Diane Warren curious how can there be 24 writers on a song

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9 minutes ago, Frank Potion said:

Samples and multiple writers. It’s not that hard but Diane’s old ass wanted to get cute I guess.

How do you get nominated 15 times for a Grammy and only win once? Let’s talk about THAT, Diane. 

I don’t know about you but getting nominated 15 times for a Grammy seems more like an achievement to me, with or without winning 

[Lady Palutena 3,147]

She sounds a bit... salty... somehow...

[Lona Delery 7,213]

honestly, idgi too? im already struggling to write a 15 page thesis with 5 co-writers, how do u manage to fit 24 people on a 3 minute song?

i kniw theres more to songwriting than just the words but still, i cant picture how thats working in reality

[djfreemymind 853]

Didn't Gaga change a few words in TIHTY and Gaga got credit as a songwriter? Was even up for the Oscar, etc.

Isn't that how that works, Diane?? No matter how small the collaboration?

[DoremonLove 8,147]

1 minute ago, djfreemymind said:

Didn't Gaga change a few words in TIHTY and Gaga got credit as a songwriter? Was even up for the Oscar, etc.

Isn't that how that works, Diane?? No matter how small the collaboration?

Dont bring gaga into this???

[monketsharona 78,037]

30 minutes ago, Admin said:

A song can have a lot of writers if 1) it’s a collaboration 2) if it samples something 3) if it has multiple producers & probably other factors.

“Rain On Me” has 12 writers, “Sine From Above” has 15 writers. Actually Chromatica overall is a great example of this because Gaga explicitly spoke about how every song went through multiple producers and writers who all added something to it. I always thought it was a very interesting approach, especially for pop music. 

I honestly like a lot more songs that are worked with only one or producers. It often make it more focused

[LaFama 4,615]

I don't know if it's the case with any song on Renaissance, but weren't the Yeah Yeah Yeahs credited in Hold Up as a precaution? The song uses the line "they don't love like I love you" from Maps, but they weren't actually involved in the song. 

I get that people are surprised that songs can have that many writers, but it's not like the 24 of them got in the room with Beyoncé trying to find a way to rhyme casanova with supernova. Songs get passed around and I guess they just credit everyone that made a contribution at some point even if small, just to avoid any future drama .

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2 minutes ago, djfreemymind said:

Didn't Gaga change a few words in TIHTY and Gaga got credit as a songwriter? Was even up for the Oscar, etc.

Isn't that how that works, Diane?? No matter how small the collaboration?

Oop

[CannaeDrive 3,412]

Yeah, those songs generally look and sound like pizza.

[djfreemymind 853]

7 minutes ago, LaFama said:

Songs get passed around and I guess they just credit everyone that made a contribution at some point even if small, just to avoid any future drama .

Like when Gaga made sure she was credited as a producer on JLo and RedOne's "Invading my Mind"

Lol I will bring her into this, because there's nothing to be ashamed about! Collaboration can do great things to creative practices. Crediting people where it's due ((sorry Kellis! )) is also a good thing.

I guess I'm just tired of mostly Black artists getting hit with the: "Can you imagine if John and Paul had 20 other writers?"

[Levine 23,486]

And that's why she never won an Oscar

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58 minutes ago, emili0 said:

“This isn’t meant as shade,” but uses the eye-roll emoji……?

I notice ppl older than 35 think that this emoji is not an eyeroll but wondering face so there you go. No shade 🙄

[Reginald 13,840]

Just now, snakes said:

ppl older than 35

Not "people older than 35"  when some of us have been following Gaga for almost 15 years 

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8 minutes ago, Levine said:

And that's why she never won an Oscar

No its because award shows are rigged