Kanye West Incident Is Typical Of Our Society
Even those not interested in entertainment news will have seen or heard about the video footage of Kanye West jumping on the stage during this years MTV video awards in the middle of Taylor Swift’s acceptance speech.
Now I’m no fan of Taylor (or the MTV video awards for that matter), but really – let the girl have her moment in the spotlight. As a society, has all respect and decorum been forgotten about? Apparently so, after looking through the lyrics that Kanye uses in his songs. Now having done that, and ruined my appetite for the day, I really don’t think it’s that out of character for him.
Which brings me to another point – since when did pop music become such a lifeless joke? I mean, everything that’s out there is lacking in substance. Frankly, it’s all crap. These days I just can’t be bothered with pop music. It probably says something about our culture that we don’t even care to think beyond the shallowest levels in anything that we do. All the majority want is soulless, background music and quick pop psychology fixes until the end of their days.
But I digress, so let’s return to to moronic egomaniac that is Kanye West. Should we be surprised? Probably not~ As long as idiocy is rewarded with airplay and publicity, more of the same can be expected. Everybody wants their five minutes of fame even should it be someone elses five minutes of fame that you’re taking. I have no idea why we should take any notice of what these people say or do. Do they have any qualifications that would make me want to value their opinion?
I know what you’re thinking – why should you care what I say, sing or think about? I love to rant and rave about anything that crosses the circuits in my little brain – whether I’m qualified to comment on it or not.
I guess I should try writing pop music…
Mindy Lansdale
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