I hear her sing Friday Friday, I see my friends... ?
Yes, you do. But that's because you're auto-correcting for expected meaning. Listen to just the section in question repeatedly instead of the whole area and you might start hearing something else too :P
She'll still make dough from her tween target audience. Go through the comments, you'll find hundreds defending her and the music she produces - not just trolldefending or white knighting, but actually defending the music as though it were...well, music.
I didn't watch the video here because I already saw it on another forum earlier this week. But I had to try again just to check for the "frans." Sure enough, there it is at 0:35. And that's as far as I could go with it.
This is the single worst thread in the history of CB
Well I wouldn't got that far. I will however say that people have been using slang/altered words in songs and poetry since their inception. Definitely not on my like it list but honestly I have heard much much worse. *cringes at the memories*
Damn, I can make a song like this, just sing about waking up, eating food, driving to work, sitting in a chair, working, working, then going home, eating food and going to sleep.
SHE DID WORSER-THEN-EST!
On a more serious note. She shows talent at being bad.
Michael Jackson Remix! "I'm bad bad bad bad bad bad bad bad bad bad bad bad bad bad.."
^ That doesn't surprise me one bit, I cant think of any teenie-boppers that actually write their own stuff anyway.
Its still the worst song ever written, regardless who wrote it.
Anyone else notice that at the end of the remix (yeah I subjected myself to it.. ugh) the guy says "We can make an omelet if you want." Think that's a tip to the whole "fried egg" bit everyone's making fun of? Cause I do.
Already knew she didn't write that insult to ears. Still blame her for singing trash lyrics, sounding horrible even with magic mouth(SNL skit reference), and supplying more hate for her generation.
Think there were a number of fried egg comments in that remix, but I dare not subject myself to that again. Save the World! Sink the Ark!
モWell, the choice between the front seat and the back seat is actually a metaphor for American foreign policy. The front seat - Afghanistan; the back seat - Iraq. We gotta make our mind up.ヤ
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