Customer Reviews

Realize

5 star:		(3)
4 star:		(2)
3 star:		(0)
2 star:		(0)
1 star:		(1)

 

 

I'm really starting to love some of the new style artist out there, and one of them is Coldie Caillat. A guy at work showed me this song on youtube and I loved it. So glad it was available to download.

I downloaded the whole album, although I originally only wanted a couple songs. The album is good and I like it especially when I need to relax.

Yes, it was an overplayed song but it's still good. Honestly, I haven't heard it in quite some time (over a month).

The only complaint, while soft, it's chorus is very repetitive. It stands on its own feet up against Bubbly otherwise.

4 stars.

this is a thought out song from colbie, it seems to have layers of her feelings and personality put into it the way no other songs do, teenagers relate to me and to this song, this shows that you need to think then u figure out who you love. this song makes sense less and less to me every time i hear it and i like that i have to think in order to understand it, all in all an awesome song

Colbie Caillat has done it again. After the delightful "Bubbly", she releases the beautiful "Realize". She just keeps getting better and better.

This song is supposed to be a summer love song, that's sweet and cute, but let me say, Taylor Swift blows this out of the water, and half-way across Asia. Ironically, the two are doing a duet, which is like Rosie O' Donnell doing a duet with Leona Lewis. Totally mismatched.

All sarcasm aside, the song has more cheese than Wisconsin, more horrid sounds than a Chinese takeout kitchen, and more annoyingness than Rosanne. Really, whenever I'm forced to listen to this song at the gas station, I want to light a match, and drop it.

Boyce Avenue's cover of the song at least remotely gives it the emotion it was meant for, but it's still a 4-star song at most since Colbie has now joined the ranks of Kid Rock as the worst songwriters in American history. What makes the whole thing worse though is the fact that it's sort of catchy. It's still catchy enough to cause terminal insanity. So in summarizing, don't listen to this song while eating watermelons with seeds, because you'll choke, and don't listen while you're depressed, because you'll kill yourself. Like drugs, JUST SAY NO!