headvoid
Can I have Ops?
I am getting very confused with recent song lyrics about "having a party." Ever since Black Eyed Pisspots came on the scene with their dreadful formula crap the language has become odd:
What they purport to do at these parties includes:
1. Burn this Mother Down
I know parents are uncool and stuff, but is there really any need to burn someones mother at a party? Even if the term mother is a generic term for "stuff" then why is there any need to burn things generally at a party? Is it a bonfire party?
2. Rip it up
I am partial to ripping things, but it tends to be in moments of frustration and usually I am alone. I'm not sure how long a party could last purely on ripping things. Surely it will get a little dull after a few minutes?
3. Lose your mind
I have a little sympathy with this one. Sounds like a party I might like to go to
and then there is the misogynistic lyrics. This is a real lyric sung by a woman. Notably this follows the pattern of a petite white girl and a big black guy rapping / leering in her direction. I assume there is some "demographic coverage" reason why this kind of pairing is extremely popular. Anyway, I digress:
I'm no feminist, but it's either weird or really quite depressing.
What they purport to do at these parties includes:
1. Burn this Mother Down
I know parents are uncool and stuff, but is there really any need to burn someones mother at a party? Even if the term mother is a generic term for "stuff" then why is there any need to burn things generally at a party? Is it a bonfire party?
2. Rip it up
I am partial to ripping things, but it tends to be in moments of frustration and usually I am alone. I'm not sure how long a party could last purely on ripping things. Surely it will get a little dull after a few minutes?
3. Lose your mind
I have a little sympathy with this one. Sounds like a party I might like to go to
and then there is the misogynistic lyrics. This is a real lyric sung by a woman. Notably this follows the pattern of a petite white girl and a big black guy rapping / leering in her direction. I assume there is some "demographic coverage" reason why this kind of pairing is extremely popular. Anyway, I digress:
I am a wild one
Break me in
Saddle me up and lets begin
I'm no feminist, but it's either weird or really quite depressing.