Ha LOL!piranha45 said:its not about the words, its about the instrumentals and how well the vocals harmonize with them.
This is awesome. I love the music industry--and not just cuz I am in it... I think its great how people assume that these no-talent ass chics have anything to do with the music that has their name on it. This is how it works: Record executive picks out a girl who looks like she would attract attention based on photographs, then calls a producer to make a track for her to sing over, then a writer makes the lyrics for her to sing. Then, since pretty much none of these chics can sing, the sound engineer has to run their voices through an Eventide H8000 harmonizer so that her voice sounds like she is singing in key. Most pop singers (including the famous Britney spears) simply do not have vocal talent, so they just start singing and the sound engineer fixes their shortfalls before the public hears it. Promos of her release are sent to club DJ's who then mix it into their playlist at clubs and if the sound is popular enough for the sheeple, it comes out of the radio!!
You will only have to wait a few months till she is phased out and the new pop singer/ marketing icon/ youth idol is positioned in her place.