Taylor Swift - "Begin Again"

I've been looking forward to this video for some time. Because I saw candids from her shooting the vidjeo and thought to myself, "Goddamn, you are gorgeous, girl." The guy was similarly goodlooking in that hipster Ryan Gosling way.

Which brings me to my next point. This vidjeo is a hipster's wet dream and it's making me feel uncomfortable. I can't hate because hipsterdom is popular for a reason; it's appealing and pretty to look at and fantastical. But I still get bad feels from the whole thing. It's always so perfectly orchestrated and I feel like people should have better things to do than choose the perfect suspenders to pair with their straw fedoras.

Also, bearded hipsters just freak me out.

So, if a guy like this (the one in the vidjeo) approached me at some quaint cafe in the middle of Paris (Paris; the City of Hipsters), I would say to them, "Lol, bitch please."

If I think too much about this video I start to hate it so I'm trying to force myself to appreciate it based on its most superficial layer; the prettiness and various other pleasant aesthetics.

What gets me (perhaps the most) is WHAT TIME PERIOD IS THIS VIDJEO SET IN? They are dressed like it's the 50s in some part and using vintage-looking cameras and all the rest of that. And then in some parts they're not. And I'm like, "We are never ever getting back together."

I also feel like Chanel should sue them for the parts where she's dressed in that purple dress (Maria Lucia Hohan, if anyone's wondering! She does beautiful dresses but they're all pretty much the same...) because it is basically a carbon copy of that Nicole Kidman Chanel #5 ad (which incidentally was one of Rodrigo Santoro's first roles and goddamn, that is a fine looking man).

I'll do a (short) review on the album later but, for now, I'm lazy and have work to do.

Okay, I had to come back to add one final things. HIPSTERS MADE PASTRIES ALL HIPSTERY AND FOR THAT I CAN NEVER FORGIVE THEM.

J