U2 has not had a good week. What was supposed to be the most epic album release of all-time spun into a bloody hatefest as Apple decided to add Songs of Innocence to every iTunes user’s purchased items lists.
The company eventually rolled out a tool to remove the album from iTunes accounts forever, to silence the people that didn’t like having U2’s $100 million album shoved down their throats. For those that want to take things a step further though, Conan O’Brien has invented an Apple product that can remove U2’s tunes from your mind forever, called eRase U2.
Check it out:
Source: Team Coco
Buster Hein is a freelance writer who lives in Phoenix, Arizona. Twitter: @bst3r.
7 responses to “Apple’s new ‘eRase U2’ service gets Bono out of your brain forever”
No Buster. It’s just whiney bitches such as the idiot bloggers here on COMac have made so much useless noise about this, that it appears that this was an issue. Of course the comedians are jumping on board. But in reality they are making fun of your delicate sensibilities that were offended. The rest of us in the world just shrugged and said thank you and moved on.
I came here to reply, but this was perfect.
Buster proved he was a hipter bitch, back when he whined about the Foo Fighters performing.
Wouldn’t ECT do a more effective job?
Personally, I don’t understand all the whining concerning this album. For one, it’s FREE! For two, the music isn’t really bad. For three, it’s FREE! Four, if you don’t like it – don’t PLAY it! Society has become too much of a bunch of whining turdballs. Get over it!
totally agree with you
Well in busters defense, a lot of us out here don’t just put every song out there in our iTunes library. I have a collection of music that I like and I don’t want a bunch of songs in there that I don’t like. Simple as that.having the option for free music would’ve been nice but having show up in my phone playing when I don’t want it is annoying.