nonetheless, great pop music and wonderful sad looking faces, tiffani.

Thanks for stopping by and commenting; I appreciate the very human perspective you have brought to the table here. Again, I hope no one thinks I don’t recognize that people from all walks of life face problems in their personal and professional lives; I just think it’s interesting that country music has gone from focusing on people on the poorer end of things to people who are somewhat more well-off and thus more able to pursue dreams like modeling. I certainly meant no disrespect toward models in general or you specifically; I don’t think I could last a day in your industry, even if I were good looking enough for it. :)

I do still think it’s a poorly made video from an objective standpoint, mostly because the concept doesn’t seem to have much to do with the song (to me) and the dialogue makes the whole thing feel like a soap opera rather than a legitimate human struggle. That’s just my outsider’s opinion, and you can certainly take it with a grain of salt. I know personally that art often holds a different meaning to its creator than it does to others observing it, and I certainly wouldn’t try to take that away from you. In any case, I do really appreciate your stopping by and giving us your feedback (especially in such a respectful manner), and wish you the best of luck with your career!