Another crap pop garbage movie for IDIOT millennials!

Agreed

True

Agreed

It's actually a TV show and not a movie. Educate yourself.

Expressed a bit roughly, but true

I auditioned for this show for Star's role and didn't get it and I can sing so I really wanted the girl who got the part over me & lots of other girls as this was a nationwide search to be gooood. To be fair though, Jude can sing, but the songs are just autotuned. I love me some Queen Latifah though. Maybe there's a point. Maybe it's a cautionary tale and their music will get better with their Godmother's help, infuse some soul into it. I do want this show to do well as I love shows about the industry and would love to maybe get to be in future episodes. I just want to hear these girls sing live. Here's a vid of me singing Etta James live so you know I'm not full of it lol. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JlunV2fj2OE I'd love some feedback. It seems easier for me to get acting gigs than get signed as a singer I guess cuz of marketing maybe.

Indians2:

That isn't the case with ALL pop musicians---and they aren't all women, as you well. Pop stars like Beyonce and Taylor Swift and Rihanna (whose songs I like) pretty much write and produce their own songs, and control their own careers--so they are not just "T&A" (which is a pretty sexist thing to say. Also neither Pink or Adele (who I also like) sound the same at all, and neither of them have been one-hit wonders. One Direction--one of the most popular boy bands around, play their own instruments---I don't see you referring to them "C and Ds" (chest and d****.) The music business has always pushed pop stars as sex symbols because that's what SELLS,period,like anything mixed with sex appeal---otherwise they wouldn't keep pushing it on the public. And you do have pop singers (or basically,just good singers,period) who have refused to go that route, like the talented singer/songwriter/guitarist India Arie, singer Chrisette Michelle, singer Nikka Costa, Jonatha Brooke, singer-songwriter Amel Larrieux, and Neely Furtado, as well as current fave Alessia Cara (with the hits "Here" and the latest one I love,"Scars To Your Beautiful) who are just making good music and not pushing for any kind of image/sex appeal.

That all being said, I liked the first episode of the show I've seen---I'd have to watch again to decide whether it will get better in the long run