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perhaps its poppin'? |
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Location: South of most, North of few | Al, I think you need professional help....
now. |
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Location: Cherry Hill, NJ | Al,
Take a ride down Browning Road, turn right onto the Black Horse Pike, and cruise for about an hour. It will do you some good. Do it now dude. |
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Location: NJ | werd. |
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Location: south east Michigan | ooookay. |
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Location: Capital District, NY, USA Minor Outlying Islands | I be (poppin')
you be (poppin')
he be (poppin')
she be (poppin')
it be (poppin')
we be (poppin')
they be (poppin')
That song's poppin' like a hemorroid! |
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Location: Atlanta, GA. | Jeez... THIS gets on, but we can't razz politicians!!!
Go Figure. |
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Location: Cicero, NY | Ok, this may be OFC suicide but I'm up for it - I know most of us here hate (c)rap and, for the most part, I do as well but, as a husband of a dance teacher, I've learned to appreciate some of those moves. These kids can seriously dance and, if you think otherwise, just try it. Most of us here can pull a muscle opening a beer can or reaching for the remote (again, guilty as charged). To me, that's a relatively innocent (c'mon - listen to some of the others) tune with GREAT dancing.
You all know as well as I do - if the kids can't find something artistic to rebel with, we're all in trouble...
I'm waiting for the Fishsticks to break it down... |
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Location: NJ | Originally posted by cholloway:
Jeez... THIS gets on, but we can't razz politicians!!!
Go Figure. why not go for your own website?
talkpolitics.com?????
guess I should not reinvent myself as a rapper? |
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Location: NJ | Brook-LYYYYYNNN!!!! |
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Location: enid, ok | I'm sorry, folks, I couldn't sit thru the whole thing. I DO know that "all those moves" won't make me a better musician. Nor will lip gloss. Perhaps poppin' something else will help... |
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Location: NJ | ayite! |
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| I lasted about 20 seconds. |
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Location: Tychy, Poland | what a crap.
i had to listen to this:
behemoth alternative lyrics for over 20 minutes to get my psyche back on track.
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Location: Campbell River, British Columbia | OKay,....if my choice is death metal or Rap...I THINK I choose the rap. At least you (well, someone) can dance to it.
The Poppin' fresh song.....weeeelll. I might prefer to see a 'tween listening to this rather than Hit Me Baby One More Time!
"Cherries, be poppin'."
Same as it ever was
Same - as - it - ev-er - was
Once In A Lifetime |
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Location: Campbell River, British Columbia | And, if you go back and listen to the whole video like I just did, it's about empowerment and self actualization in the end.
Mother: Baby, it wadn't the lip gloss, it was you all along.
L'il Mama: I know mama, but....whoo! |
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Location: Tychy, Poland | dance to rap? if you consider moving your body to a music, then you can do it to death metal too - much faster and you have a variety of "moves" you can't do on a rap concert (like stage dive, headbanging etc;-))
personally, i like to listen to death metal when i'm exhausted, this music brings me a lot of energy. And i like Behemoth, because the drummer is good friend of my co-worker, and he is _very_ positive person. |
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Location: Campbell River, British Columbia | Whatever gets you through the night.
(I can go all night with song title answers and no original ideas. Actually, a whole career when you get right down to it!)
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Location: Flushing, MI | Originally posted by schroeder:
I lasted about 20 seconds. You lasted about 15 seconds longer than I did!
If you listen with the sound down low, it sounds like she's saying "My butt floss is poppin'". |
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Location: Michigan | THIS ONE SMELLS LIKE SPAM TO ME...GWB |
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Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR | Where can I get TAB's for Lip Gloss?
And yeah, Li'l Mama made more sense than Behemoth.
[Take my damn Hippie Card if you want to. :cool: ] |
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Location: Campbell River, British Columbia | Wow! They carded you man?
That's like, soooo harsh! |
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Location: NJ | so ....
have are you still singing one of the hooks in your head?
"whatcha know bout me"
"my lip gloss b cool, my lip gloss b poppin"
did you notice how the beat sounds similar to queen's "we will rock you" (bet if I posted a link to the video everyone would love it.
did you notice in the middle that lil mama has a baby in her arms? is that why she is lil mama? kinda kills the message at the end of the video in my opinion
my favorite part is when the dean of students calls her into the office to get the name of the lip gloss. "it's poppin!"
the ending is what I refer to as the Wizard of Oz ending where you have the power inside you to change your situation but need a revelation to realize it.
as I learned in lit class in college so many years ago there are only 7 universal themes that keep occuring.
man v nature
man v man
man v god
man v demon
love
hate
quest or journey
I think I got them all.
Yes I do analyze stuff like this all the time. I find it fascinating.
al "gear pimp" pep |
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Location: NJ | M.C. Pep |
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Location: CT | Couln't watch it all.. Ugh. Rap or Death Metal? tough choice, but at least the metal bangers are playing instruments, not spitting samples out of a coumputer, it's also much less repetitive, much less repetitive, much less repetitive. I turned it off after 30 seconds. |
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Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR | Originally posted by Old Man Arthur:
And yeah, Li'l Mama made more sense than Behemoth. Disclaimer: I didn't like either one. |
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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | Originally posted by schroeder:
I lasted about 20 seconds. Wish I had been around when you posted this one.... (impressive if you have the life-span of a Etruscan Shrew)
and Al...
...you're BANNED.... oughta pop a cap in yo ass. |
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Location: Campbell River, British Columbia | Originally posted by schroeder:
I lasted about 20 seconds. Not including foreplay, right?
Al, I thought there were only three universal themes,
Man against nature
Man against man
Man against himself (which would include god/demon)
Love and Quest?...sounds like a video game.
Or Jeff W.s Friday night. |
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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | My grandpappy used to tell me that, "Love in the hand is worth two in the bush.
What I think he was trying to tell me was, you must love yourself before you love someone else.
...You'll last longer. |
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Location: SoCal | but you may go blind..... |
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Location: Cicero, NY | Exactly, Paul. Is it worth the extra 10 seconds? |
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how;s your lip gloss?