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AHMED Wanna Be |
#1 by AHMED at Apr 12, 2006 at 8:55 PM EST |
| Laffy Taffy is a hard, long candy. It's often sweet. So, basically, D4L are saying "Girl shake that Penis Wenis" | |
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Conar Wanna Be |
#2 by Conar Gillard at Apr 22, 2006 at 12:29 AM EST |
| A total wild guess: The song is about hot girls shaking their asses and looking hot doing it. | |
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Chris Wanna Be |
#3 by Chris H at May 19, 2006 at 12:33 PM EST |
| makeithappen166, rap in, and of, itself is a terrible genre. Most every song is about money, cars, women (which is tantamount to sex or sex worship 90% of the time) and drugs or some combination of them. There is the ocassional rapper who ventures out into unknown territory (e.g. not money, cars, women or drugs), but those are few and far between. And sure, you could say the same for other genres. Because you know if you play a country song backwards, the singer sobers up and the wife brings the truck home with Fido in the bed. (Ok, a bad joke, but it was worth it.) Usually, it takes breaking a board genre into it's subgenres to get to a point were bands tend to sing about the same thing, e.g. power metal is usually a fantasty/medieval themed song, black metal is satany, etc. And even then you can usually have some diversity. That and I hate the repetive, computerized beats that rap uses. I'm sure I've made some logical fallacy that someone will point out to me in blazing detail and someone else will say "stfu wake2lief metul sux!!!!1!!!!1!! rap 4uvur!!!11!!1" Maybe it'll be one sarcastic smartass (in which case, congrats I'll give you a t-shirt and we can start a club). But frankly, I don't care. Such is the way of the internet. | |
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Tye Musical Genius |
#4 by Tye williston at Jul 29, 2006 at 5:42 AM EST |
| I'm sorry but the only person who makes sense to me so far is Aldster28. Why do you need to decide what is good for everyone else? If you like it, you like it. If you don't, you don't. But no one needs opinions shoved down their throats. | |
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Jack Average |
#5 by Jack Tweddell at Aug 6, 2006 at 5:44 AM EST |
| I like it! but i like almost all songs of different genres. i mean i like country (when the sun goes down, days go by....) and i like rap (laffy taffy, get low, stelettos...) idk i guess i'm more accepting than some people..... | |
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Tyler Average |
#6 by Tyler Hutchison at Aug 7, 2006 at 10:21 PM EST |
| i personally feel that if you're gonna look up the lyrics to the song... you must like it a little. i love this song because it makes me forget about feeling stressed out and all that... i love it and if that makes me ignorant... fine, i'm ignorant | |
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Andrew Rhythm Player |
#7 by Andrew Clayton at Aug 8, 2006 at 9:33 PM EST |
| This song is ridiculous. It is nothing but a jingle about sex using somewhat clever symbolic terms. That is it. You need not look any deeper. I don't usually like to go around dissing songs, but this just demands it. But hey, it's not as if I'm actually flaming it because I'm giving a reason why it is mindless. And anyway when an artist releases something on the radio, that song becomes fair game. Not everyone is going to like it. If there is a position, why not have an opposition? Its not our fault the fans get angry. Me, I am merely talking about the song itself, not the artist. And if you don't like what we have to say about it, why not skip the negative comments? Why keep reading? | |
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JAY Average |
#8 by JAY at Feb 23, 2007 at 10:39 AM EST |
| just a thought maybe this isn't the best representation of all rap i mean this is obviously not the best lyricism their is good rap out their. i listen mostly to rock or acoustic rock or folk music or oldies but i still am not ignorant enough to make the statement that all rap is terrible. you can't say that until you've heard every rap song ever. | |
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Roxie Wanna Be |
#9 by Roxie Ramos at Feb 23, 2007 at 7:57 PM EST |
| This is a shitty take on "Candy Shop," which wasn't the best song to start with. | |
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Carsten Average |
#10 by Carsten Stehle at Jul 18, 2007 at 1:19 PM EST |
| I believe "laffy taffy" refers to a woman's labia (pussy lips), since they look like taffy. | |
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