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Suki Waterhouse wrote a song about jealousy dating an Actor
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Why it worked
The video likely performed well due to the celebrity gossip angle, specifically the relationship between Suki Waterhouse and Robert Pattinson, combined with an analysis of a song's lyrical content. This appeals to fans of both celebrities and those interested in music and relationship dynamics.
Summary
The video discusses Suki Waterhouse's song "Morals," which touches on themes of jealousy in relationships, particularly when dating an actor. The conversation explores how the song uses these themes, not to express actual jealousy, but as a way to express pride and confidence in the relationship.
Structure
- 1Introduction of the song "Morals" and its theme of jealousy in actor relationships.
- 2Discussion about whether the song is about actual jealousy or a playful exploration of the concept.
- 3Explanation that the song uses the idea of jealousy to highlight the strength and desirability of the relationship.
- 4The song's lyrics are presented, showing how they touch on fears of abandonment and questioning morals.
- 5Conclusion that the song ultimately celebrates the relationship rather than dwelling on insecurity.
Product placement
Spotify: it appears as a watermark on the album art for Suki Waterhouse's song "Morals". Removing it would not change what happens in the video. It merely appears.
On-screen text
Suki Waterhouse
wrote a song about
jealousy dating an Actor
too
dents on
who you're with
and like
Robert's like
literally like
I don't really
feel that right
that's beautiful
because of yeah
because of just
our dynamic
right that's like
foundation and
and that's love
it's weird
our relationship's never
been like um
been like that
to be honest
which is really
nice I don't
able to do
the way that
if if we
if if we
like super like
that right
think it would
woahhedave
but but
the song does
the song
does touch on
those themes and
it's sort of
comes from like
a little joke
one of us
is like I'm
I think she
likes you and
and you and
sort of a
way of being
about it will
of course like
right and then
of course
and then if
I'll be like
of course
your suitor
exactly so like
that's how we
you know
but in the
song yes
I think it's
like if there's
ever been a
just it
where I feel
like
someone's like
being a little
they're questioning
their mora
just a little
yes and then
it's me going
well of course
of course you
yeah like
because
I have my
like of course
of course you
were because like
I think he's
so funny and
and a weirdo
yes exactly
of yeah
it sort of
um yeah
I guess that
kind of goes
it sort of
touches on like
what if like
the girl abandoned
like what if
yeah it goes
into those fears
of like right
what if she
you did
right yeah
Original caption
In Morals, Suki Waterhouse writes about the feeling of dating an actor. Imagining a scenario where her partner was on set, and was being romantically pursued by a costar who fell in love. Only for the thesis of the song to not be about the potential feelings of jealousy— but turning it into a romantic love song. Like “who wouldn’t be able to fall in love with a guy this great”, and turning it into a sense of pride about the relationship #sukiwaterhouse #robertpattinson
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