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About a decade ago, Carly Rae Jepsen's career exploded. She went from being a reasonably successful artist on Canadian radio to an international superstar practically overnight, all thanks to one lucky break. After the lead single for her sophomore album happened to catch the attention of another Canadian pop star, the world immediately fell in love with it, setting her on a journey that would see her local hit become an international sensation. But what makes it so dang catchy?

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Brian Miller

So, reading from right to left: "We'll put this on a microscope and shine some light on it. The primitive piano gives us a chance loop. Don't sleep through that, even though it sounds like apples and oranges leap-frogging to a solid metronome beat while in mortal combat. This map makes us happy, and it's one small step for an elephant on the ghost-space centipede of infinite hunger. Carbs will help you over the hurdles of pedagogy. You will hear a popping tone as you turn the pages. The key to baiting sharks is using a weed eater to play the violin. Be happy making tracks in space. Pinball leads to genius."