Does it make you cackle when users post like this:



"I have really strong instincts - thematically, sonically, visually" etc.

I.E throw in big words thinking it will make them look smarter when actually it just seems cringe-y when we're on a pop music forum and not discussing the general election with 60 year olds. Like, girl we know you didn't go to Harvard, stop.

post examples.

I'm so confused. Firstly public schools are good. Secondly just because people like pop music means that they have bad grammar and vocab?

Wait the op is from another thread I've seen ..

Meaning you're not better than anyone else. And no, you're clearly missing the point. Watch the video and you'll see what I mean.

The video?

No, as long as I can understand what they're saying, it's fine with me. :duck2:

This example

You mean like the OP?

Yes, I agree PopBoi is trying wayyyy too hard.


That public school jab was so unnecessary.

That post in the Avril thread?

I have to admit though, on the occasion I have used the terms "sonically" and "lyrically" when describing how I feel about a song.

Leave public school alone

It's not a jab. I went to public school. It means you're not better than anyone else. Using big words doesn't make you any smarter.

Thats one of many. I can't find any examples now but it's usually in an argument and it's more often than not little monsters.

I C

Still. This thread could have been put together far better

ikr?

I miss ATRL 2011.

I love Lana del Rey in that video

Yes...

Not really. If anything I think you try too hard

You're the one that is trying too hard... Flop thread.

Everything was so fun. these preteen members are so dry now.

"I have really strong instincts - thematically, sonically, visually" I think the point in the video for this was to make it seem like Lana Del Rey was rhyming everything not trying to be pretentious. so are you asking if members on here rhyme everything they post?