When critics argue that Dua Lipa does it "better," they are often referring to her ability to update this classic disco trope for the modern era. In the 70s, Donna Summer sang about leaving the real world behind; Lipa sings about using the dancefloor as a refuge from emotional transparency. The "better" aspect is the sophistication of the facade. It is the idea that one can dance not just for joy, but for survival. By the time the bridge hits and she coos, "Lately, I've been moving close to the edge," the song has transformed from a sugary pop confection into a psychological character study of a woman holding it all together with a smile.
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Dua Lipa and Mark Ronson wrote the lyrics while watching Margot Robbie’s dance moves on a screen. When critics argue that Dua Lipa does it
When critics argue that Dua Lipa does it "better," they are often referring to her ability to update this classic disco trope for the modern era. In the 70s, Donna Summer sang about leaving the real world behind; Lipa sings about using the dancefloor as a refuge from emotional transparency. The "better" aspect is the sophistication of the facade. It is the idea that one can dance not just for joy, but for survival. By the time the bridge hits and she coos, "Lately, I've been moving close to the edge," the song has transformed from a sugary pop confection into a psychological character study of a woman holding it all together with a smile.
(in the style of Dua Lipa, but amped up)
Dua Lipa and Mark Ronson wrote the lyrics while watching Margot Robbie’s dance moves on a screen.