This man wrote your favorite songs (and you don't know him)

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29 Jun 202432:30

Summary

TLDRCe script de vidéo révèle l'incroyable talent de Max Martin, le plus grand compositeur de chansons mondialement reconnu. Malgré son manque de notoriété, son travail est célèbre dans l'industrie musicale. En 2024, il a battu un record avec 27 titres numéro un sur le Billboard Hot 100. Né en Suède, Martin est entré dans la musique pop en tant que chanteur de rock glam, avant de devenir l'un des producteurs et compositeurs les plus influents de notre époque. La vidéo explore sa carrière à travers ses succès, ses méthodes de composition et son approche minimaliste et accessible à la création de hits.

Takeaways

  • 🎵 Max Martin est considéré comme l'un des plus grands auteurs-compositeurs de la musique populaire mondiale, ayant écrit ou co-écrit de nombreux tubes internationaux.
  • 🏆 Il a obtenu 27 numéros un sur le Billboard Hot 100, et en 2024, il a battu le record pour le plus grand nombre de crédits de producteur numéro un.
  • 🎸 Max Martin est né en Suède et a grandi dans un environnement musical grâce au système d'éducation musicale public de la Suède, qu'il remercie pour ses succès.
  • 👤 Avant de devenir célèbre sous son nom de scène, il était le chanteur et leader d'un groupe de rock glam appelé 'It's Alive', où il s'appelait Martin White.
  • 📼 Après que le groupe 'It's Alive' ait échoué et été licencié par leur label, le propriétaire du label, Dennis Pop, a vu le potentiel de Max Martin et l'a invité à apprendre dans les studios de production.
  • 🔧 Max Martin a passé des années à apprendre l'art de la production musicale, même s'il ne savait initialement pas ce que faisait un producteur.
  • 🎼 Il a écrit des chansons de succès par lui-même, prouvant qu'il pouvait réussir sans les autres membres de son groupe initial.
  • 🌐 Après la mort de Dennis Pop, Martin a continué sa carrière en ouvrant ses propres studios, Maratones, et a écrit de nombreux tubes pour divers artistes.
  • 📈 Max Martin croit que les premières secondes d'une chanson sont cruciales pour qu'elle devienne un hit, car elles doivent être reconnaissables immédiatement.
  • 🎤 Il accorde une grande importance à la sonorité de la mélodie, estimant que cela peut être plus important que les paroles elles-mêmes.
  • 🔍 Martin est très secretif et préfère rester en arrière-plan, car la renommée le terrifie et il estime que cela n'est pas sain.

Q & A

  • Qui est considéré comme le meilleur auteur-compositeur dans le monde selon le script ?

    -Max Martin est considéré comme le meilleur auteur-compositeur dans le monde selon le script.

  • Combien de tubes de Max Martin ont atteint le numéro un sur le Billboard Hot 100 ?

    -27 des tubes écrits ou co-écrits par Max Martin ont atteint le numéro un sur le Billboard Hot 100.

  • Quel est le premier tube numéro un de Max Martin ?

    -Le premier tube numéro un de Max Martin est 'I Still Believe'.

  • D'où vient Max Martin et quels sont ses origines ?

    -Max Martin est né le 26 février 1971 à Stockholm, en Suède. Son père était policier et sa mère enseignante.

  • Quel était le nom d'emprunt de Max Martin lorsqu'il était le chanteur principal d'un groupe ?

    -Lorsqu'il était le chanteur principal d'un groupe, Max Martin s'appelait Martin White.

  • Quel est le rôle de Dennis Pop dans la carrière de Max Martin ?

    -Dennis Pop, propriétaire d'un label musical et producteur, a vu le potentiel de Max Martin et l'a invité à apprendre dans les studios de production, ce qui a été un tournant dans sa carrière.

  • Quelle est la philosophie de Max Martin sur la création de son premier tube numéro un ?

    -La philosophie de Max Martin sur la création de son premier tube numéro un est que les premiers quelques secondes comptent et doivent être reconnaissables immédiatement.

  • Quel est le secret de Max Martin pour écrire un tube hit selon le script ?

    -Le secret de Max Martin pour écrire un tube hit est d'avoir une mélodie simple mais intéressante, tout en restant unique.

  • Quel est le plus grand défi que Max Martin ait rencontré dans sa carrière ?

    -L'un des plus grands défis de Max Martin a été d'attendre 8 ans pour obtenir un autre numéro un après son deuxième succès.

  • Quel est le sentiment de Max Martin sur la célébrité et la vie privée ?

