He could also go into a bit of rock, maybe do something like The Killers.TrulyBritish said:It seems rap isn't his kind of thing, maybe he should go into Death Metal?Shinsei-J said:...
So i guess someone has to bite the bullet...
[sub]We're both going to hell but at least we enjoyed the ride.[/sub]
The guy he shot didn't die, so it's ok!TrulyBritish said:Well I guess you could say it was a job to DIE for... Or that the rapper was trying to start making a killing....Sexual Harassment Panda said:Don't forget the owl imagery.thaluikhain said:You aren't supposed to know who They are, They just are.Shadowstar38 said:Um. Okay. Can someone explain what the fuck these people are suppose to be? Because I see youtube comments all the time accusing everyone from Jay Z to Usher as being a member of this thing.
More seriously, They have been associated with various imagery, which people like Lady Gaga borrow, in that they (not "They") borrow from everywhere.
Is that an owl in your avatar? You're under-suspision, buddy.
This is an odd story, though I do hear that you have to make sacrifices to reach the top. I never thought this was that meant though.
Oh God, I'm a horrible person.
DaVinci Code 2: Revenge of the IlluminatiKing Aragorn said:I thought not an ounce of credibility was left in the Illuminati when the Olympics didn't blow up...
Oh well, guess the next Da Vinci code has something to talk about.
Great, so morbid humour is allowed without it being cheap and offensive ^_^anonymity88 said:The guy he shot didn't die, so it's ok!TrulyBritish said:Well I guess you could say it was a job to DIE for... Or that the rapper was trying to start making a killing....
Oh God, I'm a horrible person.
Or even branch out into Death Rock? With dedication like his, there's nothing in Heaven or Hell that could stop him.Shinsei-J said:He could also go into a bit of rock, maybe do something like The Killers.TrulyBritish said:It seems rap isn't his kind of thing, maybe he should go into Death Metal?Shinsei-J said:...
So i guess someone has to bite the bullet...
[sub]We're both going to hell but at least we enjoyed the ride.[/sub]
Waaaay too many people. if the internet is to be believed. Personally, I think it's a delusion.thaluikhain said:Does anyone take them seriously?
Are they these "they?"thaluikhain said:More seriously, They have been associated with various imagery, which people like Lady Gaga borrow, in that they (not "They") borrow from everywhere.
That's more easily explained based on the fact that we'd rather fap to our celebrities than be wowed by their talent.HoneyVision said:Sure, it sounds silly, but there's no way people like Rihanna are succeeding on their 'talent'.
Nicki Minaj's story is actually quite sad if you care about serious music. She was slowly getting notice and "hype" in the underground rap world after releasing a couple pretty good free projects. Back in those days she could actually rap really well, and she had a certain energy and charisma that few could match. She got signed by a pretty famous record label, but when they tried to sell her to mainstream audiences she didn't do very well. So they/herself changed her style to a more "poppy" RnB/sing-rap that was much more commercially viable. As time went by she veered more and more into pop territory until we got the trainwreck we have now. The really sad part is that she may very well have driven this process herself to capitalize on the whims of the pop-buying public.Guitarmasterx7 said:Autotune and producers have made actual talent an afterthought. Everything revolves around marketability now that you can put any voice and any face behind your music that you make and sing through computers. I would be willing to bet that Nikki Manaj existed in the studio and as a commercial concept far before Nikki Manaj herself ever entered the picture. It's more likely that her conception was in a board room when someone said "we should do something like a more ghetto katy perry."HoneyVision said:Whether the Illuminati really does exist or not is really anyone's guess, but I think it's pretty naive to think that there's isn't more than meets they eye in the music/entertainment industry. It's not hard to sense that there's some kind of behind-the-scenes agenda going on. Sure, it sounds silly, but there's no way people like Rihanna are succeeding on their 'talent'.
The advantage of an industry that runs on easily produced marketability rather than artistic integrity and talent should however be easily identifiable without jumping through the hoop of involving the Illuminati.
Chris Brown as the rapper.teh_Canape said:DaVinci Code 2: Revenge of the IlluminatiKing Aragorn said:I thought not an ounce of credibility was left in the Illuminati when the Olympics didn't blow up...
Oh well, guess the next Da Vinci code has something to talk about.
I'd watch that
HoneyVision said:Sure, it sounds silly, but there's no way people like Rihanna are succeeding on their 'talent'.
Yup. Ever seen the hit count on a youtube video with nice T and/or A in the thumbnail? Same principle.Zachary Amaranth said:That's more easily explained based on the fact that we'd rather fap to our celebrities than be wowed by their talent.