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| According to iTunes, this is my favourite song. Ever. |
Maybe I have a problem. Or maybe I just know what I like. I was going through my iTunes playlist recently and doing techie type of things. By techie, I mean syncing my iphone to my playlist (…I know… this is advanced stuff people). I clicked on my “Top 25 Most Played” playlist and had a good chuckle. Not that it’s any surprise whatsoever, but Beyoncé was on the list. Many times. In fact, “Halo”, which is probably my favourite Beyoncé song, was at number one with an astonishing 413 plays. And apparently, I’ve proclaimed 381 times that I don’t want to be a broken-hearted girl.
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| Wow. But this really isn’t a surprise. |
Looking at the rest of the Top 25, they were all songs from strong, powerful and independent female vocalists- Kelly Clarkson, Alicia Keys, Lady Gaga, Adele, Katy Perry (Firework- I still love that song!… to remind me that I’m a firework), Sara Bareilles, Florence and The Machine, and Ingrid Michaelson. So if anyone hasn’t figured it out by now, I’m proud to say that I’m a huge fan of strong, powerful and independent female vocalists. And I love Beyoncé. The End.
HIKES & HAMSTRINGS 
This is fabulous! Far less shameful than some of my playlists, which may or may not include unforgettable hits such as MMMBop by Hanson. =P
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