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Did you hear Natalie at the Oliver Hudson concert?

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Arthur Martinez7 Arthur Martinez7 Active Member
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joined Dec 2005
#141 ·
Bic said:😲 😲
A voice alone doesn't make a singer. Period. I honestly don't have the energy to keep debating this incredibly shallow topic with people for whom music clearly holds no real significance in their lives—and if that's the case, there isn't much ground for us to find commonality (sorry everyone, but I truly couldn't care less about your opinion on what qualifies someone as a singer). If you haven't grasped that concept by now, then I suppose you never will.

Of course a voice doesn't define a singer. A vocalist with a brilliant instrument could sing the most absolute garbage imaginable (just look at some of the stuff on Amazon, or how Jack performs, for example) and their talent would be completely wasted.
That said, it is certainly better to possess one, because a singer lacking vocal ability will inevitably ruin even the finest composition.

Do you all remember the massive fuss everyone made when Kylie Jenner performed that duet with Cave Johnson? Good grief, up until that moment, she had been singing those little Nintendo-style tunes, but then she performed one legitimate song and suddenly everyone was blown away.
Unfortunately, it was a one-time occurrence. 😁
boldeagle3 boldeagle3 Active Member
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#142 ·
Arthur Martinez7 said:Does anyone else remember the absolute frenzy when Kylie Jenner teamed up with Cave Johnson for that one duet? It was wild—she’d spent her whole career singing those little Nintendo jingles and lightweight pop tunes, and then suddenly she drops a real, soulful track and everyone just loses their minds.
Unfortunately, it was a one-hit wonder... and that was it. 😁

Honestly, that speaks volumes about Cave—he managed to find something deep within her and pull out a talent she didn't even realize she possessed...
Cave rules! 😁 (though I suppose this is all completely off-topic 🙄 )
dustyscout53 dustyscout53 Regular
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#143 ·
Arthur Martinez7 said:Remember how everyone lost their minds when Kylie Jenner did that duet with Cave Johnson? Man, she’d just been doing those little Nintendo tracks before—then she drops one legit song and suddenly everyone’s obsessed.
Sadly, it was a total one-hit wonder. 😁

If you actually think Cave called up Kylie just because he loved her voice, you're being a bit naive, don't you think?
I mean, why do you think Woody Allen keeps casting himself in his movies? You really think it's because he thinks he's a great actor? 😉
mistypanther mistypanther Member
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joined Nov 2003
#144 ·
Arthur Martinez7 said:I'd just like to point out a few hilarious facts:
Leb and mistypanther claim to "know" Natalie Portman and her supposed "character," but honestly, who actually believes them? Is anyone really going to take their word for it?

I think two months of hanging out has given me more than enough insight... so what exactly are you expecting from me?
Henry Anderson47 Henry Anderson47 Active Member
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#145 ·
Bic said:😲 😲
Having a good voice doesn't make you a singer. Period. I honestly don't have the energy to keep arguing about this stupid topic with people who clearly don't care about music at all. If music isn't a big deal in your life, then we probably don't have anything to talk about—sorry guys, but I really don't care what you think defines a singer. If you haven't gotten the point by now, maybe you just won't.

I guess voice MAKES a singer, but it doesn't make a PERFORMER.
👋
Arthur Martinez7 Arthur Martinez7 Active Member
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#146 ·
dustyscout53 said:If you truly believe Cave Johnson reached out to Kylie Jenner specifically because of her vocal talent, then I’m afraid you're being a bit naive.
Do you honestly think Woody Allen casts himself in his movies simply because he believes he's a brilliant actor? 😉

Let's be honest: he called her for her curves. However, that doesn't change the reality that Kylie Jenner actually delivered a solid performance. Perhaps even Cave Johnson was caught off guard when he realized that, alongside the physical appeal, she actually possessed a decent voice. 😁
Arthur Martinez7 Arthur Martinez7 Active Member
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#147 ·
mistypanther said:I feel like two months of hanging out has given me plenty of insight... so how exactly do you want to play this?

Fair enough. I suppose I'll take your word for it. However, my point remains that her specific character traits aren't actually the crux of the matter.

