@#$% The Haters, Man (featuring Ludacris)

Kraken

Yes, I'm sure you had at least some resistance to your path to fame. Yes, I'm sure people don't like you. Yes, I'm sure those same people still don't like you.

But I've heard this sentiment expressed in song far too many times. Better men and women have written better songs about this than everyone today who's still pressing pen to paper for songs like these. 

And when guest stars take time off the songs their supposed to be in to preemptively strike at their detractors, it just makes the whole song break down. 

I get that you want to respond to the people who think badly of you, but leave it be! I want to write a song about butts, but I will never top Sir Mixalot's glorious masterpiece, so I resist the temptation. 

And now for the inevitability. 

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MillerCross

because it's relevant.

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MillerCross

and because if you are not hurting your ears then what are you doing with your life

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Kraken

Well to be perfectly honest I dislike 'Who's Laughing Now' by Jessie J for different reasons; namely, that annoying thing she does with her throat in-between verses.







I don't know, the sentiment to me seems so...juvenile. Is there no better, more cutting, subtler ways to respond? Can't people just realize that no matter who you are or what you do, SOMEBODY is sick of your shit?

DonZabu

I don't even hate these people until they bust out songs like these. It's a self-perpetuating problem.