@Switch: depends on how you define success. In 30 years time perhaps they won't be so enviable for you.

@Switch: I consider the previous works of Lady Gaga kinda good, but the last one, except for Born This way and another one or two tracks, is awful.
My point was every set of nominations have one or two popular but not so good music. Skrillex is the case. Maybe they do that to make the event more popular. But consider his music anything near good just because of this is just wrong.

Another offtopic point is that Grammy isn't making good nominations nowadays. This year was a full of win in music, with a lot of great stuff, but most of them aren't there!

If this grammy was in this year, it would be the failure of the year.

@Anonymous: I completely agree with your point. I'm just saying that I wouldn't consider Skrillex a failure just because I don't like his music.

I hate the Grammys because it's just a cesspool of shitty music IMO. But almost everyone that gets a Grammy sells thousands to millions of records. And I definitely consider anyone that sells thousand (and by thousands I mean 100,000+) records or downloads to definitely be successful, despite what I think of their music.

at least the new friutcake sticker isnt as degrading as getting a cookie sticker....

@Switch: Ok, he is successful, but not in the music field, but because he can, somehow, sell that thing that he do.

Same thing as Justin Bieber, Pitbull, etc.

@Anonymous: Yeah, that is pretty much exactly what I am saying.

Skrillex is a failure as a musician. He fails at being a good or decent one.

That's the end of it.

@eperales: Seriously! Every time I go on iOS it crashes. Every, single, time.
I don't expect to sticker stuff, but at least it'd be nice to look at pics. :(

@Anonymous: yeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaaaaah...... i must have forgotten this one....

@JackBlack:
>make the general public's lives harder

Explain how

@Harbltron: Blocking public transport, leaving huge amounts of rubbish everywhere, refusing to move the camp at St Pauls for remembrance services. Also they fail for being complete hypocrites i.e. protesting against "capitalism" yet they are happy to use smartphones and the internet, drink starbucks, smoke; In other words enjoy all the trappings of living in a capitalist society.

@Harbltron: Blocking public transport means that all they do is ruin normal peoples' days, those arseholes protesting at St Paul's cost me a job by blocking a bus I was on for half an hour, frankly they should all be kettled and arrested for public order offences

@Anonymous:
>if they are not happy living in a capitalist country they should fuck off and get oppressed in North Korea

So if you don't like the way your country runs you should leave it, instead of attempting to affect change? Sterling logic.