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- 5 Sty 2020
The fact that it's been several years and multiple failed lawsuits and he's still writing songs for celebrities in a desperate attempt to get famous shows how deep up his own ass he is. He still thinks he just has to send the right song to the right celebrity and he'll get everything he wants. And they aren't just gifts, we know this because his TS song had a description at one point saying he wrote it to try to get Taylor's attention so he could write songs for her. Definition of insanity, folks.Thinking about it, the only dancer outside cheerleading he's really followed is Julianne Hough, as far as I know. And his upcoming "Julianne's Smile" song has actually been upcoming for about 3 years now.
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Cheerleaders, porn stars, hookers, and strippers are his main follows. But he follows bartenders, bikini baristas, pageant contestants as well, and he seems to also have a thing for hula girls, mermaid cosplay, and a few female WWE wrestlers.
He follows some random entertainment and pop culture pages, news outlets, and some others, politicians, agents, distributors, mainly just people he feels he can make connections with to get famous.
On that note, Russell claims he spent two years writing "I Get You, Taylor Swift." The song isn't even a minute and a half in length. Let's do some quick math here: 2 years is 730 days, rounding up to 90 seconds (it's actually about 86 seconds) gives us 8.11 days per second of music. He took more than a week to write 1 second of music and he actually thinks that's enough to make him a famous songwriter. But I'm sure it's all the studio's fault. Also, isn't the "another sad song" one already a song he wrote and just changes the names in it to send to various celebs?