Anyways this definitely is the most... entertaining first round matchup. One that vaguely r&b/dave matthews band pop-hippie adult contemporary jam and the other an intentionally crude, abrasive electro-clash raw-dog jam. I donno the fact that i hear that Bird song nearly every day at work and that it reminds me heavily of the early 00s in a not-good way, I think I'm going with the tournament's seulement representation of the Lost in Translation OST.
The NF song has quite the catchy melody... too bad about her voice, especially the forced nasality in the verses.
Peaches was too repetitious to take seriously, but it was at least kind of fun so it gets my vote, at least for this round.
Man, I really made a name for myself with that rant, huh.
This is definitely the most humorous of the matchups in the first round, amd the juxtaposition of these both being Canadian songs from 2000 is just too great. Peaches is a terrible artist, but in the best way.
Man, I really made a name for myself with that rant, huh.
This is definitely the most humorous of the matchups in the first round, amd the juxtaposition of these both being Canadian songs from 2000 is just too great. Peaches is a terrible artist, but in the best way.
... and of course I had to find a way to include the one they call Lana
Anyways this definitely is the most... entertaining first round matchup.
Agreed. One of those rare matchups that features 2 of the most instantly recognizable and inescapable tracks of the decade.
Easy vote for Peaches , but enjoyed the nostalgia of hearing Nelly Furtado for the first time in well over a decade. _________________ http://jonnyleather.com
Yeah, it's pretty funny and when I saw this match up I also thought yes this is actually a good fair fight. Like both fighters are in the same weight division or something. It's like a battle between good and evil for the soul of BEA. Set in Canada.
I thought there should be at least one song you can hear on pop idol in this contest. I'm like a Bird is probably the most timeless pop song of the decade and is just pure great songwriting. Fuck the Pain Away is a great combination of funny, annoying and hugely original though. Fun fact: it was the main inspiration for Radiohead's 15 Step apparently.
This is genuinely my favourite match up in the contest by a country mile. Got to hand it to the Chief for bringing his A game on this one too. I'm a good boy though so I voted for Furtado.
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