90% of Sup Forums doesn't know the difference.
90% of Sup Forums doesn't know the difference
Jacob Martin
Gabriel Green
based
Aaron Sullivan
nuke everything but ABBA
Aiden Hall
What category does this fall under?
Carter Anderson
I thought you were better than soyposters. disappointing.
Austin Thompson
>Three Cheers for Sweet Revenge
1: Gerard Way’s Vocals (nasal, thin, whiny and terribly obnoxious timbre, like a cat getting throat-fucked with a glass pole)
2: Lyricism (utterly meaningless, very immature teenage angst, no attempts at any self-reflection or introspection, very overdramatic and completely unimaginative/uncreative)
3: Boring music (typical, generic 3-4 power chord riffs with no deviation or experimentation with different musical composition; Danger Days was a regression and failure, sounds like insipid J-Pop Rock parody with more banal melodies)
4: Melodramatic concepts, ideas and theatrics (try to be highly artistic and grandiose, but with generic pop punk instrumentation they fail miserably and ultimately come off as pretentious instead, and have little to no irony)
5: Absolutely nothing special about them, before and now (had you taken away Gerard's painfully cringe-worthy dramatics and terrible lyrics, you find that they're just straightforward suburban teenage music akin to Blink-182, Sum 41, Good Charlotte, Godsmack, Three Days Grace, Papa Roach and other unimaginative pop punk, post-grunge, nu metal and other buttrock/mainstream rock acts, and had they not relied on their obnoxious style, they would have been forgotten by the end of the 2000s)
William Ortiz
Pic related.
But I am.
Oliver Wilson
completely accurate.
Jaxon Martin
no, you are one of them
we've lost you
Dominic Thomas
I've only ascended.
Elijah Adams
>Kesha is real pop
How?
William Lopez
Early trash pop Ke$ha is the epitome of real pop. You kidding?
Liam Collins
No comment on the b8 image, but you should listen to pic related
Brayden Cook
>pop i don't like vs pop i like
Jeremiah Cox
You didn't really answer my question.
How is it "real pop"?
Camden Brooks
>they don't know the difference
Cameron Jenkins
That's because there isn't one. It's literally albums you don't like vs. albums you like.
James Jenkins
That's why I asked you what it was 3 times.
If the difference is so easy to point out you would have said what it was by now.
Nolan Turner
>I need somebody else to explain to me the differences between Ke$ha and Steely Dan
The absolute state of this board.
Xavier Lee
Nice backpedaling.
Michael Green
fucking disgusting
Easton Gray
That's not what backpedaling means.
Andrew Rogers
>grimes is real pop
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAAHHAhaHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH
Joseph Wright
Those are all pretty soy tbqh senpai
Henry Hill
So many people dismiss Ke$ha's music without understanding her broader artistic relevance which is less strictly musical than it is mixed-media performance art viciously satirizing the pervasive hypocrisy and nihilism of all 21st century youth cultures, illuminating even the vices and biases among self-styled intellectual circles while masquerading as and even marketing herself to a social group they hold in knee-jerk contempt.
Take "Warrior", for recent example. It presents itself on a surface level as passionate, inanely militant anthem and call-to-arms to... apparently do nothing. Stupid and pointless, yes, but pointlessness which is so calculatedly stupid that it arouses suspicions as to whether it's genuine. Look at it in a broader context of pop music trends and one sees that "Warrior" is merely a distillation of the hypocrisy and absurdity within all such militant socio-political anthems which grow more endemic by the year (fun., Lady Gaga, Coldplay, Muse, fucking Green Day) but to some extent with any protest song. After all, no matter the validity or even the sincerity of the sentiment, a pop song is entertainment by nature and popular entertainment is a distraction from the Revolution, not a catalyst for it. Even Phil Ochs at his most impassioned may very well have been singing "Let's party and have fun listening to this song" - in other words, the literal meaning of Ke$ha's text.
That's one such song of many. And she attended college courses for fun in high school and scored a 2300 on her SATs so "No she's just dumb" is not an acceptable rebuttal.
Andrew Young
>hey everybody! I'm retarded! here's my trip so you know I'm a retard!
Gavin Kelly
Abba is not soy
James Foster
Joshua Scott
point to where the bad man panned your sacred cow