He Said She Said (song)

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"He Said, She Said"

Single by Ashley Tisdale
from the album Headstrong
Released	February 5, 2007 (U.S. Radios)) January 15, 2007 (Europe) December 19, 2006 (U.S. Digital Sales)
Format	Digital Download
Recorded	2006
Genre	Pop
Length	3:08
Label	Warner Bros. Records
Writer(s)	Jonathan "JR" Rotem, Evan "Kidd" Bogart, Ryan "Alias" Tedder
Producer(s)	J.R. Rotem
Chart positions
#2 (Canada) #45 (Chile) #77 (U.S.)
Ashley Tisdale singles chronology
"Be Good to Me" (2007)	"He Said, She Said" (2007)	"Not Like That" (2007)

"He Said, She Said" is going to be a single from Ashley Tisdale's debut album, Headstrong. It was co-written by top songwriter/producer Jonathan "J.R." Rotem (Britney Spears, Destiny's Child, Rihanna), Evan "Kidd" Bogart (Rihanna), and Ryan "Alias" Tedder (Jennifer Lopez). Tisdale sings as two different people from a boy and a girl perspective. The song leaked in full on December 10. Ashley's first solo album will be released on February 6, 2007. She performs the song before release at shows of High School Musical the Concert. The video was filmed on January 25, 2007. However, as of April 2007, the video has yet to be released.

The song was released as a single on iTunes on December 19, 2006 alongside "Headstrong", the title track from her debut album. "He Said She Said" holds some different lyrics then the version leaked on the internet. It debuted on the Billboard Hot 100, even though it had not yet been released to US retail radios. It was released to U.S. Radios in February 2007, before "Be Good To Me" was released since "He Said She Said" was originally going to be first single. But the music video for "He Said She Said" has been pushed off and now "Be Good To Me" is the first official single.

There are currently three different versions of this song:

The first one leaked on the internet and that Ashley performs on the HSM tour. It is not as explicit as the original album version, yet not as heavily edited as the Radio Disney version. It is the only version of the song to not see any official release.
The one released on iTunes as a single and also played on Radio Disney
A more mature version (The official version on Tisdale's album and used for the music video)

1 He Said She Said (iTunes Release)
2 He Said She Said (iTunes Release - New Edition)
3 Track listing
4 Versions
5 Charts
6 Music Video
7 Trivia
8 References

[edit] He Said She Said (iTunes Release)

He Said, She Said (Single Version) [3:08]
Headstrong (Single Version) [3:11]

This release has since been removed and is no longer available for purchase on iTunes. It has been replaced by the He Said She Said - iTunes Single #2 that includes Be Good To Me instead of Headstrong.

[edit] He Said She Said (iTunes Release - New Edition)

He Said, She Said (Edit) [3:08]
Be Good To Me (Edit) [3:15]

[edit] Track listing

This is the official tracklist of the CD-single [1].

"He Said She Said (Edited Version)"
"He Said She Said (Radio Disney Version)"
"He Said She Said (Album Version)"
"He Said She Said (Demo)"
"He Said She Said (Jack D. Elliot Remix)"

[edit] Versions

He Said, She Said (Single Version) [3:08] - Leaked and available for download
He Said, She Said (Album Version) [3:08] - Album Version
He Said, She Said (Demo Version) [3:04]
He Said, She Said (Jack D. Elliot Remix) (Unreleased)*
He Said, She Said (Gomi Remix) (Unreleased) **
He Said, She Said (Craig C Remix) (Unreleased) ***
He Said, She Said (Azriel Drake's Elektrik Radio Edit) [3:30] (Unofficial)
He Said, She Said (Azriel Drake's Elektrik Club Mix) [6:47] (Unofficial)
He Said, She Said (Azriel Drake's Sonic Dub) [7:13] (Unofficial)

Jack D. Elliot mix is mentioned on Jack's official Myspace.
Gomi mix is mentioned on the New Releases page of DJ Gomi's official website.
Craig C mix is listed in his February 2007 Top 10

Release status for the remixes is currently unknown; since Be Good To Me is now officially the first single. The remixes may or may not be released at a later date.

[edit] Charts

On the week ending January 27, 2007, the single debuted on the Billboard Hot 100 at #77.^[1]

Chart (2007)	Peak position
U.S. Billboard Hot 100	77
Billboard Pop 100	62
Hot Digital Songs	65
Chile Top 100 Airplay	45
Canada Singles Chart	2
Rhapsody Top Teen Beat Tracks	22

[edit] Music Video

The video for "He Said She Said" was filmed on January 25, 2007. In the video, Tisdale is in a high school. She sees a cute guy, and falls for him. She starts to do silly things to impress him. Then Tisdale enters a classroom, but the classroom is actually a nightclub. She starts having a dance-off with the mean girls from her school, and at the end, dances with the cute boy. The video for "He Said, She Said" is directed by Chris Applebaum. It's unknown when the video will now premiere, it was due to be first shown on TRL on the 7th February but took longer to edit than first anticipated and was held back. It was due to premiere the following week but it was never shown. It is now confirmed by Warner Bros. that they are holding back the "He Said, She Said" video until after the premiere of a new official "Be Good to Me" Music Video.

[edit] Trivia

This is Ashley's second single off of Headstrong.
Phill Lewis had visited the video set while Ashley was filming.
In the first scene, Ashley slammed a locker so hard, the crew had to get a new locker because it was stuck (as how she mentions in her Youtube video).
Ashley said that there was a kissing scene on the music video but it was edited out.