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orourkeda

Anyone else want them dead?

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super_furry

I want to dislike them but I can't. They're just so stupidly enthusiastic about everything.

Fair play to them, for two lads without an ounce of natual talent between them, they've made their millions.

super_furry

Gunsfortoys wrote: »

No it isn't.

People who have actual talent are badly needed for this kind of thing. It seems all you have to do is jump around like an idiot on stage and barely sing passes as talent these days.

Not begrudgery, just an appreciation for talent.

Since when has the Eurovision been about talent?

Aldebaran

Is this really the kind of music we want to become known for? Jedward are out and out terrible, not even close to mediocre, they don't deserve success of any kind within the music industry.

stovelid

super_furry wrote: »

They're just so stupidly enthusiastic about everything.

It looks like the type of enthusiasm you take medication for.

orourkeda wrote: »

Anyone else want them dead?

Nobody is allowed to admit to finding them to be a pair of hyperactive irritants.

Facebook and elsewhere is knee-deep in ironic student homilies to them.

Possibly from the same fuckwits that sit round dodging lectures to watch Jeremy Kyle and insisting to all an sundry that it's so bad, it's good and sit through the Eurovision squealing with ironic glee.

Time for some aesthetic fascism, I think.

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KeithAFC wrote: »

I think they are good singers to be honest. The dancing around would not help the vocals but they have fantastic voices when standing still from what i have heard/seen.

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landsleaving

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Facekicker would disagree

Panthro

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I dunno now, they remind me of Frank Sinatra....:pac:

Big Nasty

I don't like them and I don't like their music.

The missus had the Eurotrash thing on last night and I have to say that I am very, very grudlingly starting to gain the slightest bit of respect for them and their enthusiasm.

Fcuk it, with , Obama, Lizzy, Albert, the Pope et al visiting and Jedward winning the Euro it can't be bad for the country!

They're still sh1te though! :pac:

smokedeels

I can't believe they're 19 :eek:

Also, that song was clearly written with the idea that it could be sold to Britney Spears. Why are two men singing "Sisters let me tell you how it works" (...and why do I know the lyrics?)

KylieWyley

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Because they have absolutley no discernible talent whatsoever.

They can't sing.

They can't dance.

And between them they have all the charm, grace and wit of a smug turnip.

Despite this, they are constantly being shoved down our throat through tv, radio, and printed media.

They are a disgrace and embarassment. The coverage wasted on them should be going on people with actual talent who have something to offer the world other than stupid gravity defying hairstyles.

you're a charming fella, so's ya are!

Flukey

walshb wrote: »

Probably just a bit of good old Irish begrudgery here. Fair play to the lads. The only act worth watching on x factor and now on eurovision. Full of beans, passion and excitement, and damn entertaining.

WalshB, eh? Are you sure you are not Louis Walsh? I wouldn't say they are pathetic. They'd have to improve significantly to get to that level, and I think that is well beyond them. If they had a million times more talent than they do, they'd still have none.

swarm.of.bees

They're like Oirlands Cheeky Girls!

bonerm

They're the kind of kids who would have been offed one way or another at any other time in Irish history.

KylieWyley

Begrudgery in great bounds me thinks. It's only a laugh. If you don't like them, or don't like the competition, don't watch.

The same haters probably complain:

- that airport taxes shouldn't exist, there aren't enough tourists coming into the country

(if jedward win and bring the competition and eurovision tourists to ireland):

- that the competition costs too much to host

- that there are too many tourists on the street, too many weird languages about

Chillax dudes!

orourkeda

walshb wrote: »

Probably just a bit of good old Irish begrudgery here. Fair play to the lads. The only act worth watching on x factor and now on eurovision. Full of beans, passion and excitement, and damn entertaining.

How is pointing out something that annoys you immensely begrudgery?

smokedeels

No begrudgery, they're an awful example for teenagers.

It's fine to behave like an idiot if you've got weird hair.

Flukey

KylieWyley, we don't like them and for that reason we don't watch or listen to them, yet still we are inflicted with them. I and most people with any common sense avoided that programme last night, and will do so tomorrow night. Hopefully we won't wake up to the news on Sunday morning that the two talentless gits have won. People complain about the Eurovision Song Contest, but that really would be a new low.

orourkeda

KylieWyley wrote: »

Begrudgery in great bounds me thinks. It's only a laugh. If you don't like them, or don't like the competition, don't watch.

The same haters probably complain:

- that airport taxes shouldn't exist, there aren't enough tourists coming into the country

(if jedward win and bring the competition and eurovision tourists to ireland):

- that the competition costs too much to host

- that there are too many tourists on the street, too many weird languages about

Chillax dudes!

What is it with this begrudgery business? It's not begrudgery, it's an expression of annoyance at the fact that we are being peddled bullsh1t

Aldebaran

KylieWyley wrote: »

Begrudgery in great bounds me thinks. It's only a laugh. If you don't like them, or don't like the competition, don't watch.

