Musical Nicotine

Alright I am proclaiming to the world, when I hear Ke$ha I like the songs. At least that is what it seems like. Her songs are addicting. But then I step back, and listen to them. The words are stupid, the message is demeaning and corrupting. In truth it doesn't even take in to account that musically it isn't really music. It's sorta talk singing, and not the Johnny Cash or Bob Dylan kind either. They got away with it because they wrote songs about something. Ke$ha on the other hand, it's like marketed idiocy. For awhile I thought that she might be a very clever person who just knows how to entertain, like Zach Galifinakas (his last name doesn't need to be spelled correctly because most people can't pronounce it anyway). But I think I was disproven today. I was looking on my ping! account and saw her video announcement about the new album. It was awkward and a dumb, clever entertainers will do the same thing but it lacked that element where you knew it was pretend dumb. As I watched I thought "dumber than Jessica Simpson." Harsh I know but the music industry is finally getting to white kids, 'make them dumb enough to buy whatever fodder we give them.'

It's like nicotine, I know cigarettes are bad for me but oh man I like it so there!