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Tag Archives: music
Obnoxious Sports, Pretentious Arts Enthusiasts Two Sides of Same Coin
Pretentious art snobs and knuckle-dragging sportos are two sides of the same coin — and their actions only serve to discourage emerging and casual fans of their passions. Continue reading
What Can’t People on Their High Horses Enjoy the Ride?
The world’s a bad enough place as it is — criticizing others for their interests not meeting some arbitrary threshold of appropriateness simply doesn’t make it any better. Continue reading
Don’t Get Mad. Who is Paul McCartney Twitter Trend Is Just Us, Years Later
Why the supercilious response to the #whoispaulmccartney hash tag on Twitter reflects negatively on the adults — not the kids who are just being us, years later. Continue reading
Posted in Social Media
Tagged #whoispaulmccartney, adults, grammys, history, Justin Bieber, music, The Beatles, youth
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Bieber Vid Critics Put the Hip in Hypocrisy
The overly pretentious and supercilious response to a video of Mexican girls wailing over the fact that a Justin Bieber concert sold out shows that these pre-teens and teens aren’t the only ones with a lack of perspective. Continue reading
Posted in Lifestyle, Social Media
Tagged girls, Justin Bieber, music, pre-teen, teenagers, video, YouTube
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Bands Not Subject to Murphy’s Law for Glee
The kerfuffle between Glee’s creator and the bands Kings of Leon and Guns ‘n Roses may seem frivolous, but the issue at hand — creative control — is nothing to take lightly. Continue reading
