Ed Sheeran Into The Stage Head Over Heels

I have a strong dislike of music that I hear too much about. When Justin Bieber came on the scene, I contracted the Bieber fever. I contracted the Bieber fever in the sense that I wanted to regurgitate last night's traditional German delight everytime he became a topic of conversation or his song was played on the radio (immediately followed by switching the station). One Direction was no better, although my girlfriend Marisa, props to her, pointed showed me one of their songs which doesn't follow their stereotypical noise.

I found this style of music extremely similar to Ed Sheeran. In fact, I believed it was so similar that I had my best friend attempt to guess who performs "Little Things". First guess, and an educated one at that, Ed Sheeran. As Mr. A mentioned in class, Ed Sheeran was definitely a bandwagon artist and I didn't want to roll down the hill with everybody else... I'm just that sort of individual. This changed however when I escorted my little sister to the Taylor Swift concert. The next ten minutes are well worth watching.

I reevaluated my initial prejudice and determined that Ed Sheeran was well worth giving a shot. So I downloaded a solid assortment of his songs. "Drunk", "The A-Team", "Give Me Love", "You Need Me, I Don't Need You", "Small Bump" and "Lego House". Mr. A. you may enjoy "Cold Coffee", give it a shot?