#22

You’ve never heard Shape of You?

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#23

it’s cooler to pretend that other people are pretending when they don’t know something I think

#24

I’ve probably heard all of them, but only recognise 5 by name.

#25

oh god i’d forgotten that that fucking Black Eyed Peas song is called ‘I’ve Got To Feeling’

ysc x4

also one of the worst songs of all time

some bangers on that list otherwise

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#26

Err…

#27

sup?

#28

No.

#29

I don’t think it’s called “I’ve Got To Feeling”.

#30

it’s called ‘I Gotta Feeling’
‘I Gotta’ means ‘I’ve Got To’, not ‘I Got A’

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#31

It can definitely be a contraction of “have got a”.

#32

Yeah let’s go after @Raanraals on this one. I’ve gotta your back.

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#33

Gotta

  • ‘Got to’
  • ‘Got to’ or ‘got a’

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#34

why would you add an extra t?

#35

So near, so I Got To Feeling.

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#36

I’ve got a have faith
I’ve got a have faith-a faith-a faith.

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#37
#38

Guys he’s trying to use the internet for evil.

#39

1-0 Raanraals

#40

I’ve moved on. Now I’m reading

https://blog.oxforddictionaries.com/2017/01/19/how-do-dogs-understand-words/

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#41

In this thread: people boasting about not having heard massively popular songs and then arguing over the grammar of their song titles. Peak DiS right here.

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