Meghan Trainor finally made her long-awaited comeback this Thursday (March 1), releasing a new single titled “No Excuses,” along with a colorful music video. The song has so far received good reviews from the media and has been highly acclaimed by fans of the artist.
The pop star has already started promoting her single, having an interview with Los 40 radio, in which she made a reference to none other than Taylor Swift. As a way of explaining that she was still the same artist who had hit it big with songs like "All About That Bass" and "No," Trainor asserted that she was not like the performer on "... Ready For It?" who came to ensure that the old Taylor was dead.
I'm the same as always, I'm not like Taylor Swift who says that the old Taylor is dead” – affirmed the interpreter of “Me Too?”. In case you've been living under a rock and don't get the reference, Trainor quoted the song "Look What You Made Me Do," where at one point Swift says, "Sorry, the old Taylor can't answer the phone right now. Why? Oh, because she's dead."
The truth is that with "No Excuses" Trainor seems to lean back to the origins of his fame, the era of the 'Title' album. From both the catchy beats of the song to the very colorful visual that has been revealed to promote it, however, this is not necessarily something for her fans who have always loved the artist's work.
