Kanye West Comments last night

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Matt said:
Now I am confused, Ronald Reagan and Arnold Schwarzenegger ( just to name 2) used to be "entertainers" gefore they chose a different level of entertainment :D

When Kayne West gets elected to something, let me know. Until then, his asinine political comments aren't any more relevant than a bunch of peanut farmer's comments are just because Carter was elected President.
 
Matt said:
Now I am confused, Ronald Reagan and Arnold Schwarzenegger ( just to name 2) used to be "entertainers" gefore they chose a different level of entertainment :D

The operative words are "used to be". I assume you can tell the difference between a person formerly in the entertainment field that moves into politics and a person that is now an "entertainer" who uses a benefit concert as a platform to make political statements.

Can't you?

;)
 
W_Tracy_Parnell said:
The operative words are "used to be". I assume you can tell the difference between a person formerly in the entertainment field that moves into politics and a person that is now an "entertainer" who uses a benefit concert as a platform to make political statements.

Can't you?

;)
yes sir ! :D

in post # 60 in a short reply I agreed, that it is NOT the right platform
 
Huh. I must've missed the thunderous boos at the pregame performance. When I tuned in everyone was cheering their fool heads off for Kanye, who by the way, saw his album jump to number one. Then at the break, I watched a Pepsi commercial featuring who else? -- Kanye West. Doesn't seem to be having too much of a negative effect on the guy. In fact I'd say it's doing just the opposite -- quite a few people have now heard of him, who otherwise wouldn't have for perhaps quite some time.

Proper forum or not, his comments got people talking and shook people up a bit. Seems to have boosted his career a bit, too -- not that it was in any particular need of help. Go Kanye.
(BTW, I can't stand the guy's music and think he's a moron for reasons completely unrelated to his comments about Bush...honest. But I do like some of Jay-Z's stuff, and i think I heard he produced quite a bit of that (?)).
 
Ok was that supossed to be funny?

I think Chris Rock was making fun of Kanye but he just said George Bush hates midgets LOL...
 
Huh. I must've missed the thunderous boos at the pregame performance. When I tuned in everyone was cheering their fool heads off for Kanye

Once again that preformance took place in LA, and the audio was from LA NOT Foxboro
 
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