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Anyone listened to BEP's The END the whole way through? Man, it's tough. I have to admit, if it were just the music, I can't say it would be any worse than the average Daft Punk album.
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They are one of the most talentless group of hacks to ever emerge in music. It's totally indicative of the whole "kids listen to crap because they're fed crap". BEP are a media darling in that they media will push and push them for whatever reason. They've done the same with Beyonce and her non-songwriting ass.
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ernestsewell said: They are one of the most talentless group of hacks to ever emerge in music. It's totally indicative of the whole "kids listen to crap because they're fed crap". BEP are a media darling in that they media will push and push them for whatever reason. They've done the same with Beyonce and her non-songwriting ass.
They're like a cheaper version of The Fugees or something. Talentless guys in the background (Wyclef, William) who strive to be equal to, or trump, the female spotlight "singer" of the group (Lauryn, Fergie) by creating their own ridiculous side projects (Carnival, Songs About Girls) as the female singer has a much bigger solo career on her own (Miseducation, The Duchess); and the guys also make a desperate attempt are super stardom by working w/ people like Michael Jackson (which both Wyclef and William did, both doing remixes, and adding their own irritating voices to an existing MJ song, and royally fucking it up forever). BEP was awesome before Fergie was added and they went pop 
but I love "Meet Me Halfway". I don't know why, but I really like that song now Project L.O.V.E | |
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They just spent 26 consecutive weeks at number one on the Hot 100. Isn't that the craziest thing you've ever heard?!?! |
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bboy87 said: ernestsewell said: They are one of the most talentless group of hacks to ever emerge in music. It's totally indicative of the whole "kids listen to crap because they're fed crap". BEP are a media darling in that they media will push and push them for whatever reason. They've done the same with Beyonce and her non-songwriting ass.
They're like a cheaper version of The Fugees or something. Talentless guys in the background (Wyclef, William) who strive to be equal to, or trump, the female spotlight "singer" of the group (Lauryn, Fergie) by creating their own ridiculous side projects (Carnival, Songs About Girls) as the female singer has a much bigger solo career on her own (Miseducation, The Duchess); and the guys also make a desperate attempt are super stardom by working w/ people like Michael Jackson (which both Wyclef and William did, both doing remixes, and adding their own irritating voices to an existing MJ song, and royally fucking it up forever). BEP was awesome before Fergie was added and they went pop
but I love "Meet Me Halfway". I don't know why, but I really like that song now Hell yeah! I LOVE me some Pre-Fergie BEP, and I am SICK TO DEATH of meet me halfway..one of my friens just completely annihilated any chance I had of getting to like that song... The Plan is still in effect
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MendesCity said: Man, it's tough. I have to admit, if it were just the music, I can't say it would be any worse than the average Daft Punk album.
But the lyrics/singing/rapping are the most aggressively stupid/tacky I've ever heard. They're actually exhausting to listen to. I did like "Rockin To The Beat". Reminded me of some hot 80's electro. When we say that the purpose of life is to find God, surely that desire to find God is an escape from life -Conciouscontact
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mynameisnotsusan said: They just spent 26 consecutive weeks at number one on the Hot 100. Isn't that the craziest thing you've ever heard?!?!
I think part of me really just wanted to understand that, and so I downloaded it. But I still don't think I understand  | |
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mynameisnotsusan said: They just spent 26 consecutive weeks at number one on the Hot 100. Isn't that the craziest thing you've ever heard?!?!
No, not in today's market of shit eaters eating shit music. Also: Oprah is using a special "Oprahized" version of their good day or whatever song as a theme at times, namely when she had her season premiere live in Chicago this year, and BEP were on there. Oprah used that song over and over in her intro and bumpers going in and out of commercial breaks. She, and The View, have given BEP a lot of attention and time since this album came out. Ernest L Sewell, IV
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ernestsewell said: mynameisnotsusan said: They just spent 26 consecutive weeks at number one on the Hot 100. Isn't that the craziest thing you've ever heard?!?!
No, not in today's market of shit eaters eating shit music. Also: Oprah is using a special "Oprahized" version of their good day or whatever song as a theme at times, namely when she had her season premiere live in Chicago this year, and BEP were on there. Oprah used that song over and over in her intro and bumpers going in and out of commercial breaks. She, and The View, have given BEP a lot of attention and time since this album came out. I have a feeling that O used that song as a favor to Will.I.Am since they got close during the election. I'm not a fan of the BEPs, but I think Will is pretty talented. He has a knack of writing songs that will appeal to the masses, but if u listen to the work he's done with others, I think he has a decent amount of talent. I really like the song he did on Mary's Breakthrough album. I also like these songs he's done: **--••--**--••**--••--**--••**--••--**--••**--••-
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Will.I.Am is a genius, incredible producer and songwriter, and his "Songs About Girls" was superior to any BEP album and it was my favorite album of 2007 alongside NIN's "Year Zero".
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never all the way through. just kind one track every once in a while | |
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ernestsewell said: They are one of the most talentless group of hacks to ever emerge in music. It's totally indicative of the whole "kids listen to crap because they're fed crap". BEP are a media darling in that they media will push and push them for whatever reason. They've done the same with Beyonce and her non-songwriting ass.
