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Le 21/07/2012 18:26, John VanSickle nous fit lire :
> On 7/12/2012 1:14 AM, Warp wrote:
>> John VanSickle<evi### [at] kosher hotmail com> wrote:
>>> Every YouTube video for a song over 20 years old has at least one
>>> comment along the lines of, "We had such awesome music back then, now
>>> all we've got is Justin Bieber."
>>
>> Why do people hate him?
>>
>> Perhaps the best related comment I have seen was: "Freddie Mercury
>> dressed
>> as a housewife is manlier than JB."
>
Freddie Mercury had a real show with the Queen group, with a bit of
emotions and messages to share with the listener/viewer/...
And talent.
> For the same reason that lots of people have hated every over-promoted
> mediocrity. Many people perceive it as an attempt to mold their
> thinking, which people resent when it takes an apparently overt form,
> and for some it has grown into a simmering resentment, which results in
> a knee-jerk display of hostility at any evidence that he ever existed.
What has JB ? short of a youth and some mega-corporations trying to push
him ?
Anyone remember the young kid Macaulay Culkin ? He was wise enough to
make a pause.
>
> The phenomenon is not limited to Justin Bieber or to popular
> entertainment. There are a lot of things whose mere mention (even here)
> will provoke a rant of multiple paragraphs.
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