FarleyCZ, on 23 October 2011 - 08:13 PM, said:
Don't worry, I called Chuck, he'll take care of this...
I LOLED HARD
David Guetta Hate Song
#33
Posted 23 October 2011 - 09:47 PM
mattlange, on 23 October 2011 - 09:38 PM, said:
classy...
David's actually a fantastic dj.
David's actually a fantastic dj.
Well matt I'm sure you understand that what guetta has done (not alone of course but he's the main reason) to the EDM scene isn't something people on this forum would like, and as this is an internet forum people are bound to say what they think without much hesitation or holding back
And personally I think of this as a well-done joke, there are similar videos I imagine about pretty much every artist as famous as guetta and I'd say this isnt from the worst end 
This post has been edited by joovi: 23 October 2011 - 09:50 PM
#34
Posted 24 October 2011 - 03:29 AM
The we hate Guetta track is unnecessary. He won't respond to it and will end up doing more shows than ever making more $$$ than ever. That's the irony of it all. Embrace or ignore 
#35
Posted 24 October 2011 - 04:06 AM
mattlange, on 23 October 2011 - 09:38 PM, said:
classy...
David's actually a fantastic dj.
David's actually a fantastic dj.
David actually just looks homeless...
He needs to shave it
#37
Posted 24 October 2011 - 06:40 AM
There are better reasons to dislike David Guetta and of course his music is main reason we'll know why we dislike him. But I think there's a more elaborate reason than him sucking more than a bucket of clams or waving his hands all night. I thought the video was pretty funny even though immature. Reminds me of Saturday Night Live humor from Andy Samberg and The Lonely Island! "Hate" is an emotionally charged word
David Guetta's music supports a mind decaying message that has its foundations in a contemporary view of "cool." I liked his new collaboration with Afrojack (I also despise a lot of the latter's music..) and his track "Love Is Gone" though! But across the board.. Guetta puts forth an antiprogressive philosophy in his culmulative track record. Songs like "Sexy Bitch" or a record label named "F*** Me I'm Famous" are empirical accounts of this for Guetta. Unless he admitted that he does it for the money or somewhere in the future he renounced his works that I mentioned earlier then I would obviously reconsider my perception of him. But for now Guetta is as beneficial to society and the individual as the show "Jersey Shore." Although it is "in the eye of the beholder" someone can please explain their view to me how someone should be enlightened by the image he represents. The definition of "enlightened" I am using is a beneficial and lasting contribution to the self and the community based on the messages of a musical artist/performer in this case. But just to note I find in myself that I don't speak this way out of envy. It's more like I'm disappointed that he got this big because it reflects the opinion of the majority. They got him to where he's at and I think it's fair to say, in a Marxist fashion, that the majority's liking to him seems to be forcefed to people from the bourgeoisie. What's popular has really taken a turn. Partying is °ing awesome but it's never been so overglorified! I mean yeah throw a huge party is one thing but to actually sing about it? Partying in the name of partying? In contrast.. I love Above & Beyond's music because it really gets you to reflect and celebrate the emotions of life in a way that you can actually go home and write a short essay (or many pages possibly) about why you were celebrating. Well there's better reasoning, at least, by looking at the message A&B perpetuates.
I know we're not all perfect and I can even contradict myself just a little bit on these issues sometimes but I think moving towards the best possible thing for all of us and the future that holds us all, Guetta is not adding to it enough. What do you think about it all?
David Guetta's music supports a mind decaying message that has its foundations in a contemporary view of "cool." I liked his new collaboration with Afrojack (I also despise a lot of the latter's music..) and his track "Love Is Gone" though! But across the board.. Guetta puts forth an antiprogressive philosophy in his culmulative track record. Songs like "Sexy Bitch" or a record label named "F*** Me I'm Famous" are empirical accounts of this for Guetta. Unless he admitted that he does it for the money or somewhere in the future he renounced his works that I mentioned earlier then I would obviously reconsider my perception of him. But for now Guetta is as beneficial to society and the individual as the show "Jersey Shore." Although it is "in the eye of the beholder" someone can please explain their view to me how someone should be enlightened by the image he represents. The definition of "enlightened" I am using is a beneficial and lasting contribution to the self and the community based on the messages of a musical artist/performer in this case. But just to note I find in myself that I don't speak this way out of envy. It's more like I'm disappointed that he got this big because it reflects the opinion of the majority. They got him to where he's at and I think it's fair to say, in a Marxist fashion, that the majority's liking to him seems to be forcefed to people from the bourgeoisie. What's popular has really taken a turn. Partying is °ing awesome but it's never been so overglorified! I mean yeah throw a huge party is one thing but to actually sing about it? Partying in the name of partying? In contrast.. I love Above & Beyond's music because it really gets you to reflect and celebrate the emotions of life in a way that you can actually go home and write a short essay (or many pages possibly) about why you were celebrating. Well there's better reasoning, at least, by looking at the message A&B perpetuates.
I know we're not all perfect and I can even contradict myself just a little bit on these issues sometimes but I think moving towards the best possible thing for all of us and the future that holds us all, Guetta is not adding to it enough. What do you think about it all?
This post has been edited by embracedana: 24 October 2011 - 06:41 AM
#38
Posted 24 October 2011 - 07:01 AM
Timothy Sky, on 24 October 2011 - 04:06 AM, said:
David actually just looks homeless...
