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I now reverse my stance on Rebecca Black and her family.
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I now reverse my stance on Rebecca Black and her family.
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April 2nd, 2011 at 4:06 am
*blinks*
Now I’m curious as to her analysis of other popular culture elements, from music to interpretive dance. I certainly didn’t expect so cogent a thought process upon so seemingly topical a song.
Also, now I’m terribly curious what other songs have quotation marks I was hitherto unaware of. I wonder if things beyond songs use them?
*worried look*
My tea. That could be a real problem.
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Emily reply on April 4th, 2011 8:10 am:
Don’t you get it? that whole interview had a lot of quotations.
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StoneWolf reply on April 5th, 2011 6:00 pm:
I’m afraid the poor girl is dead serious and actually believes that airy piece of saccharine pop crap actually projects a deeper message.
I’ve seen people pull “deep and philosophical” meaning from anything, bending the words to suit their purpose.
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Psychlycan reply on April 6th, 2011 11:40 am:
Ah, yes. The modern day where anybody can be Socrates if they BS there way through stuff well enough. Using her logic, I could probably find some way of deriving the meaning of the universe from the song “I like big butts”.
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Emily reply on April 6th, 2011 12:08 pm:
“…and i can not lie. You other Brother’s can’t deny…” its all about how George Washington could never tell a lie, and calling for the rest of the politicians to start following suit, of course.
April 2nd, 2011 at 10:39 am
Yeahhh I’m not sure I buy it. How is someone supposed to get economic crisis from weekend? U.S. foreign policy from front seat vs back seat? That’s just too far-fetched. They don’t seem related at all, and even if it IS supposed to be a metaphor of it, it’s too random, obscure and, well, removed from what it’s supposed to be a metaphor for, for the metaphor to be a good one.
I mean, the consumerism line kinda makes sense, but the rest of it… I didn’t hear the song get sung sarcastically.
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April 2nd, 2011 at 2:33 pm
Make up your mind… is the song a bunch of random metaphors or is it all about Dave Coulier?
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April 3rd, 2011 at 12:30 am
Um…did none of the other commenters maybe think Rebecca was joking? Ya know, sarcasm?
Losen up people, sometime people like to joke around.
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SKD reply on April 3rd, 2011 9:30 am:
Considering the source, the whole video is sarcasm.
Her family bought her a video production, the internet decided to make it a meme, but I have still seen better vocals get turned down on American Idol.
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Squab reply on April 4th, 2011 12:56 pm:
You make a good point. Considering Skippy posted this on April 2nd, the video probably came out on April 1rst >.<
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April 3rd, 2011 at 4:15 pm
Somehow i’m reminded of the Aerosmith in my breakfast nook episode of Wayne’s World.
Wayne: Cool.. Lipmeister. Okay: “With the recent developments in Eastern Europe, do you think that Communism is on the decline, or is this just a temporary setback?”
Steven Tyler: Wow, man, that’s a hard question.. But I have to respond with a qualified yes. Although it seems that Socialism is in repose, until you repsoe the Stalinist era apparatchiks, there will be no real change in the Soviet Union.
Tom Hamilton: No, I disagree, man. There’s never been a blueprint for the dictatorship of the Proletariats, so there’s bound to be mistakes. However, if you study history, you’ll see that since the rise of the nationship, Socialism has been a historic inevitability.. dude.
Garth: Excellent! Excellent!
Wayne: Fascinating. Okay, we’re just about out of time, right? But it’s always been my fantasy to play with you guys. And I was wondering if you wouldn’t mind singing the “Wayne’s World” theme with me?
[ Aerosmith agrees, so they and Wayne ready their guitars ]
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April 11th, 2011 at 11:05 pm
There’s a noted critic who claims “Night of the Living Dead” is about Vietnam.
See, it has HELICOPTERS. And GUNS.
And the Vietnamese? “they constitute an absent presence.”
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August 17th, 2011 at 8:06 am
Um, yeah. I think XKCD has a strip about this – http://xkcd.com/915/
Ms. Black – don’t take yourself so seriously; nobody else does.
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April 24th, 2017 at 2:01 pm
What I find most interesting about Afghanistan is the disconnect we have between a country and it's people. If we find that we can't change their culture-whether by force or consumerism- whether it's genetic or not- then why let them come here?I think Afghan immigration into the US is pretty negligible.
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