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    Colbie Caillat is a pop artist who loves to love love, and she’s not afraid of letting the whole world know all about it repeatedly in her 2007 hit album, Coco. My job is to allow you to learn from my mistakes: NEVER listen to ANY of her music… EVER! It’s a down-right shock that she became a part of the music world in the first place, considering her lack of talent. She did, however, and it’s significant to understand her life behind the music, and how she even received the time of day to make her music public in the first place. For instance, the main driving force for then-tween Caillat to get into the music business was, interestingly enough, the film Sister Act 2, in which Lauryn Hill sings in a powerful rendition of “Joyful, Joyful” (Lymangrover,…

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    Cobie Caillat Biography

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    Colbie Caillat is a pop artist who loves to love love, and she’s not afraid of letting the whole world know all about it repeatedly in her 2007 hit album, Coco. Her work was far from enjoyable, but in order to fully dislike her for her work on this album, and to prevent you from picking it up, or listening to another album like it, it’s important to understand some of her past history, such as the reasons that explain her desire to get into the music business in the first place. For instance,…

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    impressive, but it also provides listeners encouragement and inspiration. As my professor in Thailand once told me about the music that it could be a good mental therapy, I personally agree with him because it propels someone’s spirit in such a way of life. So, music can change the listeners’ minds and thoughts by cheering up and giving some advice. The song “Try” by Colbie Caillat contains powerful encouragement that lets people, especially girls and women, to question and think about…

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    “Try” by Colbie Caillat centers around the idea of valuing self love over peer acceptance. An apparent statement in this song is that one must learn to love themselves inside and out. In society today, it is encouraged for women to change to be “beautiful”. Because of this, women try so hard to perfect the outside image when what’s on the inside is what matters most. Girls begin to obsess over what they look like, checking that they look perfect every time they go out in public, and worrying…

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    having to hear “wow, you look tired!” or “you are very brave for not wearing any makeup out in public!” Beauty comes in different shapes and sizes and we as women of today’s humanity should not have to feel pressure to be something we are not and live up to someone else’s expectations and standards. We need to embrace what we already have and look deeper than the surface when it comes to ourselves and the people around us. In the song “Try” by: Colbie Caillat, her general message of the song is…

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    as the originators, such as Roberta Flack, The Fugees and Colbie Caillat. No matter who sang it first, “Killing Me Softly” continues to evolve and connect to many in a new and ingenious…

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    The media needs to portray honest, realistic views and images of what real women look like. However not all celebrities are a bad influence on the minds of young women like Jamie Lee Curtis or Colbie Caillat. Jamie Lee Curtis is a famous actress from movies like “Freaky Friday” and she decided to do a photo shoot to expose herself to the public. Jamie wanted her photographer to take pictures of her all natural meaning no makeup, no manicure or any photo shop because that’s exactly how she…

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    If rumors about Hollywood singers Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani dating are still on the rise, it's because the non stop flirting between them is broadcasted on national TV. According to IB Times, Stefani did it again during the show The Voice when she commented about Blake while the blind auditions was happening. It was also when a contestant who seems like a mix of Colbie Caillat and Norah Jones won their ears and all of them are trying to get her on their team. This is the part when the…

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    acceptable to break away and be unique. In the last verse she sings: “Take your makeup off/Let your hair down/Take a breath/Look into the mirror/ Do you like you? /Cause I like you.” A wave of liberal feminism has swept through this generation, and it has been a huge step forwards towards empowering women. While there are some who are still against this movement or believe radically that women are much better than men, the majority have shown some form of support towards changing gender…

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    relationships, in fact, supposedly she only writes songs about her previous relationships. Many other artists of the 2000s relate their songs to people of the opposite gender and their own relationships. At the same time there are artists that focus more on how people are perceived and how they feel others should be seen. Examples of artists that include these messages in their music are Meghan Trainor and Colbie Caillat. These types of musicians express an idea that one of the main issues in…

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