Plain White T's - Hey There Delilah

[shiver]

Oh, I just found a bit of coincidence that you posted just after I did. I apologise for taking it the wrong way.

[Janeisntpleased]

it's ok. apologies for making my post seem as if it was directed towards you. :p

[liquid]

cos its really annoying to people who did like it when it was originally released, to have people raving over it and making them not like a song they've liked for years by overplaying it and going on about it so much.

i'm like that ^

i know it sounds stupid but idc.

and a lot of people who like it now would have called it **** two years ago, just because it wasn't popular. sad but true.

[hobo]

i've liked the song for over a year as well, btu it doesn't bother me in the slightest that it's suddenly become popular. if it's over played on music channels or whatever, no ones forcing you to listen to it you could just turn over? plus, imo it's a good song & the band deserve the popularity.

i do turn over, but in school people are always playing it, and it does get rather irritating constantly being asked if i've head or if i like it when to me it's an old song.
i know it's a stupid thing to be annoyed by, but it does annoy me.

i'm like that ^

i know it sounds stupid but idc.

and a lot of people who like it now would have called it **** two years ago, just because it wasn't popular. sad but true.

yeah, like ryan said, it's another scene bandwagon for people to jump on.

[English]

I agree with Shiver, actually. It's also just another song for people to proclaim "Oh hey, I'm with the indie scene!"

YES, YES, YES!!!
My thoughts exactly. People need to stop thinking that music is indie & new (Emily from BB was fit, but indie is not bloody new) and with her entering the house & saying that she has seemed to have brought out this "ooh i love indie, it's a fairly new genre but it's ace" cliché which I can't stand.

[iNicks]

heey this songs is played to much ..