Arias
So bumpy grindy dry-rooting on a dance floor is now acceptable fodder for openly Christian artists’ video clips. Fine. Not for me to moralise. That was done here in this piece and most of you said “Pffft. Who cares?”
What I’m wondering is where the outcry is from the huge flock of Guy Sebastian fans who wear their Christianity on their sleeves.
Look at the photo above. It’s G-Seb schmoozing in Sydney the other week with American rapper/singer Eve, a woman not known for her modesty, who has previously collaborated with the likes of Gwen Stefani.
Nobody wants to be a gatecrasher.
And for viewers of the Arias last night, it felt like we’d stumbled into some raging A-list party and we definitely weren’t invited.
Staged for the first time at the Sydney Opera House, in an ultra-casual outdoor telecast, the awards seemed to be a cracker, but only if you had the all-important gold lanyard around your neck.
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Cat Lady says:
“With the ass end of gen X failing hilariously to be 21 again (Yes Dylan, you)” Hahahaaaa! So true. He’s just embarrassing, and I’m embarrassed *for* him. I’m 32 (and therefore gen x myself) and every time he’s on tv I find myself thinking that he’s a little long in… Read more »
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Marto says:
I agree with the theme of your comment, but you are only showing your age by suggesting that you young go-getters are at the vanguard of digital media. Remember the age group who designed all the little gadgets you now claim as your domain? That’s right, someone older and smarter… Read more »
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