Re: The good, the bad, and the ugly of YouTube vid « Reply #346 on Oct 17, 2012, 6:23pm »
Hahaha whaaaaat the fuck.
1.) That sounds like a fucking Residents song being sung by a Mongolian podiatrist that has recently been hit in the head with a brick (so, uhhh, yeah, in other words it basically just sounds like a Residents song). Not even in the abstract -- the verse is nearly identical to 'Constantinople', dissonant chord progression and all.
2.) The fucking comments! One after the other, VOICE OF AN ANGEL! BEST SINGING VOICE EVERRRR! And then the completely incomprehensible shit:
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Your songs are so good, is Jupiter, as well as
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Oh and the lyrics are amazing 3 they touch my heart 3 they have so much meaning this is the best song ever and I want to marry you 3 you have a beautiful voice 3
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it's like an angel fell from the heavens and was incarnated as your larynx.
and this, which seems to have slipped under her radar while she was approving comments:
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Wow so much irony!!!
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Re: The good, the bad, and the ugly of YouTube vid « Reply #348 on Oct 17, 2012, 9:13pm »
My comment hasn't been approved.
"Every now and then a song comes along that reaches into your heart and massages the labia of your soul.This is one of those songs. This song has bowel moving power. Heaven has a name, and it's name is Gnesa."
Re: The good, the bad, and the ugly of YouTube vid « Reply #356 on Oct 18, 2012, 12:24am »
The comments. Not that Youtube comments aren't already the actual dregs of the internet, like the lowest form of communication known to man. This is one of those intriguing little internet anomalies that pop up sometimes. Like I said, like 3 Wolf Moon.
Knowing you, wonk, I'm going to assume that there is a possibility that you have never gone and read through the thousands of customer reviews of the 3 Wolf Moon at Amazon.com. It's fucking bizarre. There's just no way to know how or why that became a thing, and you get the feeling that the vast majority of the people writing them can't even tell if they are joking or not. (I'll vouch for the actual metaphysical power of the 3 Wolf Moon, but I couldn't tell you in a million years where it comes from or what it means.)
What's interesting is that a.) so damn many people have seen that semi-attractive pop singer butchering that dismal song, and that b.) so many of them took the time to remark on it, and considering c.) that this Gnesa person apparently has to personally approve every comment that gets posted, it makes you wonder whether there are actually that many people who actually think she has the voice of an angel and want to make love to her reincarnated angel larynx or she is just so fucking stupid and so ignorant of the concept of irony that she can't tell that at least 90% of those people are making fun of her.
You don't strike me as much of a people-watcher, though, so maybe it's just not as interesting or amusing to you as it is to me. Things that are so fundamentally ambiguous as how I ever even came to sit and watch that video in the first place fucking fascinate me.
Re: The good, the bad, and the ugly of YouTube vid « Reply #357 on Oct 19, 2012, 1:15am »
Okay, I get it now. I also get why I would never get it in the first place. I'm not a youtube fan, nearly 100% of youtube videos I've watched were posted on this board, and I hate youtube comments as much as I hate tweets by famous athletes. u no wut i meen?