The 2009 American Music Awards: Three Hours of Diplomacy and That Many Hours Closer to Launching the Prison, Poverty & Perish Methodology
of Reform, Accountability and Demilitarization
and
Taylor Swift, The Coalition’s Most Geo Award Celebrated and
Exceptionally Prolific Partner, Sweeps The Event Too!!!
© 2009 Brad Kempo B.A. LL.B.
Barrister & Solicitor
The entire American music industry proved one more time it’s tenacious resolve to achieving coalition objectives during its premier award ceremony on November 22, 2009.
The 2009 event in which all the genres of American music were represented was as geo-politicized as previous industry award shows: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11. Most remarkable was the fact that the coalition’s most Geo Award celebrated and extraordinarily prolific contributor, Taylor Swift, swept the event, including receiving the coveted ‘Artist of the Year’. This replicates her country music award success in which she won in every category she was nominated, including ‘Entertainer of the Year’. Producers knew in advance she was going to win the AMA’s most prestigious award so when profiling the nominees for the last time replaced in the compilation the previous clip of her new hit single ‘Fifteen’ with an excerpt from the Geo Award nominated song ‘Change ’ – the coalition’s official anthem.
The Custodian Chief sent her a congratulatory e-mail:
November 22, 2009 8:07:20 PM
It's official you are now an "iconic supra-mega-ultra-uber-supernova amongst superstars". There is only one image that describes 2009:
She replied shortly thereafter with a Twitter post, again employing the red flagging lexicon:
It's 5:30 AM in London, where I still haven't slept and my feet haven't touched the ground. Thank you for the AMA's. Thank you.
9:31* PM Nov 22nd from web
* Taylor Identifier
Producers of the three-hour show turned the stage into a geo-platform as has every award show since early 2008. The colors of Chinada and the prison certainty communiqué were well represented throughout the event.
Two performances were very geo-politically loud:
Rihanna
[prison certainty]
Lady Gaga
[coalition identifier, prison certainty, compensation ratifier]
Coalition partners who attended chose attire that embedded the lexicon. The country music genre was the most geo-politically aggressive:
Nicole Kidman [w/ Keith Urban]
[prison certainty, condemnation, Dogville punishment theme]
Reba McIntyre
[prison certainty]
Rascall Flatts
[prison certainty]
Melissa Etheridge
[prison certainty]
Demi Lovato
[prison certainty]
