Comments on: Yelle It, Shout It

By: Konstantin

Konstantin — Mon, 16 Aug 2010 13:11:55 +0000

You try to use big words but you don’t know how to write and your grammar is atrocious. And your skepticism is just a show.

By: brittany

brittany — Tue, 31 Mar 2009 17:12:35 +0000

Yelle is the female acronym for the male acronym Yel, which stands for “You enjoy life”

By: kaizzerlike

kaizzerlike — Sun, 13 Apr 2008 10:11:07 +0000

yeah… if u like Yelle , there is a compilation series you should check out called “Euro Club Hits” —

it’s pretty clear that dance music is coming back around the world — just check the recent big American hip-hop and R&B

hits which are clear rip-offs of the european dance style…..

here’s the direct iTunes link to the “Euro Club Hits” series…..

http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZSearch.woa/wa/advancedSearchResults?albumTerm=Euro+Club+Hits+Vol+

By: kate

kate — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 18:03:22 +0000

this is a really good summation of yelle. the music isn’t supposed to be serious, it’s supposed to be campy and fun. we got a chance to interview her recently .. she gave us her thoughts on britney spears and cursed at us in french. sweet.
http://www.uncensoredinterview.com/artists/156-Yelle

By: Outboundz

Outboundz — Wed, 07 Nov 2007 10:40:45 +0000

if you can, you may remove the other post, too much missing words, should have gone straight too bed:) =================================== Stoped reading at the middle sorry bout that, but you are talking about kids, seems to me kids find more fun in tunes when they are young, when they get older they want to know more about the world thatâ€s when lyrics get more important, the view on the from the artist his world is then more important in the lyrics. You mention names like Dylan or Leonard Cohen, they made songs with their feelings i presume instead of making a simple hit for the money. I think i should mension 2pac:S, as a great artist of this time, his life wasnâ€t that perfect but his view on the world and what he wanted to give to others is in his lyrics was good. I donâ€t think itâ€s your genre:) Conclusion i have to agree that music is being made too much for succes and with that for the money, and to little to educate the people who are listening, but i geuss some people just want to hear tunes instead of learing or feeling something real in ==================================== to get in the subject "yelle" i can't speak french at this moment, and i would love to learn but in time. But i just love the song "a cause des carcons"

By: Outboundz

Outboundz — Wed, 07 Nov 2007 10:24:04 +0000

I stoped reading at the middle sorry bout that, but you are talking about kids, seems to me kids find more fun in the tunes when they are young, when they get older they want to know more about the world that’s when lyrics get more important, the view on the world is then mostly in the lyrics.

You mention names like Dylan or Leonard Cohen, they made songs with their feelings i presume instead of making a simple hit for the money.

I think i should mension 2pac:S, as a great of this time, his life wasn’t that perfect but his view on the world and what he wanted to give to others is in his lyrics.
I don’t think it’s your genre:)

Conclusion i have to agree that music is being made too much for succes and with that for the money, and to little to educate the people who are listening, but i geuss some people just want to hear tunes instead of learing or feeling something real in a song

By: Kozi

Kozi — Wed, 24 Oct 2007 22:47:33 +0000

I like the first beat it was aight