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3:02 Shimmer, Cancelled Tour, Branding
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Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, or so they say. In that
case, Meghan Trainor’s Toy With Me is the biggest compliment anyone
could ever pay Sabrina Carpenter. Between the sexy pastel babydoll
aesthetic, glitzy production, cheeky hooks, (attempts at) winking
innuendo, and even the stupid banged wig in every visualizer, there’s
very little on the “All About That Bass” singer’s latest album that does
not have the Short n’ Sweet star in its DNA. What doesn’t scream
Sabrina, though, screams someone else: “Chef’s Kiss” echoes Taylor
Swift’s “Karma”; “Rich Man” feels a little too close to aespa’s hit of
the same name from last year. None of this compares to the closing
track, “Shimmer,” which is so close to Tate McRae’s “Just Keep Watching”
that a future lawsuit wouldn’t be surprising. The bridge is nearly
identical to McRae’s chorus, down to lines like “Just do it like this,
break your back”—shockingly similar to McCrae’s “Goes like this, start
with the track / Eyes on me, archin’ my back.” You have to wonder what
the hell Trainor’s team was thinking.
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