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Ed Sheeran, am i missing something?

ronnie085

Average singer, average songwriter, go as far as saying he'd struggle to fill the local based on talent (in my opinion) yet he is one of the biggest deals at the moment. Victory for the PR hype machine? He's kinda Irish you know

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gramar

fizzypish wrote: »

You could say ed needs a shear'n.....

Or you could leave it unsaid.....

fizzypish

Jack the Stripper wrote: »

He badly needs a hair cut.

You could say ed needs a sheeran...

Jack the Stripper

He badly needs a hair cut.

buck65

Glastonbury is ****ed if Ed gets the nod.

demanufactured

I'm more of an Ozzy Osborne fan....so yes.

gramar

NIMAN wrote: »

Wouldn't really be a fan of him, but my real bugbear is how the Irish media have basically adopted him as Irish.

He's not.

His granny is from Wexford. He can play for Ireland.

razorblunt

gramar wrote: »

Wtf is grime?
While I mightn't understand a lot of music types that I'm not into at least I've heard if them. Never heard of grime though! I shall google.

It's basically rapping in a London accent from what I can tell. He's the new Dizzie "fix up look shaaaaerrrrrrrp" Rascal.

My summary, is presumably, very, very incorrect.

NIMAN

Wouldn't really be a fan of him, but my real bugbear is how the Irish media have basically adopted him as Irish.

He's not.

me_irl

Once there's going to be mass produced / think-thank generated pop masquerading as "one man/woman and his guitar/voice" shtick, then no.

This sh*t will be around forever unfortunately.

gramar

elefant wrote: »

A young and very talented British hip-hop/grime artist. His new album was number 1 in Ireland and the UK the week before last.

Wtf is grime?
While I mightn't understand a lot of music types that I'm not into at least I've heard if them. Never heard of grime though! I shall google.

elefant

gramar wrote: »

Wtf is Stormzy?

A young and very talented British hip-hop/grime artist. His new album was number 1 in Ireland and the UK the week before last.

gramar

razorblunt wrote: »

Spotify UK Top 50 playlist currently has one of tracks from 1 through 18/19. His lowest ranked track is then ~80,000 plays ahead of Stormzy.

Wtf is Stormzy?

razorblunt

Spotify UK Top 50 playlist currently has one of tracks from 1 through 18/19. His lowest ranked track is then ~80,000 plays ahead of Stormzy.

Cee-Jay-Cee

I think we peaked around 3yrs ago unfortunately atelt no one told the greater public that and the have encouraged ole copper knob to keep going.

The_Kew_Tour

Comes across as very nice man and all the best to him

But once you hear 2 or 3 of his songs you have heard them all

Yourself isit

Seems to be a cheeky chappie

Doctor DooM

To be fair, in terms of the annoying-popular music matrix he's far more in the popular than annoying. Not my cup of tea but hardly as offensive as some of the other dreck that has been flung at us over the years...

tomwaterford

Gwynplaine wrote: »

Sick of him. His albino head annoys me.

Anyone who hits Justin Bieber in the head with a golf club can't be all bad??

biko

You realise OP that by creating this thread you're only adding to the problem?

Gwynplaine

Sick of him. His albino head annoys me.

CINCLANTFLT

Peak Sheeran, an event based on M. King Hubbert's theory, is the point in time when the maximum rate of extraction of Ed Sheeran songs is reached, after which it is expected to enter terminal decline. Peak Sheeran theory is based on the observed rise, peak, fall, and depletion of curated Ed Sheeran playlists on Spotify over time.

ChikiChiki

Badly Drunk Boy wrote: »

I saw this on Twitter:

That is fcuking impressively outrageous.

ceegee

theteal wrote: »

I don't know why I clicked in here.

Has he covered Steve Earle's song?
It was only done a while ago, wasn't it by Mundy(?) or someone???

No he's written a different song with the same title.
Don't think we've reached peak Sheeran yet. Still hasn't been announced as the last Glastonbury headliner, expect even more coverage when its announced

theteal

I don't know why I clicked in here.

Has he covered Steve Earle's song?
It was only done a while ago, wasn't it by Mundy(?) or someone???

fizzypish

Isn't this the second Ed thread in a short space of time. I don't listen to the radio much (Not in the UK or Ireland either) so I don't get the edposure and so don't understand eds marmite status. Whats wrong with a happy singing little ginger fellah? I bet you ****'n loved bosco OP!

Broken Hearted Road

He has a new song out - Galway Girl. Before I listened to it, I thought it would be a cover of Sharon Shannon's Galway Girl.

Fcuk Off Ed, there can only be one Galway Girl.

Your Face

I knew a Ned Sheeran once.
Munster man, small hands.
Could be very angry at times, especially on Wednesdays.
He had an abusive relationship with the English language.
Last I heard, he rode shotgun on the bus down to Horetown.

Badly Drunk Boy

I saw this on Twitter:

elefant

Just what was needed in Galway. Another horrendous bawl about women of the west, sure to be played ad nauseum for eternity.

Thanks, Ed.

NathanDrake

His tickets are going for 1000 euro a pop on seat wave so my guess is: NOPE!
Not a fan of him but people can't get enough of him clearly