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Monday, April 5, 2010

You Call That Singing?

New singers in the music buisness what's your take on it. I mean some can sing and some just use technology for their voices to sound better. In today's society is it possible for anyone to be a singer? Because singing used to have to deal with talent but now I think it's just based on good looks.

2 comments:

angeldessy said...

i agre for example avril alvine(sp.) she can sing on her cd but in real life she sings like crap. Also Susan Boule(sp) she is an amazing singer btu nobody considered as amazing as other singers because her appearence was nto that great. UNFAIR MUCH

Blake Evil said...

I agree with angel dessy. These days it's all about looks, brands and popularity. With good looks rihanna and lady gaga (though they sing well) would be just another pair of shower-bar singers

Justin Bieber for example, latest craze, girls think he is a good looks god. Has anyone listened to 'Baby'? All it is: 'I said Baby baby baby nooooooooooooooooo baby baby baby oooooooooooooooh thought you always be mine. That is practically the whole dang song!

The looks thing is almost worse than brand name clothing. First, it is overpriced! The material is cheap! Most brand names have people in Thailand India Pakistan other countries of poverty work in sweatshops for minimum wage to make that one shirt, or jeans or whatever you're wearing! And then it becomes the 'in' thing. Shops brands or be a loser. I say this to all you brand monkeys: Shame On You!

What happened to pure talent, untainted by today's ideal of beauty? What happened to women and men who were content with their appearance, filled with oppertunities but shot down because of their looks? Now what we UAE is women like Miley Cyrus (pole danced at an award show and nude pictures), Britney Spears (shaved her head, kissed madonna and christina aguileara, got married in Vegas) all britney's music is a voice distorted by computer, pitch fix it and editing to form a good song but is it worth sellin your integrity as a performing artist. Apparently so.