    -Max Martin est très discret et craint la célébrité. Il a choisi de rester privé pour éviter les distractions et se concentrer sur la musique.

  • Quelle est la réaction de Max Martin face aux critiques et aux opinions des autres dans la création musicale ?

    -Max Martin n'estime pas toujours que son goût est le meilleur dans la salle. Il est ouvert aux opinions des autres, fait parfois des compromis et respecte les talents des autres artistes.

Outlines

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🎵 Le génie de Max Martin, le plus grand auteur-compositeur de chansons 🎵

Ce paragraphe introduit Max Martin comme l'un des plus grands auteurs-compositeurs de chansons, inconnu du grand public mais responsable de tubes internationaux tels que 'You Belong With Me' et 'I Knew You Were Trouble'. Le narrateur exprime son admiration pour Martin, le considérant comme le meilleur auteur-compositeur au monde, et partage son expérience de concert récente. Il mentionne également les 27 titres qui ont atteint la première place du Billboard Hot 100, un record pour un producteur. L'origine de Martin en Suède, son parcours musical et son approche discrète de la carrière musicale sont également évoqués.

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🎶 L'évolution de Max Martin, de la scène à la production musicale 🎶

Ce paragraphe explore les débuts de Max Martin en tant que chanteur de rock glam dans le groupe 'It's Alive', son passage à l'ombre avec le stage name 'Martin White', et sa transition vers la pop music cachée. Il raconte l'histoire de Martin qui a passé des années à apprendre l'art de la production musicale dans les studios de Cherron, malgré son manque initial de connaissances sur le métier. La mort du propriétaire des studios, Dennis Pop, a poussé Martin à poursuivre sa carrière avec succès, ouvrant ses propres studios, Maratone, et continuant l'héritage de Pop. Des anecdotes sur la créativité et le processus de travail de Martin sont également partagées.

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🏆 Les succès et les secrets de Max Martin, l'auteur-compositeur巨星 🏆

Ce paragraphe se concentre sur les succès de Max Martin, y compris ses collaborations avec des groupes de boy bands et des artistes solo, et sur les secrets derrière sa capacité à écrire des tubes. Il mentionne son approche de la composition musicale, qui met l'accent sur les premières secondes d'un morceau et l'importance d'un identifiant sonore immédiat pour captiver l'auditeur. Des exemples de ses hits, tels que '...Baby One More Time' et 'I Knew You Were Trouble', sont cités pour illustrer son impact sur la musique populaire contemporaine.

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🤝 Les collaborations et l'influence de Max Martin sur les artistes 🤝

Ce paragraphe décrit les collaborations fructueuses de Max Martin avec divers artistes, soulignant son approche de la création musicale comme un processus d'équipe où il se concentre sur la réalisation visuelle des artistes. Il partage des anecdotes sur son travail avec des artistes comme Katy Perry et Taylor Swift, et comment il a façonné des morceaux qui sont devenus des classiques. L'influence de Martin sur la musique est reconnue, et son processus de travail est comparé à un artisan, qui transforme les visions artistiques en morceaux accrocheurs et accessibles.

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🎧 L'importance de la simplicité et de l'originalité dans la musique de Max Martin 🎧

Ce paragraphe met en évidence la philosophie de Max Martin sur la composition musicale, axée sur la simplicité et l'originalité. Il insiste sur l'importance d'un son de mélodie simple mais captivant, et comment cela peut être réalisé tout en restant unique malgré les limites des notes disponibles. Des commentaires de Martin sur son processus créatif, notamment son approche minimaliste et son focus sur la mélodie plutôt que sur les paroles, sont également partagés.

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🎤 Les leçons apprises et les réflexions de Max Martin sur la musique 🎤

Ce paragraphe présente les réflexions de Max Martin sur sa carrière et son processus de travail, y compris son désir de rester discret en raison de la peur de la célébrité. Il partage ses idées sur la concentration et la créativité, expliquant comment l'absence de distractions technologiques a favorisé son imagination musicale. Des statistiques impressionnantes sur le succès de ses chansons, comme 'Blinding Lights' et 'Just Dance', soulignent son impact durable sur l'industrie musicale.

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🌟 Conclusion sur l'héritage et l'impact de Max Martin sur la musique populaire 🌟

Ce paragraphe conclut la vidéo en soulignant l'impact de Max Martin sur la musique populaire et son héritage durable dans l'industrie. Il mentionne son approche de la composition musicale, qui vise à équilibrer la simplicité et l'intérêt, et comment cela a contribué à la création de nombreux tubes. L'audience est invitée à réagir et à partager ses pensées sur le travail de Max Martin, offrant une perspective finale sur son art et son influence.

