Madison Covers Lil’ Wayne’s “Lollipop”
Wednesday, September 3rd, 2008
Lil’ Wayne’s Lollipop music video has been recreated by two young up and coming women artists, Madison and Erin. Madison’s a micro-celebrity on Myspace where you may listen and download her music for free.
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This young woman is very in touch with her sensuality and is not afraid to explore a song and make it pop!!! Great interpretation and very evolved!!!
Good energy!!!
nice story sarah and its a nice video by madison its sounds than the real version to me good job all :)
Hi guys, thank you! I love pop17 chats.
micro-celebretism doesn’t exists…
there’s only famous, or not famous.
and unless you’re tom cruise, oprah, paris, tiger…you can’t really call yourself any form of famous.
and that’s that.
Did she seriously say she shot it on a Super 8 camera? WTF??
they are good, but not great. I only slightly agree with Lawrence.
Lawrence, you can be mirco famous. There has always been micro fame and niche fame. It’s just that now with the internet there is a lot more of it. So maybe you just have a problem with the word celebrity. I also have a probelm with the word celebrity so I think we can agree with that.
Can any one think of a better name for micro famous people? Famous for 15 GB of fame??
What do we call them!!??
How about “webcelebs”?
Since I have tuned into Pop17 I have thought a lot about fame and celebrity and I think Lawrence is wrong. There are levels of fame in all levels of community. Since I have been thinking about it I see it everywhere and could probably write a huge comment on it, but I’ll spare you that.
Lawrence was hinted at in the video. Negative people who post anonymously. To me it makes them easy to ignore. There are plenty of us working to help each other and lift each other up that we don’t need to listen to the anonymous voices.
Remember to be one of the good, because there are too many of the bad.
Hi Daryle, I really appreciate your comment. I think there are people who are small in a big way online. Do you know what I mean? We can call them “celebrity” but at the same time that word is over used and has an old meaning. For example, I don’t call pop17 television, though some others do. I call it a web show. ITS A SHOW! But not TV? Yea I guess so.
I think this is what Lawrence means.
lol - Calling yourself a celebrity in a niche, is an oxymoron.
Because celebrity - well, is a celebrity (not a semi-celeb)
Atleast in the traditional sense.
…holla, holla
it’s a total oxymoron LOL
@Daryle
i’m not being negative - for the sake of being negative…just being objective/neutral - as i see it…
now if the outcome is anything but positive, and you take it personal…that’s your problem
grow thick skin
cool sarah! I love it.
mystery??