Thursday, October 12, 2006

Howard Stern........ is a giant tool.

Yeah, so he's one of the highest paid radio personalties in the United States. Who cares. Personally I don't even know why people are interested in what this guy has to say. Who is he? Is he a former rockstar? Does he have some kind of background in anything that should give him credit? Is he a person that has vast, detailed, and profound views on ANYthing? NO! He's a friggin' radio DJ. Who even cares what he has to say. Unfortunately for the world, enough people to give him his own 24 hour a day Satellite radio show, apparently.

Approaching 30 years of radio experience, Stern knows the business. He has connections with some of radio and televisions largest names. He can literally talk about anything he wants on his show, especially now - since he's moved to a subscription-based and censorship-free medium. But the sad thing is - he talks about garbage all the time. And I'm not just referring to the offensive material that turns so many listeners away. I'm talking about nearly all of the extremely vacuous topics that the show covers. His show, in my opinion, is extremely mindless, and shows a huge lack of planning and forethought. The whole thing, from start to finish, is a giant waste of time.

Personally, if I'm gonna listen to a radio show, especially one as mind-numbing as Howard Stern's, I would rather be listening to someone with some character - like David Lee Roth (former front man of Van Halen) or Steven Tyler (Aerosmith). Howard Stern is essentially a nobody who, somehow, made it big. But this is America. And the fact that such a giant tool, such as Howard Stern, can make it big, is just one of the many things that makes this Country so rad.

4 comments:

Anonymous said...

ditto..that guy is a loser, and a tool! lol

Anonymous said...

family guy!smart babies are cool

Anonymous said...

NO CLUE

Anonymous said...

While his show is not for everyone, I don't think you give him nearly enough credit. Howard's life is his radio show, and it's pretty much all he's good at. He spends almost all of his time working on the show and doing the show, and a lot of effort goes into it. I don't really understand how the fact that some people are rock stars (such as the ones you mentioned) makes them automatically more interesting, or more important than Howard Stern, one of the most well-known radio DJs in history. I agree with the ending point, though, and the fact that we can disagree on a topic like this is great.