He needs to shave it
He needs to shave it
Anyway the drawing Zedd liked
is by my friend
#39
Posted 24 October 2011 - 10:04 AM
In my opinion, his first album was cool. (Eventhough some say he didn't composed the songs.) 4 example I love thisone.
Unfortunately he doesn't do such a songs anymore. Sad his popularity and #1 were brought by sh*t he does in America now... Still can't get off the trumatic shock caused by this Kellis song...
Btw I thing he would ultimately f*ck with authors of the hate song if he played it somewhere.
Unfortunately he doesn't do such a songs anymore. Sad his popularity and #1 were brought by sh*t he does in America now... Still can't get off the trumatic shock caused by this Kellis song...
Btw I thing he would ultimately f*ck with authors of the hate song if he played it somewhere.
This post has been edited by FarleyCZ: 24 October 2011 - 10:07 AM
#40
Posted 24 October 2011 - 11:06 AM
I don't care if people hate Guetta or love him, in my opinion this kind of stuff is a waste of creative energy. If it was funny then maybe I'd leave it alone, but it's really not
It's like the guys who recreate modern Trance tracks and post them on YouTube going "Yeah, look how easy it is to be Armin! Trance is dead!" Well, instead of creating mediocre cover versions of tracks to fuel your anti trance campaign, why not use your production tools to create the Trance that you feel is positive for the scene?
If you've got some talent and a DAW make a positive use of it, not waste it one some crappy hate song
It's like the guys who recreate modern Trance tracks and post them on YouTube going "Yeah, look how easy it is to be Armin! Trance is dead!" Well, instead of creating mediocre cover versions of tracks to fuel your anti trance campaign, why not use your production tools to create the Trance that you feel is positive for the scene?
If you've got some talent and a DAW make a positive use of it, not waste it one some crappy hate song
#42
Posted 24 October 2011 - 07:07 PM
When someone hates Guetta in this forum its not ok, but its ok to hate Arty here 
#43
Posted 24 October 2011 - 07:30 PM
I wonder how many people actually buy this song off of iTunes to show that they hate David Guetta. Seems to be a good money making scheme.
#44
Posted 24 October 2011 - 08:06 PM
Ocram, on 24 October 2011 - 07:30 PM, said:
I wonder how many people actually buy this song off of iTunes to show that they hate David Guetta. Seems to be a good money making scheme.
maybe i should make a 'trance 2.0' hate song, promote it on these forums, and laugh all the way to the bank?
#45
Posted 24 October 2011 - 09:23 PM
ok i dont like david but i would never call it hate. yh he first tracks were amazing think on the track with egg.
i loved it but nowadays all his stuff gets to simple and dumb imo. yh ok i lot of friends like his new stuff - maybe i have changed or the worlds gets even more dumb?!
haha - he is fulfilling the market and this is what counts - and ofc he likes his stuff he does.
enufff!
#46
Posted 02 February 2012 - 02:20 AM
speaking as the guy who made this, im suprised that something i did for my own amusement in about 10 mins with a sample cd and a bit of autotune had such an effect. anyway, i dont write dance music, i do heavier stuff and i do quite alright thanks. i think once it got to 70,000 views and daft punk linked on their blog i believe mr guettas management had a word and we had to shut down as he has no sense of humour. so there you have it.
carry on
and i have alot of hate to go round so dont worry, maybe ill do trance next, or dubstep.. x
carry on
joejoe, on 22 October 2011 - 03:03 PM, said:
this
I dont like him but it takes a particularly sad and pathetic individual to dedicate that much hate towards someone
I dont like him but it takes a particularly sad and pathetic individual to dedicate that much hate towards someone
and i have alot of hate to go round so dont worry, maybe ill do trance next, or dubstep.. x
#47
Posted 02 February 2012 - 02:31 AM
erasemoi, on 02 February 2012 - 02:20 AM, said:
speaking as the guy who made this, im suprised that something i did for my own amusement in about 10 mins with a sample cd and a bit of autotune had such an effect. anyway, i dont write dance music, i do heavier stuff and i do quite alright thanks. i think once it got to 70,000 views and daft punk linked on their blog i believe mr guettas management had a word and we had to shut down as he has no sense of humour. so there you have it.
carry on
and i have alot of hate to go round so dont worry, maybe ill do trance next, or dubstep.. x
carry on
and i have alot of hate to go round so dont worry, maybe ill do trance next, or dubstep.. x
Holy shit that just made my day. If thats true, its hilarious!
#48
Posted 02 February 2012 - 03:09 AM
Alex venisse, on 23 October 2011 - 02:53 AM, said:
david guetta is only a guy who got a freaking good idea to make money
Matching house music and popular american RnB signer
But sometime I wonder if guetta doesnt smash his head on the keyboard to find his melody
or this ... its in french but you will understand xD
Matching house music and popular american RnB signer
But sometime I wonder if guetta doesnt smash his head on the keyboard to find his melody
or this ... its in french but you will understand xD
LOL!
#49
Posted 02 February 2012 - 03:31 AM
Paavo Siljamäki, on 22 October 2011 - 10:38 PM, said:
The guy has made dance music massive around the world, and is doing what he loves.
Not that we need to like his music, or him, but please treat him with respect, like everyone else here.
http://forum.anjunabeats.com/rules
This^
I can't underline enough how badly such immature behavior reflects back on the dance music community. Let's be adults!
This post has been edited by Meshblorg: 02 February 2012 - 03:31 AM
