La chanson de l'année 2012 ?

[Marsupilami]

Call me Maybe, c'était sympa quand même...

Alors sinon (je cite mon rejeton): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8-ejyHzz3XE

Kendrick Lamar - Swimming Pools.
Je sais pas mettre le lien direct, alors je vous l'épargne....

[Nombrilist]

A Politicien: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooon. Pas toi

[politicien]

Désolé nombrilist, je ne suis pas parfait

[Nombrilist]

C'est ce que mes voisins du dessous écoutent en boucle en 5.1 Dolby Surround Megabass Boost.

[Golgoth]

Ce sont les séquelles du lycée pro

Down The road on dirait la musique pour une pub Coca cola

C'est la pub Google

[politicien]

Ce sont les séquelles du lycée pro

Tu as raison, on tourne mal dans ce genre d'établissement

[Nico37]

Un milliard de vue quand même.

Et vous alors c'est votre chanson de l'année ? Nombrilist par exemple, qui ne semble pas aimé ma chanson ^^

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Le plus drôle c'est que personne n'a relevé le discours de fonds anticapitaliste et anticonsumériste (pas plus sérieux & crédible que les Sex Pistols en leur temps il est vrai).

What's so funny about Gangnam Style?
The South Korean pop video taking the internet by storm does little to overturn tired stereotypes of east Asian men Arwa Mahdawi
guardian.co.uk, Monday 24 September 2012

Psy's Gangnam Style on YouTube, where it is the most liked video ever

The world is currently in thrall to a fat Korean Psycho who is spouting anti-capitalist messages and blowing things up. Ordinarily America would be up in arms, but its defence forces are too busy learning the horse-dance and chorusing "Heeey sexy lady" to properly react. Shots have been fired, lifeguards have been fired, but Gangnam Style fever continues unabated: the music video has had more than 262m views on YouTube and made history as the most liked video ever.

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Selling ‘Gangnam Style’: Why K-Pop and Commercials Are a Perfect Match Krista MahrSept. 09, 2012

There are a lot of winning things about South Korean rapper Psy’s horse dance. It’s pretty easy, for one. It’s equally entertaining when replicated by a person wearing a giant duck costume or a teenager in his suburban garage. But can it sell a fridge? Samsung thinks so. On Friday, South Korea’s electronics giant announced that Psy, who made the horse dance a global phenomenon in his video “Gangnam Style,” would be one of the new faces for its Zipel line of refrigerators.

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[Lucas]

Ma question concerne les chansons, pas la politique.

[El Fredo]

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