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Clumsyboy wrote: thank god george is there though

i don't know how much longer george will be there. i heard on the radio a little while ago, that after george did an interview with bono, bono liked him so much that he suggested him to some american stations, or something of that nature.

George brought the punk show to much. And he made loud and the new music cool. If he goes it will certainly be a sad day at much.

Psst... they're VJs. Puppets of the station. No big deal. They'll eventually get someone else, with the same personality's hand up their ass.

George is the only one who isn't really a puppet. He has his own show and he does radio... the rest are definitely puppets though.

superrgirll wrote:

Clumsyboy wrote: thank god george is there though

i don't know how much longer george will be there. i heard on the radio a little while ago, that after george did an interview with bono, bono liked him so much that he suggested him to some american stations, or something of that nature.

I read an article about george in Macleans, about him being a good journalist. It said that bono suggested him to MTV, but George refused.

Jen is a 'music journalist' to, but she really sucks. I've seen some of the stuff she does on much, and its just her holding the camera, basically...

I don't think Nam was a 'puppet' really. She did the same thing George did for punk for hip-hop music.

thirdhour wrote:I don't think Nam was a 'puppet' really. She did the same thing George did for punk for hip-hop music.

not really. there have been lots of hiphop/rnb/rap shows long before nam was even on much. whereas george started the whole punk show from scratch. (well, kinda, not really, because my friend used to know rachel and she was supposedly trying to get a punk show for the longest time)

Nam did win some awards within the hip-hop community, so I think she carried on the awesome work Master T did.

How long has George been there anyway?