Xtina seems smart but...

[Tommyboy612]

She doesnt really come off as opinionated! She never seems to feel strongly abuot things going on in hte world and if she does make a statement its for a project or she says something really meaningless and weak.


Random thoughts. Back during stripped days she was all about speaking the truth and now she is very scripted. Yea, if she say anything she will be hated but f* it she might as well ive up to who epople think she is. Speak her mind.

over and out...:nc:

[SweetGal]

I don't think its a prerequisite for Christina (or any other celeb) to have the obligation to voice their opinions publicly. I'm sure she has strong opinions on a variety of things, but she doesn't need to divulge them to the world.

[nevermind]

We all know what happened last time she spoke her mind.

[Bionicken]

Who cares, she's fabulous

[Mellybeans0919]

She just doesn't feel the need to do so I guess.

[MrGaryy]

I think we can tell by her music that she's VERY strongly opinionated. But I imagine she just feels as if she's learnt her lesson when it comes to voicing her opinion publicly and prefers to keep them to herself as to lead a quite life.

[Jynx]

Tbh, there is nothing I hate more than when generally uneducated and/or self-indulgent pop stars try to make political statements. Lady Gaga's spectacle rally in Portland, ME to convince Maine's senators to repeal DADT literally made me want to gag. Leave political activism to those who understand it and dedicate their lives to it. My two cents.

[~JögaFrostï~]

Tbh, there is nothing I hate more than when generally uneducated and/or self-indulgent pop stars try to make political statements. Lady Gaga's spectacle rally in Portland, ME to convince Maine's senators to repeal DADT literally made me want to gag. Leave political activism to those who understand it and dedicate their lives to it. My two cents.

Yes baby :tellmemore:

[Bionicken]

Tbh, there is nothing I hate more than when generally uneducated and/or self-indulgent pop stars try to make political statements. Lady Gaga's spectacle rally in Portland, ME to convince Maine's senators to repeal DADT literally made me want to gag. Leave political activism to those who understand it and dedicate their lives to it. My two cents.

That was so ****ing pathetic, I loved the bitch until she tried to be the ''voice of THE GAYS''

[QueenGodga]

Gaga is like gay Jesus:love::cry:

[Bionicken]

Gaga is like gay Jesus:love::cry:

gerl please, there's only one Gay Jesus, sent to Earth to defend the homos
http://papelpop.com/fdp/wp-content/uploads/2009/05/1164677922_f.jpg

[QueenGodga]

gerl please, there's only one Gay Jesus, sent to Earth to defend the homos
http://papelpop.com/fdp/wp-content/uploads/2009/05/1164677922_f.jpg

Chersus :roll::roll:

[Tommyboy612]

Her music doesnt say much but woman should be strong and she likes sex.

I've always wanted ot know how she felt about things atleast in her music...

[SparklingRose]

Tbh, there is nothing I hate more than when generally uneducated and/or self-indulgent pop stars try to make political statements. Lady Gaga's spectacle rally in Portland, ME to convince Maine's senators to repeal DADT literally made me want to gag. Leave political activism to those who understand it and dedicate their lives to it. My two cents.

I agree so much with this.

[morning dessert]

i don't care

[HexTina]

Gaga is like gay Jesus:love::cry:

When is she getting beat and nailed to a cross....I want front row seats!!!

[Rowdy_B]

She's smart enough to understand that she SHOULD NOT share all her opinions to the world.

[Bionicken]

When is she getting beat and nailed to a cross....I want front row seats!!!

*DEAD* :funny: :funny: :funny:

[XtinaP!nk]

When is she getting beat and nailed to a cross....I want front row seats!!!

Lmao I fawkin can't :roll: :roll:

[~JögaFrostï~]

When is she getting beat and nailed to a cross....I want front row seats!!!

:roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll:

[Brian-Ryan]

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[Adonis]

she has to choose her words wisely so she won't look dumb.

remember when Pink was talking about animal abuse towards horses in central park and how quickly she got put in her place?

wouldn't be cool if christina suffered the same embarassment.

[silentsoul.93]

When is she getting beat and nailed to a cross....I want front row seats!!!

http://img87.imageshack.us/img87/5923/24461902.gif

[pØŵə®]

Put it this way, you can't worry about everything/everyone.

[LALegend]

Tbh, there is nothing I hate more than when generally uneducated and/or self-indulgent pop stars try to make political statements. Lady Gaga's spectacle rally in Portland, ME to convince Maine's senators to repeal DADT literally made me want to gag. Leave political activism to those who understand it and dedicate their lives to it. My two cents.

