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dJohn
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Registered: May 2002
Location: 619
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Praise my brother
Music should be expression of what you are, not how much money you want. American music entertainment is a fucking joke. With the exception of a few(notably electronic acts), I say, 'Once you go Pop, you can't stop".
Eminem is a perfect example of this. What was a very talented(still is) and fitting icon of the hip hop underground(diverse and talented, yet knows to keep it real...till now), turned into a POP star...NOT a rap star, but a pop star. He was lucky enough to have one of the best producers EVER in the music industry to spot him at a Freestyle Olympic event, and now look at him....people might think he has elevated himself to anoher level, yet in reality he has degenerated into a capitalism-money leeching celebrity who is grossly overpaid like every other celebrity. In my eyes, I think he's more pop than some of the other pop artists out there. Eminem started out right, and is going down wrong.
These people claiming to work hard for their money are lying hippocrits and nothing more. Sure, it takes once a few years to have a person talented enough to come out and be signed to a record label, but what happens after that? You have another Eminem, another American Idol...JUST what the country needs right now in these times of falsification(U.S gov't anybody?) and recessive economy(another overblown media projection), is another money making commercialized record act who writes....no, SINGS nursery rhymes written for her or him.
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Oct-03-2002 05:23
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Jah
i just want to wear a hat

Registered: Nov 2000
Location: Australia, Perth
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Oct-03-2002 08:01
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halo
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Registered: Jul 2002
Location: GTA #303 ;P
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Boy, that's sad. And I don't mean eminem, but all of you.
I totally agree with eminem. The point is, once you decide to make music for living, you depend on selling records. Even worse, today there are no more superstars as there were in the past. Stars that sold millions of records over decades. Today you can expect to be a star for like 5 years or so, then you'd have to totally reinvent your style to stay on top of the sales charts. If you fall, you have nothing, most popstars today don't even have proper education as they sacrrifice school for career.
Once you are a celebrity there is no way back. Imagine Britney Spears working in a fast food restaurant after her career ended...
IMHO it's a totally different situation with electronic club music. This stuff is mostly just a tool to get people dancing so only sells to DJs. (and addicts ) Many of the producers are DJs an earn their living form that or from having their own label and selling a lot more records by that, than only one artist can do.
Now I don't want to defend popstars... I hate their way of living and the fact that, the more popularity they gain the more money they get, but please remember there is always another side.
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Oct-03-2002 11:30
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starstarman
Supreme tranceaddict

Registered: May 2002
Location: Hong Kong
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Boy, that's sad. And I don't mean eminem, but all of you.
I totally agree with eminem. The point is, once you decide to make music for living, you depend on selling records. Even worse, today there are no more superstars as there were in the past. Stars that sold millions of records over decades. Today you can expect to be a star for like 5 years or so, then you'd have to totally reinvent your style to stay on top of the sales charts. If you fall, you have nothing, most popstars today don't even have proper education as they sacrrifice school for career.
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I'm sorry but that's your own choice. BTW as Eminem said,"btw it could kill the whole purpose of making music", the purpose of stealing and robbing seem like the same as your purpose of making music. And that's your own selfish purpose. Explosive was made to lead a easier and better life of human. Then the same selfish purpose cursed the fact.
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Once you are a celebrity there is no way back. Imagine Britney Spears working in a fast food restaurant after her career ended...
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I'm sorry if you mean that a celebrity is some kind of career that surpasss a worker in a fast food restaurant.
Whatever. I'm disappointed enough when I read sth like this. What a wonderful world we're living in.
And I apologize if it sounds too harsh. Cya bye
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Oct-03-2002 13:48
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