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Keywords

💡Max Martin

Max Martin est un compositeur et producteur suédois connu pour avoir écrit et co-écrit de nombreux tubes internationaux. Dans le script, il est présenté comme le meilleur compositeur de musique populaire au monde, ayant contribué à des chansons telles que '...Baby One More Time' et 'I Knew You Were Trouble'. Sa carrière et son approche de la composition musicale sont au cœur du message vidéo.

💡chanson numéro un

Le terme 'chanson numéro un' fait référence aux titres musicaux qui ont atteint la première place des charts de ventes ou des émissions de radio. Dans le script, il est mentionné que Max Martin a écrit 27 chansons qui ont atteint ce statut, ce qui est un point clé de sa carrière et de son succès.

💡composition musicale

La 'composition musicale' est le processus de création de mélodies, de harmonies et de structures musicales originaux. Le script met en évidence l'importance de cette compétence pour Max Martin, qui est considéré comme l'un des plus grands compositeurs de son époque.

💡producteur

Un 'producteur' est une personne qui supervise et coordonne la production musicale, incluant l'enregistrement, la mixage et la maîtrise du son. Max Martin est également un producteur à succès, comme le montre le script en mentionnant ses crédits de production pour de nombreux numéros un.

💡Billboard Hot 100

Le 'Billboard Hot 100' est une liste de classement musicale qui énumère les chansons les plus populaires aux États-Unis. Le script mentionne que plusieurs des chansons de Max Martin ont atteint le sommet de ce classement, témoignant de leur popularité et de son impact sur la scène musicale.

💡pop music

La 'pop music', ou musique populaire, est un genre musical accessible qui attire un large public. Max Martin est particulièrement associé à ce genre, comme le souligne le script en décrivant ses nombreuses collaborations avec des artistes de pop de renom.

💡mélodie

Une 'mélodie' est une séquence de notes musicales qui forment une ligne musicale. Le script insiste sur l'importance de la mélodie dans la composition de Max Martin, soulignant que son approche est axée sur la simplicité et l'efficacité.

💡lyrisme

Le 'lyrisme' fait référence à l'art de la poésie musicale et à l'écriture de paroles de chansons. Le script mentionne que Max Martin accorde une grande importance à l'harmonie entre les paroles et la mélodie, même s'il considère que la mélodie prime parfois sur les paroles.

💡fame

La 'fame' est le statut d'être bien connu et reconnu par le public. Max Martin est décrit comme étant someone qui a évité la notoriété, malgré son succès, ce qui est un aspect important de son personnage et de sa vie privée.

💡Polar Music Prize

Le 'Polar Music Prize' est un prix suédois prestigieux décerné pour reconnaître les contributions exceptionnelles à la musique. Max Martin a remporté ce prix en 2016, ce qui est mentionné dans le script comme un hommage à sa carrière extraordinaire.

💡composition minimaliste

Une 'composition minimaliste' est une œuvre musicale qui utilise des éléments simples et répétitifs pour créer une esthétique efficace. Le script souligne que Max Martin est maître dans l'art de créer des mélodies simples mais captivantes, qui sont un élément clé de ses succès.

Highlights

Max Martin被誉为世界上最好的歌曲创作人,尽管他的名字不为大众所熟知,但他的作品却广为人知。

Max Martin的27首歌曲曾登上Billboard Hot 100排行榜的第一名。

Max Martin的职业生涯始于1990年代,与Dennis Pop共同创作并制作了多首成功的流行歌曲。

Max Martin在音乐创作中强调第一印象的重要性,认为歌曲的前几秒至关重要。

Max Martin对旋律的声音非常讲究,认为旋律的声音比歌词更重要。

Max Martin在创作过程中保持简单,认为简单而有趣的创作是难以做到的。

Max Martin在音乐制作中注重细节,特别是在声乐方面。

Max Martin在音乐创作中不以自己的名气为主导,而是根据房间内其他人的意见进行妥协。

Max Martin的创作哲学包括让每个人都能欣赏音乐,即使是不太聪明的人也应该能够喜欢。

Max Martin在音乐创作中强调歌曲完成时的成就感,而不是榜单表现。

Max Martin在音乐创作中采用了'旋律数学',花费大量时间在音乐上而不是社交活动。

Max Martin在音乐创作中非常注重隐私,因为名声让他感到害怕。

Max Martin在音乐创作中不使用手机等设备,以避免分心。

Max Martin在音乐创作中强调了旋律的极简主义,即使在复杂的声乐旋律中也是如此。

Max Martin在音乐创作中与多位流行明星合作,包括Taylor Swift和Katy Perry。

Max Martin在音乐创作中重视歌曲的整体感觉,而不仅仅是歌词。

Transcripts

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behind the pop stars and worldwide hit

