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Christian Singer Leaves Grammys Early Due to Performances

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Good for her.

 

 

As far as the not owning a TV or computer...I own both and didn't know what kinds of performances were going to happen. Each of those artist have performed classier performances in the past...I guess she expected better from them and not worse.

Can't say I blame her. :thumb:

 

If I was given front row seats and back stage passes I still wouldn't waste my time with the Grammy's. Unfortunately, music went in the "crapper" starting in the 90's. I pity kids today and 90% of the garbage they have to listen to. JMO.

Can't say I blame her. :thumb:

 

If I was given front row seats and back stage passes I still wouldn't waste my time with the Grammy's. Unfortunately, music went in the "crapper" starting in the 90's. I pity kids today and 90% of the garbage they have to listen to. JMO.

 

Music is just as good as it ever was. There's great stuff being produced all the time, you just won't find it much on TV anymore. The rise of mass media coincided with the rise of the internet meaning the easiest people to mass market to are kids and old people. That's who pop music is for.

People fail to realize that the music you hear on the radio may not be geared towards your demographic... It's being played on the radio for a reason, and that's because it's popular among a big enough demographic to keep it on air. Just because you may not like something, doesn't mean it's crap...

There has been great music in every era (except early 90's with Grunge Crap) and every era has music that is revolting to the older generations.

 

But that said, it is getting harder to find.

Older generations think all new music is crap and that their era was the best ever. Rinse. Repeat...

I listen to a lot of different styles of music and notice that, the less talented the female (pop) singer the least amount of clothes she wears.

Sex sales and the untalented ones use it to their advantage.

People fail to realize that the music you hear on the radio may not be geared towards your demographic... It's being played on the radio for a reason, and that's because it's popular among a big enough demographic to keep it on air. Just because you may not like something, doesn't mean it's crap...
Most of the gyms I have lifted at have all played pop music, and almost everyone at these gyms wears headphones, so they do not have to listen to it. There are all ages in the gym.

 

The gym I am at now plays rock and there is a lot less headphones being worn.

I still wear mine most of the time but it is good to know that this gym does not ever play pop music.

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Good for her.

 

 

As far as the not owning a TV or computer...I own both and didn't know what kinds of performances were going to happen. Each of those artist have performed classier performances in the past...I guess she expected better from them and not worse.

 

Wow. That surprises me that you wouldn't expect something that violated your principles. I mean it happens every year.

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Can't say I blame her. :thumb:

 

If I was given front row seats and back stage passes I still wouldn't waste my time with the Grammy's. Unfortunately, music went in the "crapper" starting in the 90's. I pity kids today and 90% of the garbage they have to listen to. JMO.

 

So let's move past the fact that you don't like the music of today. You WOULD know what to expect , right?

Can't say I blame her. :thumb:

 

If I was given front row seats and back stage passes I still wouldn't waste my time with the Grammy's. Unfortunately, music went in the "crapper" starting in the 90's. I pity kids today and 90% of the garbage they have to listen to. JMO.

 

Lawnboy's Grandpa got ahold of the PC again. Every generation hates the younger generations music. If you are 50-55 now when you are in a Nursing Home in 30 years playing 70s and 80s music the workers are going to think it is the worse thing they ever heard. If you are 40-45 and in 40 years playing 90s music the workers are going to think it is the worse thing they have ever heard.

So let's move past the fact that you don't like the music of today. You WOULD know what to expect , right?

Honestly, I wouldn't. I'm pretty sheltered from pop culture in general and I don't think I have ever watched a Grammy show in my life. I think I have watched the CMA awards a couple of times and the Oscar show once ( the year Tom Hanks won for Forrest Gump, lol). Other than that I haven't ever watched an awards show at all.

 

However, if I were in the entertainment industry, and was invited to appear/perform then I am sure I would be in tune with the scene enough to know exactly what to expect.

Christian Grammy Nominee Natalie Grant Walks Out of the Grammys - The Black Sphere

 

I respect her for standing up for her belief system. More people should do it daily.

 

With that said, does she not own a TV or a computer?

 

There is trash all over TV and the computer so you are right that the Grammy's should have been no surprise. I don't watch it on TV or plug into on the computer and I am sure she doesn't either. The question is why did she attend in the first place. We all know that type of stuff is going to happen.

 

Heck, you may as well include radio too. You can't listen to radio with young kids in the car because of what they talk about.

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