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don't get me started on how amazing One Direction are

the musical snobbery in this forum is fantastic. it's like people are actually afraid to appreciate some good catchy music just because it charts, has some c*nty fans and may make you seem 'uncool'. well fuck that

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don't get me started on how amazing One Direction are

the musical snobbery in this forum is fantastic. it's like people are actually afraid to appreciate some good catchy music just because it charts, has some c*nty fans and may make you seem 'uncool'. well fuck that

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Erm, again with your liberal use of the word music. One Direction are not music. They are the living, breathing, cracker-spawn of Simon Cowell's wet dreams. They are a marketing exercise aimed at the weak and stupid. Nothing more, nothing less. Just marketing.
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i don't want to see them headline Glastonbury either, or JT, but any of them being there would be a bloody great laugh and a really good time

i love One Direction, and i'm not ashamed to say that. they are definitely a product of the media and everything wrong with the world, but my god is What Makes You Beautiful a seriously good pop song

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One Direction & Carly Rae-Jepsen have brought out some ridiculously good pop singles in the past year or so. I've grown out of pretending I don't enjoy some pop songs these days. Hell, I even enjoy some Rihanna tracks that I hear.

Not ashamed to say I've always enjoyed Destiny's Child though, sensational.

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