Much like India Arie, you don't really trust the Grammys. When we asked why the Grammy telecast's ratings took a dip, most of our readers voted that they can't take the ceremony seriously. That could mean a number of things, and perhaps I should've been more specific with the choices? We'll simply infer that you believe the ceremony is just a way for the industry to pat itself on the back, with no input from the public that is actually consuming the product. Although, if the Grammys were voted on by the public, then Soulja Boy would've won for "Best Rap Song", effectively revealing what my own personal Hell would look and sound like. Also, that's a fantastic segue into the next paragraph.
"Awful music in 2007" ran a close second, which means there was probably nothing that deserved to be celebrated in the first place. I can only hope this means many of you, like me, are music elitists, and I love you very much and thank you for visiting SoulBounce.
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