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Jersh Reacts to Should've Said No by Taylor Swift as requested by Patreon Executive Producer I Love Manatees. 


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*I'm deaf in my right ear which is why I'm not wearing headphones. I know, it's a bummer not to get the panning sounds. It's also been a bummer to only have one ear my whole life for lots of other reasons, like, playing telephone growing up, I was terrible at it. But, I'll be ok, and I'm getting both channels in the earbud, thanks for your concern :)


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Anonymous

Oh yeah I'm pretty sure I know exactly why Manatees is giving you this as pre-reaction. (It's apparently also in Jonas Brothers 2009 Concert Movie, but I dont think its that haha). It's probably one of my top tiered songs from Taylor's debut, very catchy. It has one of those 'live footage compilation' videos, as the 5th and closing single of the album in 2008 (Album released in October 2006). It has been Described as having some pop/rock sensibilities wrapped up in a country arrangement. 'Picture To Burn' is the last song that was a single from the album left for you to react to iirc.

Nikki

Loved the guitar explanation in this. It’s fun to learn this stuff, even if I still know I couldn’t pick it out on my own. Lol. Also interesting to get a general idea of what songs you’re already familiar with by hearing the ones you listed. I am curious though what country music you’ve heard beyond Taylor, just because I think of it as a pretty heavily story driven genre. But my own familiarity with country music is pretty limited to the ones I grew up hearing in WV, so it’s possible that’s just the songs I’ve heard. I have no idea what that genre has produced in the last twenty years, for instance. Anyway, really fun reaction. I hadn’t heard this song before, and I really liked it. She has a gift for writing really relatable lyrics. I feel like if I were just a bit younger and had heard her when she first came out I’d have been obsessed. Lol