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Originally Posted by DoubleK
No. You're just being annoying.
My thesis is that if one actually enjoys top down produced music as a means of being a product first and a piece of art second, that person would typically have really shit tastes in music.
I'm not saying that any excuse to legitimize a love for a brand is irrelevant, I'm saying they're just stupid excuses.
If you really like Gaga, that's fine. But I'd have to say that's some shit music you like right there.
It's not like I'm asking people to change their opinions because they love pop music, I'm saying that I'm not going to be inclined to respect their tastes in music. I don't really have to.
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And my thesis is that you're wrong. First of all, what makes Gaga manufactured? Second, what makes "product" art worse than "art" art? How can you tell what is meant to be product and what is meant to be art? Your method of arguing your own thesis consists of sticking your fingers in your ears and saying "LALALALALALA" really loudly.