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Copeland had such a whirlwind day that she didn't even realize Mariah Carey gave her some praise on Twitter, so when we broke the news to her, she was more than thrilled (understandably

Anybody who contributes to the recording of a song is in some way an artist, to say they are any less is callous and offensive.A producer, audio engineer, or composer all contribute to making a record. All of their work goes through a lot of editing to make the record perfect. Therefore, why should the singer be considered less of an artist for using Auto-Tune as an artistic and creative embellishment to the music? Movies go through just as much if not more editing than a record. Not only is the script revised and even changed on the spot in some cases, but if an actor makes a mistake in their line it isn’t just ignored but they do another take. The only difference in the music business is they found a way to expedite the process by fixing the small mistakes instead of doing another entire take.

Sinead O'Connor has declared music dead. This after the magazine Rolling Stone put Kim Kardashian West on the cover. It's not shocking that Sinead would express her displeasure publicly. She's not so before on various occasions. She's called out those in the music industry on multiple occasions. She also famously stirred up controversy when she ripped up a photograph of the Pope during a Saturday Night Live performance.

‘The Comedians’ star, Josh Gad makes out with Johnny Galecki on the preview of Lip Sync Battle. Both of the stars can be seen mimicking Donald trump while sharing an intense moment at the end of the preview. Gad battles ‘Big Bang Theory’ star, Kaley Cuoco on January 28th.

While both performers are singers by trade, both have been ridiculed for their vocal abilities in comparison to their contemporaries. Madonna and Spears both receive constant criticism for using a backing vocal track, a widely used tool in the music industry for performers where she sings live over a pre-recorded track, during most live performances with heavy choreography.

In the end, singers are seen as if they were prepared for our own entertainment and so forgotten they are people as well. However, they also deal with their professional work and must take care of their public image, as well as stand criticism over their figure and bearing in mind their reaction may be misunderstood by their followers —and those who are not, too. In conclusion, even though singer artists share their lifetime and beliefs on social networks, specially the young ones, they remain misunderstood by most of the

Pop star blamed radio DJ for groping her butt amid 2013 meet-and-welcome while they were getting clicked before the concert. DJ Mueller

In conclusion, we can walk away from this case. We learn from this case not everything that is useful is helpful. Elonis artistic ability to write lyrics was certainly useful to his career, but it was not helpful in advancing his career. We can learn that words do indeed hurt those around us. In this case, even the fan who followed Elonis was in some way hurt by these lyrics. He was concerned enough to take time out of his day and report his concerns. We learned that we need to not be such an impulsive society when it comes to social media, but to think things through

     A third incident happened when MTV drew the line again, this time with Madonna's video for "Justify My Love." They said that the video illustrates Madonna's erotic fantasies. It was said to be "too hot to handle."

Music as we know plays an integral role in our lives, a ubiquitous companion (Schäfer, Sedlmeier, Städtler, & Huron, 2013) that provides an avenue for creation and diversion; one that allows for people to freely express themselves without scrutiny. However, this utopical paradigm is not always abided to as songs that garner greater attention will tend to attract a myriad of censure - the latter of which has surged in magnitude due to the rise in prominence of music streaming services such as Spotify and Pandora which has made music more accessible than ever (Boothby, 2013). This is the case for Royals, a five-times Platinum song (ARIA, 2013) released in 2013 by sixteen-year-old New Zealand songstress Ella Yellich-O'Connor; better known as Lorde.

Following its birth, hip-hop promoted important social and political causes. Hip-Hop artists use their lyrics and videos to convey messages to their audiences. It has become common today to dismiss the impacts women have made on the hip-hop culture. Nevertheless, Men have not only used hip-hop to promote important causes but also females. One of the more prevalent hip-hop artists since its beginning is Queen Latifah. Queen Latifah uses hip hop to promote issues important to females to audiences of people who do not traditionally identify females as significant leaders. Queen Latifah began her hip hop career in 1988 - a time when females were still emerging from their traditional roles as homemakers. By that time, more women were entering the work force making a living for themselves no longer depending on men. The 1980s found a reemergence of the feminist movement where women sought equality to men. Queen Latifah released her song “Ladies First” around that same time. Latifah promotes the feminist movement through her lyrics, visuals, and rhetorical appeals in her hit single “Ladies First.”

Madonna’s actions, along with those of many artists before her, have perpetuated stereotypical and “othering” depictions of minorities, along with stealing and unethically “borrowing” the customs and imagery of other cultures. Music critic bell hooks did a good job of summing up the bottom line when discussing a controversial artist like Madonna. She states that “sometimes it is difficult to find words to make a critique when we find ourselves attracted by some aspect of a performer’s act and disturbed by others, or when a performer shows more interest in promoting progressive social causes than is customary. We may see that performer as above critique. Or we may feel our critique will in no way affect the worship of him/her as a cultural icon.” Recognizing and critiquing Madonna for her various appropriations does not necessarily equate a complete dismissal of her career and its beneficial effects on society. However, it is necessary to recognize her appropriation and denounce her actions alongside the similar actions of other artists. Only by holding artists accountable for their appropriation and preventing future celebrities from gaining fame off of theft can the longstanding cultural appropriation of the popular music industry begin to be

In early 2007, Britney Jean Spears became very overwhelmed with stress and power. Although it looks very effortless, being an influential role model is a lot of hard work. All individuals have duties to fulfill in order to complete their personal responsibilities. Celebrities must follow very stern rules that are mainly arranged by their managers. They must act a certain way in public, on stage, around fans, and during interviews. Over time, these guidelines can cause great harm to one’s self-respect. All people should have the right to reveal who they really are on the inside (Joyner).

Blurred Lines is a popular summer song that is constantly played on the radio. A song like “Blurred Lines” should not be played on public radio. A big problem with “Blurred Lines” is that it attempts to normalize disrespectful behavior towards women. Robin Thicke teamed up with rapper T.I. and singer-producer Pharrell to deliver arguably this summer’s most popular song. The song “Blurred Lines” has placed number one on the billboard hot 100 and has sold over one million copies. Critical reception of the track is mostly positive. Yet with the success comes a not so positive response. When first listening to the song a person might find themselves nodding your head to a catchy tune, but perhaps once a person listens closely to the lyrics some people may not want this song on their iPods.

From wearing cupcake bra outfits to performing in a lavish swimsuit, Katy Perry has demonstrated how women in the music industry use sex appeal to captivate their audience. In today’s society, it isn’t uncommon to see female artists in revealing, flashy outfits surrounded by flashing lights and steam. Artists such as Miley Cyrus and Nicki Minaj have certainly made news headlines for their audacious performances. In many cases, artists are presenting false images to their fans as an investment for future sales. Female artists continue to be sexually objectified by their audience, which increase their viewership, which leads to record labels pressuring artists to keep a sexy image.