
Prior to "Call Me Maybe," Jepsen was a virtually unknown artist who had only released one full-length album. But with its release, the song quickly became a viral sensation, thanks in part to its upbeat melody, Jepsen's sweet vocals and the relatable story of a girl trying to muster the courage to ask a boy she likes for his number.
With the success of "Call Me Maybe," Jepsen's career skyrocketed. She went on to release two more albums, "Kiss" and "E•MO•TION," both of which received critical acclaim and cemented her place as one of pop music's most talented and versatile artists.
If you enjoyed "Call Me Maybe," there are plenty of other songs by Jepsen that are worth checking out. Here are just a few:
1. "Tonight I'm Getting Over You" - This dance-pop number from Jepsen's "Kiss" album boasts a club-ready beat and lyrics that touch on themes of heartbreak and moving on.
2. "Run Away with Me" - From Jepsen's "E•MO•TION" album, this song is a soaring pop anthem that showcases Jepsen's impressive vocal range and is sure to get stuck in your head.
3. "Boy Problems" - Another track from "E•MO•TION," "Boy Problems" is an upbeat, retro-inspired pop song that shows off Jepsen's playful side.
4. "Cut to the Feeling" - While not included on any of Jepsen's albums, "Cut to the Feeling" is still worth seeking out. Originally written for the "E•MO•TION" album, this upbeat track was ultimately left off the final release and later featured in the movie "Leap!".
If you're looking to add "Call Me Maybe" to your music collection, you can find it on platforms like Spotify, Amazon Music, Apple Music, Deezer, Google Play Music, Tidal, and YouTube Music. To download it for offline listening, simply open the platform of your choice, search for the song, and look for the option to download it to your device.
In my opinion, "Call Me Maybe" is a fun and upbeat pop song that perfectly captures the excitement and nerves of a crush. While some may argue that it's an overly simplistic track, I find that its charm lies in its simplicity. It's a song that's easy to sing along to and one that still manages to put a smile on my face years after its release, and that's what makes it a timeless pop classic.