Shania Twain, 57, still believes in the power of leopard print

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Comments

[moustacherider]

I'm still shooketh there is two versions of That Don't Impress Me Much

[nymphchild]

hol up. what?

[moustacherider]

This is the original version

And this is the version we heard in Australia

[buries]

WHAT???

The Aussie version, of course, SLAPS. And our video is longer! (I was obsessed with this song and video as a kid...)

[angriest_girl]

WHAT

I have only ever heard the second one before now, and I don’t know if it’s confirmation bias, but I like it better than the other one. It’s more zazzy or something.

[manu19]

omg I had no idea the first version existed! And I owned all 3 versions of the "UP" album :D

[erstwhile_jab]

OMG! No wonder the other day I had a 90s playlist on and the original version came on and I kept wondering if I’d remembered the entire song incorrectly but it’s good to know, I didn’t make up those beginning “uh-uh-oh-oh’s”!

[new_peteland]

We had the second version in the UK, but I bought the album when I was in the US, and I was like… the fuck?!

[comava]

Confirm this is what we heard in Switzerland too

[inandoutofgrace]

you are blowing my freaking mind right now omg

[wonder_freak]

What! I'm so confused because I feel like I heard the first version here in Australia too. Maybe it was on Rage at some point. 😂

[noodlecookie]

The second one is the one I heard too. Still a bop to this day.

[hellicoptajuuce]

o yeah Shania was doing country and pop mixes of her songs for ages.

She even released 3 versions of an album that were all entirely mixed different, Taylor who?

[off_daze]

Oh wow. I never heard the second version before but I am from Canada. Maybe her team did some market research to see what would be more appealing in different countries.

[weighty_ghost]

I feel like I’ve heard both versions (Canadian) but that may be bc I’ve watched some documentaries on her. Or my brain didn’t clock they were different from one another.

[rebeljean]

As a Canadian, I heard both of these versions on the radio regularly as a kid in the 90s.