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Nah, he's definitely one of the biggest lol. Hogging the radio/itunes/top 40 charts for the most of last year would confirm that. But it's all just local. All the money is international.

I totally agree with you on all of that. That's why I'm chasing the commercial market. I'm about to release an EP which is some of the faggiest pop/rock you've ever heard in your life.

Ironically, this faggy music gets the most girls. We have 700 facebook fans without playing a single gig or releasing a track yet lol.

ala the Jonas Brothers :sleep:

The Jonas Brothers are good. Bunch of homos, but made millions coz they're good at what they do.

Listening to old school Offspring right now. Now THIS is real music. Ahh the memories. Grew up on this shit.

The Jonas Brothers are good. Bunch of homos, but made millions coz they're good at what they do.

Listening to old school Offspring right now. Now THIS is real music. Ahh the memories. Grew up on this shit.

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Better be this LP.

None of it can be compared to what is "commercial" these days. It's actually kinda refreshing to listen to something that has no autotune. Takes a while to get used to though lol.

Washed up punkers :laugh:

Having 700 fans on facebook wanting more implies 700 groupies to do your bedding!

If only half of them were old enough haha.

I see it as 700 people that might be willing to cough up $10 for my EP. If half of them buy it then I'll break even on the studio costs...

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