People can talk all they want here, create however much noise they want, and bash Chiggy Wiggy all they want. Fine. I still like the song. So shoot me. I don't care if the whole damn world hates the song. I like it. Is it a masterpiece? No. It's a fun dance song. But, I guess for some here, liking a fun, simple, dance song even by ARR is not acceptable. The fact that Chiggy went high on the charts says that the song is liked a lot by the common listener, not by everyone, by a lot.
This analysis of whether Chiggy is good or not is getting really old. Leave it to personal opinion and put this to rest once and for all! --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, V S Rawat <vsra...@...> wrote: > > On 10/18/2009 4:51 AM India Time, _Jahanzeb_ wrote: > > > exactly. this is what i have been saying all the time, that Chiggy Wiggy is > > a huge failure of ARR. > > and yes though people didn't agree that it is a "failure" but i don't > > remember anyone calling it a worldclass masterpiece either. > > > > - > > Jahanzeb > > Yup. > > I think it also puts on a question mark on the credibility of this group > itself that several members acted like mouthpieces and kept on praising the > song endlessly and even criticized those who were criticizing the song since > day one. Some are like going that way. > > Now, such members would say that liking or not liking a song is a personal > matter and they still like it. Well, it is, still there is a thing called > objectivity. When we agree that this group is considered a place to get > authentic information on ARR, and some members can't even tolerate a lovely > prank played by Gopal Anandan for that exact point, then we can't hide from > the fact that other people might be looking at this group to get authentic > feedback on the "goodness" of his songs, and all those got misguided by this > group's endless advertising Chiggy Wiggy and entire bullu. > > The reason might be: We fans might like anything given by our man because we > love our man. It is normal human psychology. We might have convinced > ourselves that we are liking Chiggy Wiggy or blue on some strengths it has > while ignoring some down points it is having. > > I hope members will learn from this and will try to be more objective in > giving their future reviews/ feedbacks on future releases of ARR. > > Remember, wrong feebacks in this group must be presenting a wrong picture > about a song/ album to ARR himself if he is accessing the group. ARR needs > truth. Underved praising will harm ARR. Let's not only utter Satyamev Jayate, > but also practice it. > > > --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, kishore parayath <kishore.parayath@> > > wrote: > >> > >> This is the FIRST TIME that some OFFICIAL reviewer is calling an ARR track > >> as "SECOND RATE" or cheap! > > Yup, it makes me sad. > > >> So, we must ADMIT facts! Chiggy Wiggy was > >> certainly a MISTAKE from our BOSS's part, who is reverred in Bollywood and > >> accross India for having created Superhuman Divine Musical wonders! > > Yes, we must admit that. And I really wonder why ARR remained so > uncharacteristically unimaginative in this particular song. To put things in > proper perspective, I think I find Chiggy Wiggy the only single track by ARR, > out of his 800-1000 songs, that is umimaginative. May be, ARR might wish to > share "the composing of Chiggy Wiggy" or something like that to tell us what > went wrong in it. > > >> I still REMEMBER, how some fellow fans reacted when I said CHIGGY WIGGY was > >> disappointing after the FIRST promo. They called it a worldclass > >> masterpiece > >> creation, and snubbed the fans who called it average, and expected in > >> further albums. > >> > >> BOSS wont repeat mistakes. Vinnai Thaandi Varuvaaya promo makes all of us > >> speechless!! Exceptional!! > > Righto. Exactly. Boss' brand value remains high as ever. Chiggy Wiggy might > be a first failure of him so we are facing a new situation really and we are > not able to think how to accept this fact. But our trust in our man, that he > had so laboriously and consistently built up through 18 years remains as high > as always and we will devour each of his next releases. > > -- > Rawat >
