To check out Korn's video for "Y'all Want a Single?"

Has anyone checked it out yet?

Pretty interesting. Especially this part: "Only 4 songs are added to the average radio playlist each week. Hit songs on the top 40 are often repeated over 100 times week. Is that all you want to hear?"
Apparently someone counted and F*** is used 65 times in the song,

Blissful77 said:

I think it's kind of odd for that to be up at the site.

I assume it's a stab at the radio stations who I imagine have 'D listed' his new single.

So what...he's too scared to play his own dirty songs but doesn't mind advertising a song that has 65 fucks in it? Right.

And if he's so uptight about the "industry" today why did he sell out with a phone company?

i just saw this - wierd - who thinks these crazy little caps typed messages are by P himself? and why should we look at korn????



or as a mussician does he think this is so bad its hysterical? I can imagine them all sittin round laughin at it!

purplesweat said:

i thought the same. i don't really listen to korn, so i wasn't expecting all of that.

syble said:

No, he's trying to take a stab at the music industry via Korn.

3121 said:

..... Fuck Corn....I want a new Prince single

mplsmike said:

^ Yep, you're right.

So I watched it on aol music videos and my husband comes in and is like, "What the heck are you watching??"

I told him that the 3121 website said to watch it and then I'm like WAIT.. who's controlling who??

But for real... I HATE that kind of noise (it ain't music) that Korn puts out.
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I think it's cool... Diversity is the key.. I actually like Korn...

And it's nice to see that Prince doesn't live in a bubble and takes the time to listen to ALL kind of music...

Blissful77 said:

Yeah. And "F*** that S**t is in there a buncha times, too. Prince owes a whole lotta money to that curse jar. . .

This don't su prise me,
nor does it scare me,
and it ain't right....!

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p.s. TRUE TRUE TRUE MUSCIANS R SUFFERING.....EVERYWHERE! & U KNOW IT!
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purplesweat said:

? Well, they're different industries: a) the music industry, music distribution and radio, and b) the mobile phone industry. In the case of "Guitar," Prince aligned himself with Virgin Mobile and their alternative method of music distribution to increase awareness for his single and album which, as expected, got ignored by radio. Actually seems pretty logical to me, for a change.