The True Meaning of ‘Let it Go’?

Today, I present to you another “Let it Go” cover.

I know what you’re thinking: “Ugh, not another one!?”

Hold on there.  This is a different kind of cover.

It’s (almost) the truth behind the meaning of “Let it Go” (like what I did there, Frank?)

Dewey Roth and his wife, Debbie.
Image courtesy Dewey's Facebook
profile and used with permission.

Now you’re interested?

First, let me give you some backstory.  My friend/mentor Dewey Roth is one of the funniest people I know.  I first met him at Giant Step Theatre, where he was choreographer/director/actor/"Stupid Stories" teller…what was your title anyway, Dewey?

He writes a blog called Almost the Truth, in which he discusses, well, almost the truth about things.

And there’s always a touch of humor.

Now, without further ado, here is Dewey’s interpretation of the true meaning of the “Let it Go” lyrics.

Enjoy! (You will.)



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"Let it Go" Exclusive Dance Remixes

So awhile back, this anonymous confession showed up at Walt Disney Confessions...

Image from waltdisneyconfessions.tumblrcom

...and I just laughed.

I mean, seriously?

Of course Disney is aware!  "Let it Go" has been blowing up pop culture, from covers to memes!

(Why do you think I've posted so much about it?  Because it's everywhere!)

And who's making money off of it?

Disney.

Anyway, now they've debuted three dance remixes of "Let it Go," which you can listen to below.

Papercha$er Remix

Billboard.com debuted this catchy remix.  I personally think while it's okay, it could have been better.


Dave Aude Remix

Time.com debuted this addictive remix.  Out of the three, I found this one to be best -- I actually got up and danced along in the lab!  (#noshame)



DJ Escape & Tony Coluccio Remix

And the final remix debuted on idolator.com.  I don't like this one at all -- after the first few minutes, I tuned it out to background noise.



Which remix did you like best?  Or, none at all?  Honestly, I didn't like any of them that much (but I understand the concept); but of the three, Dave Aude's version was the best.

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