Reps

You took the words out of my mouth, nothing annoys me more then self indulgent pop stars getting all political dont forget the add hag donna to the list

[LALegend]

When is she getting beat and nailed to a cross....I want front row seats!!!

* secretly sells tickets

[HexTina]

* secretly sells tickets

One please...and can you direct me to the concession stand. Thanks

[Vamp]

That's not called being unopinionated. That's called being unpolitical.

[Razziberry]

That's not called being unopinionated. That's called being unpolitical.

:nod: and being any more opinionated at this point would greaten the media's perception of her 'bitchiness'.

[Tommyboy612]

I really dont think the public view of her bitchiness will ever change. I just think more so in music, I guy when B2B and BIONIC it was ll love or clubs...I want something more.\

Keep in mind she in the only pop star Besides Kanye West that I listen to.

I just need more from her on her content.

[QueenGodga]

When is she getting beat and nailed to a cross....I want front row seats!!!

aw mean.Mother Munsta will punish you :tellmemore:

[Brandi]

I think she's opinionated. When it comes to how music should sound, fashion, womens rights, her career, etc. But for the most part, in public she tends to lean more toward being politically correct. I doubt she's that way in the company of friends. Like we know that she was all about Obama, but on Larry King Live she was all coy about it. Keeping certain opinions to herself is probably something she's been encouraged toward, as a way of not alienating some fans.

[LALegend]

One please...and can you direct me to the concession stand. Thanks

Let me dig up the pic i used to have

[Jimmyboy]

I honestly do not want to hear hers or any other pop star's opinion in anything Politics-Social-economics related :nc:

[Tommyboy612]

I honestly do not want to hear hers or any other pop star's opinion in anything Politics-Social-economics related :nc:

lol not only political. Life, is she socially aware of whats going on in the world. The way things are changing? anything?

Hell she doesnt even know Cher was nominated...

[jmjc]

lol not only political. Life, is she socially aware of whats going on in the world. The way things are changing? anything?

Hell she doesnt even know Cher was nominated...


Maybe because she wasn't on the net to see it or maybe her people just told her about her nom and not Cher's. You don't know her in real life. So stop acting like you do. When you actually meet her in real life and have a conversation with her. Than you can give her this advice.

[jmjc]

I think she's opinionated. When it comes to how music should sound, fashion, womens rights, her career, etc. But for the most part, in public she tends to lean more toward being politically correct. I doubt she's that way in the company of friends. Like we know that she was all about Obama, but on Larry King Live she was all coy about it. Keeping certain opinions to herself is probably something she's been encouraged toward, as a way of not alienating some fans.


High five this post. :nod:

[HexTina]

aw mean.Mother Munsta will punish you :tellmemore:

I have the power of Legend to protect me...

[pØŵə®]

Well, when she's been opinionated about things, they were taken the wrong way.

And honestly, you can't give an opinion unless you're asked specific questions. Im not sure what people expect her to say sometimes. If she's promoting her album and she's asked about the music, she speaks about the music. When she's asked about certain pop stars, she gives her opinion. She's spoken about domestic violence, gay rights, child hunger, women's rights, double standards... do you really need to know her take on the war in Afghanistan? Because you know as soon as she speaks, rocks are thrown mid sentence. I feel Dont ask dont tell and legalizing gay marriage will be flipped eventually.

blah.

[jmjc]

Well, when she's been opinionated about things, they were taken the wrong way.

And honestly, you can't give an opinion unless you're asked specific questions. Im not sure what people expect her to say sometimes. If she's promoting her album and she's asked about the music, she speaks about the music. When she's asked about certain pop stars, she gives her opinion. She's spoken about domestic violence, gay rights, child hunger, women's rights, double standards... do you really need to know her take on the war in Afghanistan? Because you know as soon as she speaks, rocks are thrown mid sentence. I feel Dont ask dont tell and legalizing gay marriage will be flipped eventually.

blah.

:nod:

[Chi^_^]

A lot of things she says gets misinterpreted because she doesn't articulate herself well. Quick example: When talking about Cher on Chelsea Lately, she referenced her naively as having "been around the block," in which she seemed to be shocked the audience took it inappropriately. Or, more infamously, "Fun to look at," which could very well have been in the vain of "been around the block" -- it's just a poor choice of words without completely cognizant of more suitable phrasing options.

Other things that are telling are some of her more antiquated philosophies of feminism, which I think she could benefit from if she were more attuned to current affairs if she wants to tap into some cultural resonance while retaining a meaningful message.

