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Selena Gomez has a writing credit on this random bop. A songwriter, surprised?

Post Malone
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I randomly discovered this cute bop today and after peeping at the credits I discovered Selena has a writing credit on it. And it doesn't sample of one of her songs so it's not from that. Was Selena in her songwriting bag, ATRL?

 

 

Edited by Post Malone

that song was probably passed around

 

and we all know about Rare and The Heart Wants What It Wants’ writing credits :rip:

Edited by ProudLBS

It does sound like a song she would come up with.

The demo got to her first and she changed one word

Sounds like a Selena song 

she changed the word "I" to "We" :clap3:

Just like she wrote the heart wants what it wants and rare and other songs :giraffe:songwriter of the decade:clap3: 

A troubadour. :clap3:

It actually sounds like a Selena Gomez reject. :rip:

I guess it would depend on how you’re choosing to define “writing” 

Edited by Blue Monday

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we need @BlackoutZone to spill what Rare reject this reworked

 

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She probably changed one word, that's what she always do :rip:

she was probably in the same building while it was being written

Edited by popmusicisdead

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