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Logowatch: Dappy

  • August 5, 2011
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Like so much in pop these days, Dappy's new logo is either genius
or insane or a healthy mix of both.


 
The logo looks at the two things everybody knows about Dappy — he wears a hat and is generally a bit unpleas­ant — and addresses them in two ways:

1. Includes the hat.

2. Uses a likeable bouncy typeface to prove that he's quite jolly and nice so it's alright really.

The overall effect is something you might expect to see on the side of a children's toy, although at least things will be fairly easy when December rolls around.

We've already got his Christmas single planned out in our heads, actually. It's called 'Ni-ni-niiiine Ladies Dancing'. More inform­a­tion upon request. 

The not-at-all-heavy-handed and not-at-all-aimed-at-the-US-market video for Dappy's debut solo single 'No Regrets' has also gone online today. 

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The song sounds like a really good N‑Dubz single but the lyrics are pretty bad in a number of ways. The line "I'm a changed man now — Chris Brown" says it all really, but the subtext is this: "I've been blamed for and/or got caught  doing some bad stuff in the past and I feel bad about that, the being blamed and/or getting caught bit that is, but I am now present­ing that as being all part of the growing process and I am now doing a sort of 'inspir­a­tional' anthem about how important it is to accept one's past and move on which will serve as proof that I have def­in­itely changed (not that I needed to change because who you are is who you are and so on) until I get caught doing bad things again and then I will sort of apologise again while not really changing at all etc etc etc." 

Some people do change. Maybe Dappy is one of them. Right? Right! 

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Logowatch: Dappy

  • August 5, 2011
  • Popjustice

Like so much in pop these days, Dappy's new logo is either genius
or insane or a healthy mix of both.


 
The logo looks at the two things everybody knows about Dappy — he wears a hat and is generally a bit unpleas­ant — and addresses them in two ways:

1. Includes the hat.

2. Uses a likeable bouncy typeface to prove that he's quite jolly and nice so it's alright really.

The overall effect is something you might expect to see on the side of a children's toy, although at least things will be fairly easy when December rolls around.

We've already got his Christmas single planned out in our heads, actually. It's called 'Ni-ni-niiiine Ladies Dancing'. More inform­a­tion upon request. 

The not-at-all-heavy-handed and not-at-all-aimed-at-the-US-market video for Dappy's debut solo single 'No Regrets' has also gone online today. 

[youtube]WoImizvsj5w[/youtube]

The song sounds like a really good N‑Dubz single but the lyrics are pretty bad in a number of ways. The line "I'm a changed man now — Chris Brown" says it all really, but the subtext is this: "I've been blamed for and/or got caught  doing some bad stuff in the past and I feel bad about that, the being blamed and/or getting caught bit that is, but I am now present­ing that as being all part of the growing process and I am now doing a sort of 'inspir­a­tional' anthem about how important it is to accept one's past and move on which will serve as proof that I have def­in­itely changed (not that I needed to change because who you are is who you are and so on) until I get caught doing bad things again and then I will sort of apologise again while not really changing at all etc etc etc." 

Some people do change. Maybe Dappy is one of them. Right? Right! 

Previous Article
  • Songs

Margaret Berger — '4‑E.V.E.R.L.O.V.E.'

  • August 5, 2011
  • Popjustice
Have a read
Next Article
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Forget everything you thought you knew.

  • August 5, 2011
  • Popjustice
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