One Direction

Dinky Do Number of posts : 4830 Age : 43

Have a read Laughing very hard

http://www.ultimate-guitar.com/news/wtf/one_direction_fans_bash_the_who_youre_called_that_for_a_reason.html?no_takeover

Heart of Metal Number of posts : 1692 Age : 47

All I can say is wow. That's some funny shhhtuff right there. Laughing

Dinky Do Number of posts : 4830 Age : 43

I thought the comment "There is a reason you're called The Who" was pretty hilarious... SO hilarious that The Who are still being played on radios all around the world and have left their mark on countless bands, including One Direction Laughing very hard

One Direction will be forgotten in a few years...

Metal is Forever Number of posts : 7234 Age : 53

Arguing with teenage girls is a very bad thing! If I can avoid it at all I do! Razz

Metal is Forever Number of posts : 5014 Age : 55

Boris2008 wrote:: Arguing with teenage girls is a very bad thing! If I can avoid it at all I do!

It WILL make you go insane insane

Metal, Movies, Beer Number of posts : 37871 Age : 54

Heh. Kids are stupid. That's because they're kids.

If I'm gonna hate One Direction, I'd rather hate'em because of their blaspheme of a certain legendary band's t-shirt design..

One Direction Fig,black,mens,ffffff.u1

THE NERVE!!! angry

Seriously, if I ever see anyone wearing this shirt, I *will* spit on them. Repeatedly.

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Fat Freddy wrote:: Kids are stupid. That's because they're kids.

Most of their parents aren't that bright either. Razz

Metal, Movies, Beer Number of posts : 37871 Age : 54

S.D. wrote:

Fat Freddy wrote:: Kids are stupid. That's because they're kids.

Most of their parents aren't that bright either. Razz

Good point.

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Dinky Do Number of posts : 4830 Age : 43

Heart of Metal Number of posts : 1095 Age : 41

This phenomenon is no different to the days when Backstreet Boys and Spice Girls were famous. The quality of the music is as low as ever and the fanbase as fanatical. The only difference is there are more ways to express this fanaticism these days than there were in the late 90s. Artists also feed it by posting on tweeter, which seems to be the medium of choice where this interaction and outbursts take place.

Ultimately, it is still about the brief 15 minutes of fame which will soon elapse even for this generation of Backstreet Boys / Spice Girls. It's only a matter of time before the One Direction fanbase passes puberty and the One Direction group itself fades into obscurity. It is the fate of majority of industry manufactured pop groups.

Metal is Forever Number of posts : 6377 Age : 44

It's not like the 70's or the 80's didn't have their share of pretty-faced pop stars selling records.

The Monkees? Milli Vanilli?

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Lari wrote:: It's not like the 70's or the 80's didn't have their share of pretty-faced pop stars selling records.

The Monkees? Milli Vanilli?

Shaun Cassidy

Metal is Forever Number of posts : 7059 Age : 44

Alex Dee Rokket wrote:: This phenomenon is no different to the days when Backstreet Boys and Spice Girls were famous. The quality of the music is as low as ever and the fanbase as fanatical. The only difference is there are more ways to express this fanaticism these days than there were in the late 90s. Artists also feed it by posting on tweeter, which seems to be the medium of choice where this interaction and outbursts take place.

Ultimately, it is still about the brief 15 minutes of fame which will soon elapse even for this generation of Backstreet Boys / Spice Girls. It's only a matter of time before the One Direction fanbase passes puberty and the One Direction group itself fades into obscurity. It is the fate of majority of industry manufactured pop groups.

I just wanted to take the time to say thank you for this, Alex. You just brought me down to earth. Smile

Metal is my Life Number of posts : 40562 Age : 56

Alex Dee Rokket wrote:: Ultimately, it is still about the brief 15 minutes of fame which will soon elapse even for this generation of Backstreet Boys / Spice Girls. It's only a matter of time before the One Direction fanbase passes puberty and the One Direction group itself fades into obscurity. It is the fate of majority of industry manufactured pop groups.

Yep and the next pre-fab group will step up to appeal to the masses. Sad, really. But totally expected.

Scurvy Skalliwag Number of posts : 12763 Age : 60

I still want my Ultimatum "bobble-heads"

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Metal master Number of posts : 992 Age : 45

James B. wrote:: I still want my Ultimatum "bobble-heads"

They should have their own Saturday Morning Cartoon like the Beatles as well! Of course, since the band is too busy to play themselves, they'll just use voice actors (Scott will be played by James "Shredder" Avery, if he could pull off playing an Asian, he can certainly pull off playing a Christian metal singer).

Metal is in my blood Number of posts : 4201 Age : 39

I watched this documentary this other day with all these British boy bands I never knew about, like BROS. That was ..something.

Heart of Metal Number of posts : 1466 Age : 51

They are just the latest face of manufactured pop, ready to be superseded by the next fad and continuing the commercial reality of style over substance. As a teacher and a parent, I'm aware of the band, but make it a priority to expose my children to a wide range of music so that this sort of music holds as little appeal as possible!

Metal is Forever Number of posts : 7059 Age : 44

Orion Crystal Ice wrote:: I watched this documentary this other day with all these British boy bands I never knew about, like BROS. That was ..something.

Bros.

Metal master Number of posts : 896 Age : 50

Lari wrote:: It's not like the 70's or the 80's didn't have their share of pretty-faced pop stars selling records.

The Monkees? Milli Vanilli?

Well, I'll admit to being a big fan of The Monkees since I was a kid watching reruns of their TV show. I just saw them last week in Mesa. Great show.

Bukkake Tsunami Number of posts : 25557 Age : 53

Fat Freddy wrote:: Heh. Kids are stupid. That's because they're kids.

If I'm gonna hate One Direction, I'd rather hate'em because of their blaspheme of a certain legendary band's t-shirt design..

THE NERVE!!!

Seriously, if I ever see anyone wearing this shirt, I *will* spit on them. Repeatedly.

I find that to be quite offensive.

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