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songs there is one man that stands Above

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the Rest most people don't know of him

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but everyone knows his work today we're

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taking a look at the biggest songwriter

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in the world you probably recognize

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these

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songs

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C you been you're hot and you're cold

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what do you want for

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me I knew you

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into the

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room

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me God

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is they were all written or co-written

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by Max Martin and yes I'm ready to dub

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him the best songwriter in the world I

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just saw him live actually this weekend

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was amazing I'm going to share a little

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bit of what he said in that open session

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in this video but we're also going to be

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looking at this entire the story of this

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amazing amazing musician so all the

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previous songs were huge International

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hits but none of them reached the number

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one on the Billboard Hot 100 chart but

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27 of his other songs did 27 in 2024 he

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also claimed the top spot for the most

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number one producer credits crazy so we

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have George Martin and Dr Luke as well

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today we will explore Max Martin's

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career through the 27 number one songs

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he

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wrote this is his first number

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one I still believe

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what I lose my mind give me

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a wait my researcher has done such a

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great job with this video okay car

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Martin sandb was born 26th of February

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1971 that's how you pronounce it I'm

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also from Sweden so I would know uh he

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grew up in Stan Hamra in Stockholm

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County in Sweden his mother was a middle

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school teacher and his father a police

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officer Martin was a student of Sweden's

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public music education scheme and once

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said that he had public music education

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to thank for everything as a teenager he

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got into glamrock and in 1985 he became

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the frontman and lead singer of the band

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it's alive at that time he adopted the

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stage name Martin white I didn't know

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that

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actually walk in my

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world I make

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I just I just love the nip the nip out

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here and that's when I saw him this

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weekend he did not give me nipples out

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Vibe but that's so funny but Martin s b

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had a terrible secret when he couldn't

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share with the rest of the band he loved

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pop music I couldn't admit to my friends

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that I liked it he said in 1993 his

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Bandit alive got signed by cherron

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records their album flopped and they got

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dropped dropped but the owner Dennis pop

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successful DJ and also legendary

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songwriter by the way saw potential in

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Max Martin and invited him to hang

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around shayron Studios to learn I spent

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2 years day and night in that studio

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trying to learn what the hell was going

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on he later recalls I didn't even know

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what a producer did it's crazy to think

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that at some point even the most

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successful producers in the world didn't

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know what the job even was that's so

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crazy and obvious but also crazy somehow

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seeing someone as amazing and successful

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as Max Martin can sometimes make me feel

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a bit small literally any songwriter or

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musician would probably have a tough

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time just comparing themselves to him

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for me I think it connects to the fact

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that one of my personal challenges is

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that I'm always feeling like I'm not

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focusing on the right thing or doing the

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right thing fomo has been a huge source

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of stress in my life I see songwriter

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friends do awesome things I see YouTuber

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friends do awesome things I see friends

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not in any of those fields being a lot

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less stressed or focusing on family or

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building great friendships and I feel

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like I'm having a hard time being

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content or happy with my choices feeling

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like they were the right ones now that

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is why I'm back in therapy and it really

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helps to be able to talk to someone else

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about this stuff my therapist helps me

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refrain away from what everyone else is

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doing and focusing on what will help me

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feel happy on a day-to-day basis and

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long term even though it's definitely a

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work in progress and I still sometimes

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Dennis Pop came out with the pseudonym

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Max Martin and together they wrote and

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produced several successful songs in the

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'90s

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I love this kind of like pop rock thing

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they had going

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on so clearly Rock

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inspired maybe not this

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actually didn't know this was

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him that is the first Baseline I ever

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learned uh

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the that's so

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sick so

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sick throughout this video I'm also

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going to read out some of the notes that

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I got from the seminar this weekend that

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he held up in Stockholm these are some

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things that I think are applicable to

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pretty much any field even if you're a

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songwriter if you're not he said there's

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a lot of talk of his math or like

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melodic math but the way math is

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relevant to him is spending extreme time

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on music instead of partying or whatever

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he would just kind of work on his stuff

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he told the story of being in this

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rehearsal space that's a kid and you

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know his friends being like Oh you know

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let's go a party and whatever let's go

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out to grab a beer or whatever and he

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would in his mind think like yeah you do

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that I do this and like stay and work on

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his music like he said he with a little

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bit of stank I thought it was really

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funny during that time Max Martin also

