Party Rock

Scott Trainer

Scott Trainer

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They are free to make their own decisions. Im not saying the music brainwashes the kids, Im saying that it just puts partying in a spotlight and then kids think theyre cool and wanna party harder than everyone. The are making their own decisions, theyre just retarded, influentila, try hards.

So let me re-phrase my statement. I dont hate party rock, but I hate the immature assbags who listen to it and take it too seriously.
 
Matt_Porter

Matt_Porter

Steel Member
fuck this song its horrible and the music video everyone sucks a shuffling, techno is for the underground imo not for mainstream. at least in my area kids listen to this and are like OMFG GUSSSIE lets go rave and shit
 
J dub

J dub

Bronze member
Matt_Porter said:
fuck this song its horrible and the music video everyone sucks a shuffling, techno is for the underground imo not for mainstream. at least in my area kids listen to this and are like OMFG GUSSSIE lets go rave and shit
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Um....Party Rock Anthem is not techno. Slow the aggro.... lol.
 
Stackies

Stackies

Steel Member
I Hate Hate Hate Hate, Malaysian you look so dumb doing it looks like your having trouble running.
 
DavidBryson

DavidBryson

Steel Member
i used to love it <3 now its still good but not as good cos i heard it that many times

Scott Trainer said:
I think its fucking retarded. Nothing like marketing lyrics about getting fucked up and partying and all that shit to a bunch of 10 year olds who listen to the radio.
And people wonder why partying is so much bigger in younger generations now and why theres pregnant 13 year olds...
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i know the lyrics arent the best, but still i listen to it cos it sounds good and catchy. a song isnt all about lyrics IMO, for me its just whether it sounds good

yermExaM said:
Nobody knew about shuffling until LMFAO made a song about it. Hardstyle techno originated it and now people think that because they heard this shuffling is cool. Don't get me wrong I love the whole house and electro aspect of the song, but for that reason I dislike it.
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i knew about it way before. middle of last year shuffling was really big around my area then it kinda died down, then LMFAO brought it back up again
 
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yermExaM

Member
Cookie said:
LMFAO, Guetta, Pitbull and co. are ruining dance music
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Guetta has his own twist on house and has been becoming alot better at making music. Although there is only 1 or 2 songs that I will actually replay over and over while the others aren't really worth it. He's becoming more involved with Afrojack and all of those other artists (I can tell by following him on Twitter) so he's getting better.
 
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Kieran Mayhew

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btyczki21 said:
i have to say i respectfully disagree and think that people should be free to make what ever they want, without being blammed for turning our nation's youth into moosh. And it ALL rests on the parents shoulders to teach their children how to react to the influence. Not saying that music today doesn't have a huge influence, its just all about how you were raised. my little sister listens to this song, wiz khalifa, and others but she isnt out partying getting knocked up.

on a different note i cant stand people who try to get rid of violent video games and movies when the obvious answer is to just not play or go see the shit...duhhhhh if you ignore it, it wont bother you as much.
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It is nothing to do with a child's mindset, it is to do with the media they are faced with. Take a child from 200 years ago, where provocative songs and videos didn't exist, and compare them with someone from our generation. You will be disgraced by the behaviour of youth these days, purely because of the way media has changed.

If a child hears loads of songs on the radio about sex, or sees lots of music videos where women are walking around with next to no clothes on (As as 16 year old, I am not complaining) they are going to grow up through their childhood thinking that stuff like that is acceptable and from a young age.
 
btyczki21

btyczki21

Member
Kieran Mayhew said:
It is nothing to do with a child's mindset, it is to do with the media they are faced with. Take a child from 200 years ago, where provocative songs and videos didn't exist, and compare them with someone from our generation. You will be disgraced by the behaviour of youth these days, purely because of the way media has changed.

If a child hears loads of songs on the radio about sex, or sees lots of music videos where women are walking around with next to no clothes on (As as 16 year old, I am not complaining) they are going to grow up through their childhood thinking that stuff like that is acceptable and from a young age.
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again, its all up to the parents. they have the power to block tv channels, and restrict access to the internet. and before your old enough to drive your parents can control what radio stations you listen to by listening to the ones they like.

im a perfect example, all up until i started driving my own truck the kind of music i listened to driving around with my mom every where were the oldies and country lol and those are definetly not as racy as pop music.
 
R-Dubya

R-Dubya

Steel Member
btyczki21 said:
again, its all up to the parents. they have the power to block tv channels, and restrict access to the internet. and before your old enough to drive your parents can control what radio stations you listen to by listening to the ones they like.

im a perfect example, all up until i started driving my own truck the kind of music i listened to driving around with my mom every where were the oldies and country lol and those are definetly not as racy as pop music.
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Now instead of being focused on sex, you're focused on drinking yourself into a spiraling depression now that your baby left you, and being American as fuck.
 
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