Thursday, 11 August 2016

It's Time:Tiller is Telling


                    It's Tiller Time

Bryson Tiller-Don't

The 2011 star, Wretch 32 publically told his girl, “Don’t go, don’t leave, please stay with me.” Ladies and gentleman, I think the ‘don’t’ phase has come back but, just, a little bit worse. We have now got Bryson Tiller talking to this girl, in which he so happens to love….and even talking to her partner. How deeper can you get? Tiller has been telling Her partner, “Don’t play with her, don’t be dishonest.” He also then goes to tell her, “Don’t let me just let up.” Like, c’mon people, what does that even mean?

The single ‘Don’t’ by Bryson Tiller, coming from the album ‘Trapsoul’, is a 'get all up in your feelings' type of song. He hasn’t been around for a long time, recently exploding into the music industry. I really do enjoy his music, especially the single ‘Don’t, but what I DON’T understand is how he released that single on the 14th October 2014, and then released the video almost a year later, on the 20th August 2015. I think he may just be a bit, you know, wrong with timing. Similarly he also done it with an amazing song in which was on the same album called ‘Exchange’. He released that single on the 21st September 2015 and yet again, the video was released on the 1st June 2016. A bit weird, hey?
But to be honest, nobody really cared about that. Based purely on his singing, he deserved to be on every single person’s snapchat. 

‘Don’t’ is an emotional, love song, telling an intriguing story. Tiller seems to be in love with this lady, who has a man mistreating her. But she’s still with him…Only God knows why. In the song, tiller emphasises the word ‘Don’t’ at the end of the verse. This was just a little reminder for her not to let him make an absolute idiot out of her. But it was also a message to her partner, telling him to stop mistreating her and that she deserves someone better (someone such as Bryson himself). The thought that guys have to lie to the ladies really seemed to confuse Tiller, but not as much as to why she’s still with him. Bryson plays the hero in this…sort of. He’s the one that can surely save her from all the mistreatments, and give her what she would want and need. Aww! What an eager beaver he is! Too bad we would never hear the ending to that story.

Now, this song banged at number 13 on the US Billboard hot 100, becoming Tillers first top 40 hit and highest charting single to date. Tiller legitimately released this on his SoundCloud page. He began receiving attention from the internet based fans and music industry insiders. He racked up 4 million streams in like the first six months, and then soon came to gain more than 35 million streams. Who would’ve ever thought that his successful single was made in his living room. Let’s go Tiller!

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