ernestsewell said:

And I was starting to agree with you. Shame you had to result in childish namecalling. My respect of you just went down a tonfold.

shipoffools said:

Who did I name call? Oh that's right....NO ONE.

ernestsewell said:

No need for that middle finger, put it away.

ernestsewell said:

So if I call Prince a bastard, I'm not name calling him?

That's a very...unique way of looking at it. You're not name calling a celebrity unless you like him/her. Which pretty much takes away the concept of taking responsibility for your actions.

paper said:

Look again at what I said, and who the middle finger was toward.

shipoffools said:

No idea what you're going on about. The fact is I never named called anyone. If you read it that way, that's your issue, not mine. I know what I said, and what I meant.

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paisleypark4 said:

Repeated where?

Welp, say goodbye to that "World Tour"

paisleypark4 said:

Okay, I'm kind of done asking. Thanks anyway.

This just in, CA admits she's a copy cat. Makes me wonder if she really did it on purpose, or if she got SO caught, that now she's saving face.

Christina Aguilera has confirmed that her latest video features several deliberate references to Madonna.

The singer, who took to the stage with Madonna and Britney Spears for a notorious performance at the 2003 VMAs, used her 'Not Myself Tonight' clip to salute the pop queen's legacy.

"One of my favourite videos ever is 'Express Yourself' by Madonna which came across as really strong and empowering which I always try to incorporate through my expression of sexuality," Aguilera said.

"I love the direct reference I made to Madonna with the eye glass moment and the smoke and stairs. I was paying tribute to a very strong woman who has paved the way before."

'Not Myself Tonight', the lead single from Aguilera's upcoming album Bionic, is available to download now.
Source: DigitalSpy

ernestsewell said:

Good! At least she admits it.

Next should be Lady Shitga admitting her copying the style of multiple artists.

It's funny because these "artists" today are so damn fake, they try to portray this image of something, that they are in fact not.
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ernestsewell said:

I am glad to see you like getting on people's last nerve but really this is not the time of day and I'm not in the mood to have a gay-on-gay argument right now. Love ya.

An T Way ...Back to the subject I do agree that she was trying to pay homage to Madonna. Not really a doubt about that at all.

I'm still in for buying the album though because she is one of those "must buy" artists for me (even Mariah dropped off my list after this last album I downloaded instead and that speaks VOLUMES for her output right now) and I will still support her in hopes of there may be something good on this album.