In this analysis of most-deleted tracks on the music playlist-radio thingie Last.fm, Lady GaGa seizes four places in the top ten; Britney Spears only claims three.
Thursday, July 2, 2009
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I managed to delete BOTH Lady GaGa and Britney Spears from my Last.fm playlist - even though neither of them was on my playlist to begin with. There's a special "double delete" feature that allows you to do that.
Now they're both on a special "negative" playlist, which means each would need to be added TWICE before they would appear on a playlist again.
Actually, there is no "double delete" feature - I made that up. But there should be.
Isn't this part of the antimatter plot theme from Angels & Demons which I swear I've never read or seen.
but have you negative read or seen angels and demons?
I did the same thing with Gawker and my favorites list. Who knew?
On the one hand, my reflex is to say that of course Internet music nerds are anti-fun and kinda sexist (there are no male-fronted acts in the top 10; the only male-fronted act in the top 20 is Coldplay). How can you hate "Misery Business"? I ask you.
But on the other hand, I really really despise both Katy Perry and Lady GaGa. HOW TO CHOOSE.
I deleted a girl and I liked it.
Don't you think there'd be more males on the list if, like, 98 Degrees had just dropped an album? Face it, ladies run hateable music right now.
Linkin Park? Nickelback? RASCAL FLATTS??
All much more hateable than Katy or GaGa.
God. Delete. Michael Jackson. It writes itself.