E! News drags The Chainsmokers

[SKANK 14,288]

3 minutes ago, JustLikeHoney said:

The meth it takes to have the energy to insult people all night is dangerous hun. Everything in moderation.

Also the use of hubris and its definition all in one sentence is redundant. 

 

A misogynistic, Trumpian, liar, and meth addict - this level of name calling all because I happen to disagree with you about shoe laces and The Chainsmokers.

Have a lovely day JustLikeHoney, enjoy the warning points.

 

 

[JusKeepBreathin 19,311]

27 minutes ago, SKANK said:

 

A misogynistic, Trumpian, liar, and meth addict - this level of name calling all because I happen to disagree with you about shoe laces and The Chainsmokers.

Have a lovely day JustLikeHoney, enjoy the warning points.

 

 

Girl get a grip. If I went back through and reported all your insults including hubris, pathological pathetic and so on there would be a field day of warning points for you too. I called your comment misogynistic because there is no other way that can be viewed. Trumpian is a word I made up, how is that an insult, and you used it towards me too. lol I already said I made a mistake about the liar thing and the meth thing was an insult to for you after you insulted me. Which I changed to hate before you even posted your reply because it was a little too strong. I said Good Night twice and you still kept insulting me. lol Now you're the victim. Please.

If you decide to report me that fine. It's your prerogative to do what you want, but I'm going to use your comment and I want you to see how it applies perfectly to this situation...

The hubris it requires for you to be this self righteous and smug after knowing that you also threw insults my way is pathological. 

Unreal, the kind of person I am replying to. The last sentence is a bit redundant, but that is the way its original author intended it to be, I guess.

For the third time Good Night.

[Morphine Prince 106,032]

9 hours ago, JustLikeHoney said:

They have released 13 songs though. 3 out of 13 in about 2 years time. 

So what? They have 3 hit songs in a year. Not every song DJ's release is a hit. 3 in a year is incredible. 

 

[MonsterOfSpain 8,318]

10 hours ago, Dayman said:

17.34 combined inches… think about it..." When Billboard asks about that statement, they respond: "Oh, that's our penises combined...tip to tip."

 

[MonsterOfSpain 8,318]

6 minutes ago, Morphine Prince said:

So what? They have 3 hit songs in a year. Not every song DJ's release is a hit. 3 in a year is incredible. 

 

Don't Let Me Down, Closer and...?

[Morphine Prince 106,032]

Just now, MonsterOfSpain said:

Don't Let Me Down, Closer and...?

Roses. 

[MonsterOfSpain 8,318]

3 minutes ago, Morphine Prince said:

Roses. 

Never heard of it lol. Actually Closer isn't that much of a hit here, I've never heard it on the radio or any of my friends talking about it, DLMD was much bigher

[Rock Jock 993]

They are so pathetic 

[SISTERV 3,887]

I PROMISE you, they are peaking, and next year when they release a lead off their next album, it will go #6 and they will already look "over". They got their number one....now....watch the media tear them apart. 

 

This article honestly makes them look so desperate and annoying. 

[Morphine Prince 106,032]

1 hour ago, MonsterOfSpain said:

Never heard of it lol. Actually Closer isn't that much of a hit here, I've never heard it on the radio or any of my friends talking about it, DLMD was much bigher

Oh, well it was a hit in the US. I still hear it on the radio. And it was on top of the iTunes charts. 

[SISTERV 3,887]

90% of my friends I've asked are like "What's Closer?" And then I explain to them and they're like...."THATS NUMBER ONE???"

IDK even know how.... Most stations here don't play it that often. 

[JbGaga 2,261]

5 hours ago, Gaga of Time said:

Did you read the article at least?

I read the entire thing.... They didn't talk about raping anyone idk what the big deal is here

[JHS 4,714]

These guys are annoying. I'm gonna request a 1000 km restraining order against them so they can't come to my country

[Versace 7,959]

Ok fess up, which one of you works for E! 

[StrawberryBlond 14,862]

Didn't read the original interview, but wow, that is some embarrassing reading. I really hate when some guys get into the music industry purely for the female attention. And male artists hate guys like this even more. Don't get into this business if that's all you're interested in. It's hard enough to get anywhere in it, if you're not here for the love of music, get the f**k out and leave the charts to the real artists. The sad thing is, there are women out there who would happily sleep with anyone just because they're famous and don't care if they're d-bags or not. So, that only allows this culture to continue. And the fact they said this despite having serious girlfriends is absolutely disgusting.

But if there's one upside to it all it's that the world isn't giving them a free pass because they're men. I really hate how men have been allowed to say sexist, explicit stuff for years and they get away with it and are even glorified but if a woman does anything remotely similar, she's demonised. At least we're starting to have equal standards now. It's only by having equal standards that men will eventually start to realise that this sort of behaviour is unacceptable.

12 hours ago, SKANK said:

White laces on Doc Martin's are commonly used as a symbol of White Pride. I doubt Gaga was intentionally evoking skin head imagery, but she did none the less.

I had literally no idea about this. I associate these kind of shoes and laces with alternative/goth communities and Ronald McDonald, if anything. To think that everyone knows about the meaning behind this is ridiculous. I think the lack of people talking about it informs you of that. Let me get this straight...should everyone mentally assess every single clothing choice they make in case there's something about it that potentially offends someone of another culture or anyone who is 'in the know' about a deeper symbolism? Sorry, no, we have no responsibility for that. Plus, why does it only seem to be white people's choices that are ever deemed offensive? Can no one from any other race or culture ever say or do something that whites find offensive? Why is it whites are supposed to know the meaning behind everything in every culture but no other culture is required to do the same in response? Sometimes a cigar is just a cigar, as they say. People need to chill out. How are we supposed to know about the inner workings of everyone's brain and their personal life experiences? I suffer from bad anxiety and when I see something that brings back a painful memory or incites a worried thought, I just try to stifle it, forget about it and move on, I certainly wouldn't put anyone down for it as they weren't to know or care. Life doesn't come with a trigger warning.