[NEZ]

Originally posted by ks_dollar

Boy this love is Supernatural.

i actually like ke$ha and her music, and i really want warrior. but its fun to make fun of her, and im sure she has more hits brewing, besides die young already peaked, lets just grow up and move on to the next single.

[zach]

RIP

And RIP

[NickLacheyFan]

Originally posted by soramaro

I'm very Sorry for your loss but following that Logic then we wouldn't listen to any music at all. Besides, "Die Young" had peaked before the shooting so it's not like the song was climbing and was pulled from rotation. Also, I'm not insensitive and if I was a Ke$ha stan I'd be frustranted that this would be happening to my fave's song but I think in this case it's a case of being human and reasoning beyond the music and the charts.

Lol, well that was exactly my point.

But if we follow your and the radio station's logic than how is Locked Out Of Heaven any more appropriate?

[PopBoi]

Originally posted by ks_dollar

Obviously I wasn't being completely serious about that statement. I was basically saying Die Young had done good and now C'mon is about to explode.

I was, I just added 'wait' because I didn't want my post to be misconstrued as inappropriate considering what has happened.

Originally posted by Artemisia

The song's meaning isn't saying that someone is actually going to die young. It's expressing the message of living life to its fullest, like you are going to die soon.

But the repetition of the like "we're gonna die young!" can easily be interpreted in a way that is uncomfortable considering the Newtown shooting.

I don't know why you quoted me and said this.

Originally posted by soramaro

Well Yeah "lyrics" shouldn't be there

Originally posted by Imogene

Are you really comparing dying from overdose to this massacre?
Innocent children died + people who tried to protect them. It's all over the media, people show empathy and NO hearing on radio 4 x We gonna die young wouldn't be right.

Actually, children die every day because of parents with alcohol or drug problems.

[NEZ]

Originally posted by thaMONSTERkid

"we're gonna die TONIGHT" ?

You have to forgive the animals, look who their queen is.

[thaMONSTERkid]

Originally posted by nezLaos

You have to forgive the animals, look who their queen is.

[zach]

Not the Kesha fans thinking C'Mon is gonna smash. How adorable is that?

[soramaro]

Originally posted by EnoughSaid

But are you grasping their point? If so, save the condescension. And if not then you're not so bright yourself...

Originally posted by Artemisia

The song's meaning isn't saying that someone is actually going to die young. It's expressing the message of living life to its fullest, like you are going to die soon.

But the repetition of the like "we're gonna die young!" can easily be interpreted in a way that is uncomfortable considering the Newtown shooting.

This, Thank you!

[ks_dollar]

Originally posted by nezLaos

i actually like ke$ha and her music, and i really want warrior. but its fun to make fun of her, and im sure she has more hits brewing, besides die young already peaked, lets just grow up and move on to the next single.

Yep Die Young already peaked and it had a great run.

Hope the Navy take notes from you

[zach]

Originally posted by NickLacheyFan

Lol, well that was exactly my point.

But if we follow your and the radio station's logic than how is Locked Out Of Heaven any more appropriate?

Have you ever heard Locked Out of Heaven?

It's not about dying. Specifically... YOUNG.

Stop.

[Scorpio]

What a tragedy.

C'mon better take off now.

[NickLacheyFan]

Originally posted by Imogene

Are you really comparing dying from overdose to this massacre?
Innocent children died + people who tried to protect them. It's all over the media, people show empathy and NO hearing on radio 4 x We gonna die young wouldn't be right.

No, I'm not comparing just following people's logic.

After all, FYI more people are dying from overdose, drug dealers shoutings including innocent kids and lost kids who had no where to go or any help and found themselfs using drugs to make it all go away... Wait, am I the insensitve one?

This is just a classic case of finger pointing when there's no one to blame. People just tend to let the anger out at w/e seems the easiest target, in this case a song that's talking about lets have a blast like it's the last day or our life.

I'd expect more from people who call themselfs adults, maybe, just maybe they should act like ones and realize what's the song's really about or more important, the fact that it's just a song and not playing it won't change a god damn thing.

[ks_dollar]

Originally posted by zach

Not the Kesha fans thinking C'Mon is gonna smash. How adorable is that?

It's pretty adorable all the haters like to doubt a Ke$ha single wont smash.
It's going to be even more adorable when they see C'mon reach #1 on radio.

I hope it wont hurt the haters when they look at its current AI. It hasn't even been
officially added to radio yet.

[Chrome]

Originally posted by L.B GAGA

If thats the case then Diamonds needs to follow the same route, i mean it reminds them of their babies in the sky. While doing that also maybe dont you worry child should follow suit and all sad songs.
I mean its pure malice and illogical.

This doesn't even make sense.

[seaɴ.]

The people in this thread trying to troll about this are absolute scum of the earth.

R.I.P.

[PopBoi]

Originally posted by DOMINO

What a tragedy.

C'mon better take off now.

Watch a bunch of people get killed by a saber tooth tiger

[NickLacheyFan]

Originally posted by zach

Have you ever heard Locked Out of Heaven?

It's not about dying. Specifically... YOUNG.

Stop.

Have you ever heard Die Young?It's not about DYING.

Gurl, bye.

[thaMONSTERkid]

Originally posted by NickLacheyFan

Have you ever heard Die Young?It's not about DYING.

Gurl, bye.

what

[NEZ]

Originally posted by NickLacheyFan

Have you ever heard Die Young?It's not about DYING.

Gurl, bye.

Please tell me your trolling.

[soramaro]

Originally posted by NickLacheyFan

Lol, well that was exactly my point.

But if we follow your and the radio station's logic than how is Locked Out Of Heaven any more appropriate?

It is not. Should it fall as hard as Ke$ha? I'm not exactly sure and maybe it will fall as hard when it peaks, but I definitely agree with you that there are other songs that should receive less airplay in light of the tragedy. However, only "Die Young" seems to have been majorly affected and my comment was only on "Die Young".