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I used to think that performers in music videos actually sang the song for the video not lip sync'd until I saw an Alanis Morisette video where her mouth wasnt moving but the song was still going... am i the only one?
when i was aroud 5-6 i thought the beatles lived inside our record player. also that little people lived inside records
I love the group Hanson, but when i was little i thought they were robots 'cause of their song MMMBop. cause usually robots say boo bop ba.
For too long of a time, I believed that Bing Crosby was black, and Barry White was white. It turns out I got it mixed up.
I used to think Micheal Jackson was a woman, I didn't find out his true gender until I was about 6 or 7!
I thought playing "air guitar" was a real instrument. I couldn't quite picture what it looked like but I imagined it was like an accordion or maybe an organ, with tubes that pushed the air through. I didn't find out what it really was until I was about sixteen!
One of the first 45s my sister and I bought was a song by The Guess Who. We thought we were really supposed to "guess who" the singers were. This is still embarrassing to admit! We were about 10 and 11 at the time.
I used to think it was a miracle that a band made good music, seeing how every member of the band seemed to be minding their own business, playing different instruments.
For the longest time I got Michael Jackson and Elvis confused, I would therefore refer to them interchangeably.
When i was little I thought that only girls could be singers. (If you heard how the boys i know sound, you would know why I beleived this)
i have had to convince so many people that annie lennox is a woman and that she's saying "This" not "these" in the song "sweet dreams (are made of this)"
Until recently, I didn't know who Mick Jagger was (he's an actor and film producer and does some other stuff). I always thought that his name was actually McJagger, so it was obvious to me that he must be a rapper, because they always have weird 1-word names. Good thing I never tried to start a conversation about McJagger's new rap songs...
When Justin Bieber's very first song came out I thought his name was Justin Beaver because that's what it sounded like on the fuzzy radio. And I thought he was female because the singer sounded female at first, so I thought it was a girl named Justin. But when I found out he was a boy his voice no longer sounded girly to me.
I thought Marc Almond was a girl dressed as a man. From this point onwards I used to hide in the darkest room of the house to listen to the Top 40 every Sunday because I thought my mum would shout at me if she caught me listening to Soft Cell. It made the whole experience incredibly exhilarating and happily I still retain some of that excitement even today when I hear their stuff. He changed my life for ever at the age of 9! Cheers Marc!
I used to think that Alice Cooper was a woman. How could I not with that name?
My sister used to think that a line from the song "Say Say Say" by Paul McCartney and Michael Jackson, was "Say, say say what you want, but don't play games with my erection(affection)"
I used to think that B2K stood for Burger King, because I go tit confused with their commercial, BK4U.
when i was about 4 or 5 i used to think Micheal Jackson was a girl and then a while after my mum said HE was a HIM
Not too long ago when I heard the word , prima donna, i thought the were saying, pre-Madonna. I thought they were saying that Madonna was such a bossy brat diva that the named people that act like that.
The first time I saw Michael Jackson was when he had that screwed up nose and long black hair and his skin was really pale....so I thought he was a woman. I was I think, 10 years old at the time.
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