Who are these people invading Music telivision, and why in the world are they being called bands? Whether its N'sync, 98 *, or the infamous Back Street Boys, they are constantly appearing on the screen for an unprecedented amount of 12-17 year Olds to gawk at. But bands? I beg to differ. What makes these twits a band? Is it the fact that they can dance synchronized wearing shiny flaming red pants. No, I believe that would be called professional dancing. Is it the fact that they write lyrics to their songs which range from the subjects love, heartbreak, and m

I'm utterly sick of flipping through the channels and finding myself in Boy Band hell after Boy Band hell. Music is more than good looks, and a record company with a major cash flow, and hopefully before endless numbers of prefabricated Boy Bands come out with the same old new songs, people will recognize the heart and soul that real music embodies, and forever discover the evil wrath that Boy Bands holds over their heads.

ore love? No, I believe they have people that write the empty gibberish that goes into these lyrics for them. Oh, but maybe its because they play their own instruments, wait, no they don't, although one may play the keyboard or maybe it was the xylophone? On either hand, Boy "Bands" have no right to be called bands. Doing such a thing, in my opinion, is spitting in the face of every real band, be it jazz, techno, rock, blues, and even country. It truly demeans the hard work and precedence that a true band has come to encompass.

And who the heck is to blame for t

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