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Today I analyze Taylor Swift's "I Knew It, I Knew You," written with Jack Antonoff for Toy Story 5 — breaking down the plagal cadences, modal interchange, secondary dominants, and the lyric-melody pairing that makes this Disney-era track shine.
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Today I analyze Taylor Swift's "I Knew It, I Knew You," written with Jack Antonoff for Toy Story 5 — breaking down the plagal cadences, modal interchange, secondary dominants, and the lyric-melody pairing that makes this Disney-era track shine.
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ALMOST BUT NOT QUITE COMPLETE GUIDE TO SONGWRITING:
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This video is made for educational and commentary purposes only. My intention is not to infringe upon any copyright laws. All rights to the music featured in this video belong to their respective owners. This reaction video is intended to provide analysis, insights, and a unique perspective on the music, which I believe falls under fair use. Please support the original artists by checking out the official content on their platforms.
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![[ESPAÑOL] Songwriting Teacher Reacts: DtMF (Bad Bunny)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/YOa4XBNTnMg/mqdefault.jpg "[ESPAÑOL] Songwriting Teacher Reacts: DtMF (Bad Bunny)
Today I’m analyzing “Debí Tirar Más Fotos” by Bad Bunny, focusing on its two-chord foundation in E major, layered intro harmonies, minimalist two- and three-note melodies, and the way rhythm shapes each section. We look at how the chorus hook (“Debí tirar más fotos”) contrasts the verse through pickup placement, how rhyme schemes evolve, and how the song delays or even “fake-outs” structural expectations—proving that strong scaffolding can hold even the loosest urban Latin form together.
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