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wrote this hit song by himself proving

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that he could stand on his own okay

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let's have a

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listen just the biggest boy band hit

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ever pretty

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much as you love me who you are where

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you're from

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what so that's funny because she was

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talking about that this weekend when I

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saw him live and he said that he used to

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sit on the subway by himself on the way

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to the studio and just music would pop

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into his head like Melodies and stuff

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and he had this entire song in his head

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but he had forgotten his dictaphone that

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he was using nowadays I think he uses a

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phone if he comes up with anything like

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that but anyway when he wrote this he

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didn't have it so he just ran into the

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studio like does anyone ever quar

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anything cuz he had to try to memorize

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it on the tube all the way Max and

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Dennis were responsible for the whole

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birth of Backstreet Boys our sound

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whatever encompassed the backst street

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boys was Max and Dennis Dennis pop sadly

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passed away from cancer in 1997 just

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before Martin would achieve his first

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billboard number one with Baby One More

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Time as soon as Dennis passed away Max

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kind of took the torch and just kept

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moving forward and he done nothing but

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make the most amazing music I think of

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all time of our generation of

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generations to come Max is a genius and

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he really truly is a genius and we owe

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everything especially in our our career

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to him after Dennis Pop's death Chron

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Studios was closed down and Martin

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opened up maratone and continued the

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Legacy as per Pop's wishes so deep it's

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so

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beautiful okay second number one

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single to

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still a classic people bring it up every

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[Applause]

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May so sick I think at this time as well

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he was kind of mixing and everything

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himself as well like going really need a

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gritty into the production I mean

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nowadays obviously he would have a lot

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more of a you know I'm not I'm not even

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sure how much he produces himself

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anymore but from what I understand this

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is very much Max just like going really

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hard by himself after his second

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billboard number one it would take

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Martin another 8 years before achieving

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it again but he still managed to write

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five songs that hit the top 10 in that

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period reminder to Keep On the Grind

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eight years without another number

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one oh yeah good song

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too this is the quintessential 90 snare

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drum another thing Max said at the

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seminar this weekend was that nothing

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beats the feeling in the room when a

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song is done and everyone is happy that

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matters way more than chart performance

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or whatever that's just icing of the

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cake but nothing beats that moment when

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the song is done and you're like yes

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first thing I learned about Max as a

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singer was this thing this freaking hand

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this hand like there was a certain

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Rhythm that you had that that Max heard

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yeah I could totally see that did you

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hear that

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the do it it's like super slow that like

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so short no one would ever sing it like

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that without like being coached I feel

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like you'd be like kept you in the dark

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but this was like kept you in the dark

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like

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super if you were singing it like off or

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you were singing in your own rhythm in

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your own way it was always on the top

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yeah Max would say no no no do it again

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right here right

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here I love that so much

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guys this is number

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two

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I'm

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piey it

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pretend thought you were

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the oo production started to sound good

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now listen to that

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snare mess with me tonight just stop and

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take a second I was

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I mean it always sounded good but that

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had like more of a modern snap to

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it these are

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great so basically made a lot of Pink's

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career

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too on July 5th 2008 Max Martin finally

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achieved his third number one

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song oh

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okay another career made he got so many

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career making songs think about it like

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baby one more time I kissed a girl as

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long as you love me like

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crazy remember when it came out said

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this is Max Mar I I'm so happy there's

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Clips I now because for years and years

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he wouldn't really speak publicly about

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anything I think this might be from The

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Polar music interview he did and the

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reason I went to Stockholm this weekend

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was just like I've never had the

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opportunity to see him live before and

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it was so I kind of got goop bumps just

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hearing him speak to you onest he's such

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a he's such a legend I remember when it

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came out I was watching the news clips

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from from the states the news reporter

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was out in the streets like oh would you

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let you you know kids listen to this

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thing you know kissing girls a girl

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kissing a and I was like oh my God this

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is going to be huge this is amazing for

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me coming from here that's like yeah you

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know it doesn't matter but it turned

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into this whole thing and churches and

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you know they they they went bananas it

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was it was brilliant br it loved it yeah

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it makes so much sense whenever people

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go crazy around your song for whatever

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reason it's going to be a hit cuz then

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people are going to listen to it like

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you know see if oh is it really that bad

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or they listen to kind of you know go

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against the people are angry about it or

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just becomes part of the conversation

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you know Max also said this weekend he

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makes a lot more non bangers than

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bangers but all of us will never get to

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hear the non- bangers cuz you know

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either they get stopped before they ever

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get released or they're just not popular

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enough for us to hear them Max Mar's

