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Dalmatian-Mexican girl wins big in New York City

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Participants Gregory HowardDavid Parker3shadowraven83silentangler19Robin DavisFrank Young4urbantiger37Kevin Nelson8Chris Morales23coastalridge64Kimberly Hall4jadeorca42quietmaker44Samuel Morgan9ruggedmason13neonheron11Jesse Ortiz71James Perez54Noah Cruz75Charles Jackson5Timothy NguyenLarry Turner3Sam Alvarez15slybison8 …
James Perez54 James Perez54 Active Member
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#21 ·
shadowraven83 said:He can sing all he wants, but you aren't getting anything out of it...☕

Don't go swearing an oath...😁
Noah Cruz75 Noah Cruz75 Active Member
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joined Oct 2011
#22 ·
Come on, Americans. Just pick a side already—are we doing democracy, revolution, or nationalism?
Why would Severina go down with the ship just because of someone else's stupidity?
You love playing both sides, but we aren't playing along.
😂😂😂
quietmaker44 quietmaker44 Member
42 messages
joined Oct 2011
#23 ·
Kimberly Hall4 said:Yeah, it’s a tragedy. But hey, life gives you choices, doesn't it? And my choice is pretty simple: I’m not listening to that kind of stuff, not even if my life depended on it.🙂

Really? There are still people like you out there? Marry me! 😁
Charles Jackson5 Charles Jackson5 Active Member
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#24 ·
Severina is just some typical North American socialite who’s spent her whole career following the well-worn path laid out by local wannabes and clout chasers.
Honestly, the only thing I find amusing is how she keeps wrapping herself in the flag to play the patriot—acting all nationalistic one minute, then leaning into that Mexican woman vibe the next. It’s all just proof of how deep this swamp goes—full of sharks and bottom-feeders circling around their queen of filth.
And you know what happens? People will still cheer for her. It’s pathetic how these exhausted, broken-down parts of the country have zero backbone or self-respect left.

🙂
jadeorca42 jadeorca42 Active Member
84 messages
joined Oct 2011
#25 ·
Charles Jackson5 said:Severina is just some typical North American socialite who’s spent her whole career following the well-worn path laid out by local wannabes and clout chasers.
Honestly, the only thing I find amusing is how she keeps wrapping herself in the flag to play the patriot—acting all nationalistic one minute, then leaning into that Mexican woman vibe the next. It’s all just proof of how deep this swamp goes—full of sharks and bottom-feeders circling around their queen of filth.
And you know what happens? People will still cheer for her. It’s pathetic how these exhausted, broken-down parts of the country have zero backbone or self-respect left.

🙂

If you disrespect Stojadinka—uh, sorry, I mean Severinka, our national treasure—one more time... I might actually have to take a lawnmower or a chainsaw to your head!!! 😠😠😠
(🤣🤣🤣)
Kimberly Hall4 Kimberly Hall4 Newcomer
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joined Oct 2011
#26 ·
quietmaker44 said:Really? There are still people like you out there? Marry me! 😁

Too real. Honestly, I know plenty of them. But hey, what can I say... we'll talk business later.🤣
Timothy Nguyen Timothy Nguyen Member
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joined Oct 2011
#27 ·
Charles Jackson5 said:Severina is just some typical North American socialite who’s spent her whole career following the well-worn path laid out by local wannabes and clout chasers.
Honestly, the only thing I find amusing is how she keeps wrapping herself in the flag to play the patriot—acting all nationalistic one minute, then leaning into that Mexican woman vibe the next. It’s all just proof of how deep this swamp goes—full of sharks and bottom-feeders circling around their queen of filth.
And you know what happens? People will still cheer for her. It’s pathetic how these exhausted, broken-down parts of the country have zero backbone or self-respect left.

