@sharon-bp9pk]

Wait til you’re a veteran of 2020.

[@featherycoffee1401]

After 2020, it's less of we can't stop and more of " *PLEASE MAKE IT STOP* *OH GOD PLEASE PLEEEAAASSSEEEE* *AAAAAHHHHHHHHHHH* "

[@UshioKiss]

I feel like Miley's song was more like if slowed down a video of a party or if you walked in on a "party" that was just 3 people smoking weed. I actually like We Can't Stop, though, but as a cool down, lie down and take a nap sort of song lol

[@bobclover4634]

TheKissCartel I always get the feeling it's a bit of a come down song. End of the night, the pills are starting to wear off and you leave the club and go to your mates house. Some people are falling asleep on the couch so the music's kept low. Those who are still buzzing are fucking about and having a laugh doing some random shit because they can't stop due to the drugs still coursing through their veins.

[@madinsomaniac]

Yeah thats why i also like it, its the sort of edgy chill af after the party song

[@WerewolfofEpicness]

fuck yeah bring me to that party

[@DahliaLegacy]

I honestly see both of them as really messed up. You can't grow up in the public spotlight and keep your sanity, no one has. You look at any young very popular star, they either left the limelight all together or went crazy. So to expect people to behave normally when they didn't have a normal life to begin with doesn't make much sense to me.

[@Chelaxim]

Too bad some people still don't believe this even with almost a hundred years worth of proof that being a child star is screwed up.

[@drpibisback7680]

All the fault of unchecked greed in Hollywood. Every parent knows it will hurt their kids in the long run (you'd have to be stupid not to), but that sweet, sweet money makes it much easier to swallow.

[@Chelaxim]

NoEsUnKZbinr There's a reason why when child stars have kids of their own they look homicidal when interviewers ask if they would let their kids work as a child star.

[@thomasgraham8035]

Tbf Daniel Radcliffe was not a child star. Nor did he grow up in the American spotlight of Hollywood. He's British and Britain is very different from America; much less pop culture. All he did was go film the movies whenever and then live normally.

[@Chelaxim]

Thomas Graham what the hell do you mean Daniel Radcliffe was in the child star? If you were in the show business before you went through puberty changes are you were a child star. And yes the UK is different on the US pop culture wise but sometimes you guys like to rewrite history like we do not have access to your television shows and we don't see what songs are on your charts.

[@jahipalmer8782]

So, unfortunately, "We can't Stop" was the song that was playing when I specifically fell deep in love with my husband. Now it is has a deeper meaning that both he and I wish weren't tied to the song.

[@MISSMADISONMEDIA]

This is amazing hahaha 💓

[@stefanpredoi4564]

That joke about Disney stars being carefully grown to be every ethnicity has aged very well considering that Ariana Grande has gotten a lot of flak for trying to look like...every single ethnicity. (Yes I know she was from Nickelodeon but still)

[@capngeeoff]

Little did Todd know, in 2018 all the party songs would be slow and depressing like We Can't Stop

[@lynndavinci4753]

I remember hearing "We Can't Stop" for the first time, I thought she really was saying Miley, which would have been way better, because you could interpret it like she's just dancing by herself, and like maybe no one else is really there, or idk, but it could be better than just a drug reference.

[@Howdyasdo]

It's a double entendre

[@bt3743]

I always felt we can't stop was ironic. She's putting up the pretension of having fun with the lyrics but it's clear to those who pay attention (like to the minor key melody) that she's in pain

[@SeanStrife]

I feel like music critics of the future are really gonna be hyper-analyzing "We Can't Stop".

[@Guzuma]

I’m surprised I’m not the only one who thinks We Can’t Stop sounds super depressing. The moment I hear it I’m hit with this massive wave of sadness. I don’t know why but I’m assuming it’s the tempo and key

[@IABITVpresents]

This young man dares to keep submitting his same videos to KZbin endlessly, and we guys should applaud of that

[@prosecutorgodot519]

My rating: We Can't Stop 8/10 (i like sad upbeat songs, hence why my favorite artist is ABBA) Come and Get It 1/10 (blandest most robotic pop song since selena's other song "love you like a love song", plus a terrible underlying message)

[@Phazon8058MS]

I don't think the people of 2013 were ready for We Can't Stop. I didn't enjoy it in 2013, but in 2020, the way things are now, and especially the last couple days with coronavirus policies really ramping up in my province, my classes moving online, my church cancelling services, both my jobs closing up shop entirely until further notice, leaving me with no reason to leave the house at all, I'm feeling pretty shitty, and the depressed tone of We Can't Stop is exactly what I need right about now.

