Chrissie Hynde's Comments on today's pop stars

[DeniseNY]

dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3227086/Now-Chrissie-Hynde-attacks-today-s-lewd-pop-stars-branding-sex-workers-created-pornography-culture.html

She makes some interesting points. Some may be bothered by her lack of PC-ness, but I appreciate someone openly expressing their views.

 

[pianistclare]

I read it. She’s right.
Thanks for posting it.
Talent is manufactured in a studio these days. Everything artificial. When are we ever going to learn that manufactured is not always better?

 

[StephieNorthCo]

Agreed. Patrick Madrid had similar comments today on his show.

When you try for the lowest common denominator, which is what we strive for, what else could you expect?

Blessings,
Stephie

 

[tomarin]

But are they any more guilty of this than say, Madonna in her heyday? In fact maybe Madonna was the one who started the ball of oversexualization rolling.

 

[StephieNorthCo]

But are they any more guilty of this than say, Madonna in her heyday? In fact maybe Madonna was the one who started the ball of oversexualization rolling.

Probably similar. What did Patrick call them this morning? …
O, yeah, “Pop Tarts”.

Blessings,
Stephie

 

[Elizium23]

I really didn’t need to be subjected to the impure images in the linked article. But then again, how could I not expect the irony?

 

[AnneElizabeth]

She did so much good speaking out like that. Thank you Chrissie Hynde!

 

[AnneElizabeth]

… When are we ever going to learn that manufactured is not always better?

Sadly, not until people stop buying it because its cheaper.

… kind of like sin to be that way. All of what is really good is worth the effort and cost.