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“I feel like I’m always searching for something, for someone."

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ME! Out now! Made this song with Brendon Urie and Joel Little. Dave Meyers and I co-directed the video. And everyone knows you can’t spell awesome without DAVIDBRENDONJOEL. Oh wait… taylorswift.lnk.to/meTU

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From Star vs. the Forces of Evil - Curse of the Blood Moon.

This is one of my favorite episodes of the whole series for a number of reasons. First because we get to bring back this cue, one of the two most popular cues I’ve posted on here (the other being “The Ballad of Star Butterfly”), and because I get to use some of the sections of the full length Tumblr-only version of this waltz, but in an actual episode. But this time around, we make it a little warmer, and even more intimate. This is not the last time a previous Tumblr-only version of a cue will make it into a season 4 episode. Keep your ears peeled.

But I also love this episode for how it moves along the greater story of Star and Marco, and what it says about destiny vs. free will. If they are to be together, would we be happier for them if that was a result of magic, or by their own choice? And if they aren’t to be together, that should be their own choice too.

Being a teenager is hard enough. Being a teenager while battling evil baddies is even harder. Then being told that your emotions might not be real? That’s a mindf–k. But when I first saw this episode, I immediately loved the question mark it left and how it sets up the rest of the season, and the greater idea that we should all be allowed to make choices about who and when we love someone.