| In my case, when ever I hear the name Willa Ford, I automatically think," Poor Nick, what were you thinking?" From what I've heard about her, it seemed as if all she wanted Nick for was to get her big break in music. Well now a days, it seems as if she's still doing that even though they aren't together. The statement on how she was Nick Carter's ex-girlfriend seems to come out every where she goes, or how she still makes it known that her and Nick at still good friends. If that were really true, then why did he walk right past her at the MTV VMA's when she tried to get a word with him on the red carpet. I guess when you use people, you don't really get much in return meaning that she'll only be known as a One-Hit-Wonder. Her song, ' I wanna be bad' surely does describe her in every way possible. What I'm sure the question on every girl's mind is, " Why did she have to go out and pick Nick to use?" We all know deep down that Nick didn't deserve what he received from her at all. I'm surprised he put up with for 3 years. I remember when she was on TRL on the day her album came out and she stated that all the songs she wrote came from real life experiences that she had or either her friends. Some how, I find it just to be her thoughts that she sings about. After listening to some of her songs, she cleary makes you think that Nick didn't understand her, or that he wasn't man enough for her, or that the jokes on him. Even though she doesn't mention Nick's name in any of her songs it gives you the sense that she is talking about him. The thing I can't understand is how can she say such things about Nick when all he did was help her in every way he could? When I saw her open up for the BSB, I was laughing on how they actually picked someone like her to open up the show for them. Her voice just isn't the singing type. My OPINION about her isn't so much hate, it's anger as to how she used and treated Nick. If she would have grown to be popular on her own just like everyone else, there's a possiblity that I would've learned to accept her. It's nobody's fault but hers. |
