If the general public, as dumb as they are, are able to tell similarities between two songs within a musical genre that all sounds exactly the same anyway, you know that this tune has to be a direct copy cat to get any kind of special notice. Upon listening to the track however, anyone with more than three quarters of a functioning brain will realize that it's just like all the other overproduced musical feces that's on the radio these days. Maybe this whole thing will finally make pop fans connect those dots in their empty-heads, make the mental leap to compare every song they listen to side-by-side, realize it's all the same stupid garbage that's aurally on the same level as the sound of pinching a loaf, and stop listening to bad music.
A guy can dream, right?
Wow, it does sound like Madonna. A lot. Eh hmm ... I mean who's Madonna or this Lady Gaga person?
ReplyDeleteyou sound pretty foolish assuming these kind of ideas, just so you know... the locii of enunciation is set by the masses of people who are paid to understand culture and thus make those with talent and good music prevalent... yet you speak like these people agree with you... it's not funny nor is it intelligent.
ReplyDeleteOf course, quality is entirely relative to how popular something is. That's why Kenny G is a better saxophonist than Coltrane and Bird put together.
ReplyDeleteThat's essentially what you're saying, Anonymous. You're the one who sounds foolish. Not only are you a dolt, but a hypocrite and a coward, and on top of all that, your literacy could use some work.
You need to troll harder, child.
Brenocide, you fucking rule. \m/
ReplyDeleteThis is great music...check out Justin Timberlake's "Mirrrors" http://smarturl.it/JustinMirrors
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