[@gagejoseph91]

Hey now, Victorious is actually pretty good >.> Can be a little "oh, those silly teenagers lololol" sometimes, but nothing is perfect. If you don't love Jade, we can't be friends.

[@sigh824]

gagejoseph91 I know right?? That Breakfast Club episode they did was super cute, and actually kinda liked a couple of their songs too.

[@jonathansefcik473]

gagejoseph91 Yeah Victorious is really cheesy, but a lot of effort goes into the production and the actors are all genuinely talented and charming.

[@gagejoseph91]

I *LOVED* the Breakfast Club episode. Beck is one of my favorite characters (because he takes the stereotype and turns it on it's head) and he fit the role of John so well. The whole cast is good at playing their roles believably, with a lot of energy and fun going into every episode. Reminds me a lot of Zoey 101....minus the bratty bitch of a main character. Chase's actor deserved WAY more success than he got after the show.

[@rashotcake6945]

almost any kid’s sitcom is a hard sell for an adult Todd’s age if they didn’t grow up with it, so i understand where he’s coming from

[@OpaqueVisions47]

"Alice in Chains made more good time party songs than this" Ha! 😂 As a huge AIC fan, that was funny.

[@dualtahunter4043]

Rotten Apple is the perfect party song

[@Trolling4Jesus]

@@dualtahunter4043 Jesse, play Sludge Factory even if we scare the hoes

[@nritsch]

I really like the beat of Come and Get It, but that's all I can say for either song.

[@DWrathborne]

The last few seconds gave me the best laugh I've had all week. Thanks for that Todd. :)

[@bullmonty764]

I'm early must think of joke Robin Thicke

[@bananajoe3461]

Michael Reed Robin Thicc

[@crustpunkjesuschrist]

Michael Reed Thicc as hell

[@crustpunkjesuschrist]

Banana Joe Oh my god. This was my old profile. I forgot I commented on this.

[@SuperPrettyPink101]

Wow that actually got a chuckle out of me 👍

[@jamesmcnaughton9939]

i like woo i support woo

[@lucillefrancois150]

In retrospect the comment about future Mrs. Justin Bieber is weird.

[@ButterStick64]

4:45 Liked just for that joke.

[@AA-in4so]

This was the first video of yours to get me into your work!

[@drpibisback7680]

OK, Alice in Chains wrote "Put you Down", which is a definite hair metal song. It's not mid career Motley Crue or Nickelback level friendly, but it's not nearly bleak enough to be weird at a party. And it's got a more energetic sound than "We Can't Stop", that's for damn sure.

[@tegantalks9612]

Honestly I’m glad Miley started doing 80s rock and neo-disco because it suits her voice and personality.

[@annegrey3780]

I lost it at AIC having better party anthems. Such a fantastic line. Then instantly got sad that the world just seemed to forget about AIC for like a decade at the exact same time these people's shows were really popular, so the joke probably went over a lot of people's heads because the 2000s were useless. Seriously, the 2000s is the "I went through years of turmoil and all I got was this Bushisms shirt, Will I Am, and angry millennials"...and you know what, you'd be angry too if you got Will I Am as a consolation prize. Like in good times Will I Am is disappointing to get. After surviving hard, for many people traumatic, times getting Will I Am as consolation is justifiable grounds for homicidal rage.Like could you imagine after COVID all we get is Will I Am?!

[@UNSTOPABLE40XBOX]

Phone: *Breathing* 7 Days Todd: Its the landlord. 4:47

[@Fireprincess161]

I like 'we can't stop' just because I always assumed it was supposed to be sad. I don't go in for party anthems, but I do like this song.

[@plutterton]

I LOVE "We Can't Stop". It's so melancholy and moody. I still bang it from my car, I can't stop! ;)

[@Mchannnel]

THANK GOD Miley Selena got their mojo with Plastic Hearts and Rare

[@super_genius]

most people probably think todd was joking about the trash humpers thing but he wasnt harmony korine is insane

[@raspberrymilkshake5782]

I was browsing your uploads and I saw this thumbnail. It sold me.