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momentum kept going from

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there so this is number one huh this is

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sick guess I'm having more fun and

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now I'm going to show you

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tonight oh

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wow stck in

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Anthem

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without you

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I didn't know he wrote

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this kind of doesn't sound too much like

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him Max Martin's secret to write a hit

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song number one the first few seconds

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matter okay I wasn't aware of this let's

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see what he says you and then pop talked

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about this that the song should be you

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should be able to recognize after one or

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two seconds right we had this uh

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philosophy of cuz he came from the DJ

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world and to keep people on the floor

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when you change the song it couldn't be

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like you know what's this it had to be

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something he liked playing songs where

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they knew exactly what it was just from

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the very start you know so that came

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from that so it needed to be some kind

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of ID yeah thing in the beginning so

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people on the down Flor doesn't have to

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hesitate I know this song exactly so

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they stay that was the whole thing yeah

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that's so interesting it might be a

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little bit less like that now cuz I also

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feel like people cut into the songs more

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when the DJ like the whole DJ thing has

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become a lot more like involved but I

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mean certainly at that time as well and

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even now I mean DJing is huge so maybe

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it hasn't changed okay number one number

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seven love

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this I feel this album really got me

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into pop

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music just so

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fun you make me feel like I'm living

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especially this song this song is so

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amazing this would work in any

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arrangement I just think it's so

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good Timeless

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Timeless

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[Applause]

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great the funniest part about our

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relationship is neither one of us wanted

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to work together originally so I brought

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three bottles of wine and we started on

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the first and we were not going to write

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a song until we got through the first

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bottle and in that time it kind of took

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the pressure off Max is so musical you

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know he's known for pop music right

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singles he's the single guy but his

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knowledge of music is so vast he's such

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a closet Punker he amazes me and I

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really got a chance to get to know him

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and you just fall in love with him

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really

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easily feel

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and

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IAC a

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vacation so many number ones it's so

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crazy so many of them are so recently

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too like last 15

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years you

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touch it's super

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such a good

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production also iconic oh yeah Rea black

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is in

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this

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yeah these songs are just so playable I

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love this era of pop music like early

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2010s by the way welcome back to another

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video my name's Joel from roomy official

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let's continue look at the best s it's

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just my favorite songwriter man it's

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it's so cool so

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cool of

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me this is the part of me that you never

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going to ever take away for

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me cross my

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heart this is such an iconic retion too

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only let me ask you in the comments are

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you guys hearing anything specific about

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the melodies or anything that makes you

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think this must be Max Martin when you

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hear them I wish I could perfectly

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identify it but I do think that nowadays

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he's so influential that so many people

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just love him as much as I do to the

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point especially songwriters to the

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point where there's more stuff that

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sounds like Max Mor now than ever uh but

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still especially at this time I think

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just his type of Melodies and just how

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clean and minimalistic and clever it is

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nothing could come

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close not to say that it's necessarily

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the only way to write music because it

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isn't but he's the best at his thing you

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know he's the most obsessed with music

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and that's it like there's no other

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thing that's in the room with you like

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there are no politics and there's no

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money and there's no anything other than

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like he just loves to make music he's

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just one of my favorite people I've ever

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worked with in my life okay so max

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talked about this this weekend as well

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and I thought it was super fascinating

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he's so honest he's very Swedish in that

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way I also get the entire feeling that

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like there's no politics and you know

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he's just trying to make the best song

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possible and he also said that it hasn't

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been great for the people in his life a

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lot of the time and I love that sort of

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honesty like he said he's been a bad

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brother he said he's been a B friend

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like throughout his career he's really

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always put the music first and while

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that might not be the healthiest thing

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or maybe the best thing if you can avoid

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it it really speaks to just how

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persistent and how hyperfocused he is at

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this music thing it's probably not the

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only way to be astronomically successful

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but if you look at the people who are

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like crazy crazy successful in their

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fields you probably find a lot of people

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like that that kind of are willing to

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sacrifice anything and everything to

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make it work

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getting back together you to your to my

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to

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me can you tell us about the first

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meeting where her this young great

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songwriter we had our first day with her

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and maroon fire was recording next door

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like the next Studio next door and this

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guy shows up a friend of theirs and uh

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we have literally haven't started the

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session yet he comes up hey I heard s

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yeah yeah I got to say hello I was like

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H really oh no to I totally know her

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it's fine he walks in turns out he

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didn't know

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her um so that was really weird and I

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was sweating he started talking about

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you know some ex boyfriend that it was

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really messy and he leaves and I

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apologize like oh I'm so sorry and she

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was super cool and no problem at all and

