Why do people hate nevershoutnever

Ironically, this is the point at which my impression of Never Shout Never begins to improve. It leaves me wanting more of this quarter of the album — but this is where the album ends, only a little over 20 minutes in. All in all, the album as a whole is a failure. The first five songs are pieces of teen pop angst that seem to be catering directly to the under female indie crowd — and under might be generous.

The show is scheduled for p. Insight into fiscal year 23 budget process presented at academic senate meeting. A guide for throwing a haunting Halloween party. An update on Diversity and Inclusion efforts at Marquette. Music dwindles as Summerfest comes to an end. President Lovell diagnosed with Sarcoma. President Lovell diagnosed with sarcoma. This is the controversy. Is Drew in the right or is he being overly critical? Again, here is our unbiased opinion.

He is both right and wrong. Going into a Bryan Stars interview means one thing, pointless banter and irrelevant questions.

Being their second interview, this must come as no surprise. I think they knew this going in and they had plans to speak up about it. From a journalistic standpoint, this is rather rude and disrespectful to any band looking for a good outlet to share their passion for music to new people.

This is the point Drew drives home, but in a fashion that left much to be desired. He could have done this off camera, for one. That is just courtesy, even if you are annoyed. They also could have at any time simply stopped the interview, then told him why they decided to do so.

Instead, the bashed him on his own show and Stars, who likely knew the sympathy hits and interview like this would bring, posted it for all of his fans to see. Heck, the man trended world-wide on Twitter over the ordeal. This industry, beyond the music, is based in professionalism.

Interviews require preparation, careful research, and intelligent questioning. That is what gets you noticed as a credible source of information.

Watch the interview for yourself right below and give us your educated thoughts. Was Chris right to call out Bryan? I really think that NSN and their publicist who likely set it up, not Drew himself should have declined the interview or just asked it to end in a professional way.

What they did to Bryan was very rude and discourteous. I do not like Never Shout Never at all. I never really have. They're apparently all the same that are in eatmewhileimhot! Anyway, I think they're too flowery and hippie wannabe-ish for me. I don't know, I just don't like it. I think he's trying too hard to be all "free love" and whatever, I don't know. I don't feel like there's anything real behind Never Shout Never, that it's just a money gimmick almost and he's producing stuff that he knows people will like, not because it's personal to him.

Don't get me wrong, it's okay to make music for fans obviously, but I feel like he's not even making it for them.

It just feels generic to me, I guess. Basically, my opinion of him is summed up in this interview. So watch it. This guy speaks every word on my mind and plus he's not bad to look at either. Do you know what his excuse was? If you're going to do drugs, check yourself before you wreck yourself and don't try to blame your actions on the drugs, take responsibility for them yourself.

I think that guy might have covered that, but I can't remember, so I just had to say it myself.