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December 16th, 2007 | Comments Off
The entertainment giant that is Hannah Montana will be in Rochester tonight for a concert. With a fan base eclipsing the Stones or Led Zepplin, this little lady will rock normally staid Rochester.
OK, enough BS. The tweens are out in force and the screaming has already started. It will soon reach a pitch that only dogs can hear.
She’s cute and has enough talent. And I say enough. Her dad is no superstar of talent and she isn’t either. Remember Bobby Sherman?
The snowstorm missed us and the concert will not have to be cancelled. Yay! People from all over western New York and the Northeast will have the chance to discover the joy of Rochester’s downtown in the night. No parking. No place to eat. And the locals peeing and pooping in the doorways.
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Hannah Montana Hits Town
December 16th, 2007 | Comments Off
The entertainment giant that is Hannah Montana will be in Rochester tonight for a concert. With a fan base eclipsing the Stones or Led Zepplin, this little lady will rock normally staid Rochester.
OK, enough BS. The tweens are out in force and the screaming has already started. It will soon reach a pitch that only dogs can hear.
She’s cute and has enough talent. And I say enough. Her dad is no superstar of talent and she isn’t either. Remember Bobby Sherman?
The snowstorm missed us and the concert will not have to be cancelled. Yay! People from all over western New York and the Northeast will have the chance to discover the joy of Rochester’s downtown in the night. No parking. No place to eat. And the locals peeing and pooping in the doorways.
Filed under: Commentary, Original writing