Oh, I've heard about that show. I heard the first season was decent. The second season sucked. And that it just started getting good in the third season. And didn't that male actor play the gay guy in "Brothers & Sisters"? Is he a homosexual?
Because I won't believe his straight role on that series if he is.
But rather than have Moroder flail in solitude, nine of Déjà Vu's songs have employed some of the world's most popular singers to join in the parade of garbage.
Moroder has no doubt enjoyed the renewed success and attention that Daft Punk helped bestow upon him, but Déjà Vu feels like a calculated attempt to cash-in. By commissioning top-tier pop singers, including Britney Spears on a cover of 'Tom's Diner' that never needed to happen (and may have, in fact, tarnished my enjoyment of my favorite restaurant, also called Tom's Diner), and utilizing every modern dance music cliché under the sun, Moroder has placed a sizeable artistic disappointment at the end of his otherwise stellar catalogue. Déjà Vu is an album that never needed to happen and never should have happened.
I laugh at Gaga exploiting that poor old man to the point of his death. Have you not kept up with my The Adventures of Tony and Gaga fanfic saga?
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Katy is cool and relatable to young people Much more so than Rihanna, which is why she is more successful at the moment and has many more followers on Instagram.
Katy haters are so bad at dragging her it's embarrassing that they still try 
Much more so than Rihanna, which is why she is more successful at the moment and has many more followers on Instagram.