Still the same old kiddie sh't.

Great if you're under 30 - but if you're a grown-up, you have a real "life" other than rock and roll singers and teeny-bopper actors and their hairstyles.

Nothing will get me to go back to that sorry excuse of a website.  That site was overrun by spammers, scammers, junk mailers, bots, and anything else that a third-party website can use to advertise illegally.  And the worst part is that Myspace did nothing and allowed it to go on.  When I blocked one spammer, 5 more would be messaging me.  I got sick of it and asked for my account to be deleted.  It took me a dozen and a half e-mails over a 2 1/2 year span to get my account deleted.  Myspace should stay in the graveyard where it's been.

Funny, the new introduction to MySpace won't load. It will be difficult to revamp a site that became known as trash. Teenagers and twenty-something's were the one's utilizing the site in order to advertise their drinking, drug use and sexual exploits as well as using the site attempting to promote themselves as what they think people want to see in celebrities. It's an enabler for people who think all they have to do is look like they are somebody rather than actually develop their assets and talents and let those speak for themselves.

Bottom line is that MySpace had a good short run. It's done and over.