[QUOTE="Heirren"]
[QUOTE="MirkoS77"]
It's the ad populum fallacy. I can't count how many times I've seen people do this for SS, it's ridiculous. Justin Bieber's music is extremely popular, hence it's so. :roll:
Tikeio
Allow me to explain the problem with Toms review, given this perfect opportunity with Justin Bieber brought into discussion. Do I care for Justin Bieber and his producers music? No. Is it bad music? No. In fact, Justin Bieber has far more musical talent than Kanye West. The kid can actually sing and his producers utilize these talents. The music itself, while I don't care for it personally, is always correct and finely produced. There, an objectional take on Justin Bieber.
Is that a joke? Kanye was a music producer long before he started rapping, and produces his own music as a rapper.
You can't compare songs like "Jesus Walks" and "Runaway" to crappy, generic pop songs like "Baby."
Justin Bieber has about as much "talent" as Britney Spears in her teen years. That's about it.
I don't care for either, personally, but I said MUSICAL talent. Britney was autotuned to death. Justin actually has pipes. There is a huge difference. I know, and also think, that Kanye has skill as a producer. The problem here is that "producing" music these days is just a few clicks on the computer. It isn't about actually creating that natural soundscape, anymore. Lyrics? Lyrics are too subject to bother offering an opinion on as they vary so much from individual to individual. If some 10 year old girl is moved by something Justin or Britney or whoever says, who am I to argue that? I can't, because proof is in the fact that people are actually moved by said performers.
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