Though admittedly she does surprise me sometimes when she discusses some aspects of her divorce and her philosophies on raising a family. It wouldn't be a bad thing if she decided to take a proactive role in developing an education in the areas she's passionate about, because there's only so much she can explain from personal experience that it becomes artistically limiting.

She certainly has the capability, just needs to push her intellectual boundaries.

[Tommyboy612]

A lot of things she says gets misinterpreted because she doesn't articulate herself well. Quick example: When talking about Cher on Chelsea Lately, she referenced her naively as having "been around the block," in which she seemed to be shocked the audience took it inappropriately. Or, more infamously, "Fun to look at," which could very well have been in the vain of "been around the block" -- it's just a poor choice of words without completely cognizant of more suitable phrasing options.

Other things that are telling are some of her more antiquated philosophies of feminism, which I think she could benefit from if she were more attuned to current affairs if she wants to tap into some cultural resonance while retaining a meaningful message.

Though admittedly she does surprise me sometimes when she discusses some aspects of her divorce and her philosophies on raising a family. It wouldn't be a bad thing if she decided to take a proactive role in developing an education in the areas she's passionate about, because there's only so much she can explain from personal experience that it becomes artistically limiting.

She certainly has the capability, just needs to push her intellectual boundaries.

thhhhhhhhhhhiiiiiiiiiis!!!!

[*elise*]

A lot of things she says gets misinterpreted because she doesn't articulate herself well. Quick example: When talking about Cher on Chelsea Lately, she referenced her naively as having "been around the block," in which she seemed to be shocked the audience took it inappropriately. Or, more infamously, "Fun to look at," which could very well have been in the vain of "been around the block" -- it's just a poor choice of words without completely cognizant of more suitable phrasing options.

Other things that are telling are some of her more antiquated philosophies of feminism, which I think she could benefit from if she were more attuned to current affairs if she wants to tap into some cultural resonance while retaining a meaningful message.

Though admittedly she does surprise me sometimes when she discusses some aspects of her divorce and her philosophies on raising a family. It wouldn't be a bad thing if she decided to take a proactive role in developing an education in the areas she's passionate about, because there's only so much she can explain from personal experience that it becomes artistically limiting.

She certainly has the capability, just needs to push her intellectual boundaries.

ITA with this entire post!!

[VenusAsABoy]

People don't ask her religious, politics and that kind of things. You wouldn't associate Xtina with politics the way you do it with Shakira or religion with Madonna (at least you could at some point), but I'm personally not here for that. If I want to read about it I would read a magazine or watch a show of my interest. Would I care to know what she thinks? Yeah, but I can go on living without it, she fascinates me for other things.

[ariel23]

A lot of things she says gets misinterpreted because she doesn't articulate herself well. Quick example: When talking about Cher on Chelsea Lately, she referenced her naively as having "been around the block," in which she seemed to be shocked the audience took it inappropriately. Or, more infamously, "Fun to look at," which could very well have been in the vain of "been around the block" -- it's just a poor choice of words without completely cognizant of more suitable phrasing options.

Other things that are telling are some of her more antiquated philosophies of feminism, which I think she could benefit from if she were more attuned to current affairs if she wants to tap into some cultural resonance while retaining a meaningful message.

Though admittedly she does surprise me sometimes when she discusses some aspects of her divorce and her philosophies on raising a family. It wouldn't be a bad thing if she decided to take a proactive role in developing an education in the areas she's passionate about, because there's only so much she can explain from personal experience that it becomes artistically limiting.

She certainly has the capability, just needs to push her intellectual boundaries.

:tellmemore:

[nevaehdreamz]

A lot of things she says gets misinterpreted because she doesn't articulate herself well. Quick example: When talking about Cher on Chelsea Lately, she referenced her naively as having "been around the block," in which she seemed to be shocked the audience took it inappropriately. Or, more infamously, "Fun to look at," which could very well have been in the vain of "been around the block" -- it's just a poor choice of words without completely cognizant of more suitable phrasing options.

Other things that are telling are some of her more antiquated philosophies of feminism, which I think she could benefit from if she were more attuned to current affairs if she wants to tap into some cultural resonance while retaining a meaningful message.

Though admittedly she does surprise me sometimes when she discusses some aspects of her divorce and her philosophies on raising a family. It wouldn't be a bad thing if she decided to take a proactive role in developing an education in the areas she's passionate about, because there's only so much she can explain from personal experience that it becomes artistically limiting.

She certainly has the capability, just needs to push her intellectual boundaries.

Great post.

[Nightmare]

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