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finalrpgfantasy on 01 November 2009
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HappySqurriel said:
finalrpgfantasy said:
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PErsonally I found Cartmans performance last Wednesday far more enjoyable..

why do you people hate on her? Seriously I want a good explanation? Is it because society makes us hate POP artists because we are MEN we cannot like a pop artist? I am getting fucking tired of it, and I bet you you have NEVER seen a fucking performence of her to say that.

Methinks you're being a little too defensive of the lady. Look, I think her music is alright. I wouldn't personally listen to it, but I can understand why others would.

On the other hand, Michael Jackson is a pop artist and you'll practically get run over for not liking the man.

It's just possible that some people don't like her and don't think her music is that great. I'm one of those people. I can have an opinion.

I am defensive because he makes her look like a pile of shit like all these other artists out there, she isn't britney spears, she isn't katy perry, she isn't any of these manufactured artists that can't even sing to begin with. I know if you guys would see her performences, you would be beyond impressed, the moment I saw her was the moment I knew something good was going to happen to music. Just wait and see, and yes I know michael jackson is an exception, but if your a guy and you like madonna, your a homosexual because society does that, you can't have a madonna song on your ipod without people thinking you are gay.

why do you say that britney and katey are manufactured artist i have see a lot of videos when they sing live but you have a point because these artist sometimes use playback and lady gaga rarely or mabe never..

Live performances from artists today mean very little in relation to how well an artist can actually sing or hold a note ...

For about a decade pop artists have used auto-tuners for real-time vocal correction, and the combination of increasingly powerful hardware and more sophisticated software has made lip-syncing (almost) unnecessary because you can fully correct the pitch and tone of a singer in real time; and I wouldn’t be surprised if you could pre-program the correct pitches and tones to put a singer on "auto-pilot". There are reasons why most pop artists avoid live-unplugged singing at all costs.

thanks to NASA.