Guest SweetNSexyDiva Report post Posted August 2, 2003 Ah, so many JT haters. But damn.... if a guy can move like that, I can't even imagine how he could move in the bedroom....... I don't even care if he can sing or not, he can definitely shake that bootie! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest Doyo Report post Posted August 2, 2003 This guy could really move in the bedroom then: Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest Flyboy Report post Posted August 2, 2003 Apparently so. Since, he does have.. kids and all. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest Vern Gagne Report post Posted August 2, 2003 Why didn't they boo Mick Jagger off the stage. He's the one who invited Timberlake up on stage in the first place. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest saturnmark4life Report post Posted August 2, 2003 I wonder who actually said 'That would be a very good idea'? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest SweetNSexyDiva Report post Posted August 2, 2003 This guy could really move in the bedroom then: Um, yeah.... JT doesn't look like a deformed freak like that either.... I wouldn't hit that for a million! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest spiny norman Report post Posted August 3, 2003 I think I'd prefer Justin Timberlake to hearing The Rolling Stones do 'Miss You'. They're both stupid pop, but at least Timberlake is bearable. The Stones were beyond terrible by the stage they did 'Miss You'. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest Prototype450 Report post Posted August 4, 2003 Justin is trying to be like Michael Jackson. From the beats, the moves, to the clothes... Um Usher and Ginuwine try to be like Michael Jackson. I don't see you bashing them... But whatever man.... Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest La Parka Es Mi Papa Report post Posted August 4, 2003 I think I'd prefer Justin Timberlake to hearing The Rolling Stones do 'Miss You'. They're both stupid pop, but at least Timberlake is bearable. The Stones were beyond terrible by the stage they did 'Miss You'. Shaddup. Miss You is one of my favorite Stones songs. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest spiny norman Report post Posted August 4, 2003 They were so washed up by then (1978?). They had about half a dozen good songs after Angie, the rest is utter crap. Miss You falls under the latter section. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest Plushy Al Logan Report post Posted August 4, 2003 HOLY FUCK!!! This is the greatest thing ever! The guy had balls to come out and finish it but fuck him! "Does happy dance" ::Joins in the ahppy dance:: Fuck Timberlake. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest Midnight Express83 Report post Posted August 4, 2003 Yeah, Trying to be like the BIGGEST ARTIST of all time is a bad thing. And the whole "He sings, dances, and wants people to have a good time listening to his music makes him a Jacko clone" is stupid because maybe Justin is being, gasp, Justin. And maybe me made an album, gasp, like he wanted it to sound. So people bitch because Nsync is pop. Justin makes a solo album that sounds nothing like any of the songs ever made by Nsync sans Girlfriend, and people bash him for remotely acting like Michael Jackson(his favorite artist and all). Damn people are weird. Not every arist is going to be Pink Floyd. And saying Justin is like McD's is just a slap in the face to his fan base because they like the hip hop sound. As for the being black thing. Hip Hop culture isn't just a black thing. And liking a music style doesn't make someone "black". Motown is a prime example of "black music" loved by white people that doesn't make whites "black". Hip Hop is another example. "Being Black" is a phrase used by people who try to talk down to someone for like urban music/style. It makes no sense to label it a race. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest redbaron51 Report post Posted August 4, 2003 well musically the beats are nothin like MJ...(i'll retract my earlier statement), but the moves and his style of clothing is almost a direct rip-off of Michael Jackson, and it is pretty noticable. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest Vern Gagne Report post Posted August 4, 2003 I think the behavior is pretty immature. for what I'm guessing is mostly people 30 years and older. Did any of them think that Mick Jagger, thinks Timberlake is a talented performer? After all why, would he ask him up on stage if he didn't like him. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest starvenger Report post Posted August 4, 2003 Justin is an good peformer and decent singer but they put him in a horrible element of old 35-45 year old AC/DC Stones fans... Why was he even there? It was his "off day" in between his two Toronto shows with Christina Aguilera, so I guess he figured he might as well join in the fun. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest Doyo Report post Posted August 5, 2003 (edited) Yeah, Trying to be like the BIGGEST ARTIST of all time is a bad thing. 14 acts (7 solo artists and 7 groups) have sold more albums than Jackson in the USA. For worldwide sales Pink Floyd, Celine Dion, Beatles, Led Zeppelin, Mariah Carey and Elvis Presley have sold more. And saying Justin is like McD's is just a slap in the face to his fan base because they like the hip hop sound. Justin's music is a slap in the face to the hip hop sound. You take this pure art form that was invented by people in the inner cities of New York during the 1970's and now today you get a rich Mickey Mouse club kid dancing around in television commercials for Target. McDonalds & Justin = unoriginal, simple, easily made, you know what you are getting Finer Restaurant & say, Public Enemy = original, complex, harder to make, you don't know what to expect As for the being black thing. Hip Hop culture isn't just a black thing. And liking a music style doesn't make someone "black". Motown is a prime example of "black music" loved by white people that doesn't make whites "black". Hip Hop is another example. "Being Black" is a phrase used by people who try to talk down to someone for like urban music/style. It makes no sense to label it a race. There is a difference between liking and trying to be. Not too long ago Justin would be on MTV being interviewed and he would be like "It is cool to be able to go to Europe, hehe!" Then the next thing you know he is presenting at some awards show and he is like, "Yo dawg, word up, let's see who is gonna win dis award here." If a Black kid in the ghetto listens to country music, they would probably get made fun of a little. But if they also walked around with a cowboy hat and boots on and were saying "howdy y'all" then they would really get made fun of. Justin has talent for that type of music, he just needs to find his own style. George Michael and Hall & Oates were both very influenced by R&B, yet they were able to develop their own styles, even if their music wasn't too complex. Edited August 5, 2003 by Doyo Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest ant_7000 Report post Posted August 5, 2003 Yeah, Trying to be like the BIGGEST ARTIST of all time is a bad thing. 