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OT: Hannah Montana

PostPosted: Sun Jan 13, 2008 1:05 am
by NealIsGod
Another pathetic story on what passes for music and live shows these days. Kids these days are musically retarded.

Hannah Montana caught using body double
NEW YORK (AP) — It was ever so brief, but the use of a body double by Miley Cyrus on her best-selling "Hannah Montana/Miley Cyrus 'Best of Both Worlds'" tour is creating plenty of buzz.

A video posted on YouTube shows the 15-year-old entertainer as "Hannah" dancing onstage with a group of dancers and the Jonas Brothers, also on the tour. During the song, someone ushers her offstage via a trap door. Immediately, another girl dressed like the character "Hannah" in the same pink trench coat with blonde hair covering her faces dances around, runs up the stage set, and then quickly leaves.

While the double is holding a microphone for her less than a minute, the girl motions like she is singing. However, a rep for Miley said the switch was only for costume purposes.

"To help speed the transition from Hannah to Miley, there is a production element during the performance of We Got the Party incorporating a body double for Miley," according to statement Friday from the public relations firm PMK.

"After Hannah has completed the featured verse on the duet with the Jonas Brothers, a body double appears approximately one to two minutes prior to the end of the song in order to allow Miley to remove the Hannah wig and costume and transform into Miley for her solo set. Other than during this very brief transitional moment in the show, Miley performs live during the entirety of both the Hannah and Miley segments of the concert."

Miley's "Hannah Montana" tour is one of the nation's hottest tours, selling out within minutes when tickets went on sale last fall. Some people have been reselling tickets for thousands of dollars. Miley has released two albums under the "Hannah Montana" brand, both of which have sold more than two million copies.

PostPosted: Sun Jan 13, 2008 1:08 am
by Saint John
Don't fuck with Hannah Montana, NIG. I like that show. Getting ready to watch it 52 minutes. Good kid. I'm glad she's enjoying such success. Good for her.

PostPosted: Sun Jan 13, 2008 1:09 am
by NealIsGod
Saint John wrote:Don't fuck with Hannah Montana, NIG. I like that show. Getting ready to watch it 52 minutes. Good kid. I'm glad she's enjoying such success. Good for her.


Glad to see Joe's daughter doing well. :lol:

PostPosted: Sun Jan 13, 2008 1:09 am
by Saint John
NealIsGod wrote:
Saint John wrote:Don't fuck with Hannah Montana, NIG. I like that show. Getting ready to watch it 52 minutes. Good kid. I'm glad she's enjoying such success. Good for her.


Glad to see Joe's daughter doing well. :lol:


Good one!!!

PostPosted: Sun Jan 13, 2008 1:12 am
by NealIsGod
Saint John wrote:
NealIsGod wrote:
Saint John wrote:Don't fuck with Hannah Montana, NIG. I like that show. Getting ready to watch it 52 minutes. Good kid. I'm glad she's enjoying such success. Good for her.


Glad to see Joe's daughter doing well. :lol:


Good one!!!


How did your one-liners go over at the bar, SJ? You make some new friends? :wink:

PostPosted: Sun Jan 13, 2008 1:13 am
by Saint John
NealIsGod wrote:
Saint John wrote:
NealIsGod wrote:
Saint John wrote:Don't fuck with Hannah Montana, NIG. I like that show. Getting ready to watch it 52 minutes. Good kid. I'm glad she's enjoying such success. Good for her.


Glad to see Joe's daughter doing well. :lol:


Good one!!!


How did your one-liners go over at the bar, SJ? You make some new friends? :wink:



I had to work today so I'll use them tonight during the Pats game. 8)

PostPosted: Sun Jan 13, 2008 1:21 am
by Behshad
Saint John wrote:Don't fuck with Hannah Montana, NIG. I like that show. Getting ready to watch it 52 minutes. Good kid. I'm glad she's enjoying such success. Good for her.



Yet another name that should be added to one of Dean's Polls ...... :wink: :oops: 8)

PostPosted: Sun Jan 13, 2008 1:51 am
by Rip Rokken
I saw that article yesterday and thought about posting it, but it sounded like it's sort of a necessary part of the show. Hope dad brings that girl up right, because the next step a label will do to her career is to start pushing her into sleaze, ala Britney, Christina and Jessica S. They do it every time.

PostPosted: Sun Jan 13, 2008 2:20 am
by NealIsGod
Rip Rokken wrote:I saw that article yesterday and thought about posting it, but it sounded like it's sort of a necessary part of the show. Hope dad brings that girl up right, because the next step a label will do to her career is to start pushing her into sleaze, ala Britney, Christina and Jessica S. They do it every time.


