What.. Can't.. Form.. Good God..
 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7DwT_2QQU64

Ok, at first I thought this was a dub video making fun of that "Friday" song...

Then I realized it was serious and..

What.. How.. Who.. Why?..

Good god what the hell is wrong with society if we don't have the balls to tell these people that a cat in a blender sounds better then listening to them.. I don't know whether to be sick or just go live in some remote secluded mountain away from these musical idiots.

/rant

Welcome to the dark ages my friend.

I'll be back in 5min, just checking my QUEEN collection in safe in my vault

here, enjoy some Yngwie Malmsteen
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XNOa5Gjh2lc&NR=1

One man's mead is another man's poison.

That's the good thing about art. No matter horrible, there will be some who will enjoy it. And there will be people like me who choose not to listen to it.

Geared for 12 year old girls, were safe.

Oh well.. at least it produces some decent humor :O:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fb-OP...eature=related

To me the whole Rebecca Black "Friday Song" phenom is proof that director Ed Wood Jr., was born too soon. If he was putting his schlocky movies on the net today with their ridiculous dialogue, rampant technical errors, lurid subjects and cheap sets he'd be a sensation. He live in an age that celebrates mediocrity by mocking it to the point where it becomes enjoyable for that aspect alone.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8bdeizHM9OU

feast your ears on "Die Antwood"
:o:o:o

for those of you who haven't seen the video yet:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CD2LRROpp...re=fvwkrel

Ok, there is tons of bashing her
about the too auto tuned voice, poorly written lyrics, and the bad rapping

but really, what happened was she wanted to fufill her pop star dream
and she went to a company who wrote the song, created the video, hired the rapper, played the accompaniment, and pretty much did everything

the whole concept was just to have some fun. like singing in the shower

The company charges around 2000$ for this service
for the whole thing(writing the song, playing the accompaniment, creating the video, etc)
if you really think about it, you get what you pay for

top quality music is expensive. and good composers charge a lot.
The guy who wrote the lyrics probably got payed like 50, same with the rapper.

The whole song and video was created for fun, Rebecca Black had fun, and that was the whole point!

She probably didn't even expect more than 10000 views.

@ the_tyrant 1: Thank you for a shot of true talent.

@ gimpy117: That was just foul.

@ the_tyrant 2: Nice try, but nothing could ever sucker me into watching that thing again.

yeah...Im not one that care much about profanity in music..but the fact it had no actually melody or words..and shes sitting on a toilet made me seriously question if that was music or not.

Ps. just about all of their songs are that bad.