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Demi Lovato hasn't been racy or anything to say that she is a "former" Disney star. She's prospering to be, not only a role model (as she has been through massive depression & media made it worse), but a star with all means. The X Factor, the new CD and amazing music videos, for sure made her a star within a short while, which is a major success. The romantic scenes in this music video, she wasn't part of them, so parents love her so far, I guess. Lovely new look with easy-to-earn outfit. About the song itself, give yourself a chance to listen to it twice, and it will automatically play in your head whenever you read her name.
Jonas Brothers - First Time:
Who can live without these guys' jam? Seriously, who hasn't played their songs in summer, you literally don't know how cool summer feels. Danielle -who is now pregnant with Kevin's baby- appeared in the music video, it was celebrating the Jonas family's fame. The music video also didn't contain anything to worry about your teenagers, dear parents, but they emphasized "we're grown-ups, people" by filming the video in Las Vegas.
Selena Gomez - Slow Down:
Apparently, Sel is trying to be a performer like Beyonce or something, as she's, recently, keen on having dances in each music video. She's not trying to be off the track with the outfits and the dances. I don't know if you agree with me, but the more she tries to be sexy the more I laugh, her features are innocent. A baby face. So, don't convince me with red lips and slow motion, she's getting hot. Changing is awesome and what she is doing, is to refresh her image. She's an actress and such changes are expected. I have to admit, Sel, good job, specially, I can consider this music video as a clean version for Miley's Who Owns My Heart.
Miley Cyrus - We Won't Stop:
So, we can forget about Disney totally when we come to this sector. Miley isn't Miley anymore. I don't know, she's a new mindless Rihanna? Rihanna is the perfect resemblance, you know; the same racy outfits, explicit music videos. The song is.... weird, maybe cause I am, thankfully, not familiar with the night life she's talking about. I wish she comes up soon with a clean artistic music video and a song as powerful as "The Climb" or "Robot."