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and then I asked like so what was it

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about well and she told me the story

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about this guy she was dating and and

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she said well one thing's for sure we're

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never ever getting back together and I

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was like that's that's pretty harsh to

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say that and we're laughing about that

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sounds like a song TI yeah you know and

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I was so mad at this guy and that turned

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into eternal

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love for the guy who came in and like

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ruined our session I was like thank you

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so I love that

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guy ah he's so amazing I want to hang

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out with that man oh my God uh here we

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got Kitty Perry's Roar Just you know

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it's Banger after Banger let's be

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[Music]

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real Lon cuz I am the champion and

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you're going to hear me

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[Music]

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R are you ready for ready

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for a perfect perfect

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[Music]

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There's No Going

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Back It Feels crazy to watch these one

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after another you know what I mean it's

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the same person is behind all of them

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and you see all these different faces

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obviously these different pop stars who

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are amazing in their own right but you

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also know that like he's involved with

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all of them it's something else it's

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something else entirely it's so crazy

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one thing I did get to feel for as well

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this weekend at the seminar he was

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holding was that he is a little bit of

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you know an engineer or you know kind of

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a Craftsman in that way he kept talking

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about the craft and I think that's how I

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look at his writing too it's like he's

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not necessarily the guy's going to

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dictate what the songs are going to be

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about it seems like it's more like you

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know artists come in with their Vision a

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lot of the time like what they want to

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say or what they want to do and he's

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kind of like the person who makes it

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really palatable and easy for everyone

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to listen to and he he said something

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that was a little bit funny at one point

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I always feel bad saying this cuz it

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felt like it just kind of slipped out

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but he said that like even you know the

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dumbest people should be able to

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appreciate it so like I think he's

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always like really focused on like yes

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like it should be stimulating for the

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people who you know are expecting a lot

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musically but it should also be so easy

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and so simple to take in that like I'm

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making this up like a drunk person that

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is maybe not the smartest at the pub at

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2: a.m. is also going to have to like

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you know really be able to take it in

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love it it's just so awesome to think

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that that's like his job like nothing

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more nothing less like of course he will

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be more involved in lyric writing uh in

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some things but it does feel like he's

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just really good at crafting and kind of

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like molding whatever you know the

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artistic vision is that can sometimes be

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kind of hard to Market you know

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depending on what it is about and just

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making it something that's just so

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enjoyable Bre Bre break and the on a

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fake b b bre B baby I'm just going to

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shake shake shake shake

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[Music]

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shake okay here we have Max Martin's

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secrets to write to hit song number two

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the sound of the melody even today when

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we write and you sing a Melody we we

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have this like fake English that and the

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C you know it's like means nothing but

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you kind of know what it you want it to

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sound like lyrically which and this is

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the worst thing if someone comes in and

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wants to write lyrics to that and we're

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like no no could you come up with

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something amazing poetic that sounds SS

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like it's really hard you know because I

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love that sound the melody is more

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important than the sort of well I yeah I

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believe that the sound of a Melody is

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crucial I think a great Melody can be

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ruined by a bad sounding lyric that

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makes so much sense and I know a lot of

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writers who write that way uh I do think

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there is a little bit of like a a

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movement with a lot of Indie artists

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nowadays where they might be a little

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bit more lyric Centric I love both of it

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what sometimes can happen when you like

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that and you're like oh I want this

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vowel here so like you will have to work

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around it so much that when you read the

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lyrics if you just read the lyrics You

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probably seen this on pop music

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sometimes like it might sound okay or

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like it sounds like even great in the

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song and then you read it and you're

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like this doesn't mean anything or like

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it's really weird however they have this

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amazing like high note that is like you

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know on the a or o or whatever which

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sounds really nice and full up in the

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registry or but it's just funny to me

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that so often you know the lyric can

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really suffer but again I do think in

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pop music in particular maybe not in mus

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music overall but in pop music in

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particular lyrics matter less it it's

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secondary to the sound

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[Music]

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of it'll leave you

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bre or with a nasty scar got a

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Longs they'll

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[Music]

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tell I'll and then you have someone like

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T Swift who just is an amazing lyric

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writer and I think that's why he has so

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many you know number ones with her it

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seems like they complete each other cuz

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I think she's such a great Storyteller

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and lyric writer that she can probably

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roll with the punches of Max being like

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do something that sounds

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like

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de now

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we forgot Kendrick's on that

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this is so also maybe this wasn't like

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career building but it was like

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definitely when I felt like oh my God

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this is so Poppy and like kind of

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mainstream and amazing he sounds so much

