Remember when biggie asked if he could lace his lyrical douches? This blog is kind of like that, except that I would never compare myself to the late great Christopher Wallace. And douching is actually really bad for you.
I know I've told you this a million times, but I'm gonna say it again. I had M.I.A.'s first CD years and years ago. Back then, everyone would get in my car and say her music made their ears hurt (ehhh hemmm ex-boyfriend). I would reply, just wait - this is some NEXT shit!, despite the nay-sayers arguments otherwise. The fact that I worshiped her then as well as now relieves me from any condemnations of hipsterdem, so don't even try it.
Anyway, M.I.A. is dope. Who else wears a polka-dot maternity bikini dress while performing ON HER DUE DATE? I love you, I love you, I love you.
And while we're on the subject of my favorite grrrl singers who have inspired recent jay-z songs, I would also like to point your attention to Santogold. Yes, her songs have been featured in car commercials, 90210, and Gossip Girl. In fact, I have a half-written blog post on this topic from months ago. But no matter. She is also dope and no amount of commercialization can erase this. And again, since I liked her before all of those selloutish moves, I am exempt from your accusations.
Now, if we can only get an M.I.A. + Santogold + Frenchie collabo, we will really be making music history! Yeehaaaw.
In all major life decisions, I only have to ask myself one question: WWSNPD - What Would Salt N Pepa Do? Whatever the situation, this song guides me above the conflict to a place of moral clarity.
Thanks, Salt. Thanks, Pep. Thanks, Spin. You will never know all the ways you have touched my life.
Long before the genius Sara Palin impersonations, Tina Fey became my role model and hero. In this clip she showcases every modern woman's dilemma: food vs. men. Well done T!
Of course we all love that cooky Gadget. But it's pretty clear who is the brain of that crime-fighting operation. That is, besides the dog whose name is, well..Brain.