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Nov. 14th, 2003 05:59 amHappy Birthday ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
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Nov. 14th, 2003 09:39 amLet the promo overdosing begin!
At least on JC's appearance on the radio this morning with Valentine he changed the wording of his 3 reasons for why some girls dance with women. However, there are only so many ways he can say this. And it's such a different & unusual subject matter (for which I'm eternally grateful) that each time he has an interview or makes an appearance or anything he's gonna get asked about it. I love hearing JC ramble on his adorable little tangents as much as the next fan, but I have a feeling that this is going to get a bit old after a while.
Justin also had these pat answers/comments/tidbits he kept saying in interviews. Justin's got downright irritating after a while. It almost seemed to me that he tried to work those into the conversations/interviews.
JC's just gonna get asked about this unusual song of his by everyone he talks to.
So, after babbling, I have determined that, right this morning anyway, my irritation in this case lies with the interviewers.
Idemand wish that everyone that interviews & talks with JC in regards to the promotion of his new album do their research...
*Know how to properly pronounce JC's last name.
*Research other basic comments made by JC about the song & the album. Repetitious questions are annoying. Not only to JC but to the fans, your listeners/viewers, who already know the answers to the basic questions you're asking. New questions that are interesting & different & still relevant are *good*. Those types of questions are why you people are in journalism.
/rant
At least on JC's appearance on the radio this morning with Valentine he changed the wording of his 3 reasons for why some girls dance with women. However, there are only so many ways he can say this. And it's such a different & unusual subject matter (for which I'm eternally grateful) that each time he has an interview or makes an appearance or anything he's gonna get asked about it. I love hearing JC ramble on his adorable little tangents as much as the next fan, but I have a feeling that this is going to get a bit old after a while.
Justin also had these pat answers/comments/tidbits he kept saying in interviews. Justin's got downright irritating after a while. It almost seemed to me that he tried to work those into the conversations/interviews.
JC's just gonna get asked about this unusual song of his by everyone he talks to.
So, after babbling, I have determined that, right this morning anyway, my irritation in this case lies with the interviewers.
I
*Know how to properly pronounce JC's last name.
*Research other basic comments made by JC about the song & the album. Repetitious questions are annoying. Not only to JC but to the fans, your listeners/viewers, who already know the answers to the basic questions you're asking. New questions that are interesting & different & still relevant are *good*. Those types of questions are why you people are in journalism.
/rant
