bboy87 said:

It wasn't like I had a choice, some dude was playing it in the locker room while i was changing for track. I think her music (of most of todays music) sucks, but I'm not going to change in front of people on school grounds outside in this cold ass weather while it's snowing

MajesticOne89 said:

WOAH!

He was playing it in the locker room?!


Please tell me he was the towel boy or the male cheerleader!
[Edited 12/8/07 21:32pm]

MajesticOne89 said:

Did you slide that mofo in the chin or something? I mean, dudes just ain't supposed to be listenin' to shit like that.

I blame Billy Ray.

Timmy84 said:

him and Satan

We don't know what was goin' on under that well kept mullet

bboy87 said:

Lucifer was getting that hair did every night.

Sad thing is people are buying into her like they bought into his stupid song, "Achy Breaky Trainwreck".

To be Bboy and Littleblue....

It was one of my best friends I'm out-numbered tho. Since we're seniors me him and our 2 other of our best friends can get out a little earlier so we go change before all the other kids come in and blast the rap & hip-hop on the radio so he usually hooks up his MP3 player and he likes the other side of todays music that teens listen to that sucks (that pop rock shit where all the lead singers sound the same and boring power chord progressions, techno....hell to cascada!!!, and timberfake and crappy pop etc). I cant win

MajesticOne89 said:

I understand that....

But just for this..

KNOCK HIM THE FUCK OUT!

He'll learn sooner or later

bboy87 said:

That's what I was saying, just chin check this dude one and he'll leave the High School Musical and Cheetah Girls soundtracks alone.

More power to her I say. There aren't alot of artists touring at the moment that would interest young children. Parents see her as an innocent, wholesome, good influence on their children and she's the only touring act they are willing to let their children go see. See may not lay down hard funk riffs or have a 30 piece brass band or whateve it is that makes an artist any good to you guys. But she's entertaining people. She's making kids interested in music. I love her for that. I'm glad she's the biggest artist in the US at the moment.

DarlingDiana said:

DarlingDiana said:

*hopes nude Hanna Montana pics are discovered*

or that she goes emo, that will be the end of her conservative fanbase :p

bboy87 said:

.....back bboy87 the funk up!




As I was saying, bring back music that's anything but bubblegum.

alphastreet said:

Now if she goes emo, I'll probably dig her. And say "FUCK MY DADDY!" LOL

i've never heard any of her songs outside of her show i catch every so often but it makes me think of what was popular when i was in high school.

95-99.

has music really gone down hill that fast in 10 years?

I had Gold Experience
Evita
Choas and Disorder
The Velvet Rope
Emancipation
Crystal Ball
NewPowerSoul
GCS2000
HIStory
Spice
SpiceWorld
Ray of Light
Ricky Martin
Bathhouse Bette
...One More Time
NSYNC
BackStreet
Post
Homogenic
Under the Pink
Boys for Pele
From the Choir Girl Hotel
Peace Beyond Passion
Bitter
The Book of Secerts
Destniy
Gloria


i saw Tori, Prince, Janet, the Cranberries and a bunch of country bands whos names escape me as my highschool concerts

what has happened to the world?
[Edited 12/9/07 22:45pm]

JoeTyler said:

Seriously.....

Doesn't say much 4 America does it.

This has always happened. From Shirley Temple to Ricky Nelson to the Osmonds and the Jackson 5, the Partridge Family, New Edition, The New Kids On The Block, N'Sync, Britney Spears, Hilary Duff, I mean, this is nothing new.

Think of Hannah Montana as Shirley Temple if she could emulate Janet Jackson and generate multiple streams of revenue from cable and the internet.

ehuffnsd said:

LOL. Iam 22 and I watch her show sometimes. It beats shit like "everybody loves raymond" or whatever crap is on. For what its worth, its not half as bad as it should be. Its idiotic, but it makes me laugh sometimes.


That title song sounds like Kenny loggins "nobody's fool" LOL. On a related note, I swear I saw Robbie Nevil's name crop on on the credits to one of the songs. Glad to see he is still in the game LOL.

Yeah really, kids should still be learning real music, like "Farmer In The Dell" and "Old McDonald."

I'm no fan but it's just... not FOR me. I don't really care one way or the other how popular it is or what other tween-pop acts of the day are superior.

Possibly better than the Bratz going on tour and speading hoochie-ism to 8 year olds.

bobzilla77 said:

...with some kooky middle-aged "music judge" producing the soundtrack for it.

thesexofit said:

That there is one of the best shows on television

DarlingDiana said:

I cant stand that show. Ugh.

thesexofit said:

Agreed. It was awful. But I can't vouch for your Hannah Montana recommendation. I've never seen it, and don't anticipate that changing.

To be honest, I would much rather have my young kids listening and watching Hannah Montana than if they preferred hip/hop, rap music or some rock that's out there today (ie Nickelback, Sum 41).

There's nothing wrong with Hannah for those that are young tweens or teens.