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Max McNown - Love Me Back (Official Performance Video)

Max McNown – Love Me Back (Official Performance Video)

Max McNown

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Warm-up Questions

What kind of video do you expect from the title “Love Me Back (Official Performance Video)”—a story, a live performance, or something else? Why?
From the title “Love Me Back,” what do you think the main feeling will be: happiness, worry, gratitude, or anger?
What does “love me back” mean in a relationship or friendship?

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Max McNown – Love Me Back (Official Performance Video)

Opening feelings and first message (00:00 – 01:06)

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1. What does the speaker say they “blew” into the wind?

A wish
A song
A letter
A secret

2. What does the other person ask about the speaker’s smile?

“Why now?”
“Do you want to leave?”
“Is it real?”
“What does that mean?”

3. What does the speaker feel lucky about?

That they can leave
That they found a new job
That time slows down
That the other person loves them back

Max McNown – Love Me Back (Official Performance Video)

Warning and commitment (01:06 – 02:03)

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1. What does the speaker say the other person may not realize?

The money you spend
The place that you go
The words that you write
The hand that you hold

2. What does the speaker ask the other person to do?

“Say goodbye”
“Let it ride”
“Run away”
“Forget it all”

3. How does the speaker describe their commitment?

“I’m never coming back”
“I don’t want to feel”
“I’m always going to be all yours, all in”
“I’m looking for someone new”

Max McNown – Love Me Back (Official Performance Video)

Final chorus and ending (02:03 – 03:19)

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1. In the repeated chorus, what comparison does the speaker use for giving their soul?

Like a light in the dark
Like a penny on the track
Like a stone in the sea
Like a bird in the sky

2. What line is repeated as the main idea near the end?

“I’m just lucky that you love me back”
“I don’t need you anymore”
“Put a B on a table”
“Time in the Dandy Li”

3. What happens around the end of the video?

Applause
Thunder
A phone call
A speech

Max McNown – Love Me Back (Official Performance Video)

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1. What is the main theme of the lyrics?

Traveling to a new place
Winning a competition
Feeling grateful that love is returned
Learning a new skill

2. How does the speaker describe their emotions?

They feel too hard and too fast
They feel calm and silent
They feel bored and empty
They feel angry and loud

3. What does the speaker say they have given to the other person?

Only advice
A lot of money
Their heart and all the love they have
A promise to leave

Discussion Questions

Discuss the ideas from this video

Max McNown – Love Me Back (Official Performance Video)

Do you think it’s easy or difficult to “feel a little too hard… too fast” in relationships? Why?
What does “I’m just lucky that you love me back” suggest about the speaker’s confidence or insecurity?
The speaker says “put my soul in your hands.” What responsibilities come with someone trusting you like that?
What do you think the speaker means by “let it ride but don’t let it all in” (even if the exact words are unclear)? Give an example.

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