Showing posts with label The Chipmunks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Chipmunks. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 11, 2011

Britney Spears' Atrocious Vocals On New Song


Britney Spears sporting a fishnet weave (Photo credit: Barcroft Media)

Sony Music artist, Britney Spears, has released a salacious, derivative new song entitled "Hold It Against Me" and her vocals are atrocious. She sounds like Alvin and the Chipmunks...on helium. The track is genuinely grating and irritating. She simply cannot sing and this is what music has come to today.

The schizophrenic mother of two, continues to trot around Hollywood in odd clothes, looking like an unkempt zombie. Hardly what one would call a pop star look. However, determined to greedily make money at all costs, when she is clearly mentally ill and should not be on stage, Spears is propped up by assistants and a host of pharmaceutical meds eroding her health.

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Monday, August 24, 2009

Avatar Is Overrated

I saw the trailer for James Cameron's forthcoming film "Avatar" and it is quite overrated, considering he claimed he created a new "fusion" camera system just for the movie that would change the way films are made.

Smurfs anyone?

However, looking at the trailer and accompanying publicity stills, it doesn't look much different than the processes used to make films like "Beowulf" or "The Chipmunks." Sorry, but that's how it looks to me. He behaved as though this thing would be celluloid on crack.

Avatar Is Overrated

I saw the trailer for James Cameron's forthcoming film "Avatar" and it is quite overrated, considering he claimed he created a new "fusion" camera system just for the movie that would change the way films are made.

Smurfs anyone?

However, looking at the trailer and accompanying publicity stills, it doesn't look much different than the processes used to make films like "Beowulf" or "The Chipmunks." Sorry, but that's how it looks to me. He behaved as though this thing would be celluloid on crack.