[ SECRET POST #5162 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5162 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

My god, I haven't heard that song in years. I can't remember the lyrics right offhand, but now I'm curious to go look them up.

I can relate to this secret, though, 'cause yeah, there's a few songs I like whose lyrics are a bit "...yeesh."

[(Anonymous)]

there's a few songs I like whose lyrics are a bit "...yeesh."

Hahaha, yup. It's always so jarring to me when it's a song I bopped to as, like, a thirteen-year-old, and was just wholly uncritical of at the time. Like, thirteen-year-old me listened to Faded and was like, "Yup, this is a totally cool and sexy way for a guy and a girl to interact." I blasted this song around my parents and never thought twice about it being, A) kind of racy, and B) the sort of song that probably made my feminist-yet-slightly-prudish father want to hastily press "skip track."

Also, the bar for what's fine and what's creepy in popular music has definitely moved in the last twenty years. I think the bar for how explicit music can be has definitely been raised, but the bar for what's viewed as "not okay" tends to be lower (specifically in popular music, not necessarily in all genres of music across the board).

SA

[(Anonymous)]

Also, are you a fellow Canadian? *offers you a shot of maple syrup*

I was today years old when I learned soulDecision was Canadian. Everybody's all "who?" As though this song wasn't everywhere for a while there. As thought it didn't dethrone Show Me The Meaning Of Being Lonely to be #1 on the charts.

But ah yes; what happens in Canada stays in Canada. If a single drops in Canada, does it make a sound? Etc., etc.

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[(Anonymous)]

AYRT

I'm not Canadian, no-I didn't know they were from there, either :p! I just remember that song being on some CD that my sister used to play when we were teenagers.

I blasted this song around my parents and never thought twice about it being, A) kind of racy, and B) the sort of song that probably made my feminist-yet-slightly-prudish father want to hastily press "skip track."

God, same. I think about some of the stuff I used to listen to as a teen and I'm like, "...and I sang that out loud? Where people could hear me? Oh, lord..." :p. And then there's songs like "Centerfold", that I happily danced around to when I was really little, and I didn't have the foggiest idea what that song was about. I just liked the "na-na-na" bit :p.

But my parents were never the sort to restrict what my sister and I listened to, so...

Also, the bar for what's fine and what's creepy in popular music has definitely moved in the last twenty years. I think the bar for how explicit music can be has definitely been raised, but the bar for what's viewed as "not okay" tends to be lower (specifically in popular music, not necessarily in all genres of music across the board).

This is an excellent point as well.