I will admit that I don't understand the mass frenzy surrounding former Columbia U brats Vampire Weekend, to the point where their success makes me leery of the hype-machine's vulnerability to manipulation. I mean, they're a perfectly capable foursome with a pleasant, easily digestible sound, but are they deserving of this 20,000-strong throng?
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Yeah, I don’t really get them either. Or Girl Talk, for that matter. But people seem to be eating it up, so who knows?
Yeah, I don’t really get them either. Or Girl Talk, for that matter. But people seem to be eating it up, so who knows?
Yeah, I don’t really get them either. Or Girl Talk, for that matter. But people seem to be eating it up, so who knows?
Yeah, I don’t really get them either. Or Girl Talk, for that matter. But people seem to be eating it up, so who knows?
Yeah, I don’t really get them either. Or Girl Talk, for that matter. But people seem to be eating it up, so who knows?
Yeah, I don’t really get them either. Or Girl Talk, for that matter. But people seem to be eating it up, so who knows?
Right – the question I have is: Why are people eating it up? A: Because people do what they’re told. Just like children.
Right – the question I have is: Why are people eating it up? A: Because people do what they’re told. Just like children.
Right – the question I have is: Why are people eating it up? A: Because people do what they’re told. Just like children.
Right – the question I have is: Why are people eating it up? A: Because people do what they’re told. Just like children.
Right – the question I have is: Why are people eating it up? A: Because people do what they’re told. Just like children.
Right – the question I have is: Why are people eating it up? A: Because people do what they’re told. Just like children.