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like Michael Jackson on that Max also

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says that he's never sure his taste is

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the best in the room he never pulls rank

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or says like well I have this many

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number ones or whatever he just presents

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things like from my perspective it's

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like this and sometimes he compromises

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entirely when he trusts the people in

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the room and like respects them and

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think they're really good he's not going

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to micromanage Ilia doing a sick hip-hop

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beat for example cuz that's one of his

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you know things that he's really good at

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and Max isn't Max Martin has stated that

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the reason he has remained so private

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throughout his career as we discussed

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earlier is because Fame scares him I've

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always been scared of Fame I've seen it

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up close and I don't think it's healthy

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I mean he will see the absolute top of

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Fame though I I can imagine that's going

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to be really really hard to see just

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like pop stars at the top like Justin

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Bieber or Taylor Swift or whatever and

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just everything that comes with that

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it's GNA be rough I think a lot of

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YouTubers and stuff actually have it

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pretty good cuz obviously they get some

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amount of Fame and you know get

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recognized and a lot of the acement of

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being a little bit famous but on that

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level it just seems really unsustainable

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and hard maxm has hit that idea that a

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lot of people really love which is you

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know uh rich and Anonymous a lot of

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people really want that and I think

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that's you know fair enough in 2016 Max

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Martin won the prestigious polar music

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prize before this there was only a

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handful of pictures of him online and

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the only interviews were 15 plus years

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old in Swedish yeah I remember that all

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the Nerds that really loved Max Martin

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would like ask Swedish people to

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translate them and all this stuff

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there's saw these nerdy Threads Online

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of people trying to figure out like you

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know all of his methods and what gear

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he's using like I even know what gear he

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used in the '90s and now I believe cuz

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I'm one of those

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nerds ah the King that's a Swedish King

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to the left he's got to give him

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it that's so

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weird I'm sweating um you did

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it you blew my

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cover I managed to hide between two

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speakers in a basement for over 20

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years and then you did this thanks a lot

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this weekend Max said Focus comes from

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not being distracted with phones Etc uh

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he said he would be really bored in the

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tube in the subway and his brain would

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come up with Melodies and if he would

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have had everything and kind of you know

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really been on Tik Tok whatever all the

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time uh he would not have gotten those

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Melodies and maybe he wouldn't be where

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he is today you

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know okay number

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22 I love this

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song so just dance dance dance

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gu so just dance dance dance

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[Music]

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again it's just like the biggest song of

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all time or has anything overtaken

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[Music]

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it I think this is the most played on

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Spotify right we made a video on that

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it's here somewhere if it's not number

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one it's number

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two by several metrics blinding lights

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is the most successful pop song in

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history okay here we go longest charting

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song ever on Billboard Hawk 100 19 weeks

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for those of you who know math that's

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almost 2 years pretty close most played

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song on Spotify first to surpass 4

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billion streams for a long time you was

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shape of you that was number one by Ed

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Sheran named number one song of all time

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by billboard in

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2021 Easy

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[Music]

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Choice is this just also number one

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crazy savior tears only reached number

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four when it was released in 2020 okay

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yeah that I didn't remember that being

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being number one but in 2021 a remix

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version with Ariana Grande was released

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which propelled it to number one okay

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that makes

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[Music]

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sense for another

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[Applause]

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day never

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ending oh

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yeah that was a crazy collab

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just cool music

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video max Martin's secret to write the

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hit song number three keep it simple the

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trick is to write something simple that

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that's still interesting it's hard to do

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that and and also at the same time be

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unique and and uh and all of that

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because there are only so many notes you

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know extremely detailed when it comes to

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vocals his Melodies are so incredible

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and so sophisticated but simple I think

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what he is good at is is holding me back

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actually because I tend to over sing

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what he's great at is stop take a deep

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breath simplify I think that Max's

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secret is probably something along the

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lines of the simplest most effective

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thing is always the best I learned so

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much from working with him for that

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reason cuz I would always get really

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complicated and he's he kind of strips a

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lot of that away and I think that's one

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of the coolest things about about what

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he

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does hey that's this

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year this one more this year

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what oh

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[Music]

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yes crazy

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I was surprised problem wasn't number

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one I was wondering why we didn't

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see Ariana

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before okay guys I hope you enjoyed that

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and click here for another similar video

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and I will see you very soon thanks for

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watching this kind of different video I

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love Max Martin love talking about him

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could do it all day uh leave a comment

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if you you know have anything else to

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add or any anything that I can answer

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even though you know I'm not Max Martin

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not even close but yeah I'll uh I'll

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talk to you later bye

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