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While I may not care too much for her personal life, Stars Dance was a terrific album, Revival had some great tunes, and she was rather funny on the couple episodes of Wizards. I don't think she's overrated though, but it's also cause I don't hear too much about her. What I do hear, seems exactly the right amount of exposure.

Finally reached 24 today, one more level before I unlock the final item! I hear it's just a Max Potion though.

So "Derailed" was written for a movie with the same title, meaning, it's rather easy to listen to the song. Just gotta find the part where it plays. I don't know about "Star Now" though. Never heard of it.

She doesn't have 50 from the Prima Donna era, that era was literally finished in 2 weeks. However, she does a bunch of songs from prior eras. I have a bunch of the test run CDs from that time.

That's the highest praise one could be awarded.

I was about to write an Article about this when I first came across the headline, but then I saw TMZ and I immediately closed the window.

I'll love @trayertrash more when she finally bans newbies who start drama with OG members.

I basically like 3 people here.

Kinda generic titles. Hopefully she gets some more material recorded soon!

It was pretty much as accurate as accurate gets, and then @trayertrash decided to jump ship. She should be moved to the stoners.

This is why he vanished into obscurity.

I can't with the Toxic one.

Good examples! I agree with your choices!

Finally! Thank you!

Some pretty popular modern-day songs originate their catchy melodies or lyrics from songs that have previously been released. Just to list a few: Flo Rida - Right Round The Black Eyed Peas - The Time (Dirty Bit) Kanye West - Famous Kristinia DeBarge - Goodbye Wale - Chillin' What are your thoughts on songs that become popular that also use samples? What are some of your favourites? Least favourites?

I don't really know any of these, but a general interview question that I'd ask anyone is "What are your current inspirations that drive you to further your career?"

I love it! Although, is it possible to give her stomach more life? The blue hue makes her stomach look frozen.

Unfortunately. Poor girl.

So I've given "Body Say" a good listen and it's comparable to Selena Gomez's "Good for You". I'm curious to see which song you guys prefer.

A new week, a new disaster. When will the violence stop.

Move onto someone better! Maybe some single time will do well for her career, more focus, more quality.

tbh I usually ignore it when people say things like "hey gurrrrrrl" or "sup hoe" to me. I also tend to avoid about half the forum because frankly, I don't care to interact with people who are going to refer to me in such a manner. That being said, I don't mind gay people, I just find myself at ends when I am faced with people who are on the more flamboyant side. Much like in person, if I meet someone who's super peppy regardless of orientation, I tend to avoid them just cause I'm not about to keep up with their energy unless it's organic. Growing up, I didn't play football or work on cars, but it never made me feel anything less of myself. I've never believed in following stereotypes and when people put me in a box, I just tell them "have fun with that." What someone says about me doesn't dictate who I am, but if someone's gonna call me a bitch, I have no problems being a bitch to that person. As far as pop forums are concerned, I don't think anyone's ever commented about it being weird in real life. I have had a couple instances of people here saying things like "you'll become gay eventually!" or "don't lie about being straight". In my mind, they're setting themselves back. It's because of phrases like that, that people have a negative view on homosexuals. It's phrases like that which make me want to go into the mindset of, "all gays are flaming homos that are out to turn straight people gay" even though I don't believe that statement for a second. I've met a couple really great people here and even though it's not in person, they've proven themselves beyond what i would expect. It's easy to take advantage of people online because there's no physical interaction and at the end of the day it's just pixels, but a few people here have made a lasting positive impression. I would list who they are, but then everyone else who isn't listed is going to pick up their pitchforks and torches, I ain't about to deal with that kind of backlash.

From the preview on the main page, I thought this said "Teddy Sinclair covers ISIS".