Yes that's what I was going for

That's uh...hm.

Exactly.

Well Andy Warhol was actually trying to make an artistic statement. Is Dr. Luke trying to make any statement when he produces a Britney Spears track?



If a song like this only exists to sell then is it art or simply a pale imitation? Is the only reason it qualifies as art that idiots like me worship it as art? Does the intention have any merit on its concept of art or is the interpretation the only thing that matters?

I got a call today from some chick that wanted to buy Ringo Starr tickets. She asked me who my favorite Beatle is. I replied none, their all posh. She wanted to speak to a supervisor. I can't even make this shit up. I might lose my job.

The intention was to make music.

Do you see what I'm talking about, guys?

It's imitative music. Bad and ingenuine music are both still music.

The intention was most likely to make something that would sell as music. And even if Dr. Luke actually cared, let's just assume that he gave literally 0 ****s, and not a single person involved in the making of it considered it anything but a product any more than a Ford employee considers a Ford car art. Is it art? Is it music? If it's not art does that mean it can't be music since music is an art form?

I assumed the size of my period would quell any further discussion but I guess that's what she said.

My ssd took a **** so now im reinstalling windows on what was supposed to be my gaming harddrive. Im not entirely sure my ssd is bad but my bios wont recognize it after trying multiple sata cables and ports that all worked fine with my 2nd ssd. Gotta find another comp to hook it up to for further testing. God i hate updating and reinstalling all my crap.