97: "As It Was" vs. "Anti-Hero"

Song Vs. Song

Todd Nathanson

Comedy, Music

4.7 • 752 Ratings

🗓️ 22 December 2022

⏱️ 80 minutes

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Summary

It is our annual year-end podcast where we always try to take a look at two current hits and these are some pretty big ones! Taylor Swift and Harry Styles emerged from their post-pandemic quarantines with songs about their cooped-up self-loathing, but which #1 of 2022 will emerge as the best!

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0:00.0	I'm Todd Nadenson.
0:03.7	And I'm Lena Morgan.
0:05.1	Hi.
0:06.0	It's us.
0:07.5	It's our podcast.
0:08.9	It's us.
0:09.8	We're the problem.
0:11.1	And we have been for many years.
0:14.2	We are song versus song.
0:16.6	Thank you for listening, everyone.
0:17.6	This is a good one.
0:19.6	This is our final episode of the year.
0:22.8	And as always, at the end of every year, we try to do a matchup with at least one song from the year.
0:28.9	This one comes to us from Lena, because I couldn't think of anything.
0:32.6	We are doing Taylor Swift's anti-hero versus Harry Styles's as it was.
0:40.0	Battle of the self-loathers. Relatable content. Let's go. Oh, I hear a third voice in here.
0:46.6	What's going on? Hi there, folks. It's Mark, the host of Spectrum Pulse. And I'm very grateful
0:51.6	that Taun and Lena invited me back on to this shenanigans.
0:55.6	Because we talked to Olivia Rodriguez and Billy Elish last year.
0:58.9	I have more complicated feelings this year.
1:03.2	We all have complicated feelings.
1:05.3	I mean, these are two songs about complicated feelings, really.
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