This Is The End-Rivers Cuomo Has Broke My Last Straw

Before I begin my tirade, here is the article that Rivers Cuomo of Weezer contributed to The Harvard Crimson Best of ‘06 list. http://www.thecrimson.com/article.aspx?ref=516461Try not to purge your lunch.
I lost faith in Rivers and Weezer a long time ago but this article has completely ripped the groundwork from under my feet and made me question River’s integrity from Day 1 of the Blue Album. Can one person possibly come to these conclusions after being a gimp, losing half their fan base and leaving music behind? Or has he always been this heinous, absolutely nonsensical person? It truly makes me ill to even comprehend such a tragic idea. Not even Shakespeare could imagine such a one sided monstrous person.
Let us first review some of the highlights (if you can call them that), sections of the article.
Danity Kane—“Show Stopper.” I am biologically incapable of not being attracted to this song.
Did he just say that? Biologically incapable? Are you also biologically incapable of being true to your fans and not deserting them? Excuse me, that is an understatement. Forsaking them after Pinkerton to force them to listen to your bullshit ranting on being on an island with a hash pipe? Speaking of islands lets go to the next excerpt.
“Lost”—I’m just about finished with the first season but I think I’m going to have to give it up because it’s too violent.
You have got to be fucking kidding me. Too violent? What is violent is the emotional pain you have caused me since ‘01. This just happens to be my favorite show and the only intelligent thing on television. Who is this guy? There are even Asian women on the show to play to his yellow fever.
And finally to top it all off, this:
Panic At The Disco—“I Write Sins Not Tragedies.” This song seems so avant-garde and yet it’s structurally very simple and repetitive. Good job, kids.
The irony about this statement is that he points out one of the main reasons Panic is such a horrible band; they are simplistic and repetitive, but to him this is a good thing?
On a personal note (not that this whole thing isn’t personal) I came into work today late because I am very sick and while I sat at my computer coughing and sniffling I ran across this article. Not only am I physically ill but I am now emotionally wounded. I feel that this man has no sense of reality anymore. He sits in his little dorm room, listens to Danity Kane and is no longer, if ever, was the Rivers I knew.