The same haters probably complain:

- that airport taxes shouldn't exist, there aren't enough tourists coming into the country

(if jedward win and bring the competition and eurovision tourists to ireland):

- that the competition costs too much to host

- that there are too many tourists on the street, too many weird languages about

Chillax dudes!

An absolutely heroic leap in logic. People who don't like Jedward are just a bunch of xenophobes, it's all so clear now.

sock puppet

Have to say I like the song. I'll be supporting them all the way in the final

smokedeels wrote: »

I can't believe they're 19 :eek:

Also, that song was clearly written with the idea that it could be sold to Britney Spears. Why are two men singing "Sisters let me tell you how it works" (...and why do I know the lyrics?)

It sounds a lot like Womaniser.

OldmanMondeo

I bought the kids to see Jedward in the Grand Canal and I got to say, they are 2 enteraining feckers. Fair play to them, the kids love them, the are decent role models (not smoking, swearing, drinking, shagging grannies) for kids.

If you don't like Jedward then turn off the tv, turn the page on the paper (in fairness they tend to be in the red tops more than "proper" newspapers). Go back to your Simply Red....

Elmer Blooker

Fair play to them, milk it for all it's worth lads, it wont last forever.
What they're doing isn't much different to what the punks did years ago, the big difference is they're not "cool".
My 12 year old daughter likes 'em even more than I do !! :eek:

orourkeda

Elmer Blooker wrote: »

Fair play to them, milk it for all it's worth lads, it wont last forever.
What they're doing isn't much different to what the punks did years ago, the big difference is they're not "cool".
My 12 year old daughter likes 'em even more than I do !! :eek:

It should never have started.

Sparkyd2002

They are 2 kids full of energy and enterprise and fun.Not there greatest fan and wont buy their records but I cant help but smile when i see them perform. Let them have fun and stuff the begrudgers.there are kids there age moping around thinking the world owes them a living.these guys went out and made something of themselves. As for you who claim to be embarassed, at least it beats a rubber puppet or those 2 eejit brother and sister we sent a few years back.I remember that mcCall? guy going on about how he was such a laugh fallling off tables pi**ed etc. and all the other contestants thought he was great craic!!! u gonna tell me he was a better ambassador than these lads?

orourkeda

OldmanMondeo wrote: »

I bought the kids to see Jedward in the Grand Canal and I got to say, they are 2 enteraining feckers. Fair play to them, the kids love them, the are decent role models (not smoking, swearing, drinking, shagging grannies) for kids.

If you don't like Jedward then turn off the tv, turn the page on the paper (in fairness they tend to be in the red tops more than "proper" newspapers). Go back to your Simply Red....

We do and we will.

Part of the point here is that Jedward have been practically inescapable for the last week or so.

dr gonzo

Ah killed is a bit strong. I dont dislike them i just dislike how i cant listen to them talk, sing, dance, talk and sing or dance without crumpling up in a ball on the floor from the almighty cringe.

If they were representing us at something important i'd maybe be more angry about it but its the eurovision, no act a country could be proud of would be subjected to that ****e.

Liam Byrne

walshb wrote: »

Probably just a bit of good old Irish begrudgery here. Fair play to the lads.

That's precisely the type of smug generalisation that turns people from merely disliking / ignoring the phenomenon to actively hating it.

admiralofthefleet

i say fair play to them, they are making an absolute fortune out of it so good luck to them.
the fuckers are 4/1 second jollys for the contest, why didnt i back them yesterday when they were 6's:(

Liam Byrne

OldmanMondeo wrote: »

the are decent role models (not smoking, swearing, drinking, shagging grannies) for kids.

How is shouting across presenters and interviewers, jumping around the place ad nauseum, making absolutely no sense through overuse of crap words and speaking in an annoying made-up accent viewed was "decent role models" ?

orourkeda

Sparkyd2002 wrote: »

They are 2 kids full of energy and enterprise and fun.Not there greatest fan and wont buy their records but I cant help but smile when i see them perform. Let them have fun and stuff the begrudgers.there are kids there age moping around thinking the world owes them a living.these guys went out and made something of themselves. As for you who claim to be embarassed, at least it beats a rubber puppet or those 2 eejit brother and sister we sent a few years back.I remember that mcCall? guy going on about how he was such a laugh fallling off tables pi**ed etc. and all the other contestants thought he was great craic!!! u gonna tell me he was a better ambassador than these lads?

Jedward are not ambassadors. Any attempt to describe them as such is laughable in the extreme. They can't even string two coherent sentences together. If you believe this is worthy of "ambassador" status then fair enough. I don't.

The "begrudgers" as you describe them are not necessarily begrudgers. I have no truck against anyone who has earned and deserves their success. These two have no discernible musical talent and, as such, have neither earned nor deserve their success.