[@NJGuy1973]

9:43 "Would?" by Alice in Chains is a more good-time song that "We Can't Stop." And We Can't Stop is just about doing drugs. Would? is about a guy who died of drugs.

[@1Romstar]

Lou Reed made a sad song about a perfect day and spending time with the one you love so it's not without precedent

[@kidamnesiak1]

Aidan Romualdo That song is about heroin.

[@S.T.E.A.M.Dragon]

Postmodern Jukebox did better versions of these songs

[@Pazuzu4All]

4:49 In seven days, Miley and her friends crawled out of Todd's TV and had an impromptu twerking competition. Todd would be found dead the next day.

[@ItZbEaStEd]

Still waiting on Todd to upload the ancient Pump Up The Jam OHW he never did

[@exbronco1980]

the we can't stop video IS cold and joyless, that is a good observation.

[@arnold20139]

I don't like either of them. But if I had to choose.... Miley > Selena Come at me fan-girls.

[@sandkang827]

"7 days" :''D fucking love unexpected comedy

[@ridofchris]

that’s literally the point of we can’t stop todd, it’s supposed to be sad

[@fredroberts8275]

The cover by Bastille of We can't stop, really emphasizes how the song is a depressing drab song about meaningless hedonism.

[@KEEPTALKIN8215]

I used to watch wizards of waverly place as a kid I loved that show

[@masterseal0418]

Omg same.

[@jeliii7900]

when youre ready come and get it sounds AMAZING on piano

[@RedDragonM1]

Todd, thank you! Everyone was acting like "We don't stop" is the BEST video ever, when I was saying "no. no, it's a dumb party song, by a young lady who is just shouting out I'M AN ADULT NOW!!! And trying too hard to be edgy and sexual."

[@polk-e-dot8177]

this is secretly a video about the dance mania crisis which took many lives. they. just couldn't stop partying, until they collapsed of exhaustion.

[@kimifw58]

Your "500 Miles" review has been taken down already, so I'll hurry up and watch this review before it meets the same fate.

[@ers6764]

-3 years later-

[@ChaosBladewing]

Well, they took down 500 Miles fast; any bets on how long this video will last?

[@TheH20studios]

500 Miles was automatically taken down

[@gtmaniacmda]

It got almost 2000 views though

[@Xanpanman345]

Ysera wait, you're here too? I can never get away from hearthstone.

[@babydriver6571]

"wistful and morose" - digging the descriptive adjectives!

[@fortheloveofketchup]

This was a dark era in pop music lol

[@MagusMirificus]

Fuck, I forgot how terrible "We Can't Stop Was". Man, the pop music world got a lot better between 2013 and now. Most of it's still crap, but at least the weirdly morose love affair with clubbing and partying which lasted for the few years before is over.

[@xott99]

I think We Can’t Stop is (for me) a perfect example of “The music isn’t that bad but holy shit *The Lyrics*” like i think it would’ve been better if it was about a darker or less fun subject then partying. Idk if anybody agrees but that’s just what i think.

[@urbanbang5513]

Also, “We can’t stop”s beginning of the chorus is referencing “La di da di” by Slick Rick, am actually good song. Also also, we like to party is also referencing La Di Da Di.

[@g00dpaws]

Hey Todd, have you listened to the new Gorillaz album?

[@MichaelPinto98]

Demi Lovato is miles better than Selena Gomez, and, while I like Miley, Demi has a much stronger voice, and overall better music. Demi is the most underrated of the Disney Trinity (Selena, Miley, Demi).

[@JennaLeigh]

TheTop20freak yes! anytime someone puts Demi Lovato down, I make them listen to "Stone Cold". then I tell them to picture Miley, Selena, or Ariana singing it. (Ariana could likely do a great job with it, but the key would have to be changed to suit her voice)

[@thattypicalslimy8548]

Demi Lovato on The Eric Andre Show was the funniest shit ever.

[@aditya_raina_]

Funny how her music is the most basic and worst of all three .

[@dingring4015]

I prefer Bridgit Mendler.

[@sammygecko_]

@@aditya_raina_ their* 7 months later... I just couldn’t not add this impulsively.

[@kanchinchin1741]

4:50 That was brilliant ! Just perfect timing !

