Yay, someone with zero talent is realized as such and booed.
As someone who detests modern music, this cheers me up to no end.
As someone who detests modern music, this cheers me up to no end.
It is indeed a shame that the majority of posters did not catch on to this. Escapists and their reading comprehension eh? I can barely open a thread these days withou it being buried beneath requess for clarification by these IDIOTSSSSS!!!11TheIronRuler said:.PatrickXD said:OP, you ask us if we think the crowd is justified without telling us why they were booing. Was the performance terrible? Was it because it was short and expensive? Did gelatin get sprayed over a primarily vegan audience? Was it in fact not Madonna, but Osama Bin Laden himself simply dressed up in a wig and gown?
Seriously, the only information I have to hand is that MAdonna is a performer, did a performance and was booed/rallied against by the crowd. So to answer your question as to whether or not it was justified I say NO BECAUSE REASONS.
I said it was short and expensive, and made hastily. It's a shame you can't infer it from the details I provided.
captcha: check your workFargoDog said:You'd sound more cool and edgy if Madonna wasn't actually a musician of the '80s.King of Asgaard said:Yay, someone with zero talent is realized as such and booed.
As someone who detests modern music, this cheers me up to no end.
Look, I know it's cool to be bashing Brits at the moment but you are taking the piss a little too much.TheIronRuler said:/snip
I think there's something about appropriate price. For 280 euros (350 U.S. dollars,) I'd better get my money's worth for it. 45 minutes is not enough time for that cost.Scrustle said:I don't get it. What happened? She played an extra gig on her tour and got booed and bottled when she played it? Why?
.GoaThief said:Look, I know it's cool to be bashing Brits at the moment but you are taking the piss a little too much.TheIronRuler said:/snip
The first give away; the currency of England (where London is located, if you didn't know) is the pound, not euro.
Secondly, did you hear any English words uttered in the videos? No? There's your second clue.
Thirdly, did you hear any French words in that video? Yes? That's a biggie.
Finally, did you read the video descriptions? If you had you might have noticed that both were recorded in Paris, which is in France, by the way.
Is Israel really that insular?
How do the Olympics play into this at all? Olympia is the name of a MUSIC HALL in Paris. And just so you know, when you start trying to push other people's rude or illogical actions "onto" the Brits, by refering to them as Brits? That's a form of bashing.TheIronRuler said:.GoaThief said:Look, I know it's cool to be bashing Brits at the moment but you are taking the piss a little too much.TheIronRuler said:/snip
The first give away; the currency of England (where London is located, if you didn't know) is the pound, not euro.
Secondly, did you hear any English words uttered in the videos? No? There's your second clue.
Thirdly, did you hear any French words in that video? Yes? That's a biggie.
Finally, did you read the video descriptions? If you had you might have noticed that both were recorded in Paris, which is in France, by the way.
Is Israel really that insular?
I'm not bashing Brits... It's the Olympics, you usually got a diverse audience there.
Euros, perhaps because there were other people there not from Britain which both came for the Olympics and were fans of Madonna.
I added the video, and should have said it's a part of her tour (the previous venue she was in).
What the hell are you talking about, where did you find this story - the crazy Israeli media? Don't get me started on that...TheIronRuler said:/Jibberish removed.