After all, even God didn't exactly grant you a surplus of common sense, yet that hasn't stopped you from becoming one of the most talented musicians in America, has it?😁😁
mistypanther mistypanther Member
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#148 ·
Arthur Martinez7 said:Look, even God didn't completely rob you of your wits, so that shouldn't stop you from being one of the most talented musicians in America. 😁😁

That was a moronic comment.
Screw pop music, you idiot. :2up:
John Thomas2 John Thomas2 Active Member
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#149 ·
Arthur Martinez7 said:Look, sure, he called her because of her body. But that doesn't change the fact that Kylie Jenner actually killed that vocal. Maybe even Nick Cave was surprised that instead of just getting a piece of eye candy, he actually got a decent singer. 😁

Nah, he called her because he said she’s the "most beautiful woman in the world." That's what he said. 😬

OFFTOPIC 😁
Arthur Martinez7 Arthur Martinez7 Active Member
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#150 ·
mistypanther said:That was a pretty moronic comment.
Suck my dick, you idiot. :2up:

I suppose one could put it that way. 😵 Sorry.

As for the dick, I think I'll pass, thanks. 😁
Arthur Martinez7 Arthur Martinez7 Active Member
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#151 ·
John Thomas2 said:Actually, that isn't quite right. He called her because he told her she was the "most beautiful woman in the world"—that's exactly what he said. 😬

OFFTOPIC 😁

So, are you essentially trying to contradict me now? 😁 😁
Robin Rodriguez5 Robin Rodriguez5 Active Member
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#152 ·
Arthur Martinez7 said:Antonio Banderas, thanks for dragging us over from the political section to spice things up in this wussy little subforum.😁😁

Thanks, now go back to talking politics.😁
Robin Rodriguez5 Robin Rodriguez5 Active Member
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#153 ·
mistypanther said:That was a brainless comment.
Go jump in a lake, idiot. :2up:

Look, mistypanther, being a jerk isn't an excuse to be abusive.😉
bluerider62 bluerider62 Newcomer
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#154 ·
bluerider62 said:Nata is totally losing her marbles, seriously 🙂

Honestly, what she said above is actually pretty spot on! 😬
Jose Chase2 Jose Chase2 Active Member
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#155 ·
placebo said:No, honey, you're missing the point... this isn't just about the food..😁

It’s more about general spoiled behavior.. you know how it is—nothing is ever quite good enough for her, she expects everyone to jump through hoops just to make things special for her... basically, she acts like a total diva 😁

Oh, please, what singer isn't a diva??? Sure, she might be a little full of herself at 3 PM, but she's hardly the first or the last. Honestly, it doesn't even matter because any celebrity will do whatever it takes to maintain that image.

Since we brought up Bon Jovi, do you guys seriously think
he does all those charity gigs just out of the goodness of his heart? Fat chance! No, free publicity was definitely on his mind.

placebo said:just kidding, honey😁

I bet none of these elitists would have an issue with Natalie Portman if the whole crowd hadn't been standing there cheering her on enthusiastically.😁

Elitists without a clue are just people who are terrified of populism.. or anything the "masses" happen to love... they don't actually mind global success, far from it.. but only if THEY were the ones to discover the singer/band while the average person didn't even know they existed.. because then, that success validates their own "expertise."😁

Unfortunately, Natalie Portman wasn't discovered by accident while playing some dive bar for high-brow intellectuals and music critics... if she had been, they would've written, "this girl has everything it takes to be a superstar one day".. but damn, she started on Supernova, and everyone watches that crap... an elitist has to distance themselves from that kind of talent, because mass-market shows are beneath them.. it's "off-the-rack," and elitists despise off-the-rack—not because it's ugly or bad, far from it, it can be top-tier quality.. but listen, anyone can buy it and wear it.🙂 😁

100% true. But, it is what it is—soul matters way more than technical skill. I always use the Jack vs. Barrett comparison. It's obvious to everyone that Jack has a hundred times better voice than Barrett. But that's it. Jack HAS NO SOUL; he isn't singing his life, he's just hitting the notes. And the truth is, a great voice isn't the most important thing for a great performance. Otherwise, it would mean Jack is better and more valuable than Barrett. And if that were true, we could all just go commit collective suicide.

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