Do not lose it if you want to ruin your day.

It's called the song, which is the pure cliche of what we've heard a thousand times before, which is the story of a failed love, where the interpreter/the interpreter claims the opposite side has lost a lot and regrets what he's done, or at least something he's trying to say.

The text is clearly based more on interpretation than on content, with the artist who found that catchy melody for all, because it matters, writes Periscope.

Someone who doesn't understand another word, but has caught only a piece of the refrain where she says "japa," Japan, and interprets it with a sensitious tone, as if she wants to tell others, listen to this part, that it matters. )

However, the most terrifying part where what has happened is fully exposed, and it's continuing to take place further on our estrades, are the images of the clip.

The performer does not allow a single particle of space any other image that has nothing to do with it, her body, her face, her hair, her clothes...

For 2 minutes and 46 seconds, she doesn't stop attacking the camera in every possible sequence, while making desperate attempts to look sexy and win the audience's sympathy.

Imagine what easy work and how much easy money has gained production from the clip.

Very simple, I engage two cameramen, find some expensive armchairs, any light hooks in the back, the light as much as the most to expose the body, and each detail because it has spent hours in the gym to gain muscle, and others have to see it.

Oh, and one thing that seems to be very important to cameramen and that's certainly ordered by superiors, is to focus entirely on the singer's body, her clothes, some jewelry she put in here, her hairstyle.

Shake, loose jumps, moving around here, long nails and touching the body are the torture that must be faced by the common man in the process. /Periscope. com/