Ah, yes. The typical pop music snob mentality.
I think we should armwrestle over which genre has more substance and settle it once and for all.
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lady gaga is an abomination
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Ah, yes. The typical pop music snob mentality.
I think we should armwrestle over which genre has more substance and settle it once and for all.
Wrong, Its:
Hanson
MMMBop (Just 3 Ms, not 4)
1996 and 1997.
As far as i see it i should get the frubal, not you. You might as well have not answered at all if this is the accuracy of your answers.
At best we should split the frubal.
Jacksnyte
Reverend
Ah, yes. The typical pop music snob mentality.
Sorry, can't help it, as I am a musician myself.
Oh, don't apologize. It's your opinion. :hug:
Btw, UV is a musician. And I studied and performed classical and jazz piano for eight years, vocals for more than 20 years.
Ready to armwrestle now?
Kilgore Trout
Misanthropic Humanist
Yeah there are millions of mediocre musicians who overestimate their own musical talent by underestimating popular musicians, me being one of them.
Anonymouse
Member
Lady Gaga is like 3D. Sure you can keep bringing that look back but the glasses are still burdensome.
A
angellous_evangellous
Guest
No more caffiene for you.
3Cheers4Lilith
Member
Some of you might not like her music, but you at least have to give her props for what she stands for. Most musicians stand for nothing.
Other than Bono.
Other than Bono.
McBell
Unbound
Don't forget the Teletubbies...
Rakhel
Well-Known Member
None of those are as bad as the Boobah.
Hanson
MMMMBop
I forget the year...1997? 98?
Oh, and Gaga rules.
you both got one
3Cheers4Lilith
Member
I know this is totally off topic, but what is a frubal?
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angellous_evangellous
Guest
3Cheers4Lilith
Member
I like tasties.:drool:
Jose Fly
Fisker of men
Ah yes, the fundamentalist's approach to popular culture.
Let's see....according to the fundamentalist Christian church I grew up in, because I listened to (showing my age here) Black Sabbath, Pink Floyd, Van Halen, and Jimi Hendrix, and because I watched prime time TV and popular movies, by now I should be a Satan worshiper, strung out on drugs, on my 5th marriage, and possibly also into some sort of Eastern mysticism.
Instead, here I am married to the same woman for 18 years, with two daughters, and have been a professional biologist since 1995. About the "worst" thing is that I'm not a Christian, although ironically the goofiness of the church I grew up in played a big part in me leaving the faith.
What most fundies don't realize is that popular culture only has marginal influence on most kids. You know what surveys show is the biggest influence on kids? Their parents. Oh sure, the kid may walk around the house singing Lady Gaga all day and have her posters up on the bedroom wall, but when it comes time to make major decisions, they're not thinking to themselves, "What would Lady Gaga do?"
About the only thing fundamentalists accomplish by freaking out over whatever the latest fad is, is making it that much more appealing. It's the "forbidden fruit" factor. So instead of protesting and complaining about Lady Gaga, spend some time with your kids. You'll have much, much more of an effect that way.
Let's see....according to the fundamentalist Christian church I grew up in, because I listened to (showing my age here) Black Sabbath, Pink Floyd, Van Halen, and Jimi Hendrix, and because I watched prime time TV and popular movies, by now I should be a Satan worshiper, strung out on drugs, on my 5th marriage, and possibly also into some sort of Eastern mysticism.
Instead, here I am married to the same woman for 18 years, with two daughters, and have been a professional biologist since 1995. About the "worst" thing is that I'm not a Christian, although ironically the goofiness of the church I grew up in played a big part in me leaving the faith.
What most fundies don't realize is that popular culture only has marginal influence on most kids. You know what surveys show is the biggest influence on kids? Their parents. Oh sure, the kid may walk around the house singing Lady Gaga all day and have her posters up on the bedroom wall, but when it comes time to make major decisions, they're not thinking to themselves, "What would Lady Gaga do?"
About the only thing fundamentalists accomplish by freaking out over whatever the latest fad is, is making it that much more appealing. It's the "forbidden fruit" factor. So instead of protesting and complaining about Lady Gaga, spend some time with your kids. You'll have much, much more of an effect that way.
and yet, they're OK with Barney. And they expect people to take them seriously.
Put your paws up, you beautiful little monsters.
I like these threads as they usually have great gaga videos. Here's a few:
Born this Way
YouTube - Lady Gaga - Born This Way
Greyson Covers Gaga's Paparazzi
YouTube - Greyson Chance Singing Paparazzi
Gaga's Paparazzi:
YouTube - Lady Gaga - Paparazzi
Telephone:
YouTube - Lady Gaga - Telephone ft. Beyoncé
Classic Gaga
YouTube - Vintage Lady Gaga Live at NYU - Captivated & Electric Kiss
I like these threads as they usually have great gaga videos. Here's a few:
Born this Way
YouTube - Lady Gaga - Born This Way
Greyson Covers Gaga's Paparazzi
YouTube - Greyson Chance Singing Paparazzi
Gaga's Paparazzi:
YouTube - Lady Gaga - Paparazzi
Telephone:
YouTube - Lady Gaga - Telephone ft. Beyoncé
Classic Gaga
YouTube - Vintage Lady Gaga Live at NYU - Captivated & Electric Kiss