OT: DJ Pauly D

What an overrated piece of shite. i cant believe he gets paid 20’000!!! thats fucking ridiculous and makes me want to hang up the headphones when u hear how fucked up the dj community is and how a big headed womaniser ‘earns’ so much.
and yes there’s a hint of jeallousy lol but its because of the much hours the average good dj puts in of work and sometimes doesnt end up with a penny and is 10 times better than him

it makes some sense in some wierd fuck up way in which i dont agree. he is off the t.v of a popular shitty teen programme, all the bitches love him no matter what he plays and wil all be paying off daddys credit card.

its so fucking cringey and i hate it that people with little talent can just walk in and walk all over the people who have did so much for the dj’ing scene everywhere. and they just come in to play tunes, score girls and take 20’000 and thats all they are intrested in. sickens me!!

Agreed. The worst though is when people come up to me, realize I’m a DJ and go, “yeah, you’re like DJ Pauly D.”
NO, I’M NOT.

  1. Cause all the venues that were mentioned are sh!t here in the US.

  2. The USA is borderline clueless when it comes to music, especially Las Vegas. I mean, lol, Paul Oakenfold has a residency there at the Palms. They are well known for their crap EDM, the whole town of Vegas.

Don’t sweat it, it always wears off… he’ll be back to washing dishes and sleeping on mom’s floor in couple years…

these are the same type of clubs that pay paris hilton to show up and other celebrities. the end goal of these clubs is $$$, people spend $$$ to be around celebrities and to be like them.

i don’t think these clubs are clueless so much as they are just going about a different game.

notice i tried to narrow it down beyond the far reaching statement that USA is boderline clueless when it comes to music. I don’t think lance means to lump everything USA with what happens in clubland.

i think that shirtless pic is a great example of why daftpunk chooses to wear robot suits…one way to break free from this celebrity over-infatuation is to stop wanting to be the next poster celebrity yourself…