Monday, August 21, 2006

Kevin Federline Silences All the Haters

Did you see Kevin Federline's performance at the Teen Choice Awards last night?

I really think he silenced all his critics with a brilliant show. Federline's chorus promised that he would bring that hip hop flavor mixed with a "little bit of rock and roll." He certainly brought the hip hop with his tight flow and mixed a piano sample for that rock and roll. He sure has come a long way from the flawed "Popozao." Introduced by wife Britney Spears, the couple put to rest any doubts about their relationship. K-Fed's hype man, who was out in full effect for the performance, had to be feeling pretty good at that moment - knowing he was hyping the next big superstar. A star is born ... in a performance I will never forget. Sean Paul was obviously jealous when he commented "I was expecting more dancing from the dude, you know. But he's OK. He's doing his thing."

3 comments:

Anonymous said...

When k-fed historians look back in 50 years, they will see that this is the night everything changed.

Anonymous said...

sorta like the original Christmas I'm guessing.

Anonymous said...

Okay, I didn't see it. But I just had to say this with all the talk about Paris and Fergie and K-Fed. I should freakin' hope with all that money you can afford to make music that comes out halfway decent. I am not giving in to the hype. (That isn't to say that I don't have over-produced dancy music in my collection, 'cause I do and I will be the first to admit that there is some questionable material. It is just that I can't buy into it if I don't like the people, at least a bit. Ha! notice how I said people and not "artists"!)