Lip synching is sure to rear it's ugly head eventually, too.

PostPosted: Sun Jan 13, 2008 2:23 am
by Saint John
NealIsGod wrote:
Rip Rokken wrote:I saw that article yesterday and thought about posting it, but it sounded like it's sort of a necessary part of the show. Hope dad brings that girl up right, because the next step a label will do to her career is to start pushing her into sleaze, ala Britney, Christina and Jessica S. They do it every time.


Lip synching is sure to rear it's ugly head eventually, too.


So what? When your audience is 8-13 years old it's acceptable and almost inferred. If she ever wants to be a true artist well then that's different. Right now, she's just a good, wholesome, talented little girl making hay while the sun's shining. And the fact that her father is there for her every step of the way makes me root for her even more. This is a great story...so far.

PostPosted: Sun Jan 13, 2008 2:30 am
by finalfight

PostPosted: Sun Jan 13, 2008 2:35 am
by scarygirl
Saint John wrote:
NealIsGod wrote:
Rip Rokken wrote:I saw that article yesterday and thought about posting it, but it sounded like it's sort of a necessary part of the show. Hope dad brings that girl up right, because the next step a label will do to her career is to start pushing her into sleaze, ala Britney, Christina and Jessica S. They do it every time.


Lip synching is sure to rear it's ugly head eventually, too.


So what? When your audience is 8-13 years old it's acceptable and almost inferred. If she ever wants to be a true artist well then that's different. Right now, she's just a good, wholesome, talented little girl making hay while the sun's shining. And the fact that her father is there for her every step of the way makes me root for her even more. This is a great story...so far.


My niece is crazy about her. I think she's a great role model for young girls. So what she uses a body double for like a minute or two. People who trash other people are usually just jealous because they have nothing going on.

PostPosted: Sun Jan 13, 2008 2:37 am
by Saint John
finalfight wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Q6Kj1NT-E0


Cool stage, awesome drum riser and good vocals. I could've sworn I saw Kevin Elson. :lol: Good for her. That place looked packed.

PostPosted: Sun Jan 13, 2008 2:39 am
by Rip Rokken
Saint John wrote:So what? When your audience is 8-13 years old it's acceptable and almost inferred. If she ever wants to be a true artist well then that's different. Right now, she's just a good, wholesome, talented little girl making hay while the sun's shining. And the fact that her father is there for her every step of the way makes me root for her even more. This is a great story...so far.


So was Jessica Simpson's father, a former youth minister, and what a creepo he's turned out to be! Great work, dad, and great comments about your daughter's rack...

Hopefully Billy Ray will do a better job, but eventually, she'll turn 18 and the labels will start pushing her to writhe around on a stripper pole with snakes. I remember an interview w/Ann Wilson from Heart where she mentioned that to make it in pop music today, you have to be a pole dancer. Keep an eye on your kid, Billy Ray!

PostPosted: Sun Jan 13, 2008 2:43 am
by scarygirl
Rip Rokken wrote:
Saint John wrote:So what? When your audience is 8-13 years old it's acceptable and almost inferred. If she ever wants to be a true artist well then that's different. Right now, she's just a good, wholesome, talented little girl making hay while the sun's shining. And the fact that her father is there for her every step of the way makes me root for her even more. This is a great story...so far.


So was Jessica Simpson's father, a former youth minister, and what a creepo he's turned out to be! Great work, dad, and great comments about your daughter's rack...

Hopefully Billy Ray will do a better job, but eventually, she'll turn 18 and the labels will start pushing her to writhe around on a stripper pole with snakes. I remember an interview w/Ann Wilson from Heart where she mentioned that to make it in pop music today, you have to be a pole dancer. Keep an eye on your kid, Billy Ray!


Have a little faith. She'll be fine. Hilary Duff is well into her 2os and she hasn't sceazed out.

PostPosted: Sun Jan 13, 2008 2:47 am
by Rip Rokken
scarygirl wrote:Have a little faith. She'll be fine. Hilary Duff is well into her 2os and she hasn't sceazed out.


LOL... I don't have any faith in the industry, though I wish all those girls well. Fame at too young an age is very tough to deal with...

I always spelled it "skeezed"... :P

PostPosted: Sun Jan 13, 2008 2:56 am
by scarygirl
Rip Rokken wrote:
scarygirl wrote:Have a little faith. She'll be fine. Hilary Duff is well into her 2os and she hasn't sceazed out.


