TonyVanDam said:

I wonder if Kylie, Jay-Z & Rihanna have a secret handshake only illuminati members know.

I wonder if they got baphomet on the text

I wonder if he is bugging them and shit all the time cause that fool always is sitting on his throne does he ever get off? must be a lonely life no wonder he so damn evil

Gunsnhalen said:

I wonder if he is bugging them and shit all the time cause that fool always is sitting on his throne does he ever get off? must be a lonely life no wonder he so damn evil

Don't forget having to look at that every day in the mirror

TonyVanDam said:

Arbwyth said:

Dude. This is Kylie Minogue we're talking about, not Chuck D. Calm yourself.

.........and now Dark Kylie is in the same sentence as Beyonce, Rihanna, Gaga, that MFer Nicki Minaj, and any other female artist that can be brought out and turn into an Illuminati Ho.

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Excuse me for not compromise my musical priniciples.

I'm not saying it doesn't suck. I'm saying you need to put things into some perspective. Kylie Minogue is not some indie star, or a conscious rapper, or Marvin Gaye. She has never said she's about "fighting the power." She's a pop star -- a very good one, but her taking a slightly different path is not some sign of the end times. Take deep breaths and think of the ocean -- it will help!

ehuffnsd said:

her music is dance influenced not RnB, and her overt use of camp and gay imagery turns alot of americans off. ... what does she have cooking?

Um.... A lot of famous American musicians have succesful singles which are more dance than R&B influenced, and these artist also use overt gay imagery. Like Rihanna, Lady Gaga, Madonna, Kelis, some Prince.

GuyBros said:

ehuffnsd said:

her music is dance influenced not RnB, and her overt use of camp and gay imagery turns alot of americans off. ... what does she have cooking?

Um.... A lot of famous American musicians have succesful singles which are more dance than R&B influenced, and these artist also use overt gay imagery. Like Rihanna, Lady Gaga, Madonna, Kelis, some Prince.

Kylie is the end of the spectrum for "dance" + "gay imagery" though.l

YoCinny said:

Produced by Nom De Strip, written with The Dream.

Kylie Minogue - Skirt

http://poponandon.com/first-listen-kylie-minogue-skirt/

Skirt is the first taste of Minogue's work since signing with Jay Z's management company Roc Nation.

The song sees Minogue sing the line "and then my skirt came down" over dubstep and electro beats, complete with sighs and moans.

It is unclear whether the version online is a remix or the final version of a new single.

The song was made with Scottish dance producer Nom De Strip, aka Chris Elliott, and is co-written with Beyonce and Rihanna hit maker The Dream.

Elliott posted the song on Twitter after it was aired in Ibiza.

The chorus runs "Tonight, be my supernova, take whatever you want, Tonight, let me bask in you like rays of the sun/tonight I'm yours."

Minogue has been in the studio with fellow Australian Sia, as well as Rodney Jerkins, Pharrell Williams and Lady Gaga producers Red One and Fernando Garibay for what will be her twelfth album. It is due for release later this year.

[Edited 5/28/13 1:56am]

the song SUCKS

ehuffnsd said:

W E A K

ehuffnsd said:

This is Kylie Minogue and they gave her a leftover track that was intended for Rihanna OR Ke$ha.

^ When you go for trends or follow the crowd... that is what happens. Having inspired most of these stars of today and having decades under her belt you would think she would have more confidence in her own abilities.

mjscarousal said:

It could have been a gift for Obama. She is still a sell out for teaming with Rocoverratednation.

mjscarousal said:

Why are people so against this song? I'm not a big fan of Kylie at all but I think it's a pretty cool song. She's Kylie, you can't expect her to do something too alternative or indie. I think it's cool she tried something a little different from her recent music. I find a lot of her recent music boring because she's caught in a rut, repeating a formula. I think this song pushes her a little bit out of her comfort zone while still being herself. I don't think it's that she lacks confidence in her abilities, she just wanted to try something a little different instead of repeating the Kylie formula. I don't know why people always throw around this thing about following trends, every time an older artist tries something a little bit different.

ehuffnsd said:

YoCinny said:

Kylie is the end of the spectrum for "dance" + "gay imagery" though.l

kylie was overtly homoerotic decades before gaga and un a way that makes mainstream America uncomfortable

Similar to Madonna's Blonde Ambition Era.

Glindathegood said:

Why are people so against this song?

Why? Because our ears actually function.

Glindathegood said:

Why are people so against this song? I'm not a big fan of Kylie at all but I think it's a pretty cool song. She's Kylie, you can't expect her to do something too alternative or indie. I think it's cool she tried something a little different from her recent music. I find a lot of her recent music boring because she's caught in a rut, repeating a formula. I think this song pushes her a little bit out of her comfort zone while still being herself. I don't think it's that she lacks confidence in her abilities, she just wanted to try something a little different instead of repeating the Kylie formula. I don't know why people always throw around this thing about following trends, every time an older artist tries something a little bit different.

Because the track is f***ing wack, that's why! My professional opinion of course.

Graycap23 said:

Glindathegood said:

Why are people so against this song?

Why? Because our ears actually function.

TonyVanDam said:

ehuffnsd said:

This is Kylie Minogue and they gave her a leftover track that was intended for Rihanna OR Ke$ha.

Yeah it sure ain't this:

Glindathegood said: