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MAN MAKING FUN OF JUSTIN BIEBER IS SO COOL AND AWESOME !!!!
And over the weekend, Justin Bieber videos on YouTube were the target for internet hackers, redirecting users to adult websites or triggering pop-up messages saying that the Canadian singer had died in a car crash.
because he's a little shit and is the perfect example of music specifically created to make tons of money off people who don't know any better instead of anything, I don't know, important?
I agree.
which is totally a brand new development in the world of music right.because he's a little shit and is the perfect example of music specifically created to make tons of money off people who don't know any better instead of anything, I don't know, important?
whining about it on an internet forum will do nothing. there will always be a market for this kind of stuff because there will always be kids.as long as we sit around and don't do anything and don't complain there will just be more "artists" who don't write their own music to take his place and I don't really want this to be a standard for tomorrow's music.
regardless of hardcore computer kiddies' whining, the general public will always define hacking as 'messing with computers'. popular usage supersedes technical definition.Because exploiting a bug in youtube's comments = hacking
we should punish someone for trying to earn a living. brilliant.It's about time Bieber gets what he deserves. If he was making his music for the sake of making music, then I wouldn't care as much. But its obvious he's only doing this for money.
think: when you were ten, what sort of music did you listen to? would you call that 'good music' now?It makes me worry that future generations won't know good music.
because he's a little shit and is the perfect example of music specifically created to make tons of money off people who don't know any better instead of anything, I don't know, important?
I agree.
we should punish someone for trying to earn a living. brilliant.
it doesn't matter at all what his motivation is. he's performing a service which other people are more than willing to pay for. you are completely free to ignore his very existence. there is no compulsion to buy his products. that's the way the world works, honey.
think: when you were ten, what sort of music did you listen to? would you call that 'good music' now?
this whole topic, and the anti-Bieber/Cyrus/Jonas Bros. movement in general essentially boils down to 'i'm not the target audience'
which is totally a brand new development in the world of music right. of course not, the point is is that no one has done shit and so it remains
whining about it on an internet forum will do nothing. there will always be a market for this kind of stuff because there will always be kids. it might motivate people to get off their out of shape asses and do what is described in the next quote. (I realize that but it is not just kids perpetuating this)
yes except for the snarky shit in parentheses which really worries megrown up people (who honestly should have better things to worry about) can 'do something' by actually buying CDs of the bands they like (yes, this means money will go to The Man, sorry guys - on the flipside, it shows The Man that your favourite band is worth holding on to) instead of trying to justify piracy through semantics and questionable ethics.
worries you?yes except for the snarky shit in parentheses which really worries me
justin bieber represents a form of music production (in the mass-marketed, sterile vein that you describe) that has existed as long as the music industry. he is nothing new. neither him, nor his other tweeny-boppin' pals herald the end of niche music. as long as people like you continue to support and encourage the artists which you prefer, everything will carry on as normal.I'm blowing this out of proportion but do you get where I'm coming from?
edit: oh and because I don't think I made my point very clear: a childrens' entertainer is not something that you should be concerned about when there's fun stuff like erosion of liberty, environmental degradation and mass human suffering to get your knickers twisted over.