Avril Lavigne Naked

me and som my frends r krazy abot avril. ROK ON AVRIL!!!=D

i like old songs better, it was full meaning, don't get me wrong, some of her new ones do to, but the older ones were better

ive always liked her. ok she can be a bch to interviewers and maybe she grew up so wut? get over it. she rocks!

I hate the new avril lavigne. I like her old self. She gave me life wen listen to her "Let Go" and "Under My Skin" , the lyrics describes truly me.

idk, to me, she looked pretty "punkish" haha
or how would you characterize her style? XD

I used to like Avril when she had her first two albums out, but she was never "punk".

i'm 11 years old and i hate her new music. so don't say that 12 year old litsens to bad music??

Avril has been my fave singer since i first heard, Sk8er boi. ROCK ON

I didn't used to listed to Avril Lavigne until I heard some of her new stuff and I really liked it. Songs like When You're Gone, Contagious, and Innocence, to name a few. They have lyrics full of meaning, so don't say her new songs don't. And it's ok to have songs that don't. Gives you something to dance to :). But bc of her new music, it made me listen to her old music like this song. So don't bash on her new music. It still has meaning, it's just a different way of expressing it.

let go

wat album is this on

So, before I used to think
"wow, avril looks gorgeous with her new look"
and don't take me wrong. She still does,
but the way she just changed her music is sad
because she went from an absolutely original punk...to being simply a trend. The real fans like me will always follow her, but not as much as we did when she sang songs full of meaning, like this one. Truth is, most of her funs are now 12 year old kids who nvr heard the real music. lol

Yeah.
Her first album was the best..
Her newest is... bleh.

I know.
Siriously..

Yeah, I'm tired of too many people taking this song the wrong way. Just because the title is "Naked" doesn't mean it's about literally being naked. You guys seem to get it for the most part, though.