I've woken up feeling p diddy but that's a completely different story and one for the courts to decide onDisaster Button said:"Wake up in the morning feeling like P Diddy" That's from that god awful song by that whore Kesha.
I mean what does waking up in the morning feeling like P Diddy ACTUALLY feel like?
I have to admit i kinda agree with you ,ironically RATM are one of the few bands who actually follow up on their anti-establishment threats i remember hearing of the time they filmed a segment of one of their videos (forget which one, it`s listed somewhere on wiki though so take it with a pinch of salt i guess)down at the stock exchange and got kicked out of the building for trying to disrupt tradeing they also supported some rebel group from central America (as i recall it`s somewhere in or around mexico)which let`s be honest is more than most bands doGreyWolf257 said:Almost anything by "Rage Against the Machines". Every time I hear one of their songs I want to punch a kitten in the face because it sounds as if though it either means something or as if though it has a lot of emotion to it. It never really means anything (at least anything substantial, and it just seems pointless), thus the emotion is useless and meaningless.
Nickleback also gets shitty points for their singer, who sounds like he's defecating when he sings.Garaw said:Stream of consciousness for craptastic lyrics:
Nickelback
Linkin Park
P.O.D.
All with lyrics written by guys with a 200-word vocabulary, so they come up with rhymes like 'this' and 'exists'.
The Flaming Lips (For sheer ridiculousness).
For lyrics sung by people who have no business fronting a band, I'd have to go with Sean Killian of Vio-Lence.
But... They're so uplifting...Trotgar said:DragonForce's lyrics are bad. They are almost always just random lines thrown into a pile.
You texted me on a ThursdayCrazyHaircut94 said:"Texted you on a Monday, but you didn't get it until Tuesday, because I have a network problem." (Cookie for reference)
Sorry, I should have asked for examples. Please, offer up some "Rage Against the Machines" lyrics that have no substantial meaning. I had no idea they were now after a plurality of machines, they must be fighting on multiple frontsGreyWolf257 said:Almost anything by "Rage Against the Machines". Every time I hear one of their songs I want to punch a kitten in the face because it sounds as if though it either means something or as if though it has a lot of emotion to it. It never really means anything (at least anything substantial, and it just seems pointless), thus the emotion is useless and meaningless.
nicole1207 said:You texted me on a ThursdayCrazyHaircut94 said:"Texted you on a Monday, but you didn't get it until Tuesday, because I have a network problem." (Cookie for reference)
To say that you would meet me at the shopping centre
And I texted you back and said
"Where should i meet you?"
And you said Dixons
But i did not know which Dixons you meant
Was it the one inside the door
Or was it the one further up by Currys
...These are my worries..
Besides from the repetition of the same sentences over and over, here is another way to look at it: You are driving your car down the road with a friend when you get pulled over by a cop.funguy2121 said:Sorry, I should have asked for examples. Please, offer up some "Rage Against the Machines" lyrics that have no substantial meaning. I had no idea they were now after a plurality of machines, they must be fighting on multiple frontsGreyWolf257 said:Almost anything by "Rage Against the Machines". Every time I hear one of their songs I want to punch a kitten in the face because it sounds as if though it either means something or as if though it has a lot of emotion to it. It never really means anything (at least anything substantial, and it just seems pointless), thus the emotion is useless and meaningless.
But what the Hell, I'm a truth addict (aww shit I gotta head rush!)
My friend and I were discussing this very turd just the other day. No one who listens to this brain-wrinkling (cookie for the recent reference) trash seems to know that it's an old song. We were discussing if it's a royalty song, public-domain, or future lawsuit. I don't know if you read my earlier stab at MILEY! but a friend and I jumped on the same wavelength the first time either of us heard that "got my eyes on you song" and when the chorus came, we both had on our sunglasses at night.Outofideas said:This is a BAD thing? Making cheesy, stereotypically 'dark' lyrics to make a mint off the endless ocean that is teenage wangst? It's not 'pure and true to the music', god knows, but damned if it doesn't make me enjoy them just for their business plan.Garaw said:That is a beautiful quote, and I'd like it on my headstone, please.funguy2121 said:"No I don't listen to any of that Staind, POD bullshit, that Creed nonsense. It's just this simplistic 10th grade suburban white girl lyrics that should not be coming out of 40-year-old men. I would rather hear the death rattle of my only child then listen to that shit for 5 minutes. What do they do, just sit inside a junior high locker room waiting for the inspiration to hit? 'I will take you higher, yes, that's it!'" --David Cross
Yeah, the most annoying thing about Linkin Park is the fact that they're 40-year-old men cashing in on teen angst. This sums it up nicely.
EDIT: OT, my sister's into the new big thing, which is taking an older, better song, synthesizing the new singers to the point of absurdity, changing a handful of lyrics, and setting it all to a pre-recorded bass-and-MIDI background. My friends, I give you: nu-plagarism.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1FecqjeUOJQ
Ladies and gentleman, the troll-pportunist. I suppose talented rappers like the scrawny white guy from Linkin Park are off your shit list.mindclockwork said:i was gonna say anything thats rap but then i was like meh. then i decided that it really is anything thats rap. especially 'rap-sung-by-black-people' or as i would call it, niggar-rap...