What about Jay-Z? Seems like he would have been the logical choice to pull in the urban audience.GoChiefs;1341642 wrote:Diddys a die hard NYer isn't he? I'm sure he would have done it. I'm sure he'd appeal to black people?
Relax dude. Just thought it was ironic that those were two of the songs Joel played considering the circumstances. I'm not alone, I looked at Twitter this morning, and tons of people were making jokes about those song selections.Speedofsand;1341688 wrote::rolleyes: Sir Paul played 'Live and Let Die'. Oh my how offensive to the victims that must be. 'Hurricane Sandy destroyed our homes and businesses.' Oh well, Live and Let Die.
sherm03;1341699 wrote:What about Jay-Z? Seems like he would have been the logical choice to pull in the urban audience.
Why? It is a charity event for a weather event that the government has become involved in. I question why those musicians whose belief it is that the government should pay for everything in our lives are trying to raise private funds from those who actually earn a living. Seems contradictory to me.GoChiefs;1341608 wrote:Can we keep politics out of a concert thread.
Don't watch and move out of the country.Sonofanump;1341719 wrote:Why? It is a charity event for a weather event that the government has become involved in. I question why those musicians whose belief it is that the government should pay for everything in our lives are trying to raise private funds from those who actually earn a living. Seems contradictory to me.
Umm, you thought that was a good performance last night? It was god awful.raiderbuck;1341716 wrote:More white people listen to Kanye than black people. You can bet on that. And whoever said Yeezy live is terrible has never been to a Yeezy concert. Easily one of the best concerts I've ever attended. Granted...JayZ was there too, but still.
But regarding the concert...he should've had more respect and just used other words. But hey, it's Yeezy, what do you expect? haha
Fail on you. Big time.Automatik;1341725 wrote:Don't watch and move out of the country.
Thanks, bye.
No...the concert that I attended in Chicago last year was good. I wasn't talking about last night.Automatik;1341730 wrote:Umm, you thought that was a good performance last night? It was god awful.
You're the one here still complaining. PEACE OUT!Sonofanump;1341732 wrote:Fail on you. Big time.
Barack Obama.Raw Dawgin' it;1341635 wrote:Who else will appeal to black people?
Sonofanump;1341719 wrote:Why? It is a charity event for a weather event that the government has become involved in. I question why those musicians whose belief it is that the government should pay for everything in our lives are trying to raise private funds from those who actually earn a living. Seems contradictory to me.
