By Anonymous - 30/08/2010 23:25 - United States
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Show it anywayPRACTICE makes perfect.
Actually #7, there are certain places that do use practise, instead of practice.
start using autotune. (;
LMAO YDI FOR MAKING FAGGET EMO MUSIC!!!!!!!!
In British english, practise is a verb and practice is a noun. In American English, practice is both a noun and a verb.
I had always thought that practise was both a noun and a verb in British English. Thanks for enlightening me. :)
lmfaooo @ 35, love A.I.
u wanted the truth
dang. don't sweat it sis. not all of us have special tallents
Not necessarily, you can get by without talent. Just look around a bit.
Yeah, just look at Justine Bieber.
practice makes perfect , you'll get it that one day hahaha
Baby!baby!baby! Ohhhhh Now I wanna die
Welcome to the real world. Maybe you can end up like Ke$ha and make money by spewing out crap.
HAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAH!
it might not be the music it's probably just not their preference
This is what I was going to say.. I mean, I can't STAND the Beatles; music. Does that mean the members were not talented? Of course not. But if my brother puts on his Beatles CD, yeah, I'll tell him to turn that shit off.
that sucks :-(
So sorry, OP! I don't know if I would rather have an honest opinion or a nice one...But I suppose the honest opinion can be more valuable, as hard as it is to hear. :/ If singing really is your passion, then don't give up! Practice, practice, practice. I read a quote on the wrapper of a Dove chocolate that's somewhat cheesy but actually applies in this situation: "If you fall down 7 times, get up 8."
I like 9 :) so positive!
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Welcome to the real world. Maybe you can end up like Ke$ha and make money by spewing out crap.
it might not be the music it's probably just not their preference