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Friendbot2000 Member Level: 51      Posts: 293/577 EXP: 950482 For next: 63456 Since: 06-17-09 Since last post: 10.5 years Last activity: 10.5 years
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| What do you think about the pop star Kesha? I have heard a lot of people say that they hate her, but her songs are so damn catchy. |
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Danika 6230     Level: 141 Posts: 4221/6235 EXP: 33299843 For next: 820171 Since: 10-23-09 Since last post: 1.2 years Last activity: 1.2 years
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Kesha is just a poser trying to be like Lady Gaga, if you ask me... can't stand her at all =/ ____________________ Twitter • YouTube • DeviantArt • The Left Mouse Button |
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Friendbot2000 Member Level: 51 Posts: 295/577 EXP: 950482 For next: 63456 Since: 06-17-09 Since last post: 10.5 years Last activity: 10.5 years
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| Granted she is a lot like Lady Gaga, but I do respect her for one thing and one thing only. She objectifies men in her music the same way most artists objectify women. Lady Gaga does it more subtly but Kesha just comes out and says it. Objectifying men in mainstream media hasn't been done since Lil Kim so in a way I am proud of Kesha. |
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Taryn Passed away. Thanks for being a part of us, even if it wasn't always on the best of terms. 1987-2014 Level: 204  Posts: 8954/14742 EXP: 121752095 For next: 1597723 Since: 09-01-09 From: Seattle Since last post: 10.1 years Last activity: 9.8 years
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Friendbot2000 Member Level: 51 Posts: 296/577 EXP: 950482 For next: 63456 Since: 06-17-09 Since last post: 10.5 years Last activity: 10.5 years
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| XD Granted Terra.
I also like the beats better than the actual lyrics. Keep in mind that I don't actually listen to her. I just heard one of her songs on the radio and realized how similar she was to Lil Kim. |
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Rick M'Lord, there's a knife in your head! Level: 152  Posts: 477/7540 EXP: 43724157 For next: 577503 Since: 02-15-10 From: Maine Since last post: 7 days Last activity: 6 days
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| Kesha = Stop talking and start singing.
At least if you ask me. ____________________ |
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Originally posted by Friend2.0 I don't think that should be anything worth respecting, in my opinion. To me, this is somewhat like if a woman campaigned to deny men the right to vote because they denied women the right to vote for many years. Putting aside the fact that such a campaign would run straight into the ground, I wouldn't be thinking, "Wow, I respect her for trying to bring justice to women." Instead, I'd be thinking, "Wow, she's trying to deny about half of our population the right to vote." I could cut her a little slack for campaigning in the name of justice, or whatever, but this certainly isn't the way she should be doing it. The same thing, although on a much smaller scale, applies here. |
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Friendbot2000 Member Level: 51 Posts: 300/577 EXP: 950482 For next: 63456 Since: 06-17-09 Since last post: 10.5 years Last activity: 10.5 years
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Originally posted by The Red Snifit I can see your point. I just respect her a little for doing something that it is essentially taboo in popular culture. At least that is how it is in America. I am not saying she is bringing "justice" to women. I just like the fact that she is objectifying men. As far as I am concerned it is fair game and it is refreshing to see it being done in my opinion. |
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Taryn Passed away. Thanks for being a part of us, even if it wasn't always on the best of terms. 1987-2014 Level: 204 Posts: 8971/14742 EXP: 121752095 For next: 1597723 Since: 09-01-09 From: Seattle Since last post: 10.1 years Last activity: 9.8 years
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Friendbot2000 Member Level: 51 Posts: 302/577 EXP: 950482 For next: 63456 Since: 06-17-09 Since last post: 10.5 years Last activity: 10.5 years
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| I agree Terra. It is really nice to see musicians that are fully comfortable with their personal identities. In my opinion you can't write/play music if you aren't completely honest with yourself. Passion is what makes music wonderful and if it isn't there than you might as well pack up and get a day job. I also find musicians that dabble in a variety of different mediums and styles very refreshing. An artist that clings to a particular style comes off as flat and unadventurous to me. |
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