[quote]debraD wrote:
“I want to dance like Miley Cyrus!” said no teenage girl ever.[/quote]
Maybe not, but “I want to BE Miley Cyrus!” said many teenage girls everywhere.
THAT is the problem.
[quote]Varqanir wrote:
[quote]debraD wrote:
“I want to dance like Miley Cyrus!” said no teenage girl ever.[/quote]
Maybe not, but “I want to BE Miley Cyrus!” said many teenage girls everywhere.
THAT is the problem.
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Perhaps before the VMAs, but after the VMAs I doubt that is true anymore. Show me some indication that teenagers thought this was a great performance and I’ll take that back.
[quote]debraD wrote:
[quote]Varqanir wrote:
[quote]debraD wrote:
“I want to dance like Miley Cyrus!” said no teenage girl ever.[/quote]
Maybe not, but “I want to BE Miley Cyrus!” said many teenage girls everywhere.
THAT is the problem.
[/quote]
Perhaps before the VMAs, but after the VMAs I doubt that is true anymore. Show me some indication that teenagers thought this was a great performance and I’ll take that back.[/quote]
He’s more talking about the fame, publicity and MILLIONS & MILLIONS of dollars $$$$$$$$$$$
Crappy controversial performances come and go.
More pub = more sales = more money
Also, I haven’t ready any of this thread so I don’t know if it’s been said already (probably has) but did any of you actually listen to the lyrics of the song she sang?
[quote]debraD wrote:
[quote]Professor X wrote:
[quote]Drunkard wrote:
I think this article best sums up what’s wrong with that performance. Better yet, this should have been printed in the Onion.[/quote]
Seriously.
Preach.[/quote]
Bah, you’ve said it yourself already–if she was hot you’d have no problem so spare us the racist claim. lol[/quote]
You kidding? She was so bad at it she might as well have been in blackface.
There is a fine line between suck and offensive…and I think that is what that article is about.
[quote]debraD wrote:
[quote]Varqanir wrote:
[quote]debraD wrote:
“I want to dance like Miley Cyrus!” said no teenage girl ever.[/quote]
Maybe not, but “I want to BE Miley Cyrus!” said many teenage girls everywhere.
THAT is the problem.
[/quote]
Perhaps before the VMAs, but after the VMAs I doubt that is true anymore. Show me some indication that teenagers thought this was a great performance and I’ll take that back.[/quote]
You clearly have a much higher estimation of American teenage girl taste than perhaps they deserve.
Show me some indication that a preponderance of teen girls are now tearfully tossing out their Hanna Montana merchandise in shocked disgust and I will reconsider my statement.
[quote]Varqanir wrote:
[quote]debraD wrote:
[quote]Varqanir wrote:
[quote]debraD wrote:
“I want to dance like Miley Cyrus!” said no teenage girl ever.[/quote]
Maybe not, but “I want to BE Miley Cyrus!” said many teenage girls everywhere.
THAT is the problem.
[/quote]
Perhaps before the VMAs, but after the VMAs I doubt that is true anymore. Show me some indication that teenagers thought this was a great performance and I’ll take that back.[/quote]
You clearly have a much higher estimation of American teenage girl taste than perhaps they deserve.
Show me some indication that a preponderance of teen girls are now tearfully tossing out their Hanna Montana merchandise in shocked disgust and I will reconsider my statement. [/quote]
I think it’s pretty obvious that all of America, especially teenage girls, are appalled by Miley.
I mean she only has 2 of the top 10 songs on iTunes right now.