But don't snark me because you misinterpreted the intent of my post.

It was a simple question. What's the soundtrack for current teens in love?

You could name some songs, but you wanted to debate the premise of the question. And then you wanted to make an assessment of me. It's a tired response to posts and I'm bored with it.

I search R&B on Itunes and Google Play nearly every week, and a lot of the music seems to resist saying the words, "I love you", "I'm in with you", etc etc.

So I ask the question to see what is really being interpreted as a love song.

You gave your examples, you're done now. So feel free to go on with the rest of your day.