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Anyway, they also had S Club Juniors on there, who are apparently number 2 in the charts. The "group" is a bunch of 12 year olds singing about love, how ironic that they are singing so passionately about something that they've never experienced. Weird...
Then there was Mad Donna. Who apparently took the tune for Madonna's "Ray of Light" and stuck the words to "The Wheels on the Bus" to it.
Now, perhaps my ears don't work, but it sounded NOTHING LIKE "Ray of Light" at all. I was embarrassed to watch it and I was cringing all the way through.
If anyone on here bought that "song", you should be VERY ashamed of yourselves.
Our music scene is in a right state...
Ah, mis-spent youth...
I also think that the S Club Juniors are a
> very good group. If you have ever seen an episode of their seriese on
> CBBC then you will realise that thousands of young hopefulls
> auditioned for the group. The person that thought of having an S Club
> Junior group is also very clever. Now the Juniors have got into the
> chart, they are advertising the new named S Club.
They're not clever!!! It's just so many people are too dumb to see that S Club juniors is just another way to cash in for some greedy record company.
And as for S club juniors being good, I think that it is totally sick that a record company can do that!!! Take a load of kids, audition them off, give the winners the persona of a group already in existence, and milk them for all it's worth! Whether or not they are good at it or not is pretty much irrelevant, they've just been dumped with living up to the image of some other people... They're just marketing tools- they advertise S club 7, and the record label gets good PR cos it's giving a record deal to some sweet little kiddies...
Bah. I've had my rant.
oh and "the wheels on the bus" got to number 17
Having said that, I did see Muse on TOTP a while ago, and I also saw
The Electric Soft Parade recently.