So many arguments in this thread with so little information. Ah, the internet.
He probably just thought it didn’t sound the same any more, and he probably preferred the old ‘crappy’ sound. “They say she’s the same [Becky], but she’s not the same [Becky].”
So many arguments in this thread with so little information. Ah, the internet.
He probably just thought it didn’t sound the same any more, and he probably preferred the old ‘crappy’ sound. “They say she’s the same [Becky], but she’s not the same [Becky].”
It’s the Internet so I’d say 1) this definitely didn’t happen and 2) it was written this way specifically to bait engagement.