Reflections From a Murky Pond

Micah Tyler aptly sums up the Millennials. These special snowflakes are the ones you’ve got to love. No, really! You’ve got to love them and shower them with accolades, supports, and attention. Otherwise, they whine, cry, rant, rave, and throw such tantrums as to take the attention that they need so much.

A brief word of warning – While the song in question is couched in the normal Christian monotheism of America, my commentary is in the framework of my faith, which is generally described as Pagan. If that’s going to be a larger issue for you than the actual meat of the commentary, there’s this thing called the Back Button. 😉

The Gods Made Girls

Not only is RaeLynn aka Racheal Lynn Woodward delectably cute and a fine singer, she’s got the right of things in “God Made Girls.” The Gods made women to complete men and men to complete women.

Maiden, Warrior, Mother, or Crone – whichever Aspect they currently evoke, the Gods made women to make men better than they’d otherwise be. That’s the crux of it that underlies any and all expressions of gender roles in the world.

Before I going any further with this, thanks need to be tendered to Cmblake6 for this video which I scarfed off of his blog.

Thank The Gods They’re Country Girls

OK, I’ve always been a fan of spaghetti westerns, but when a Italian band like the Village Girls releases “Thank God I’m A Country Girl” my enjoyment of the genre reaches whole new heights.

Back on the morning of September 3rd, 2014 I posted about Nicki Minaj’s single, “Anaconda” off her album, The Pinkprint. What cThe song’s refrain, the refrain, “My anaconda don’t want none unless you got buns, hun,” resonates strongly with me.

So here’s nine more anaconda dreams and nine more bootylicious babes with the sort of buns that so many men – and their “trouser snakes” would greatly want.

Nicki Minaj may well be the current reigning queen of inappropriate and shocking songs. Certainly she must hold that title among female Hip-Hip performers.

Nicki Minaj’s single, “Anaconda” off her upcoming album, The Pinkprint is most definitely shocking and inappropriate for so very many reasons.

The glorification or, at least, normalization of drug use and trafficking, violence, gold-digging to point of prostitution, promiscuity, and just about every other societal problem within the “Black Community” are present in an in your face manner in “Anaconda.”

That all being said however, Nicki Minaj’s latest single is not utterly loathsome, nor is it without its positive side. Firstly, and less importantly, the song and video reversed the normal sexual dynamic, with Nicki being the “playa” in control. Secondly, and much more importantly, it rocked the current body-image world with its lyrics.

Even more than the refrain, “My anaconda don’t want none unless you got buns, hun,” the last part of “Anaconda” really set some females’ teeth on edge.

Yeah, this one is for my bitches with a fat ass in the fucking club
I said, where my fat ass big bitches in the club?
Fuck those skinny bitches, fuck those skinny bitches in the club
I wanna see all the big fat ass bitches in the motherfucking club
Fuck you if you skinny bitches WHAT?

I got a big fat ass
Come on

I’m good with that! And I’ve got to say that, while I wouldn’t claim to utterly not want a skinny girl with little to no curves and ass, I do have a strong preference for ones with buns, Hun 😛

Oh yeah! The “skinny bitches” got all bent out shape over this. They really didn’t like it at all when someone, especially a prominent pop-star like Nick Minaj, seemingly devalued them in the same manner as they and the multi-billion dollar weight-loss and fashion cartels have devalued curvy women for decades. It’s “Skinny Shaming” as far as they’re suddenly concerned. Seems to me that turnabout is fair play.

What these females and those industries and politicians who enable and profiteer from them forget is that the arc of the beautiful universe is long, but it bends towards curves. 😉