It was this thread that made me listen to the song again. Had this thread disappeared from gtplanet, it would not have reminded me of this abomination.
It was this thread that made me listen to the song again. Had this thread disappeared from gtplanet, it would not have reminded me of this abomination.
I'm suing Rebecca Black! I listened to this song yesterday and she told me it was friday. Today, I don't go to work since she told me that it's now saturday and I got fired!
Emotional damages + lost wages should equal around....I dunno...say 3 million?
Picture the scene. You have just witnessed a terrible car crash, but you can't take your eyes away. It's that kind of shock. It's an afront to music, but then again a lot of todays music is.
I'm suing Rebecca Black! I listened to this song yesterday and she told me it was friday. Today, I don't go to work since she told me that it's now saturday and I got fired!
Emotional damages + lost wages should equal around....I dunno...say 3 million?
By that, you're saying you couldn't help but listen to the song the first time. But you claimed you left and came back to listen to it again a few days later...You won't find same car crash if you came back the next day.
By that, you're saying you couldn't help but listen to the song the first time. But you claimed you left and came back to listen to it again a few days later...You won't find same car crash if you came back the next day.
Wow, something from that article is almost sig-worthy:
The most ghastly thing about Friday is not the hideous auto-tuning, the stupefying lyrics or the gormless rap, it's the fact that it reminds us what a bunch of slack-jawed imbeciles we actually are
