Aint No Right

creep wrote: ↑

Sat Jun 08, 2019 4:07 am

bman was right. those dance moves during tahitian moon.

nice to hear that song though

i wonder if it was planned for etty and her dancers to leave during i would for you? did she leave because there was nothing for them to do or because of the song?

trevor ayer wrote: ↑

Sat Jun 08, 2019 7:47 am

omg .. tahitian moon .. looks like etty was a total bitch and made those 2 singers learn all those dance moves perfectly (and they did) and then etty forgets all of them and does her own stupid thing the whole song .. the stillness of the heads in the audience watching the show says it all .. nobody is bopping along to the song .. they are all just thinking .. what a fucking shitshow this is ..at this point people go just to watch etty and be like .. fuck u etty .. in their head while they try to pretend this isn't all her fault (out of adoration for perry) .. but it is

Diabolik wrote: ↑

Sat Jun 08, 2019 1:46 pm

No one except some sad psycho fans know her, and blame her for....upsetting their youth.

There’s probably like 20 people in total that blame Etty for something.

No one at the show seemed to care. One benefit of growing up is you care less about stupid shit.

Diabolik wrote: ↑

Sat Jun 08, 2019 9:03 pm

I knew I stopped posting for a reason. This fandom is so toxic.

Diabolik wrote: ↑

Sat Jun 08, 2019 9:03 pm

I knew I stopped posting for a reason. This fandom is so toxic.

drwintercreeper wrote: ↑

Sun Jun 09, 2019 1:10 pm

You know, people can also just go to have a good time for the sake of having a good time. Your statement could apply to any artist at any point in time. There is no need to slag all attendees as folks that will lick an artist's boots just to be close their favorite artist. It just comes across as bitter.

Larry B. wrote: ↑

Sun Jun 09, 2019 5:36 pm

drwintercreeper wrote: ↑

Sun Jun 09, 2019 1:10 pm

You know, people can also just go to have a good time for the sake of having a good time. Your statement could apply to any artist at any point in time. There is no need to slag all attendees as folks that will lick an artist's boots just to be close their favorite artist. It just comes across as bitter.

I think I agree with you.

But I wasn’t slagging anyone off, really. I’m not criticising people who check out something to do and sees that Perry is playing someplace near.

Jane’s Addiction had an audience: angsty teenagers, a relatively rebelious youth, etc. Miley Cyrus has an audienxe. U2 had an audience, and their current output is mostly losing them listeners... their new music mostly aims at their long-term fans. Kind Heaven just doesn’t have an audience, except for those people who would follow Perry blindly (regardless of how much they know about his personal life.) The music doesn’t have any sort of appeal and is quite generic; the cover art for the record is lame; visually there is no content, nothing to get excited about. You know what I mean? You can like what you like, that’s cool. But Perry’s output doesn’t really connect with anything or anyone. It’s not as if he’s the only one ‘brave enough’ to criticise the US president nowadays. It was cool when he sang ‘the gang and the government are no different,’ but we lived in a different world back then. And that simple song alone is still more appealing and eye-opening than Kind Heaven. No person has any reason to listen to that album other than “it’s Perry Farrell.”

Thus, the 200 people that might go see Perry are doing exactly that: watching Perry. “But did you like Kind Heaven?” “Ermmmm... it was fun watching Perry.”