Cypher

#Justice4District10 #SoCloseToWhat

Damn, Charli picking me off while I'm drunk and beaten to the ground. Time to hop on a new remix girl! #TateMcSLAY carries on my torch (while I send stuff from the afterlife)

lmfao I made a spear in order to stack all of Tate's and my beer cans. We clearly have no idea what's actually going on. And to make it worse, the audience is LOVING IT AND SENDING US STUFF

Not Tate and I both being day-drinkers, minding our own business while the bloodbath occurs around us.

#Taypher #District10

Put me and Tate McRae in!

Actually, this list wasn't as embarrassing as I thought it would be. 2025 was filled with lots of pop bops! (where's Bonnie tho) Top 10 songs Tate McRae - Revolving Door Sophie Ellis-Bextor - Vertigo Jade - Plastic Box Grant Knoche - Good Luck Getting Over Me Mike Taveira - Hit and Run.mp3 Madison Beer - All At Once Zara Larsson - Midnight Sun Benson Boone - Mr Electric Blue Perrie - If He Wanted To He Would Carly Rae Jepsen - More Top 5 albums Tate McRae - So Close to What Sophie Ellis-Bextor - Perimenopop Grant Knoche - Good Luck Getting Over Me Jade - That's Showbiz Baby! Benson Boone - American Heart Top 5 artists Tate McRae Sophie Ellis-Bextor Jade Grant Knoche Julia Michaels

Although my turn is next... embarrassment ensuing...

If Gaga only cared about her fans as much

Copped a signed copy!

She knows Mariah is thawing as we speak.

Drama over BTR songs in 2025 was not on my yearly bingo card.

I totally forgot about this! Dev's voice is def on the chorus, but the history of this song is quite long. To the best of my memory... The original version of "Don't Hurt It" was written by Dev and The Cataracs during their writing camp in Central America back in 2010. The demo was produced at The Indie-Pop Sweat Shop. At this point, it was a solo song with fully original verses from Dev only. (A slightly sped-up version of this version exists and was created as a proof of concept) Timbaland came into the picture when the song was with Manny Marroquin for mixing at Larrabee Studios in LA. Timbaland wrote an original verse and layered it on the original production demo to see how it would fit. Timbaland ended up reproducing the song slightly, which is the version that would eventually be released on the US version of Dev's debut album, The Night the Sun Came Up. During the same time as #2, The Cataracs were tapped to remix KPop group Girls' Generation's "Bad Girl." Since "Don't Hurt It" was effectively sitting on a shelf during this time, they took Dev's vocals and spliced it into their remix of "Bad Girl." While I don't have confirmed info on when Bonnie came into the picture, I can surmise that she probably got a hold of the first demo and tried her hand at writing new verses for Dev (which explains why Bonnie's vocals are produced in the Dev-esque style). I say this because the instrumental production on Bonnie's version is the same as Dev's solo and Timbaland's first, which both use the original production from The Indie-Pop Sweat Shop. All this to say, Bonnie's version probably came before Timbaland got involved, but it didn't go anywhere because Dev ended up going with Timbaland's version.

I think I missed part of the conversation Link me to the Bonnie track please!

Oh yeah, sorry, I should've been more specific. I was hoping to see her name in the documents somewhere.