[QUOTE=bobsynergy;24720187]Like I said about the corrupt thing, there is no emotion in his work, others do because they THINK, (key word here is think)that he has emotions in his work. Listen to some Jazz, classic rock, the songs I posted, and Blues especially, also maybe some Heavy Metal (some emotion, but making that music because they love making it) there is tons of emotion in it and feeling.[/QUOTE]
Once again, that's a subjective area. You "THINK" he has no emotion in his work, but you don't KNOW. I could say that heavy metal is emotionless and just a lot of noise designed to make money, but that would be ridiculous to say. I have no way to tell for SURE why those artists do what they do, so the least I can do is respect that they do it and they're making a living out of it, and refrain from causing shitstorms just because I don't like a certain style of music or the artist(s).
This goes for everyone jumping for joy that Bieber collapsed as well. We all respect that you don't like the music on the radio, or you don't like that particular artist's music, but saying dumb shit and wishing ill on them is just dumb, immature, and pretty ignorant. Have some respect for other styles of music, whether you like them or not. Other people do, and you'll just have to deal with it. Since I'm pretty sure none of you are in Bieber's close circle of personal people, you will never know for sure why he's doing this for a career.
Hope he got a concussion.
I hear you can stay awake on coke for more than a week
[QUOTE=LCBADs;24703220]I wonder if Justin Beiber regrets his fame.[/QUOTE]
He doesn't.
[QUOTE=toastedspyro;24703048]He's finally on drugs.[/QUOTE]
I suspect he's not, but should be.
I was happy about this.
Justin Bieber's singing is like perfection.
It just can't be done.
"Doctors insists that he rest more... or else he risks another collapse. But he can't -- or won't -- because he doesn't want to disappoint he's mom."
Wow she must be so proud of her daughter.
Man, I know his music don't really appeal to us, but he honestly needs to take a break before he burns out like all those other late music stars. He might be a singer of music that we don't like, but the kid doesn't deserve to die just yet.
Hasn't he constantly been on tour since his debut?
:downsbravo:
[sp]Agree if you think this news is for the best.[/sp]
Keep milking that cash cow till his tits turn into blackened stubs and fall off.
Who gives a fuck about what Justin 'million dollar baby' Beiber actually wants or thinks. Because it sure isn't his managers and it sure isn't his fans and it sure as HELL isn't his critics.
The bomb has finally started ticking. It's only a matter of time. His ego, fame, fortune, and what is expected of him will finally over stress him. Personally I don't think anyone should be able to be rich and famous because they can sing/act/play. Everyone should have to do the same work that most of us do.
Oh no, was your wallet too big to carry around? Or maybe the roomservice was too exotic? Or maybe your hotel prostitute gave you too many blowjobs?
Well, don't worry, just, just have a seat here, don't mind the straps, theere we go.
*Pulls down a lever as the lights in the room pulse and flicker.*
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[QUOTE=Suzune;24720526]You have a justified reason for not liking him, but there are others who hate him for bad reasons, and while I'm sure you would give him respect for stepping down those people wouldn't.
As for children getting adjusted, I'm similar to you. I was never a fan of the generic music my friends listened to, and I really didn't listen to music until recently about a few months ago when I found Led Zeppelin. At only age 13 when being recommended by an online friend. Some kids are mature enough to appreciate certain genres of music, but very few of the ones I grow up with do, which for me makes me wonder how other children would fair with this music.[/QUOTE]
People have different tastes, you don't have to be "mature" to like the music that you believe is good music.
He probably stopped doing drugs and is on withdrawal.
[QUOTE=goldenbuttocks;24791031]People have different tastes, you don't have to be "mature" to like the music that you believe is good music.[/QUOTE]
Not true, today's music is very generic/repedative, which will have a negative effect on your cognitive reflexes.
The brain needs diversity, modern music lacks it, whilst older and more classical genres have a lot of it.
[QUOTE=Corporal Yippie;24702856]hope its cancer
edit: oh, nevermind
edit: hope he still gets cancer[/QUOTE]
You seriously hope he develops a deadly illness because you don't like the music he is creating? Seriously? Looks like a bad case of jealousy in my book.
[QUOTE=demoguy08;24791196]You seriously hope he develops a deadly illness because you don't like the music he is creating? Seriously? Looks like a bad case of jealousy in my book.[/QUOTE]
It's not that, he's a massive marketing exploit. He's been incredebly industrialized and his only profitable angle is how naive his fans are.
All in all, if he'd deliver the product people paid for, I'd be less pissed off at him, then he'd just be another self-delusional jackass who defiles the future generations by putting lower standards on music.
[QUOTE=Vinze;24791082]Not true, today's music is very generic/repedative, which will have a negative effect on your cognitive reflexes.
The brain needs diversity, modern music lacks it, whilst older and more classical genres have a lot of it.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=Vinze;24791393]It's not that, he's a massive marketing exploit. He's been incredebly industrialized and his only profitable angle is how naive his fans are.
