[GreasyBruce]

Originally posted by MrPeanut

Climax is so flawlessly flaw-free.

My favourite trick here is that any time the verses or bridge approach a climax — emotional or musical — they are swiftly undercut by the understated chorus cycling through yet again. Illustrating that a relationship has passed its climax by perversely preventing your performance from having one is smart and effective.

Masterpiece.

[Doogle]

Originally posted by Chemical X.

Birthday is NOT catchy, hence why it flopped.

People don't think it's catchy?

It's been stuck in my head since like.. October and I'm still not bored of it. It's been the biggest earworm for me since Call Me Maybe. I'm surprised it's just me.

[Chemical X.]

Jayonce will be divorced by the time Blue Ivy starts school in the fall of 2015. This is the beginning. They want to ease people into the idea.

[SmashHit]

were the press dumb in the 80's and 90's or what? like how come they didn't drag the pedophile out of the closet?

[youkneekorn]

No female or male pop star has reached MJ level global impact.

Not Madonna or The Beatles.

[BobBertran1992]

She sounds like Sia Anyway, this song is perfect

[Chemical X.]

MJ's death was iconic

[i spit on haters]

Originally posted by iHypeMusic

n everyone on ATRL drags me for saying this but;

since everyone in school only acknowledged him being a pedophile, I didn't know he was a singer or anything about his career.

When he died I laughed, and told my grandma. Then she started crying, and my Uncle said "I guess that's what he gets for messing with them kids" and she got mad.

I didn't get why she was defending him

I know you're young but damn. So, prior to his death, you never heard; Thriller, Smooth Criminal, Man in the mirror, Billie Jean, etc.

[Sazare]

Good Kisser kind of ***** all over Climax. Climax is just .

Originally posted by Doogle

People don't think it's catchy?

It's been stuck in my head since like.. October and I'm still not bored of it. It's been the biggest earworm for me since Call Me Maybe. I'm surprised it's just me.

It's not just you. I agree with all of this, really. It's easily the catchiest song on PRISM and possibly my most-listened track of the past year. I think the GP might just be growing tired of Katy her frivolous dance bops, even if they're that good.

[MrPeanut]

Originally posted by GreasyBruce

Masterpiece.

Oh yes that's absolutely what makes it so effective and brilliant.

[Elusive Chanteuse]

Originally posted by i spit on haters

I know you're young but damn. So, prior to his death, you never heard; Thriller, Smooth Criminal, Man in the mirror, Billie Jean, etc.

!!! like wow

[slobro]

I thought Birthday would be a mega smash but I won't complain about it flopping hihi
Anyway "Ghost" is lowkey my favorite song on that album now. Tho I hate the childish adlibs/chants in the chorus, sounds like Bonnie added them in a forced attempt to make the song catchier

[FatShady]

Originally posted by Chemical X.

MJ's death was iconic

yes!
I was sadder when Whitney died though.

[RihannasVeryOwn]

Originally posted by iHypeMusic

n everyone on ATRL drags me for saying this but;

since everyone in school only acknowledged him being a pedophile, I didn't know he was a singer or anything about his career.

When he died I laughed, and told my grandma. Then she started crying, and my Uncle said "I guess that's what he gets for messing with them kids" and she got mad.

I didn't get why she was defending him

I remember the morning that he died I got into school and my teacher was weeping. We had an assembly that day too with like a tribute to Michael since our head teacher was such a stan

I actually didn't know much about the paedophilia allegations till after. All I knew then was that he was a singer who bleached his skin

[youkneekorn]

MAY 17 - DETROIT - Joe Louis Arena - 10,000/13,500 (75%)
MAY 18 - CLEVELAND - Quicken Loans Arena - 9,750/13,000 (70%)
MAY 20 - SAINT PAUL - Xcel Energy Center - 8,500/11,500 (65%)

Ticket sales from upcoming ArtGrave dates. Poor Gaga.

Most American cities are rejecting her.

[youkneekorn]

http://www.cnn.com/2009/TECH/06/26/m...tml?eref=ib_us

Madonna's death could never.

[RihannasVeryOwn]

The only death that affected me was Amy. I know I should've expected it but I didn't and it hit me so hard when I found out

[Damien M]

Originally posted by youkneekorn

Anyone remember Internet speeds slowing down dramatically the night MJ died? I'll be honest I teared up.

At first we all laughed about it at school in the morning but by afternoon we were like, ''Omfg the guy's actually dead :-( ''
But yeah, the world literally stopped. No one really cared when Amy/Whitney died.

[Chemical X.]

Originally posted by iHypeMusic

n everyone on ATRL drags me for saying this but;

since everyone in school only acknowledged him being a pedophile, I didn't know he was a singer or anything about his career.

When he died I laughed, and told my grandma. Then she started crying, and my Uncle said "I guess that's what he gets for messing with them kids" and she got mad.

I didn't get why she was defending him

Are you serious? I'm only a few years older than you but I grew up listening to the Jackson 5 and MJ. He was a staple in my home and the dance studio I frequented. All of my music teachers growing up loved him. What kind of sheltered life did you live?

And yeah I cried the night MJ died and when his kids spoke at the funeral

[Ecstasy]

Originally posted by FatShady

yes!
I was sadder when Whitney died though.

That's cuz Whitney was a victim, Michael had victims. I was really sad about her death. To this day I consider her the best vocalist ever