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Cheryl - Call My Name appreciation thread

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Her best single and one of the best pop videos of the 2010's

I never once heard this song until a few years ago. She (or Girls Aloud) weren’t much of a thing in the US or on my radar at the time, but WOW what a smash. The girls just don’t make songs like this anymore 

Yeah, it's a decent song. Too bad her discography as a whole is full of filler, especially when you compare to Girls Aloud music.

It’s cute, but too repetitive. Cheryl and her songwriters couldn’t come up with some extra verses or a bridge? :deadbanana2:
 

 

Cheryl well and truly ruled the world back in the day. This truly was her peak. She can dance anyone under the table and I loved seeing her stage dive when she did this live.

18 minutes ago, Post Malone said:

an omega banger, one of the best pop girl songs ever

Spill a biT

Amazing. Would have been huge if british labels weren't horrible at managing artists WW

Used to love her live performance on The Voice :clap3:
 

 

Edited by WildKobra

5 hours ago, vuelve88 said:

It’s cute, but too repetitive. Cheryl and her songwriters couldn’t come up with some extra verses or a bridge? :deadbanana2:

Songwriter*

Calvin Harris wrote and produced it alone.

 

This is categorically Cheryl's best single though. Partially, because she's only really singing half of the song, Ayah Marar and the other chick singing on it sound great though. :cm:

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