🙂

I’m with you on this—I couldn't have put it better myself. Gross!
Larry Turner3 Larry Turner3 Active Member
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#28 ·
Charles Jackson5 said:Severina is just some typical North American socialite who’s spent her whole career following the well-worn path laid out by local wannabes and clout chasers.
Honestly, the only thing I find amusing is how she keeps wrapping herself in the flag to play the patriot—acting all nationalistic one minute, then leaning into that Mexican woman vibe the next. It’s all just proof of how deep this swamp goes—full of sharks and bottom-feeders circling around their queen of filth.
And you know what happens? People will still cheer for her. It’s pathetic how these exhausted, broken-down parts of the country have zero backbone or self-respect left.

🙂

It’s true. Bruce Springsteen hit the nail on the head in his blog: back in the 90s, it was profitable to play the part of the innocent girl from the countryside—the Catholic Southern Belle with her mother braiding her hair in a music video. But now that everything is about chasing trends and acting foolishly, she’ll do whatever it takes...
She is an attractive woman, I suppose, but unfortunately, she seems immoral and hypocritical. Her talent is also questionable, I think. It serves as proof that good packaging can sell anything.

Even her provocations are pathetic, ranging from religious themes to her Cher phase; it really can't get any lower than this. She has become the North American Madonna, which isn't something to celebrate, but rather something to mourn.
Sam Alvarez15 Sam Alvarez15 Active Member
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#29 ·
Larry Turner3 said:It’s true. Bruce Springsteen hit the nail on the head in his blog: back in the 90s, it was profitable to play the part of the innocent girl from the countryside—the Catholic Southern Belle with her mother braiding her hair in a music video. But now that everything is about chasing trends and acting foolishly, she’ll do whatever it takes...
She is an attractive woman, I suppose, but unfortunately, she seems immoral and hypocritical. Her talent is also questionable, I think. It serves as proof that good packaging can sell anything.

Even her provocations are pathetic, ranging from religious themes to her Cher phase; it really can't get any lower than this. She has become the North American Madonna, which isn't something to celebrate, but rather something to mourn.

Even with all that nonsense happening on her yacht, she still possesses more integrity and shows less hypocrisy than those people who used to sing praises to Franklin D. Roosevelt and the Soviet Union, yet suddenly refuse to lift a finger for Mexico.
slybison8 slybison8 Active Member
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#30 ·
Sam Alvarez15 said:Even with all that nonsense happening on her yacht, she still possesses more integrity and shows less hypocrisy than those people who used to sing praises to Franklin D. Roosevelt and the Soviet Union, yet suddenly refuse to lift a finger for Mexico.

Give me a break... 😁 I mean, her family home was completely gutted, the piano smashed, photos burned, antique furniture stolen, and even the pool was left in total ruin—all while knowing she has nothing left and has to spend the last fifty years of her life rebuilding everything just to ensure some semblance of security for her old age... and you honestly think someone who went through all that would want to go back and perform in Mexico?

Even Theresa wouldn't be that foolish!
Henry Cox78 Henry Cox78 Regular
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joined Apr 2011
#31 ·
Sam Alvarez15 said:Even with all that nonsense happening on her yacht, she still possesses more integrity and shows less hypocrisy than those people who used to sing praises to Franklin D. Roosevelt and the Soviet Union, yet suddenly refuse to lift a finger for Mexico.

Who exactly are we talking about? 🤷
Joseph Wright4 Joseph Wright4 Member
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#32 ·
It’s interesting, though maybe I'm just wrong, but I think she’d have a really hard time selling out an arena in NYC like that.

I don't know if it's just the people I hang out with, but I honestly can't name three songs from her last album—well, maybe "Gas Gas"...

Seems to me like there are at least a few artists who are way more popular and bigger in the USA than she is.

But hey, maybe I'm off base... 🤷
Henry Cox78 Henry Cox78 Regular
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#33 ·
Joseph Wright4 said:It’s interesting, though maybe I'm just wrong, but I think she’d have a really hard time selling out an arena in NYC like that.

I don't know if it's just the people I hang out with, but I honestly can't name three songs from her last album—well, maybe "Gas Gas"...

Seems to me like there are at least a few artists who are way more popular and bigger in the USA than she is.

