Billboard Awards= dickboard corporation inner circle party game awards for distinguished crappy artists and individuals, fuck everyone else.
The billboards music awards in short was just a show put on to advertize
certain products. From the Taylor Swift music video to the
advertisement of Furious 7, the Breakfast Club, Kia motors and corporate
nonsense. What essentially claims this establishment a program of
concern, brainwashing and advertising is the fact of how they determine
artists' worth by the most plays. However, this is a very primitive way
to score musical talent and worth. They only have one principle to judge
the artist on and that is popularity which tells any intelligent person
that all that really matters in this whole affair is the ability for
one artist to generate money for a company. Besides this, the lack of
representation was troublesome. Even more so was the feigned
representation of diversity and even creativity.
It was like there was little selection in country and artists in rock that rock listeners don't even consider to be apart of rock. They even decided to mash the country and rock genres together. Aside from this, many minority groups like African Americans were used to portray a sense of equality. You get Wiz Khalifa in a tribute to Paul Walker from the Fast and Furious franchise, those utter annoying people from that show Empire and of course, the now crowd favorite, John Legend. But essentially, these Billboard Awards are just like a dinner party where rich people give each awards and buy slots and performances themed around advertisement of their goods. Maybe you had a group of artists you liked that made it in the inner circle of this grand party of plutocrats, that for one reason of corporate interest to capitalize off the death of a certain individual could not perform any of their songs but rather a song by BB King. Then at the closing of the grand scale advertisement party you get a stuck up, delusional, crazy, strange, egoistical crapper performing at the end not even knowing what even the hell this guy was even saying. Yet you see all these people happy and dancing to this crazy and crappy music, who are obviously all acting as a part of the corporate brainwashing game to get some type of monetary advantage. People who don't realize all this, frankly believe that all this closed off corporate run award show is actually legit and any music that does not fit this standard is not music at all. The corporations are bent on erasing diversity of music so they can erase or try to erase the diversity of man so they can create a society of endless wealth for them where no one questions what music really is. Well, real music is not for monetary gain, it is for enjoyment and exploration. It can't be an art without a heart, that ignores possibilities of expansion and diversity. It can't be meant for the few or those who can afford it! It should be a human right to be able to access technology to control the images around you, else, then what is America? A plutocracy? A democracy? A dictatorship? Of the above, it is not a democracy but rather a plutocracy where the wealth own over the poor. But rather than a show that clearly indoctrinates people to be slaves to corporations being banned, we rather talk about nonsensical things like LGBT rights than stop programs like these who take away the ability for certain people young and old to think clearly. But then again the country itself is just another big company.
It was like there was little selection in country and artists in rock that rock listeners don't even consider to be apart of rock. They even decided to mash the country and rock genres together. Aside from this, many minority groups like African Americans were used to portray a sense of equality. You get Wiz Khalifa in a tribute to Paul Walker from the Fast and Furious franchise, those utter annoying people from that show Empire and of course, the now crowd favorite, John Legend. But essentially, these Billboard Awards are just like a dinner party where rich people give each awards and buy slots and performances themed around advertisement of their goods. Maybe you had a group of artists you liked that made it in the inner circle of this grand party of plutocrats, that for one reason of corporate interest to capitalize off the death of a certain individual could not perform any of their songs but rather a song by BB King. Then at the closing of the grand scale advertisement party you get a stuck up, delusional, crazy, strange, egoistical crapper performing at the end not even knowing what even the hell this guy was even saying. Yet you see all these people happy and dancing to this crazy and crappy music, who are obviously all acting as a part of the corporate brainwashing game to get some type of monetary advantage. People who don't realize all this, frankly believe that all this closed off corporate run award show is actually legit and any music that does not fit this standard is not music at all. The corporations are bent on erasing diversity of music so they can erase or try to erase the diversity of man so they can create a society of endless wealth for them where no one questions what music really is. Well, real music is not for monetary gain, it is for enjoyment and exploration. It can't be an art without a heart, that ignores possibilities of expansion and diversity. It can't be meant for the few or those who can afford it! It should be a human right to be able to access technology to control the images around you, else, then what is America? A plutocracy? A democracy? A dictatorship? Of the above, it is not a democracy but rather a plutocracy where the wealth own over the poor. But rather than a show that clearly indoctrinates people to be slaves to corporations being banned, we rather talk about nonsensical things like LGBT rights than stop programs like these who take away the ability for certain people young and old to think clearly. But then again the country itself is just another big company.
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