She begins with a low and sassy voice, but shifts to a more medium tone at times. While she starts the chorus, the music gets louder and an arrogant attitude is heard through her voice. The music is also very joyful because she resolves the situation in her own terms. This angry, yet cheerful, melody is very different from what Underwood's fans are used to hearing...
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This angry, yet cheerful, melody is very different from what Underwood's fans are used to hearing. Poetic elements, exact detail, and repetition exist to make up some of the prosody in the song. All these aspects contribute to making it pleasing to listen to. Rhyme is used to make the listener remember and notice the words...
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