This is pathetic, but kind of funny.

[haVoc 0]

Good Charlotte's Joel Madden has allegedly gotten into the middle of the beef between Lindsay Lohan and Hilary Duff.

 

Backstage at last Friday's Z-100 Jingle Ball radio festival in New York, the pop-punk singer refused to give Lohan's

 

8-year-old brother an autograph until she publicly apologized to Duff for their ongoing war of words, according to an eyewitness.

 

Lohan's brother Cody and his friend approached Madden, who had performed that evening with Good Charlotte, and asked for an autograph, the witness said. When Duff, who has been romantically linked to Madden, told him who the kids were, Madden told Cody to get his mother. Madden then allegedly demanded to an outraged Dina Lohan that her daughter apologize for her actions.

 

This brought Cody to tears, the eyewitness said. But he soon dried his eyes and fired off a jab of his own by asking where the guys from Simple Plan were because, he reportedly said, they were probably nicer. Screams of "Simple Plan! Simple Plan!" then filled the backstage hallways of Madison Square Garden as the boys ran away.

 

Simple Plan, however, were not on the bill.

 

Duff performed a short set during the festival, and Lohan was on hand to introduce Destiny's Child.

 

Lohan's publicist declined to comment on the incident, while a Good Charlotte spokesperson said she was unaware of the incident. Duff's publicist had not returned calls by press time.

 

The teen pop stars' feud allegedly began when both dated singer Aaron Carter last year.

 

Credit: MTV News

[Guest Fook]

Someone actually wanted an autograph from Good Charlotte?

[Corey_Lazarus 0]

They're 8. They have no musical taste yet.

 

Though, when I was 8, I liked George Thorogood and Michael Jackson and practically nobody else, so hey.

[haVoc 0]

Obviously Good Charlotte are morons when the guitarist does an interview with Guitar World magazine and says.... "I just don't see the influence that guys like Hendrix and Clapton supposedly have on people. I think the guitarist for Pennywise, and the guy from Rancid are a million times better, those guys have their own particular style. You know a Rancid song when you hear it"

[NoCalMike 0]

Obviously Good Charlotte are morons when the guitarist does an interview with Guitar World magazine and says.... "I just don't see the influence that guys like Hendrix and Clapton supposedly have on people. I think the guitarist for Pennywise, and the guy from Rancid are a million times better, those guys have their own particular style. You know a Rancid song when you hear it"

LOL. Wow. If there wasn't a reason to ALREADY HATE Good Charlotte.....

[Guest Vitamin X]

Screams of "Simple Plan! Simple Plan!" then filled the backstage hallways of Madison Square Garden as the boys ran away.

 

Simple Plan, however, were not on the bill.

[Red Baron 0]

Obviously Good Charlotte are morons when the guitarist does an interview with Guitar World magazine and says.... "I just don't see the influence that guys like Hendrix and Clapton supposedly have on people. I think the guitarist for Pennywise, and the guy from Rancid are a million times better, those guys have their own particular style. You know a Rancid song when you hear it"

Yes, because everyone doesn't use power chords and distortion as much as they do.

[Your Paragon of Virtue 0]

Someone actually wanted an autograph from Good Charlotte?

Yeah, it's hard to imagine a band that's one of the most popular of the past couple of years having fans that want autographs.

[Guest The Winter Of My Discontent]

Though, when I was 8, I liked George Thorogood and Michael Jackson and practically nobody else, so hey.

Michael Jackson is about 1,000,000X better than anything you listen to now.

[Red Baron 0]

Now thats a bold statement.

 

 

8 years old?

 

The Who, Traveling Wilburys and Tom Cochrane was the music I was listening too.

[spiny norman 0]

Pet Shop Boys, Supertramp, Talking Heads.

[Placebo Effect 0]

What a clusterfuck of a story.

[King Kamala 0]

Michael Jackson and Queen is what I listened to as a youngster. I had quite the taste as a youngster, better musical sense then I have now.

[Guest Agent of Oblivion]

Age 8: Van Halen, Elvis, and Weird Al.

[Sideburnious 0]

The teen pop stars' feud allegedly began when both dated singer Aaron Carter last year.

 

Is Aaron Carter really worth starting a feud over. And how anal is that GC guy that he'd take his girlfriends side over Aaron Carter.

 

 

Celebrities today

[Hank Kingsley 0]

When I was 8, I liked the Spice Girls, Weird Al, Jewel, and the guy who sang "Return of the Mack".

 

It was somewhere in that time frame, at least.

[Guest The Shadow Behind You]

Obviously Good Charlotte are morons when the guitarist does an interview with Guitar World magazine and says.... "I just don't see the influence that guys like Hendrix and Clapton supposedly have on people. I think the guitarist for Pennywise, and the guy from Rancid are a million times better, those guys have their own particular style. You know a Rancid song when you hear it"

So influential that you don't even know their names....

 

Hell you TOURED with those bands.

[Guest The Shadow Behind You]

@ Eight i was already into Metallica because of my older cousin. My first concert was @ age 9 and it was Aerosmith.

[Slayer 0]

Poison, Motley Crue and Def Leppard

[cabbageboy 0]

The sad part is that the dude from Good Charlotte is sorta right. There really isn't that much influence in modern rock music from Hendrix or Clapton. It's easier to ape guys like Rancid or Pennywise. I'm not saying that stuff is better mind you. The amusing part is that the guitarists from Rancid and Pennywise have no real distinct style...sure I could tell you "That is Rancid" or "That is Pennywise" but it's more due to the vocals. The instruments sound fairly similar to any number of punk bands.

 

I'd say Johnny Ramone is the guitarist most influential on rock music today...his style was basic, fast, and easy to do. Not the best or anything, but extremely influential.

[Guest Quik]

Hillary Duff has beefy arms. I'd rather nail Lohan. When it comes to pop diva princesses, Hillary Duff is currently the Ultimate Chopper to Lohan's Magic Bullet.

[Corey_Lazarus 0]

Though, when I was 8, I liked George Thorogood and Michael Jackson and practically nobody else, so hey.

Michael Jackson is about 1,000,000X better than anything you listen to now.

I'd type up some non-witty response about how my musical taste now is better than before, as I don't listen too much to child-molesting pop singers and try to find music that has some personal attachment lyrically and musically, but alas, I'd rather jerk off to a picture of Bea Arthur.

[BX 0]

 

She's waiting for you, Corey. Ready to accomodate Corey jr.

[Corey_Lazarus 0]

You owe me a new keyboard. My buttons are all sticky.

[Edwin MacPhisto 0]

I'm posting so Corey can look at my sig picture and get all the Bea he needs. Merry Christmas, motherfuckers.

[PLAGIARISM! 0]

At age 8 I'm not sure what my tastes were, I don't think I bought Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince's Code Red till I was 10.

[Nevermortal 0]

My first two CD purchases at age eight were Green Day's "Dookie" and The Offspring's "Smash".

[Special K 0]

Age 8: Pink Floyd, Kraftwerk, Talking Heads, The Cars.

 

Can't really listen to them now except for the Cars and Floyd's Animals. Not that I don't like them, I just burned myself out on them.

[CanadianChick 0]

Spice Girls and Mariah Carey was where it was at when I was 8.

[Prime Time Andrew Doyle 0]

My three that I can remember were Ricky Martin, Coolio & Snoop Dogg.

 

BTW The guy who sang Return of the Mack was Mark Morrison