All in all, if he'd deliver the product people paid for, I'd be less pissed off at him, then he'd just be another self-delusional jackass who defiles the future generations by putting lower standards on music.[/QUOTE]
Listen to yourself, you're just like the other kids in here acting ignorant and elitist. The music his genre is in is pop music, no one's making it seem like anything more other than his own younger fans. Clearly his "product" delivers, he's filling a massive demand and achieving nothing but success. Get off your high horse, and feel free to dislike his MUSIC, but knock it off with making retarded assumptions about what you think you know about a complete stranger.
oh no a kid is doing what he likes lets wish death upon him
oh no a kid is making more money than i am lets wish death upon him
oh no a kid has millions of fans and i have none lets wish death upon him
oh no i don't like this kids music lets wish death upon him
i am assuming this kid is a dick or is a douche because he's popular
this is all i see from bieber haters
no one really has a legit reason other than "I know why i hate him but it's none of those reasons and i don't want to post it" the reason you don't want to post it is because you don't have a different reason.
[QUOTE=djshox;24791683]Listen to yourself, you're just like the other kids in here acting ignorant and elitist. The music his genre is in is pop music, no one's making it seem like anything more other than his own younger fans. Clearly his "product" delivers, he's filling a massive demand and achieving nothing but success. Get off your high horse, and feel free to dislike his MUSIC, but knock it off with making retarded assumptions about what you think you know about a complete stranger.[/QUOTE]
I never said anything about him as an individual, I just picked a few things up from my psycological studies. It's just a hobby, sure, but I like human behaviour, and his music litterrarry numbs down one's mind, much like other modern music does. It has a certain pattern within itself that makes one's cognitive reflexes reduce, as mentioned.
I'm not an elitist, that would suggest I consider myself above others, which I don't. I am, however, a realist, so I don't care much for the concept of "Hey, let's be nice to everyone reguardless of what major ignorance and general stupidity the spew over mankind."-concept. I guess I'm just the kind of human being that wishes for mankind to move forward, rather than backward. For that to be done, we need to put standards on things, instead of carelessly praise anyone that the media tells us to. Justin Beiber is just an anchor to general standards of music quality. He sells some of the most expensive concert tickets, and most of his concerts lasts for less than three minutes, which is an alltime record of abruption. Yet, he earns masses of money on it, meaning him, and people like him in the future will get away with it.
Plus, his lyrics are incredebly dull and generic, and I mean that in a pure analytical sense, they lack diversity and sometimes makes no sense what so ever.
Example: "Baby, baby, baby, baby... baby, baby, baby... baby."
[QUOTE=Vinze;24791857]I never said anything about him as an individual, I just picked a few things up from my psycological studies. It's just a hobby, sure, but I like human behaviour, and his music litterrarry numbs down one's mind, much like other modern music does. It has a certain pattern within itself that makes one's cognitive reflexes reduce, as mentioned.
I'm not an elitist, that would suggest I consider myself above others, which I don't. I am, however, a realist, so I don't care much for the concept of "Hey, let's be nice to everyone reguardless of what major ignorance and general stupidity the spew over mankind."-concept. I guess I'm just the kind of human being that wishes for mankind to move forward, rather than backward. For that to be done, we need to put standards on things, instead of carelessly praise anyone that the media tells us to. Justin Beiber is just an anchor to general standards of music quality. He sells some of the most expensive concert tickets, and most of his concerts lasts for less than three minutes, which is an alltime record of abruption. Yet, he earns masses of money on it, meaning him, and people like him in the future will get away with it.
Plus, his lyrics are incredebly dull and generic, and I mean that in a pure analytical sense, they lack diversity and sometimes makes no sense what so ever.
Example: "Baby, baby, baby, baby... baby, baby, baby... baby."[/QUOTE]
so we should wish death upon him
[QUOTE=Fire Kracker;24791875]so we should wish death upon him[/QUOTE]
Well, yeah, or just that someone severs his vocal cords...
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Unless he starts to make money singing in signlangauge, in which case he's out of chances.
[QUOTE=Vinze;24791857]I never said anything about him as an individual, I just picked a few things up from my psycological studies. It's just a hobby, sure, but I like human behaviour, and his music litterrarry numbs down one's mind, much like other modern music does. It has a certain pattern within itself that makes one's cognitive reflexes reduce, as mentioned.
I'm not an elitist, that would suggest I consider myself above others, which I don't. I am, however, a realist, so I don't care much for the concept of "Hey, let's be nice to everyone reguardless of what major ignorance and general stupidity the spew over mankind."-concept. I guess I'm just the kind of human being that wishes for mankind to move forward, rather than backward. For that to be done, we need to put standards on things, instead of carelessly praise anyone that the media tells us to. Justin Beiber is just an anchor to general standards of music quality. He sells some of the most expensive concert tickets, and most of his concerts lasts for less than three minutes, which is an alltime record of abruption. Yet, he earns masses of money on it, meaning him, and people like him in the future will get away with it.
Plus, his lyrics are incredebly dull and generic, and I mean that in a pure analytical sense, they lack diversity and sometimes makes no sense what so ever.
