<![CDATA[Gym Class Heroes Keep Guest Stars' Names Off New Album, Share Guest Stars' Names - Gawker Comments]]> <![CDATA[Gym Class Heroes Keep Guest Stars' Names Off New Album, Share Guest Stars' Names - Gawker Comments]]> <![CDATA[Gym Class Heroes Keep Guest Stars' Names Off New Album, Share Guest Stars' Names]]> I remember when P Diddy was describing his 'Press Play' album as "A movie on wax" and laughing to myself about how that was the stupidest comparison I'd ever heard.

Clearly I spoke too soon...

HONEYBFLY

]]> <![CDATA[Gym Class Heroes Keep Guest Stars' Names Off New Album, Share Guest Stars' Names]]> little people writing on blogs probably best sums up the comments on this so far.

VentureBrother

]]> <![CDATA[Gym Class Heroes Keep Guest Stars' Names Off New Album, Share Guest Stars' Names]]> Wow. Comparing an album to a movie? That's so original. I mean did you come up with that yourself? You're a genius. A regular innovator. I mean, fuck Tupac, really, I mean that. Cuz you have taken this music thing to a whole 'nother level. How does Jay say it? "They don't paint pictures, they just trace me." I mean, that's how you must feel being so smart and all. And then you managed to get fucking Ne-Yo on a track. I mean John Oates was already amazing but Ne-Yo?!? You are a God. And don't let the little people who write on fucking blogs tell you anything less...

chartreuse

]]> <![CDATA[Gym Class Heroes Keep Guest Stars' Names Off New Album, Share Guest Stars' Names]]> @Al Shipley: The album-movie comparison is the new "the world is upside down when the best rapper is white, the best golfer is black and the best basketball player is Chinese" cliche.

encyclopediablack

]]> <![CDATA[Gym Class Heroes Keep Guest Stars' Names Off New Album, Share Guest Stars' Names]]> The schlock that passes for "artistry" these days is nothing short of appalling....

HONEYBFLY

]]> <![CDATA[Gym Class Heroes Keep Guest Stars' Names Off New Album, Share Guest Stars' Names]]> I can't speak for everyone but I hate seeing artists compare their album to a movie.

Al Shipley

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