Proof Good Music Is Dead

[drakeenus]

here is a great way to destroy that song from your mind

the diva song from the fifth element

[soup]

"Forget Bieber Fever, I have the Black Plague."

Edited March 22, 2011 by soup

[Rizan]

here is a great way to destroy that song from your mind

the diva song from the fifth element

 

I loved that song! XD

 

What other reason besides that song would there be to watch that movie?

[methodwriter85]

Rebecca Black totally ripped off Robin Sparkles.

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GF1b1pf9DRY&playnext=1&list=PL843111ECEA2071BA

 

I demand legal action!

[Hamen Cheese]

Rebecca Black totally ripped off Robin Sparkles.

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GF1b1pf9DRY&playnext=1&list=PL843111ECEA2071BA

 

I demand legal action!

 

Is she a grown woman or just mature-looking?

[methodwriter85]

Yeah, it's a grown woman, playing a fictional Canadian teenage pop star from 1993. (The joke is that the 1980's didn't come to Canada 'til like '93.) It's from a show called How I Met Your Mother.

[John Galaor]

here is a great way to destroy that song from your mind

the diva song from the fifth element

 

The aria of Queen of the Night, in the Magic Flute,

I prefer this one.

John Galaor

[Tenebrae]

The aria of Queen of the Night, in the Magic Flute, I prefer this one.

John Galaor

 

That was absolutely beautiful. -must listen again-

[methodwriter85]

This NAILS it. "My friends drive up even though we're 13..." LMAO.

[Jwolf]

Rebecca Black totally ripped off Robin Sparkles.

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GF1b1pf9DRY&playnext=1&list=PL843111ECEA2071BA

 

I demand legal action!

 

This is actually my new obsession. I die over this brilliance. What can I say? I have a taste for tasteless music.

[methodwriter85]

This is actually my new obsession. I die over this brilliance. What can I say? I have a taste for tasteless music.

 

This was created for the second season of How I Met Your Mother in fall 2006. The premise is that their Candadian friend, Robin, was a teenage pop star in 1993. (Everything looks like 1986 because the '80s didn't come to Canada until like '93.) It's basically a parody of Alanis Morisette, who was a teenage pop star before she became the angry rocker we knew her as in the United States. They also make fun of Tiffany and Debbie Gibson. To get a fuller appreciation of just how brilliant that video is, check out what they're parodying:

 

Alanis Morisette, "Too Hot"

 

Tiffany, "I Think We're Alone Now"

 

Debbie Gibson, "Shake Your Love"

 

God. Just nailed the tone of those videos. "Let's Go to The Mall" really was a brilliant parody.