VMAs - Page 2

nikki1920 · #16 09-08-2008, 09:16 AM

They were just flat this year. But then again, MTV has long since given up being about MUSIC and/or videos, so *shrug*. And who or what is Tokio Hotel? They look like a bad 80s hair metal group.

I'm still trying to decide re: Christina. She looks great, but I wasn't sure about the song. Jitterbug1913, kindly get out of my head, I was thinking the same thing.

Brit looked great!

They needed another host.

Jordin Sparks, not everyone who has had sex is a slut, OK?

Benzgirl · #17 09-08-2008, 10:06 AM

Britney did look great. Long story, but my cousin had to stop by her house on Saturday when they were taping some of the first scenes. She actually looked very put-together. Honestly, I think she was one of the best dressed celebs there.

Benzgirl · #18 09-08-2008, 10:11 AM

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Originally Posted by nikki1920

They were just flat this year. But then again, MTV has long since given up being about MUSIC and/or videos, so *shrug*. And who or what is Tokio Hotel? They look like a bad 80s hair metal group.

And can someone tell me what Rihanna's get-up was? Thigh-high boots were not flattering

Senusret I · #19 09-08-2008, 10:12 AM

I loved Pink's performance and the song.

JennRN · #20 09-08-2008, 10:15 AM

I kept waiting for Lil Wayne's pants to just fall completely down. Maybe thats why he kept his hand glued to his crotch??

KDAngel · #21 09-08-2008, 12:24 PM

HATED the host. HATED him. Can't believe he went on about Obama and then to "keep things even" brought up Palin's daughter. I stopped watching the show the minute it happened and you'll no longer see me supporting the MTV network.

Having someone who presents an award talking politics is one thing. Having the host is something altogether not acceptable. At least not when it's a network that the targets young, impressionable public. I would not be OK with it regardless of who the host was saying to support.

nikki1920 · #22 09-08-2008, 12:38 PM

KDAngel: Is it that serious? He was commenting as an outsider. I don't let MTV shape my political views or have any bearing on my political choices. I don't think most people do, either. (Then again, I came up during Choose Or Lose's hey day, when MTV was about something, lol.)

JennRN: I think that's why his hand was there. Belts and/or regular fitting pants do the same thing. Or maybe he just wanted to make himself feel good while he was performing...

Is MTV still relevant these days? Or did it lose credibility when Kurt, Tabitha, Karyn, John and Gideon left? Is Gideon still there? Does anyome remember who those names are? lol Did I just date myself?

33girl · #23 09-08-2008, 12:44 PM

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Originally Posted by KDAngel

HATED the host. HATED him. Can't believe he went on about Obama and then to "keep things even" brought up Palin's daughter. I stopped watching the show the minute it happened and you'll no longer see me supporting the MTV network.

Having someone who presents an award talking politics is one thing. Having the host is something altogether not acceptable. At least not when it's a network that the targets young, impressionable public. I would not be OK with it regardless of who the host was saying to support.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russell_Brand

Honestly, from what I've heard what he did is just part of his regular shtick.

This reminds me of when people got upset about "Dame Edna" making comments about Latinos and didn't bother to find out who Dame Edna was and that her comedy was satire.

British humour still doesn't translate here.

Senusret I · #24 09-08-2008, 12:44 PM

They lost credibility when my husband Quddus left.

But no, seriously, I remember everyone but Gideon.

Benzgirl · #25 09-08-2008, 12:46 PM

Oh, I long for the days of Martha Quinn, Nina Blackwood, JJ, Alan Hunter and Mark Goodman

nikki1920 · #26 09-08-2008, 12:50 PM

What? No Adam Curry?!! lol..

and he did not say my husband Quddus?! lol..

ajuhdg · #27 09-08-2008, 02:19 PM

Very anti-climactic.

I thought the opening was pretty funny. I didn't think it was apporpriate for a more diverse audience...which included Jonas Bros and Miley fans. If my daugher were 12, I'd be putting my hands over her ears.

Don't know if someone else answered it, but Brit was there with her manager Larry Rudolph.

Agree with whomever said they felt really old. Hubby and I were like 'Who are these people?" when half of them were arriving. Seemed like a pep rally more than anything else.

PeppyGPhiB · #28 09-08-2008, 02:44 PM

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Originally Posted by nikki1920

KDAngel: Is it that serious? He was commenting as an outsider. I don't let MTV shape my political views or have any bearing on my political choices. I don't think most people do, either. (Then again, I came up during Choose Or Lose's hey day, when MTV was about something, lol.)

JennRN: I think that's why his hand was there. Belts and/or regular fitting pants do the same thing. Or maybe he just wanted to make himself feel good while he was performing...

Is MTV still relevant these days? Or did it lose credibility when Kurt, Tabitha, Karyn, John and Gideon left? Is Gideon still there? Does anyome remember who those names are? lol Did I just date myself?

Does MTV even play music anymore? Last time I caught TRL, they didn't even play the whole videos. What's the point?

MTV jumped the shark at around the time when The Real World did. When it became all about drinking, hooking up and fighting, and NO ONE they cast was real.

The other time I remember MTV making a big mistake was when I was in college and they had the I Wanna Be a VJ contest, and they had the viewers vote on the winner. Anyone remember this, when Jesse the tweaked out guy won? They ended up giving him small roles, and they hired Dave to host Say What Karaoke!

33girl · #29 09-08-2008, 02:46 PM

OMG Jesse Camp. I had pretty well excised THAT from memory.

BabyPiNK_FL · #30 09-08-2008, 02:46 PM

^^I agree. Too much of young hollywood, and not enough of top celebs.