What happened to Labrinth anyway? He seems to have just disappeared from existence since the release of 'Let The Sun Shine' :unsure: Other than his appearance at the BRITs and producing 'Finish Line' of course.

It's no 'Mutton Dressed As Laaaaaamb' but I did rather enjoy it - only once I expect mind you!

 

 

Suddenly, all is right with the world. Someone has distilled Eastenders into what it's really about.

I 100% guarantee that you will not like one single song that Cher releases.

Rapping is speaking rhyming lyrics in a rhythm over a beat. What Ke$ha does on Tik Tok, Blah Blah Blah, etc. is rapping. You're probably getting confused between rap and hip hop. Ke$ha is a rapper, but she's not a hip hop artist.

Kesha is NOT a rapper. :mellow:

What happened to Labrinth anyway? He seems to have just disappeared from existence since the release of 'Let The Sun Shine' :unsure: Other than his appearance at the BRITs and producing 'Finish Line' of course.

 

Well, he remixed Do It Like a Dude for Jessie J aswell.

 

On Radio 1Xtra like 6 months ago one of the presenters said they heard his next single, and that it's really good. I've not heard anything about that since.

Kesha is NOT a rapper. :mellow:

 

Listen to Blah Blah Blah again. She clearly raps on that song.

I 100% guarantee that you will not like one single song that Cher releases.

 

You are probably right but your argument is stupid if you think that makes me closed-minded.

 

I will most probably hate every song LMFAO release in the future but that's because they are not to my taste (or actually because I have taste). It's like vidcapper hating every Eminem song. He just doesn't like Rap/Hip-Hop, he can't warm to that style of music. It doesn't make him narrow-minded.

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I don't understand why it appears to be a 'crime' if you like Cher Lloyd in this thread. :lol:

 

Although I do agree that Graziella is the better rapper. Miss Frank were AMAZING! :wub:

Well, he remixed Do It Like a Dude for Jessie J aswell.

 

That was only about a month after the release of LTSS though. The BRITs and Finish Line are his only activity this year (unless he did any other remixes I don't know about)

 

EDIT: He appeared on Devlin's Let It Go which was released as a single this year also. Forgot about that. Wasn't exactly a hit though (only got to #59)

 

EDIT2: Ah, he's also the producer of Ms. Dynamite's new song 'Neva Soft'. :D

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I 100% guarantee that you will not like one single song that Cher releases.

Rapping is speaking rhyming lyrics in a rhythm over a beat. What Ke$ha does on Tik Tok, Blah Blah Blah, etc. is rapping. You're probably getting confused between rap and hip hop. Ke$ha is a rapper, but she's not a hip hop artist.

 

If you are going to hold onto that view that Ke$ha is a rapper no wonder you think that Cher is a rapper.Your standards for rap are very low, many acts speak rhythmically over a beat and it does not make it rapping.

You are probably right but you're argument is stupid if you think that makes me closed-minded.

 

I will most probably hate every song LMFAO release in the future but that's because they are not to my taste (or actually because I have taste). It's like vidcapper hating every Eminem song. He just doesn't like Rap/Hip-Hop, he can't warm to that style of music. It doesn't make him narrow-minded.

 

Sorry, but I can't understand that mentality. I don't like rock music, but I don't say to myself "Oh, doubt I'll ever like anything Coldplay releases". I'm still open to the possibility that I might like one of their songs one day.

I don't understand why it appears to be a 'crime' if you like Cher Lloyd in this thread. :lol:

 

Liking Cher Lloyd isn't a crime, but 'Swagger Jagger' itself should be one.

I would say the girl from Miss Frank, Graziella, is better and more natural than Cher at rapping.

 

She can do it in two languages too. Mini-Muyta :wub:

Listen to Blah Blah Blah again. She clearly raps on that song.

Just listened to it and I didn't hear any rapping in it whatsoever... :huh:

Liking Cher Lloyd isn't a crime, but 'Swagger Jagger' itself should be one.

 

Some people like Swagger Jagger! It's just an opinion. They listen to a song, and it sounds nice. I can't understand how anybody can like Poker Face, but I've just gotten to terms with the fact that some people do! So you should probably do the same with Swagger Jagger. :lol:

Sorry, but I can't understand that mentality. I don't like rock music, but I don't say to myself "Oh, doubt I'll ever like anything Coldplay releases". I'm still open to the possibility that I might like one of their songs one day.

 

I assume you blocked out the "most probably" part of my post.

Although I do agree that Graziella is the better rapper. Miss Frank were AMAZING! :wub:

:wub: I voted for them like 6 times every week, I swear I was the only one :lol:

Ke$ha doesn't really rap, to me it's just very autotuned singing. I do love her though!

Just listened to it and I didn't hear any rapping in it whatsoever... :huh:

 

Um...okay! :blink:

 

Read these articles:

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hip_hop

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rapping

 

Ke$ha, along with other artists such as Pitbull and Flo Rida, rap in some of their songs. However, they aren't hip hop artists (based on their current material anyway).

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Some people like Swagger Jagger! It's just an opinion. They listen to a song, and it sounds nice. I can't understand how anybody can like Poker Face, but I've just gotten to terms with the fact that some people do! So you should probably do the same with Swagger Jagger. :lol:

 

I disliked PF at first but have always seen the appeal of it. The lyrics, for example, are brilliant and the innuendos are brilliant. That can't be said about SJ which mainly consists of naming social networking sites, saying "get on the floor" (I'd rather obey J.Lo than Cher), talking about "haters", mentioning "swagger". It's just trying to be too current and cool - but then any song that references Twitter, steals lyrics from recent hits and uses modern "cool" language is guilty of that.