EPTGangnam Style GSL Live Performance? - Page 16
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bigAL
United States49 Posts
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LuckyMacro
United States1482 Posts
On July 31 2012 15:39 anrimayu wrote: It's a true shame those Asians don't know what real music is, like justin bieber and rebecca black. Posts like these are just horrible as hell. It's called genres and artists, there's a variety of both in every country. There's crap American/Europeon/Asian/etc. music. Not that I think gangnam style is bad necessarily. | ||
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Nekovivie
United Kingdom2599 Posts
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jinorazi
Korea (South)4948 Posts
On July 31 2012 15:39 anrimayu wrote: It's a true shame those Asians don't know what real music is, like justin bieber and rebecca black. WTF LOL thats like saying justin bieber and rebecca black represents the whole western music industry | ||
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zergtat
Hong Kong853 Posts
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ymir233
United States8275 Posts
The people trashing on Gangnam Style are probably the same people who think "Eat It" is bad because Weird Al doesn't sound exactly like Michael Jackson - _________ -;; | ||
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Wingblade
United States1806 Posts
On August 01 2012 12:41 ymir233 wrote: SO GOOD...I definitely support this movement. The people trashing on Gangnam Style are probably the same people who think "Eat It" is bad because Weird Al doesn't sound exactly like Michael Jackson - _________ -;; No, I think "Eat It" is terrible because it's childish, annoying, and meaningless. | ||
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Drake
Germany6146 Posts
because youtube music videos are blocked for us (thank you gema) | ||
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Lysenko
Iceland2128 Posts
On July 31 2012 14:34 kagi wrote: Gangnam is one of the most affluent districts in Seoul, so I think Gangnam style means a very affluent lifestyle. "Oppan Gangnam style" = I'm Gangnam style Like certain other Asian languages, Korean uses a number of different pronouns depending on social status and relationship. "Oppa" is often used by young women to refer to older male non-romantic friends, and for such older male friends to refer to themselves. "Oppa Gangnam Style" would mean "Your older male buddy (in this case referring to Psy himself) is 'Gangnam Style.'" Edit: I know almost no Korean, so I couldn't possibly say whether "Hey sexy lady, Oppa Gangnam Style" is supposed to come off as somewhat creepy and forward, but given the content of the video, I suspect probably so, and it's probably a lot more funny for a Korean speaker. | ||
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BrTarolg
United Kingdom3579 Posts
On July 31 2012 15:43 jinorazi wrote: was browsing and saw this, psy is genius XD you can just see how everyone finds it fcking hilarious LOOOOll what a total badass ahahahahaha | ||
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Douillos
France3195 Posts
On July 31 2012 16:32 LuckyMacro wrote: Posts like these are just horrible as hell. It's called genres and artists, there's a variety of both in every country. There's crap American/Europeon/Asian/etc. music. Not that I think gangnam style is bad necessarily. I think it was a joke.... | ||
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discomatt
113 Posts
On July 31 2012 09:58 Klyberess wrote: Well, it doesn't make much sense to say that garbage is intentionally unoriginal, does it? If he dislikes it, that's fine, but he seems to think he's doing something more than uttering his personal preference. (He's not.) The only opinion I stated about my taste is that I enjoy some pop music. Do I see it as an art form, though? No. I see good music as an expression of emotion - something you can reflect on and something that reveals information about the artist, the listener, or both. This song was made solely to make money, push an extravagant lifestyle, and make people want to dry hump each other drunk in a night club. Just like you enjoying this music is an opinion, me calling it garbage is an opinion too. This does go a little beyond personal opinion. I call it garbage music because it's throw-away. It will have it's week(s) in the spotlight, everyone will get sick of it, and it'll show up again years later a couple times as a 'hey, remember this?' track. If you find throwing things away to be offensive, then I suppose I've offended you. I admit to painting with an overly-broad stroke. There is some pop music with emotion, substance and creativity that does last, and becomes a 'classic.' This song isn't a good example of that though. To end on a lighter note, I think the video is quite brilliant. It makes me giggle my ass off. The guy's definitely a great entertainer, and a great salesman. I don't see how GOM could go wrong getting this guy to perform live... maybe even guest-MC | ||
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Dakkas
2550 Posts
On July 31 2012 17:55 jinorazi wrote: WTF LOL thats like saying justin bieber and rebecca black represents the whole western music industry You're not really romanian are you? | ||
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ShowTheLights
Korea (South)1718 Posts
bahahahahh awesome | ||
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Tom Cruise
Denmark482 Posts
On August 01 2012 13:21 Lysenko wrote: Like certain other Asian languages, Korean uses a number of different pronouns depending on social status and relationship. "Oppa" is often used by young women to refer to older male non-romantic friends, and for such older male friends to refer to themselves. "Oppa Gangnam Style" would mean "Your older male buddy (in this case referring to Psy himself) is 'Gangnam Style.'" Edit: I know almost no Korean, so I couldn't possibly say whether "Hey sexy lady, Oppa Gangnam Style" is supposed to come off as somewhat creepy and forward, but given the content of the video, I suspect probably so, and it's probably a lot more funny for a Korean speaker. it's oppan, not oppa, but you're right | ||
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Sorkoas
549 Posts
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Sandermatt
Switzerland1365 Posts
On August 01 2012 17:13 Sorkoas wrote: Downvoted. Where can I vote for real music acts who actually deserve people's attention? You can downvote on teamliquid? | ||
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Sorkoas
549 Posts
What? | ||
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Lysenko
Iceland2128 Posts
On August 01 2012 17:10 Tom Cruise wrote: it's oppan, not oppa, but you're right The word by itself is "oppa." If adding an N is a grammatically appropriate ending, I have no clue about that. | ||
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zefreak
United States2731 Posts
The same people that are poo-pooing this song and name-dropping whatever classical composer pleases them are probably the same people that think death metal isn't music and electronic music is artless and just for dancing. | ||
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