14 acts (7 solo artists and 7 groups) have sold more albums than Jackson in the USA. For worldwide sales Pink Floyd, Celine Dion, Beatles, Led Zeppelin, Mariah Carey and Elvis Presley have sold more. And saying Justin is like McD's is just a slap in the face to his fan base because they like the hip hop sound. Justin's music is a slap in the face to the hip hop sound. You take this pure art form that was invented by people in the inner cities of New York during the 1970's and now today you get a rich Mickey Mouse club kid dancing around in television commercials for Target. McDonalds & Justin = unoriginal, simple, easily made, you know what you are getting Finer Restaurant & say, Public Enemy = original, complex, harder to make, you don't know what to expect As for the being black thing. Hip Hop culture isn't just a black thing. And liking a music style doesn't make someone "black". Motown is a prime example of "black music" loved by white people that doesn't make whites "black". Hip Hop is another example. "Being Black" is a phrase used by people who try to talk down to someone for like urban music/style. It makes no sense to label it a race. There is a difference between liking and trying to be. Not too long ago Justin would be on MTV being interviewed and he would be like "It is cool to be able to go to Europe, hehe!" Then the next thing you know he is presenting at some awards show and he is like, "Yo dawg, word up, let's see who is gonna win dis award here." If a Black kid in the ghetto listens to country music, they would probably get made fun of a little. But if they also walked around with a cowboy hat and boots on and were saying "howdy y'all" then they would really get made fun of. Justin has talent for that type of music, he just needs to find his own style. George Michael and Hall & Oates were both very influenced by R&B, yet they were able to develop their own styles, even if their music wasn't too complex. I agree with Doyo on this one, because JT was with Nsync he was a curly hair clean cut preppy boy, now he's doing R&B he has a goatee, a bald fade, and talks slang with base in his voice, if thats not marketing ploy to attract urban listeners then I don't what the hell it is then. I admit he has talent but to me he's nothing more than a "White Usher" but gets away with it because they both have that MJ influence. Atleast, Jon B (who I think is better than JT) stays true to himself. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest NoCalMike Report post Posted August 5, 2003 Justin is just another pop star, no more no less. The problem is he makes it worse. He puts on a fishnet hat, and some "wacky" t-shirt, and suddenly he is ready to perform with the rolling stones. He isn't fooling anyone. If he just accepted that he is a pop music star, nothing more, nothing less, then I don't think he would get as much backlash as he does. Just like how every other pop chick like Britney and Christina are throwing up the "metal horns" every chance they get. I just don't get it. I don't wanna ever hear Christina that she is gonna release her "more hard-ROCK edge" song, and then it turns into another "fighter" Nothing says rock about that. If these people just accepted their role as pop acts, more people would leave them alone. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest NoCalMike Report post Posted August 5, 2003 Ah, so many JT haters. But damn.... if a guy can move like that, I can't even imagine how he could move in the bedroom....... I don't even care if he can sing or not, he can definitely shake that bootie! Women are funny, the wide variety of opinions. When my girlfriend saw the video for "Rock Your Body" for the first time, the first thing that came out of her mouth was, "So, Justin Timberlake is gay I take it?" And this is coming from someone who scarcely knows him, just that he was in a boy band a couple years ago, but she is not a "justn-hater" she just saw him dancing around singing the high notes, and just figured he must be gay" It is just weird how some females are so turned on by some guy prancing around with flashy lights going off, while others, don't find that kind of thing "sexy" at all. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Lil' Bitch 0 Report post Posted August 7, 2003 @ this news Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest SweetNSexyDiva Report post Posted August 8, 2003 well, I do agree that particular video definitely had gay vibe. The funny thing, he's not anywhere near my type... I think Ginuwine is appealing for the same reason... He knows how to work a dance floor and has a pretty face and a nice body! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
AndrewTS 0 Report post Posted August 9, 2003 That's pretty damn funny, heheh. As long as no one was hurt. Although what's this 35+ crap coming from? Obviously if you think that you've never been to a metal concert in your life. I've been to a couple and seen a shitload of teenagers and 20-somethings. For Rolling Stone, yeah, likely their audience is older in general. However, AC/DC is classic 80's metal and has a rather broad audience. I was at the Maiden concert in Pittsburgh last night, Bruce alluded to this but I hadn't heard about it yet--pointed out that metal fans and pop fans are a vastly different breed. I don't like JT or his music, but he should be intelligent enough to know if he didn't go out there, scream like a motherfucker, play an ax, or anything of that sort, he was going to be crapped on. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest TheZsaszHorsemen Report post Posted August 9, 2003 They were so washed up by then (1978?). They had about half a dozen good songs after Angie, the rest is utter crap. Miss You falls under the latter section. They did Start Me Up after that. That was one of their best songs. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