LOL... I don't have any faith in the industry, though I wish all those girls well. Fame at too young an age is very tough to deal with...

I always spelled it "skeezed"... :P


How about faith in TIVO? :D

PostPosted: Sun Jan 13, 2008 3:07 am
by Rip Rokken
scarygirl wrote:How about faith in TIVO? :D


I don't follow... Do you mean faith that you can rewind and pause on pop-star nipple slips if/when they occur? :P I bet there was a lot of rewinding/pausing going on during the Janet Jackson Super Bowl incident.

PostPosted: Sun Jan 13, 2008 3:27 am
by Rhiannon
Rip Rokken wrote:
scarygirl wrote:Have a little faith. She'll be fine. Hilary Duff is well into her 2os and she hasn't sceazed out.


LOL... I don't have any faith in the industry, though I wish all those girls well. Fame at too young an age is very tough to deal with...

I always spelled it "skeezed"... :P


What about "sleazed"? Miley seems like a cool kid. That song she and Billy Ray do, "Ready, Set, Don't Go" makes me cry everytime I hear it because it is exactly what I'm putting my own Daddy through right now. And, apart from that, my friends have four kids and I had the esteemed priviledge of taking them to the Hannah Montana show in Charlotte last month. It wasn't that bad. Most of the poppy singers have been lipping and using tapes and shit since I was younger than Miley, so that isn't any new revelation at all. 8)

PostPosted: Sun Jan 13, 2008 3:41 am
by Luvsaugeri
I took my daughter to see Hannah Montana last week and I have to say it was quite entertaining. I'm with St. John. I think she is a nice clean cut kid and a good role model. For now. Hopefully she has parents that will steer her in the right direction!

PostPosted: Sun Jan 13, 2008 4:16 am
by finalfight
Luvsaugeri wrote:I took my daughter to see Hannah Montana last week and I have to say it was quite entertaining. I'm with St. John. I think she is a nice clean cut kid and a good role model. For now. Hopefully she has parents that will steer her in the right direction!


Maybe not so clean cut...?

http://perezhilton.com/2007-12-27-what-would-disney-say

PostPosted: Sun Jan 13, 2008 4:21 am
by Saint John
finalfight wrote:
Luvsaugeri wrote:I took my daughter to see Hannah Montana last week and I have to say it was quite entertaining. I'm with St. John. I think she is a nice clean cut kid and a good role model. For now. Hopefully she has parents that will steer her in the right direction!


Maybe not so clean cut...?

http://perezhilton.com/2007-12-27-what-would-disney-say



Looks like kids having fun to me.

PostPosted: Sun Jan 13, 2008 4:27 am
by mistiejourney
Saint John wrote:
NealIsGod wrote:
Rip Rokken wrote:I saw that article yesterday and thought about posting it, but it sounded like it's sort of a necessary part of the show. Hope dad brings that girl up right, because the next step a label will do to her career is to start pushing her into sleaze, ala Britney, Christina and Jessica S. They do it every time.


Lip synching is sure to rear it's ugly head eventually, too.


So what? When your audience is 8-13 years old it's acceptable and almost inferred. If she ever wants to be a true artist well then that's different. Right now, she's just a good, wholesome, talented little girl making hay while the sun's shining. And the fact that her father is there for her every step of the way makes me root for her even more. This is a great story...so far.


I'm with you SJ, so far Miley is doing okay. Its bubble gum pop all the way and if I were Miley (or Billy Ray, for that matter), I'd put the money in a trust and in two years (the average "run" for a teeny bopper star) she'll have enough to go to college.

And frankly, if I was a little girl all into Hannah Montana I wouldn't care less about any lip-syncing.

I was forced (and I mean forced) to watch the show while my daughter was getting her hair and make up done for her wedding. I watched it with three little girls under the age of six and they were enraptured.

I had fun watching Emily Osment - looks like her brother!

PostPosted: Sun Jan 13, 2008 4:30 am
by Ratgirl
scarygirl wrote:
Saint John wrote:So what? When your audience is 8-13 years old it's acceptable and almost inferred. If she ever wants to be a true artist well then that's different. Right now, she's just a good, wholesome, talented little girl making hay while the sun's shining. And the fact that her father is there for her every step of the way makes me root for her even more. This is a great story...so far.


My niece is crazy about her. I think she's a great role model for young girls. So what she uses a body double for like a minute or two. People who trash other people are usually just jealous because they have nothing going on.


