Justin T. Booed In Toronto!!

Miracle · #11 08-05-2003, 08:09 PM

I agree that throwing bottles at Justin Timberlake was wrong, but there would have been no way to find the guilty culprits. There were close to 500 000 people at Downsview Park. That would be like finding a needle in a haystack.

Stephanie

Supersonic · #12 08-05-2003, 08:23 PM

Aloha !

Yeah I agree with Bleeding Purist.

Salaam Aleikum,
Sebastiaan

Sargon · #13 08-09-2003, 12:02 AM

Wtf was he doing there?Try to sell more records?Get new fans?
People see him every fu*king day on TV and then they finaly get to see rock concert and guess who is there?Wtf,next time,he is gonna bring his girlfriend and ex band,is that what you expect from rock music,some sucker that dance stupid and act like-I'm pretty look at me,I'm cool,well FU*K YOU JUSTIN NSYNC BOY!!!
They should throw bombs on him...he is more dangerous than Sadam...people die in worst pain listining his crappy songs!

Ballad of Youth · #14 08-09-2003, 12:10 AM

Oh for christs sake shut up! He invited there, he didn't invite himself. Just because you don't like his music, he doesn't deserve that kind of abuse.

Sargon · #15 08-09-2003, 12:23 AM

Yes he does,and a lot more!
What was he thinking,that someone who like RS also like to see his ass shaking?
Good brain is hard to find these days,but good ass is always easy...
And that goes to you too my friend

Ballad of Youth · #16 08-09-2003, 12:47 AM

He was INVITED to play there. You get invited to play a gig with the Rolling Stones, if you're in his situation are you going to turn it down? And don't even say you would cause you know you wouldn't.

Everyone's entitled not to like an act. But I'll say the same I say with wrestling - if you don't like something, sit down and stay mute. That way you're letting the management/singer/whoever know you're not happy, but at the same time not spoiling it for those who want to enjoy it.

And that's the mature way to do it. Throwing bottles is against the low, it's immature, it's dangerous. What if that bottle slips out your hand and smashes over someone elses head? Sorry, just refusing to participate and then writing a letter of complaint afterwards is more mature.

Thierry · #17 08-09-2003, 12:49 AM

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Originally Posted by Ballad of Youth

He was INVITED to play there. You get invited to play a gig with the Rolling Stones, if you're in his situation are you going to turn it down? And don't even say you would cause you know you wouldn't.

Everyone's entitled not to like an act. But I'll say the same I say with wrestling - if you don't like something, sit down and stay mute. That way you're letting the management/singer/whoever know you're not happy, but at the same time not spoiling it for those who want to enjoy it.

And that's the mature way to do it. Throwing bottles is against the low, it's immature, it's dangerous. What if that bottle slips out your hand and smashes over someone elses head? Sorry, just refusing to participate and then writing a letter of complaint afterwards is more mature.

I think it's a good thing that he got booed off, since he completely sucks and isn't talented at all.

Ballad of Youth · #18 08-09-2003, 12:50 AM

Booing I can tolerate. It's this stupid ass 'throw bottle cause a riot' shit I don't understand.

Thierry · #19 08-09-2003, 12:51 AM

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Originally Posted by Ballad of Youth

Booing I can tolerate. It's this stupid ass 'throw bottle cause a riot' **** I don't understand.

Yes thats not nice at all.

Sargon · #20 08-09-2003, 12:59 AM

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Everyone's entitled not to like an act. But I'll say the same I say with wrestling - if you don't like something, sit down and stay mute. That way you're letting the management/singer/whoever know you're not happy, but at the same time not spoiling it for those who want to enjoy it.

Yeah,you are right,being mute is what rock and roll is all about...hey,hey,my,my

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