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I agree that is is bad for the music industry, but I don't think the Gaye Family is to blame here. They didn't sue Pharrel and Thicke; they counter-sued only after Thicke sued them to protect his moneys after he said in interviews that Blurred Lines was inspired by Got To Give It Up. Thicke started this whole mess. The Gaye family doesn't even own the full rights of Gaye's music. They've been screwed out of royalties by MG's old publishing company, and now here comes Growing Pains suing them after he said he wanted to make a song like Got To Give it Up.
+1 | 3/13/15 11:11 AM
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Corn Dogg sounds like Jaime Kennedy character.
+1 | 11/5/14 7:14 PM
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The G stands for gangsta. Good on you, Kenny.
+6 | 10/22/14 1:40 PM
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Now in it's 30th consecutive year!
0 | 10/20/14 11:28 AM
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But did anyone poop their pants on the train back?
0 | 8/4/14 5:15 PM
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Where the barf/ where the barf/ where the barf bag?!
0 | 7/29/14 2:53 PM
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That's nothing, you should've seen Billy Corgan at The Chicago Cat Show 2014.
+2 | 7/25/14 11:50 AM
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I submit that this, THIS types of comments are the real typical hipster douche bag attention whoring . I rest my case.
+2 | 6/26/14 4:07 PM
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That was awesome, someone should give that Gabe fellow his own blog.
+4 | 6/6/14 7:18 PM
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If Kelly and Kitty started a punk bank, Kelly's name would be Kelly Pryde.
+5 | 5/15/14 6:53 PM
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This is like in the early 2000s, when Eminem was messing with boy bands; you don't know who to root for.
+19 | 5/14/14 6:20 PM
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I've never really been into Girl Talk as an artist. I saw him on a documentary about copyright issues, talking about how remixing and sampling is a way to create art out of art, and I agree with that, except, he's probably the worst example of that. Every time I listen to his music I feel like I just watched one of those "Another ____ Movies", where it's just references with no narrative. I guess he has good music taste and he's found a way to market that, so good for him.
+1 | 4/9/14 12:32 PM
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#dadjokes
+3 | 4/1/14 12:41 PM
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...now if only they made a companion album to Wu-tang's museum LP.
+2 | 3/30/14 11:37 PM
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I think it's time for an avatar, Michael. What do you say? I think Model WK is a good place to start.
+3 | 3/20/14 11:38 AM
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May I suggest this instead? http://i.imgur.com/KZmHubO.gif
+16 | 3/20/14 11:21 AM
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His rhymes are weak as fuck, though.
+4 | 3/14/14 12:14 PM
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I wanted to downvote you for the shameless plug but then you said, "enjoy and rock on" and I just can't downvote someone who ends sentences like that.
+13 | 3/11/14 9:12 PM
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There's a lot of festivals around nowadays. so I feel people take for granted how SXSW was one of the first places where you could see a very diverse gathering of artists in one region. I would've be surprised if one day you hear "Deep from the slums of Ohama comes the Pnut,the Nix Hex, the Chad sexton and me, the M E T H O D man"
+4 | 3/11/14 1:23 PM
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Great stuff. He came full range.
+5 | 3/11/14 12:42 PM
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