Ashlee Simpson SNL Disaster

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Is Ashlee Simpson's lip synching messup going to ruin her career permanently ?  

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  1. 1. Is Ashlee Simpson's lip synching messup going to ruin her career permanently ?

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Grand Master

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But if exposed, would they do a stupid dance then stomp off stage while their backing band laughs about it?  Real professional.

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Not to mention blame it on her band for playing the wrong song

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Wow, i'm not even sure why I'm posting here, this is such a waste of time. Anyway, her band DID play the wrong song.

Her record company blamed a computer glitch and she blamed her band for Sunday morning?s incident, which cut off her planned performance of the song ?Autobiography? on the network comedy show.
as for her lip syncing it's just a recording that's a guide, and it's not at all like milli vanillie (sp?), that was HER voice on the recording not someone elses, it's nothing new in the music business.
But it sounded suspiciously like a guide vocal that?s a common ? although almost always unspoken ? concert aid. Either the singer ?lip synchs? by mouthing words to a backing tape or has a live microphone and sings along to the tape, making the voice sound more powerful than it is.

Such vocal tricks have been used before on the show, making ?Saturday Night Live? not entirely live, said a show insider who spoke on condition of anonymity.

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pHaez

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as for her lip syncing it's just a recording that's a guide, and it's not at all like milli vanillie (sp?), that was HER voice on the recording not someone elses, it's nothing new in the music business.

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Perhaps, but if people wanted to listen to a recording they could just stay home and listen to her CD.

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serves her right,  if i were the sound guy, i would have done it on purpose, than laughed in her face while she bitched me out.

people like her have no talent, they have money they didn't earn to do it however they want..

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Testify!

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Dang, this is one popular thread. Over 30000 views and over 256 replies. I didn't know a thread on a twit like one of the Simpson girls messing up would be so popular. But then again, I don't know why either of them are popular anyways. Dang music industry :wacko:

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