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[pllfan5]

I hope one of the users on here buys the album so we can see the writing credits.

[dailyboop]

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So Ropes and Second Chances were NOT written by Bryan, so when Missy said in the vlog a few days ago that he wrote 12 songs she was actually telling the truth. They way Bryan corrected her and said 14 songs, was snarky as hell then, but now i see why.. I wish someone would call him out in the comments or somewhere. The REAL writer of these songs needs credit!!
Unless the guy is ghostwriting, which i don't think he is bc i wouldn't think ghostwriters would openly brag (not using brag as a bad thing here, the guys should totally brag on himself for getting on an album, even if it is Bryan's) about their work being produced. I have a pretty close friend that is a ghostwriter, and he is the most humble man i know. He has ghostwritten several number 1 hits in the country and pop charts, and does a lot of music for video games as well. It takes me everything short of begging him to let me know what he is or has worked on, even though he knows i have his back and im not sharing the info with anyone. Point being, if this guy was a ghostwriter he wouldnt be (i wouldnt think anyway) telling everyone he wrote it.

Ghostwriting or not, he shouldn't be taking any credit for a song he didn't actually write. It seems like Justin wasn't bragging as much as he should since it was only on his Facebook and none of his other social media outlets.


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[MandyJ]

I hope one of the users on here buys the album so we can see the writing credits.

The writing credits are listed in the description of his Ropes music video. Alllll the way at the bottom

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[Theirmom]

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So Ropes and Second Chances were NOT written by Bryan, so when Missy said in the vlog a few days ago that he wrote 12 songs she was actually telling the truth. They way Bryan corrected her and said 14 songs, was snarky as hell then, but now i see why.. I wish someone would call him out in the comments or somewhere. The REAL writer of these songs needs credit!!
Unless the guy is ghostwriting, which i don't think he is bc i wouldn't think ghostwriters would openly brag (not using brag as a bad thing here, the guys should totally brag on himself for getting on an album, even if it is Bryan's) about their work being produced. I have a pretty close friend that is a ghostwriter, and he is the most humble man i know. He has ghostwritten several number 1 hits in the country and pop charts, and does a lot of music for video games as well. It takes me everything short of begging him to let me know what he is or has worked on, even though he knows i have his back and im not sharing the info with anyone. Point being, if this guy was a ghostwriter he wouldnt be (i wouldnt think anyway) telling everyone he wrote it.

I think Bryan wrote the lyrics, and then selected tracks written by other people for most of the songs. Or worked with musicians to compose songs around his lyrics.

This makes the most sense. He's not trained to compose music. At best, he'd be able to cobble together lyrics and a basic melody, but he'd be entirely reliant on actual musicians to write the music for harmonies, multiple instruments, backing vocals, percussion, etc.

So, he can still take credit for writing the songs, as long as he credits the co-writers as well.


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[chipmunks]

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So Ropes and Second Chances were NOT written by Bryan, so when Missy said in the vlog a few days ago that he wrote 12 songs she was actually telling the truth. They way Bryan corrected her and said 14 songs, was snarky as hell then, but now i see why.. I wish someone would call him out in the comments or somewhere. The REAL writer of these songs needs credit!!
Unless the guy is ghostwriting, which i don't think he is bc i wouldn't think ghostwriters would openly brag (not using brag as a bad thing here, the guys should totally brag on himself for getting on an album, even if it is Bryan's) about their work being produced. I have a pretty close friend that is a ghostwriter, and he is the most humble man i know. He has ghostwritten several number 1 hits in the country and pop charts, and does a lot of music for video games as well. It takes me everything short of begging him to let me know what he is or has worked on, even though he knows i have his back and im not sharing the info with anyone. Point being, if this guy was a ghostwriter he wouldnt be (i wouldnt think anyway) telling everyone he wrote it.

I think Bryan wrote the lyrics, and then selected tracks written by other people for most of the songs. Or worked with musicians to compose songs around his lyrics.

This makes the most sense. He's not trained to compose music. At best, he'd be able to cobble together lyrics and a basic melody, but he'd be entirely reliant on actual musicians to write the music for harmonies, multiple instruments, backing vocals, percussion, etc.

So, he can still take credit for writing the songs, as long as he credits the co-writers as well.


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I read somewhere that artists most often will write one lyric, then someone else writes the rest of the song, but the one line or melody gives them enough to be added on as a writer of the song.

Then again, the lyrics to these songs are not complex or advanced in any way. They definitely could have been entirely written by him.

[MandyJ]

[img]//uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201702 ... 887973.jpg[/img] Finally watched the house tour. Not surprised at all about what I saw in the fridge. So they just totally needed a bigger fridge to fit more food... except they don't really have food. Unless several tubs of ice cream and boxes of waffles and pancakes counts? Tons of soda where they're supposed to keep their fresh produce. Condiments out the ass. Why is there a whole pot in there? Ever heard of Tupperware, Mithy?


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[Cgl33]

Missy has said for years that she has to put her milk in the freezer to get it cold enough. It's not just this fridge not working. If so, then their last fridge didn't work either lol.