They're like a cheaper version of The Fugees or something. Talentless guys in the background (Wyclef, William) who strive to be equal to, or trump, the female spotlight "singer" of the group (Lauryn, Fergie) by creating their own ridiculous side projects (Carnival, Songs About Girls) as the female singer has a much bigger solo career on her own (Miseducation, The Duchess); and the guys also make a desperate attempt are super stardom by working w/ people like Michael Jackson (which both Wyclef and William did, both doing remixes, and adding their own irritating voices to an existing MJ song, and royally fucking it up forever). Wow, so harsh and you have a lot of your facts wrong. BEP did have a couple of albums out befoeFergie joined. And they were real dope (falling up was ill). Fergie joined and they went pop. Also Will.I. Am has done a lot of production and writing on other peoples records, so I wouldn't say he is not talented (funny how you compare him to Wyclef and also say he's not talented when he was behind most of the Fugees songs). Hey, I guess everyone has opinions but it's hard to take yours seriously when you're so offbase. www.myspace.com/symbolizm
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larksanders said: ernestsewell said: They are one of the most talentless group of hacks to ever emerge in music. It's totally indicative of the whole "kids listen to crap because they're fed crap". BEP are a media darling in that they media will push and push them for whatever reason. They've done the same with Beyonce and her non-songwriting ass.
They're like a cheaper version of The Fugees or something. Talentless guys in the background (Wyclef, William) who strive to be equal to, or trump, the female spotlight "singer" of the group (Lauryn, Fergie) by creating their own ridiculous side projects (Carnival, Songs About Girls) as the female singer has a much bigger solo career on her own (Miseducation, The Duchess); and the guys also make a desperate attempt are super stardom by working w/ people like Michael Jackson (which both Wyclef and William did, both doing remixes, and adding their own irritating voices to an existing MJ song, and royally fucking it up forever). Wow, so harsh and you have a lot of your facts wrong. BEP did have a couple of albums out befoeFergie joined. And they were real dope (falling up was ill). Fergie joined and they went pop. Also Will.I. Am has done a lot of production and writing on other peoples records, so I wouldn't say he is not talented (funny how you compare him to Wyclef and also say he's not talented when he was behind most of the Fugees songs). Hey, I guess everyone has opinions but it's hard to take yours seriously when you're so offbase. You are so right. I have forgotten the titles of their first two albums. I do remember loving this song that featured Macy Gray, though. I remember seeing an interview on Access Hollywood that featured the girl that was in the group before Fergie came along. She was similar to Lina in her style and approach. She said she didn't feel comfortable singing about "My Humps" when the group was supposed to be a positive group. **--••--**--••**--••--**--••**--••--**--••**--••-
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daPrettyman said: larksanders said: Wow, so harsh and you have a lot of your facts wrong. BEP did have a couple of albums out befoeFergie joined. And they were real dope (falling up was ill). Fergie joined and they went pop. Also Will.I. Am has done a lot of production and writing on other peoples records, so I wouldn't say he is not talented (funny how you compare him to Wyclef and also say he's not talented when he was behind most of the Fugees songs). Hey, I guess everyone has opinions but it's hard to take yours seriously when you're so offbase. You are so right. I have forgotten the titles of their first two albums. I do remember loving this song that featured Macy Gray, though. I remember seeing an interview on Access Hollywood that featured the girl that was in the group before Fergie came along. She was similar to Lina in her style and approach. She said she didn't feel comfortable singing about "My Humps" when the group was supposed to be a positive group. The singer name is Kim Hill. And musically, she wasn't in favor of the musical direction that BEP were headed. Tupac "Makaveli" Shakur (RIP 1971-1996) & Michael Jackson (RIP 1958-2009)
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TonyVanDam said: daPrettyman said: You are so right. I have forgotten the titles of their first two albums. I do remember loving this song that featured Macy Gray, though. I remember seeing an interview on Access Hollywood that featured the girl that was in the group before Fergie came along. She was similar to Lina in her style and approach. She said she didn't feel comfortable singing about "My Humps" when the group was supposed to be a positive group. The singer name is Kim Hill. And musically, she wasn't in favor of the musical direction that BEP were headed. That's her! I forgot her name. She said Will presented My Humps to her and the record company told her she would have to dress sexy and she decided to leave. **--••--**--••**--••--**--••**--••--**--••**--••-
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TonyVanDam said: daPrettyman said: You are so right. I have forgotten the titles of their first two albums. I do remember loving this song that featured Macy Gray, though. I remember seeing an interview on Access Hollywood that featured the girl that was in the group before Fergie came along. She was similar to Lina in her style and approach. She said she didn't feel comfortable singing about "My Humps" when the group was supposed to be a positive group. The singer name is Kim Hill. And musically, she wasn't in favor of the musical direction that BEP were headed. Wow! I completely forgot about her! I remember this was THE CUT!! [Edited 10/30/09 14:17pm] The Plan is still in effect
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i never even listened to a BEP album from track 1 to track 2 | |
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ViintageJunkiie said: i never even listened to a BEP album from track 1 to track 2
I will admit that I did kind-of like Monkey Business. I really liked: **--••--**--••**--••--**--••**--••--**--••**--••-
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not one of my favorites.
