Can I suggest a song? I can't stand the new U2 song "Vertigo" that they just can't stop playing on tv or the radio. In the begining it was ok but now its out of control and I find it rather annoying.

Ahslee Simpson b/c she has no real talent and she can't dance or entertain or anything.. it's retarded that she has her show on Mtv.. that channel just sucks imo

Emo "music" in general annoys the snot out of me. Especially Bright Eyes. I went to see one of his concerts (with a friend who has this insane crush on him and oh gross I don't even want to talk about that). Needless to say, the show sucked and I wanted to go up on the stage and throw the idiot into the crowd so that all the weepy groupie chicks could tear him apart.

But yeah, I can't wait for this stupid trend to pass so we can get back to music that's not total crap.

totally got to be u2 in general. totally overrated.

the worst thing is the amount of totally underrated artists. there are so many brilliant artists that no-one has ever heard of, me included, thats a realy shame.

also the sex pistols were overrated musically in the genre of punk - there were better bands but the sex pistols were still important. then agian not all that surprizing seeing that sid vicious once said its not about sounding good but looking good. :D

Most Overrated Musicans (Wannabes)

RIHANNA (endorsements kept her visible)

Kanye West :-P (He is so conceited)





-Mary

Emo, boy bands, popsingers like ashley simpson, They are a fad; they will only last a few months. All music is art. Only the true artists will last. Music, it is like famous paintings. The Mona Lisa has been considered a master piece for over 500 years. Proof that only true art will last through genre changes, popular opinions, and social insights. Music like the Beetles, Bob Marley, and Miles Davis will endure from generation to generation, in my opinion. You can't deny true art. Overrated artists are in the eye of the beholder, so are underrated artists. In my opinion, rap has taken a downturn. But as long as clubs and dancehalls are popular, lyrics will take a backseat to beats. Any rapper with a hot beat will become popular because they have hundreds of people downloading their song. But who actually remembers the club songs they listened to in 2000 or earlier, not many. But like rock & roll, I don�t think rap is going anywhere soon. The real artists will last, biggie, tupac, my children�s children will know who they are, not soldaboy. Rock as well; nobody will remember the **** songs that last on the radio for two months then disappear. Classics will endure. I wouldn�t be surprised if Dave Mathews Band and Sublime are listened to 50 years from now. But popular music will always have its critics, nobody makes music like the old timers, in the previous generations� opinion, but who can say what will last the test of time, if I was alive 500 years ago I might have thought the Mona Lisa was ****, and my opinion would have been worthless, because it has endured. So who knows.

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