WoW Moviewatch: Draenei

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4-27-2011 @ 12:44PM

EidlonImp said...

I... don't even know what to say about this. If the lyrics were largely taken from a Rebecca Black song, that explains why they're, well, terrible. Sharm might have a beautiful voice, but all I heard was the auto-tuning.

I dig the sentiment, and the fact that it's neither belf rap or just another music video with wow imagery and a stock Emo or Nu-Metal song, but, blech. The song is way too close to the source material to call good.

4-27-2011 @ 12:59PM

Kunikenwad! said...

L2read?

"By the way, this is a parody of Katy Perry's E.T., if you don't recognize it."

Last sentence in the post.

4-27-2011 @ 4:51PM

SamLowry said...

Maybe you should L2Read.

He didn't say the lyrics WERE taken from a Rebecca Black song, but they sounded like they could be.

4-27-2011 @ 5:55PM

Kunikenwad! said...

Maybe you should L2L2Read!

"If the lyrics were largely taken from a Rebecca Black song, that explains why they're, well, terrible."

Not sound. If the lyrics were taken. Let's keep this going though! Your turn now ... I think I need to L2L2L2Read!

That sorta sounds like I'm trying to pull off a fatality in Mortal Kombat?

4-27-2011 @ 6:19PM

SamLowry said...

Sorry, but the original sentence still makes perfect sense. The lyrics to this one sound like they were written by Mr. Stranger Danger in Rebecca Black's video, and if Katy Perry didn't have D-cups the only Google reference to "I Kissed A Girl" would go straight to Jill Sobule.

4-27-2011 @ 9:23PM

EidlonImp said...

Kuni is correct, skimming the post I misread Katy Perry as Rebecca Black. Probably a freudian slip, because the comparison is apt, and Friday sprang to mind as I listened.

Misreading one sentence aside, it still isn't very good :-P

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