[@sweesbees]

4:11 why is she cutting off the tracker on her ankle bracelet if she barely leaves the premises

[@yourchaoticadhdfriend3523]

I heard somewhere that Selena doesn't like "come and get it."

[@Song2LongUnsung]

Rebecca Black of all people did a cover of We Can't Stop that I thought was so much better than the original.

[@flawlesslikeme3674]

we can’t stop is easily the better song

[@cisalzlman]

What really upsets me about Miley is that she takes songs that could actually have deep and profound (in comparison) meaning like this song and wrecking ball and just uses them say oo look at me I'm an adult who does adult thing yay

[@TheCyberwoman]

Just from the piano intro, I would say the second song is better. It just has a more interesting melody. Once the rest of the song was added though, I honestly couldn't remember which one was the one that I thought sounded nicer on the piano. Anything that was interesting about either song was masked in boredom by their singing and the lyrics.

[@bobshoe8426]

*"I'M AN ADULT!!!"* 😂😂😂

[@Jaceblue04]

I don't know if anyone else in the comments has said this, but, on the topic of that Rihanna comparison, both of these songs were originally written for Rihanna, but she turned them down.

[@UndeadHavoc1]

May be just me, but I think all of Miley's songs are kinda sad... even "Party in the USA", which is pretty upbeat. I mean, of the songs I've bothered listening to, it just kinda sounds like she got herself sucked down this hellish spiral and can't climb out, just deeper down into it. Then she comes to accept it, but then it's like some part of her wants to find a way out, just for the rest've her (or some other influence) drag herself back down into it again.

[@tannith_toyart]

Watch it while it's up!

[@BethGoth15]

Nowadays, I only see Selena as Mavis.

[@jmckenzie962]

"Alice in Chains made more good-time party songs than this" holy shit

[@Jaceblue04]

I choose to believe that We Can't Stop is a parody of party songs, and the "We" in the title is actually supposed to be referring to the music industry, particularly its obsession with party songs at the time.

[@Ninjaverse45]

Adult performers sounds like a euphemism for porn actors.

[@stephenemmett9753]

Well, teenagers do often scare the living shit outta me... (good MCR reference!)

[@Poonbahbah]

Oh hey, I can see this one. Can't wait to see the one about The Proclaimers.

[@lfr8666]

"Come and get it!" is what you yell when you're ringing the goddamn dinner bell.

[@tost693]

the wizards of waverly place is ok but the effects are crap it tries to hard to be serious and usually doesn't even play any background music. a lot of episode are terrible but some are ok at least that's what i remember from when i was 8

[@TackyRackyComixNEO]

Honestly was just Sabrina the Teenage Witch except in New York City with a nuclear family instead of a kid and her aunts.

[@benjamintillema3572]

1:10 Hearing the Disney Channel mnemonic after watching the Defunctland documentary

[@TacticusPrime]

"We Can't Stop" in many was presaged the rise of the Xanax rap that pollutes the airways these days.

[@eternaldragonoid9979]

We believe ya Todd. You definitely do not watch the show where a normal girl with a talent in singing gets into an arts school. I don't either.

[@tannisthapatra3654]

I can't watch The I'm Gonna Be (500 Miles) One Hit Wonderland because it's blocked in my country due to copyrighted material from WMG. It's only been up for one minute....

[@deondrej.jackson8129]

These songs defined 2013/14 for me. Nostalgic

[@ECKohns]

So when Todd says that Selena’s song sounds no different than when she was at Disney, that’s because this song and album were made by Disney. As it was produced by the Disney owned Label Hollywood Records.

[@pssurvivor]

I like we can't stop specifically because it is so despondent, really caught my mood at that time

[@zombieedrea]

I unironically liked Bangerz AND Stars Dance. They were decent albums with some genuine bops. Does it have substance? Hell no, but I don't listen to Miley or Selena for substance or any deep meaning, I listen to them if I feel like getting drunk and dancing or to just shut my brain off. Nothin wrong with that. *shrug*

[@anneg7971]

2:56 wait, REALLY!? TIME TO BINGE MY CHILDHOOD FOR THE NEXT 7 DAYS!! I MAY HAVE THE ENTIRE SERIES ON DVD BUT NERFLIX HAS BETTER QUALITY!! TIME TO RELIVE IT IN HD 480FPS!