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"There's buzz around the blogosphere this week about an opinion essay by Berkeley Ph.D. student Danah Boyd on the class divide between users on Facebook and MySpace.  According to Boyd, \u201CThe goodie two shoes, jocks, athletes, or other 'good' kids are now going to Facebook\u201D and MySpace is \u201C\u2026 home for \u2026 'burnouts,' 'alternative kids,' 'art fags,' punks, emos, goths, gangstas, queer kids, and other kids who didn't play into the dominant high school popularity paradigm.\u201D\nWe were intrigued, and decided to do our own quick study, taking a look at the most popular artists on MySpace (by number of plays) and on Facebook (according to Facebook Pulse at the University of Maryland - overall network stats aren't available).  We report, you decide:\nNumber One\nFacebook: Jack Johnson - soft rock star, best known for adult contemporary hits such as \u201CGood People\u201D and \u201CBetter Together\u201D.\nMySpace: Akon \u2013 rap star, best known for top 40 hits with titles such as \u201CI Wanna @#$% You\u201D and seen below allegedly dry humping a 14-year old at a concert in Trinidad.\n\nNumber Two\nFacebook: Coldplay \u2013 British pop rock band with melodic hits like such as \u201CFix You\u201D and \u201CGreen Eyes\u201D.\nMySpace: Panic at the Disco \u2013 Pop punk band with song titles including \u201CThe Only Difference Between Martyrdom and Suicide is Press Coverage\u201D and \u201CLying is the Most Fun a Girl Can Have Without Taking Her Clothes Off\u201D.\n\nNumber Three\nFacebook: Sublime \u2013 Southern Cali style alternative band with frat party classics like \u201CSanteria\u201D and \u201CCaress Me Down\u201D.\nMySpace: T.I. \u2013 Rapper of \u201CBig $h!t Poppin\u201D and star of the film ATL.\n\nNumber Four\nFacebook: The Beatles \u2013 Biggest rock band of \u2026 the 60s.\nMySpace: Lil\u2019 Wayne \u2013 Raps current hit \u201CThis is Why I\u2019m Hot\u201D \u2026 as if it wasn\u2019t obvious enough from the picture.\n\nNumber Five\nFacebook: Incubus \u2013 Alternative rock band whose hits \u201CDig\u201D and \u201CPardon Me\u201D can be heard in the background of many surfing videos.\nMySpace: Tila Tequila \u2013 Became a pop star by posting provocative pictures and friending everyone on MySpace. \n\nNumber Six\nFacebook: Red Hot Chili Peppers \u2013 Timeless SoCal rock band famous for hits like \u201CUnder the Bridge\u201D and the recently popular \u201CDani California\u201D\nMySpace: The Fray \u2013 Hit single \u201CHow to Save a Life\u201D spent roughly 7 years on the radio. \n\nNumber Seven\nFacebook: Green Day \u2013 Politically charged alt rock band with recent titles including \u201CWorking Class Hero\u201D and \u201CAmerican Idiot\u201D.\nMySpace: Fall Out Boy \u2013 Pop punk group with current hit \u201CThnks fr the Mmrs\u201D.  Bassist Pete Wentz infamously posted pictures of his manhood online.\n\nNumber Eight\nFacebook: Led Zeppelin \u2013 Maybe it\u2019s a Maryland thing \u2026 The band\u2019s first album hit stores in 1969; the same year we put a man on the moon.\nMySpace: Cassie \u2013 R&amp;B singer who was discovered on MySpace.  First hit single \u201CMe &amp; U\u201D features the lustful lyrics \u201CI know them other guys, they been talking bout the way I do what I do.  They heard I was good, they wanna see if it's true. They know you're the one I wanna give it to.\u201D\n"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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