boom boom boom lyrics outhere brothers dirty

#Boom boom boom lyrics outhere brothers dirty movie#

When I learned more about her, I was surprised to see that she also played Elphaba from Wicked and Nancy Tremaine from Enchanted. Originally, the only song I heard from her was 'Let It Go'. When I discovered that Elsa's voice actress was Idina Menzel, I began to learn more about her, and slowly become a fan of her music, and even a big fan of her. Keep in mind that when I first watched Frozen, I thought that Elsa was the main character because how popular and heavily advertised she was.

#Boom boom boom lyrics outhere brothers dirty movie#

When Frozen was declared as the best animated movie of 2013 (Personally, much as I love Frozen, that honor should've gone to The Wind Rises.) and when Kristen Bell took the award, I thought that she was the actress who played Elsa. Now, months before becoming a fan of Frozen, I saw the 2014 Kids Choice Awards on Nickelodeon while taking a break from my homework, in my mother's room. Overtime, as I became a fan of Frozen, I discovered more things about it, including the people who were involved in its production (The directors, artists, actors, etc.) But the ones that stood out to me were Idina Menzel and Kristen Bell. When I was 14 and fell in lover with her, I also looked at her as a 'secondary-mother' type who would comfort me whenever I'm feeling depressed or troubled. I fell in love with her, because she has everything want to see in a woman: I can relate to her is gentle strict smart kind selfless incredibly gorgeous and would make for a great listener. I bring this up because the reason I related to Elsa so much is because I understood her situation of being treated like a monster just because you're different, and having problems with controlling your emotions. The only people who were really nice to me were my family, and my extra-curriculum teachers. Much as I didn't like her, I did feel pity for her, but everyone else just laughed at not only at her disappointment to our behaviour, but just didn't care at all. Right after she left the room, what did my classmates do? Did they feel sorry for their awful behaviour and try to become better people? No! They just laugh, because laughing in the face of someone who's crying is certainly the most humane thing to do! I went outside to give her some tissues, but she already left. Despite her being kind of a bitch, I didn't feel satisfaction from her tears, but pity. One time in my 8th grade, our class-master was so disappointed with our childish behaviour that she started crying. And the teachers weren't any better, since half of them were jackasses who didn't do their job correctly. The girls that were nice to me either leaned more towards the bad-boys while I was left in the dust, or just didn't care. And all of the girls were condescending, arrogant, promiscuous, squealing, unsympathetic, brats. This was the first time I ever related to a fictional character.īack in my middle-school years, not only did I have problems with my emotions, but I was constantly bullied for no other reason other than for their amusement.and because I was different.Īll of the boys were loud, ignorant, obnoxious, idiotic, sports-obsessed, undisciplined and unsympathetic brutes. I thought this was going to be another fictional crush that I'll get over with in a week, but this was different. It all started in early October, the third Sunday of my 8th grade, when all of a sudden I started to form a crush on Elsa from Frozen. This article will get quite emotional since I'll be talking about my personal history regarding her and Frozen, but I just want to express why I'm a fan. Not to mention, I've been meaning to write an article about why I admire her, I just didn't know what to write in it. I know the odds of that happening are very low, but I do have hope of one day meeting her.not necessarily through this article. Maybe if I write about why I look up to her, then she could acknowledge me. And sad because I wanted to meet/contact her for a long time. Happy because a young child finally met with the person he idolized.

As someone who's also a huge fan of Idina Menzel, watching that little boy meeting her idol made me happy, and sad. And as a surprise, Idina Menzel was there too! I can just imagine how joyful that boy was. Recently, while surfing through Twitter, I bumped into a tweet by Ellen Degeneres where she interviewed a young boy who was a big fan of Idina Menzel. Probably the best-looking 46 year-old person I know of, which is fitting for the glamorous authority she voices.