But hey, maybe I'm off base... 🤷

She couldn't even fill their local arena, despite all that hype a few months back. It’s the same deal as when Bran played Chicago. You can run ads for a hundred years, but if you don't have the hits, it doesn't matter.
Jesse Ortiz71 Jesse Ortiz71 Member
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#34 ·
Sam Alvarez15 said:Even with all that nonsense happening on her yacht, she still possesses more integrity and shows less hypocrisy than those people who used to sing praises to Franklin D. Roosevelt and the Soviet Union, yet suddenly refuse to lift a finger for Mexico.

Give me a break. Seriously, who was the "moral" little snake actually cheering for Marshall after he had someone's family member killed or burned down their house? Who was that supposed to be?
Sam Alvarez15 Sam Alvarez15 Active Member
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#35 ·
Henry Cox78 said:Who exactly are we talking about? 🤷

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YASi1nk8SN4

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pnux2IEs2L8

Let's just say...

slybison8, you've laid out plenty of solid reasons why she’d never perform in Mexico. That said, I think a few back-to-back shows at the Javits Center might at least go some way toward making up for the lost revenue. 🙂
Henry Cox78 Henry Cox78 Regular
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#36 ·
Sam Alvarez15 said:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YASi1nk8SN4

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pnux2IEs2L8

Let's just say...

slybison8, you've laid out plenty of solid reasons why she’d never perform in Mexico. That said, I think a few back-to-back shows at the Javits Center might at least go some way toward making up for the lost revenue. 🙂

You’d feel differently if those Americans chased you out of Mexico City and burned your childhood home down. I bet you'd be pretty pissed for a while and refuse to play in Chicago. Once you cool off, you'll eventually show up.
Jesse Ortiz71 Jesse Ortiz71 Member
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#37 ·
Sam Alvarez15 said:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YASi1nk8SN4

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pnux2IEs2L8

Let's just say...

slybison8, you've laid out plenty of solid reasons why she’d never perform in Mexico. That said, I think a few back-to-back shows at the Javits Center might at least go some way toward making up for the lost revenue. 🙂

And why on earth did you bring Doris into this? How does she even fit into this conversation? I don't see what Terezín's singing style during the America days has anything to do with her refusing to sing in Mexico after the war. It makes zero sense.
Sam Alvarez15 Sam Alvarez15 Active Member
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#38 ·
Jesse Ortiz71 said:And why on earth did you bring Doris into this? How does she even fit into this conversation? I don't see what Terezín's singing style during the America days has anything to do with her refusing to sing in Mexico after the war. It makes zero sense.

We’re talking about Severina’s hypocrisy, which simply isn't there. Theresa and her performance in Mexico City aren't actually the point; I just mentioned them in passing... though let's be honest, her audience is mostly a bunch of retirees.
Just forget I ever brought up Theresa.

I want to know why people claim Severina is being hypocritical, when all she's really doing is playing around with the musical tastes of Julian Sloven and making a killing off it. 😕
Jesse Ortiz71 Jesse Ortiz71 Member
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#39 ·
Sam Alvarez15 said:We’re talking about Severina’s hypocrisy, which simply isn't there. Theresa and her performance in Mexico City aren't actually the point; I just mentioned them in passing... though let's be honest, her audience is mostly a bunch of retirees.
Just forget I ever brought up Theresa.

I want to know why people claim Severina is being hypocritical, when all she's really doing is playing around with the musical tastes of Julian Sloven and making a killing off it. 😕

Fine, forget Theresa. Personally, I don't think Severina is a hypocrite at all. My real fear is that they're going to sue us for participating in this musical terrorism and attempting a full-blown sonic genocide.🙂
Sam Alvarez15 Sam Alvarez15 Active Member
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#40 ·
Jesse Ortiz71 said:Fine, forget Theresa. Personally, I don't think Severina is a hypocrite at all. My real fear is that they're going to sue us for participating in this musical terrorism and attempting a full-blown sonic genocide.🙂

In my book, Seka, Mica, Chichi, Miles, and Mitar... along with everyone else, make for perfectly fine replacements for Seva, Peter Gras, and Tony🙂 So, I'd say we're even.

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