i am not blogcasting this POS.
i never thought i'd reach the age where the VMA's were no longer socially relevant, nor was it very important that I watched it from end to end, including the first hour of the replay thereafter.
gone are those off beat unscheduled moments like Co-Co Love busting in on Madge's interview, The Wayans Brothers able to bomb so bad that it leaves both the viewers and audience speechless.
Milli Vanilli pulling the wool over our eyes, and Eddie Murphy skipping across the stage while Cindi Lauper hollers in all her technicolor glory, ranting passionately about how girls just wanna have fun.
red hot chilli peppers, playing naked, Diddy and Sting, that was the moment that launched a thousand US Weekly's, Britney and her snake, Britney and her snap off suit, Britney and Madonna lock tongues and X-tina was there too y'all!
Diana Ross tapes Lil Kim's titty, its just another day in the life of Kim when that happens, Aerosmith and Run DMC rock out with Walk This Way, that was a match made in hip-hop rock heaven, Guns N Roses and Elton John duet on November Rain, (Eminem wishes it were his idea....) Lars Ulrich, proving he's just as big of a poseur when he's caught sleeping during the show, J.Lo irritated and newly married to her backup dancer pops Triump in the face, Eminem joins in for the hate, X-tina and Fred Durst going very far to prove IHOW, "he got. no nookie."
now we're just SO fascinated by celebrity, so jaded by the obvious commercialism of it all, that we can see the highlights and hi-jinks from a mile away. I no longer care to participate in this, I think I've reached the age limit for mediocrity.
Ok!
This is my only gripe
Bee- please, for the love of Michael Joe Jackson. LOOSEN UP. Must you attend every event like its a Jack and Jill cotillion. OVER IT.
In the meantime, I miss the core idea of that sad ass network. Bringing the latest music. That's all I want, hope, miss and desire, my MTV.