Example: "Baby, baby, baby, baby... baby, baby, baby... baby."[/QUOTE]
His target demographics are 10-16 year old girls. It's nice to think that they could all enjoy classical music as much as Justin Bieber, but that won't happen, and so you'll just have to really be a "realist."
You don't have to care for the concept of "Hey, let's be nice to everyone reguardless of what major ignorance and general stupidity the spew over mankind" but you CAN do it for the concept of "Hey, let's be nice to everyone regardless of how different their musical tastes are." I hope you learned in your "psychological studies" that having an open mind and being aware of other views, opinions and perspectives is the more intelligent and more mature thing to do.
[QUOTE=djshox;24792010]His target demographics are 10-16 year old girls. It's nice to think that they could all enjoy classical music as much as Justin Bieber, but that won't happen, and so you'll just have to really be a "realist."
You don't have to care for the concept of "Hey, let's be nice to everyone reguardless of what major ignorance and general stupidity the spew over mankind" but you CAN do it for the concept of "Hey, let's be nice to everyone regardless of how different their musical tastes are." I hope you learned in your "psychological studies" that having an open mind and being aware of other views, opinions and perspectives is the more intelligent and more mature thing to do.[/QUOTE]
Sorry, I'm a fan of science, and all in all, if you compare Beiber's work with his paycheck, he sucks, reguardless of taste. I know you're most likley a fanboy who's acting like a pseudo-intellectual liberalist in order to gain some kind of atleast slightly reasonable standpoint, but all in all, it's easy to tell you're just being rethorical when [B]all [/B]you do is trying to discredit me instead of providing a reasonable argument, this is no different than discussing god with a christian, since fan is after all short for "fanatic".
tl;dr: :science:
Nice of you to completely misread the entire post. Compare his work with his paycheck? That makes absolutely zero sense. I don't even care for Bieber's music but Facepunch's "hateful" obsession with him is ridiculous. Looks like your high school intro to psychology class didn't pay off. A blue member showing his true colors.
The day he dies people gonna cheer. But deep down inside they will be crying.
[QUOTE=djshox;24792240]Nice of you to completely misread the entire post. Compare his work with his paycheck? That makes absolutely zero sense. I don't even care for Bieber's music but Facepunch's "hateful" obsession with him is ridiculous. Looks like your high school intro to psychology class didn't pay off. [B]A blue member showing his true colors[/B].[/QUOTE]
:raise: Yeah, if anyone shows their true colors here, it's me...
Also, it's easy to compare his work to his paycheck: He hardly does anything, and makes millions and yet millions of money thanks to publicity rather than his music.
Only reason you're not taking a stand against this is most likley because you're selfish and lazy, not caring about future generations.
He sings and performs for a living. He's not a producer, or an audio engineer, or a mastering engineer. You know how much he makes? Would you mind showing us the sources you have for those numbers? You DO know that a vast majority of those profits get deducted and given to the label for their promotional/marketing/industry work? For all we know, and this isn't all that uncommon in the industry, he could either be barely scraping by, or even in debt.
I don't take a stand against him because even though I don't care for his music, I respect that other people do. It'd be like me hating dubstep music, and then going out of my way on a crusade to rejoice whenever something happens to a dubstep artist, or even slamming people who enjoy that music. It's called having a narrow mindset and being ignorant. 10 years ago Nick Carter and Aaron Carter were all the rage, and now the girls who were gaga for them have grown up and moved on to more mature tastes, and now you don't even hear about those two guys. Pop music will always be what it is, and it's not making itself seem like anything more. Stop getting up in arms when someone is successful.
[QUOTE=djshox;24792619]He sings and performs for a living. He's not a producer, or an audio engineer, or a mastering engineer. You know how much he makes? Would you mind showing us the sources you have for those numbers? You DO know that a vast majority of those profits get deducted and given to the label for their promotional/marketing/industry work? For all we know, and this isn't all that uncommon in the industry, he could either be barely scraping by, or even in debt.
I don't take a stand against him because even though I don't care for his music, I respect that other people do. It'd be like me hating dubstep music, and then going out of my way on a crusade to rejoice whenever something happens to a dubstep artist, or even slamming people who enjoy that music. It's called having a narrow mindset and being ignorant. 10 years ago Nick Carter and Aaron Carter were all the rage, and now the girls who were gaga for them have grown up and moved on to more mature tastes, and now you don't even hear about those two guys. Pop music will always be what it is, and it's not making itself seem like anything more. Stop getting up in arms when someone is successful.[/QUOTE]
That's a very selfish notion you have there, there's two ways to get successful: Contribution and greed. This is the second one, using things such as commercialism and exploitations. Just because you're not in any way affected by the problem, does not mean it's still there. He simply does things at worse quality than people have in the past, and makes more money, and if people continue in his spirit, things will get even worse.
I know this is problably only noticable after you're long gone, which is why you can simply deny any issue and live on, isolated from the needs of mankind. But for those of us who care, being a skeptic is something that's natural when it comes to anything with a major income. It's nice to see you're doing well and is not bought into this, so please, do carry on in the same spirit, because when things goes badly, I'm sure someone else will handle it. :downs:
damnet i was hoping his neck'd snap
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