The Ol' Swifter and the VMA's

Big Bag Of Innocence

Image courtesy of MTV.com

Still apart of my "Swifter Series", my returning blog post, it might as well be about the Ol' Swifter night. . right?

I mean truly why else did anyone watch?

The entire duration of the VMA's was dull.

Except for Chelsea Handlers enlightenment and Taylors moment.

The 2010 VMA's that aired Sunday, September 12th, 2010 wasn't very 

"Shock filled"

However, it shed some light on some old "taken to heart" moments.

The controversial moment that happened at last years VMA's, 

between Miss Swift and Kanye West, 

(which quite annoyingly still is such a problem amongst everyone.) 

This issue called the attention of tons of viewers for the recent awards show. 

Yes all 11.4 million of us

The long awaited Swifter performance started with a melancholy flashback.

The flashback that started all the controversy to begin with. 

In a very morbid, rainy, blue hued environment Taylor sang.

The song she sang was "Innocent" which I'm guessing will be featured on her awaited new album "Speak Now"

I'm still not convinced at all that this song was to Kanye.

I'm pretty sure there wasn't THAT much animosity if any at all. 

The song in my opinion was quite nice.

I decode the meaning a bit different than others might. .

(Sorry I'm a conspiracy theorist)

However, the jest of the song was capturing.

I also enjoyed how the environment lured you in.

Something tells me "Speak Now" won't truly be a, 

"Sididdy-bum-bop lovey dovey" Swifter (haha)

Even though her lyrics are always true, real and pretty relative.

I feel this is a step deeper into the "Swifter Heart Crevices"

I could have sworn I had a legit link to the performance, but they rip stuff off of Youtube before you can even say YOUTUBE

So here's a link to just the song.

Enjoy :)