August 11th, 2012 at 11:27pm
Yeah, they do because I used to see the commercials all the time for how a new episode was airing on Saturday. This Saturday, they're showing new Spongebobs though
Yeah, I don't really understand the whole Andrew Garfield as Spiderman thing. Aside from not understanding how that film fits into the whole Spiderman franchise, I don't think we should be outsourcing our superheroes
Eh, I disagree. I'd much rather someone watch a documentary-based show like Taboo on NatGeo or Dr. Phil or Dr. Oz than read Fifty Shades of Grey. There are numerous television shows that would benefit someone more than reading garbage.
Eh, I started by reading the summary on Wikipedia, but it really doesn't do a lot of the characters justice, especially the more minor characters.
The sad thing is, hip-hop is my favorite genre, but Cymphonique Miller is no rapper, she just says words awkwardly to music, which isn't even rap It's just annoying. I would have no problem with Nick having a show about a female rapper, but they could at least cast someone who could actually rap instead of just doing it for the face value. It's like, since Keke Palmer's show was a failure, the network needs a new token black girl Rags was this movie they showed a while back. I didn't watch it, but they showed commercials for it nonstop. I think it was supposed to be an adaptation of Cinderella, but the guy from How to Rock was like this poor kid and Keke Palmer was supposed to be this big celebrity and they fall in love or whatever, bleck.
I'm talking about younger kids, who are the ones that are actually listening to what Nick and Disney put out. If someone above the age of ten listens to it, it's a little weird For the most part, parents control what kids of that age listen to, which is why they're exposed to the Disney/Nick artists because they're clean. I don't think a ton of kids below the age of ten are on Facebook (you're not supposed to have an account if you're under 12), and most kids of that age use the internet to play games, not seek out new music, so what they're listening to is either what their parents buy them or what they hear on the radio. Kids (not tweens) aren't chilling on internet forums (because most parents block that stuff due to sexual predators and whatnot) or seeking out indie music on NoiseTrade.
I've seen Yo Gabba Gabba, but even though indie bands are on there, they're playing the one kids song they've written. It's not like the kids or their parents are going to go buy an MGMT album because they have one children's song on a tv show.
So what have you been up to?
How about you?