My daughter is as well.. I think she's great and we both sit here and watch her shows. :)

I just hope she doesn't follow in the same foot steps as Britney Spear's sister. The price of fame at a young age can be brutal. :?

PostPosted: Sun Jan 13, 2008 4:31 am
by Saint John
mistiejourney wrote:
Saint John wrote:
NealIsGod wrote:
Rip Rokken wrote:I saw that article yesterday and thought about posting it, but it sounded like it's sort of a necessary part of the show. Hope dad brings that girl up right, because the next step a label will do to her career is to start pushing her into sleaze, ala Britney, Christina and Jessica S. They do it every time.


Lip synching is sure to rear it's ugly head eventually, too.


So what? When your audience is 8-13 years old it's acceptable and almost inferred. If she ever wants to be a true artist well then that's different. Right now, she's just a good, wholesome, talented little girl making hay while the sun's shining. And the fact that her father is there for her every step of the way makes me root for her even more. This is a great story...so far.


I'm with you SJ, so far Miley is doing okay. Its bubble gum pop all the way and if I were Miley (or Billy Ray, for that matter), I'd put the money in a trust and in two years (the average "run" for a teeny bopper star) she'll have enough to go to college.

And frankly, if I was a little girl all into Hannah Montana I wouldn't care less about any lip-syncing.

I was forced (and I mean forced) to watch the show while my daughter was getting her hair and make up done for her wedding. I watched it with three little girls under the age of six and they were enraptured.




I had fun watching Emily Osment - looks like her brother!





Enough for college?!?!?! This kid is pulling in 10's of millions like it's nothing!!!

PostPosted: Sun Jan 13, 2008 4:32 am
by finalfight
Saint John wrote:
finalfight wrote:
Luvsaugeri wrote:I took my daughter to see Hannah Montana last week and I have to say it was quite entertaining. I'm with St. John. I think she is a nice clean cut kid and a good role model. For now. Hopefully she has parents that will steer her in the right direction!


Maybe not so clean cut...?

http://perezhilton.com/2007-12-27-what-would-disney-say



Looks like kids having fun to me.


So does this...

http://x17online.com/celebrities/lindsa ... artner.php

Give Miley a few years. Just kidding, Miley and her ill timed stage changes are okay by me.

PostPosted: Sun Jan 13, 2008 6:17 am
by mistiejourney
Saint John wrote:
mistiejourney wrote:
Saint John wrote:
NealIsGod wrote:
Rip Rokken wrote:I saw that article yesterday and thought about posting it, but it sounded like it's sort of a necessary part of the show. Hope dad brings that girl up right, because the next step a label will do to her career is to start pushing her into sleaze, ala Britney, Christina and Jessica S. They do it every time.


Lip synching is sure to rear it's ugly head eventually, too.


So what? When your audience is 8-13 years old it's acceptable and almost inferred. If she ever wants to be a true artist well then that's different. Right now, she's just a good, wholesome, talented little girl making hay while the sun's shining. And the fact that her father is there for her every step of the way makes me root for her even more. This is a great story...so far.


I'm with you SJ, so far Miley is doing okay. Its bubble gum pop all the way and if I were Miley (or Billy Ray, for that matter), I'd put the money in a trust and in two years (the average "run" for a teeny bopper star) she'll have enough to go to college.

And frankly, if I was a little girl all into Hannah Montana I wouldn't care less about any lip-syncing.

I was forced (and I mean forced) to watch the show while my daughter was getting her hair and make up done for her wedding. I watched it with three little girls under the age of six and they were enraptured.




I had fun watching Emily Osment - looks like her brother!





Enough for college?!?!?! This kid is pulling in 10's of millions like it's nothing!!!


Oh, then a really expensive college! :D

PostPosted: Sun Jan 13, 2008 7:09 am
by stevew2
Ner conert had Route 95 blocked going in to Baltimore the other night, Love them white boots

PostPosted: Sun Jan 13, 2008 7:18 am
by FishinMagician
i'd hit it

Hannah Montana

PostPosted: Sun Jan 13, 2008 7:20 am
by Tracie555
I took my daughter when she played here in Los Angeles. I am partially still in shock, but it was a really good show :shock: They had a very cool stage show w/pyros, and a running stage out in the middle. They were actually playing and singing. I had forgotten that she was only 14 years old. She looked very mature, and quite the little hottie. I am sure that the Dad's were fine with it :D

I was also really surprised to see how many older teenagers were there. Which I thought was pretty cool considering they don't have much else to pick from these days for good new music. I would totally go see either one of these bands again, if my daughter wants to go.

Bye-4-Now,

Tracie