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Popular Culture [November 8, 4th Period]
There was a flatscreen TV mounted on the board.
"We've talked classic rock now let's venture to pop music. Pop music is another branch of a genre called popular music, actually pop music is one of the more recognizable form of music today. An' it's really not that complicated some people even refer to pop music as bubblegum 'cause of its simplicity. Usually the lyrics are often about romance and heartbreak and well..." she arched an eyebrow, "sex."
"The 1980s produced one of the most number of pop music and you know this because of the hair, shoulder pads an' the very purple eyeshadow but mostly, because of this," Rose turned on the TV and a group of men with mullets proceeded to sing, "by the way, this is one of the more popular '80s band back then... they're called any guesses? If you think it has anything to do with the word 'pop' you're not wrong."
As soon as the song was done Rose clicked off the telly. "Short trivia, the eighties also saw the birth of a network so crucial to our culture it spawned a whole new lifestyle, an' that's the MTV. Somethin' we'll be discussin' soon and I hope you read up about the subject. An' one of your projects would be to create an MTV of your own... so..." Rose looked at them, "I hope you do take that class seriously."
Rose tilted her head and studied her class, "You lot have been in this time period for months now so I'm gonna put your knowledge about this era to the test... what are the top ten pop music artists to date (to date bein' early 1990s to... well today. Any question's you'll be havin' I'll be at the back."
(OOC:Please wait for OCD up. Slow Play is Life!)
"We've talked classic rock now let's venture to pop music. Pop music is another branch of a genre called popular music, actually pop music is one of the more recognizable form of music today. An' it's really not that complicated some people even refer to pop music as bubblegum 'cause of its simplicity. Usually the lyrics are often about romance and heartbreak and well..." she arched an eyebrow, "sex."
"The 1980s produced one of the most number of pop music and you know this because of the hair, shoulder pads an' the very purple eyeshadow but mostly, because of this," Rose turned on the TV and a group of men with mullets proceeded to sing, "by the way, this is one of the more popular '80s band back then... they're called any guesses? If you think it has anything to do with the word 'pop' you're not wrong."
As soon as the song was done Rose clicked off the telly. "Short trivia, the eighties also saw the birth of a network so crucial to our culture it spawned a whole new lifestyle, an' that's the MTV. Somethin' we'll be discussin' soon and I hope you read up about the subject. An' one of your projects would be to create an MTV of your own... so..." Rose looked at them, "I hope you do take that class seriously."
Rose tilted her head and studied her class, "You lot have been in this time period for months now so I'm gonna put your knowledge about this era to the test... what are the top ten pop music artists to date (to date bein' early 1990s to... well today. Any question's you'll be havin' I'll be at the back."
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"The Backstreet Boys. Or N*Sync. Or those New Kids On The Block people."
Boy bands. Annoying enough to be popular.
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"I do hope you're joking," he insisted. "I only know about them because of all of the insane fangirls that we keep locked away in the 'Special Hell.'"
He wasn't making any indication that he was actually kidding about 'Special Hell.' But with Blackheart, could you ever really be sure?
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"We get a lot of My Chemical Romance and Fall Out Boy fans in Special Hell, too. They're slightly more tolerable than the screaming New Kids fanatics."
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He wasn't going to mention that yes, he did in fact own the Black Parade album.
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"But I don't wear eyeliner."
He could see how perhaps to an untrained mortal eye, it might look like he was wearing eyeliner. But no. No, he wasn't. Eyeliner was for emo kids, transvestites, and Gerard Way. Who possibly was both. Blackheart didn't much care.
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Yes, Rose knows she's playing with fire but what could be more fun than ribbing her students once in a while?
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It actually threw him off enough that he couldn't quite focus on burning her, anyhow.
"... I wasn't exactly 'born,' either."
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"As far as I'm concerned, I was never headache enough."
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"He prefers to go by 'Mephistopheles.' So call him 'Satan' some more. That ought to help the headache along."
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"I'm almost sorry I missed that," he stated. Except he wasn't. Because Blackheart was never sorry for anything. Ever.
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