The first artist to use “cunt” with its more precise, anatomical meaning in mind was also the first woman on record to utter it in a pop song: the incomparable Marianne Faithfull, on her 1979 comeback masterpiece Broken English. The former ’60s folk darling and Rolling Stones associate had spent two years homeless in London, battling drug addiction; fusing punk, new wave, and reggae, Broken English was a frayed-nerve statement from a woman who had been through hell and back. Adapted from a Heathcote Williams poem, its final track, “Why D’Ya Do It?” tells the tale of a woman confronting her unfaithful lover: “Why d’ya do it, she screamed, after all we’ve said/ Every time I see your dick I see her cunt in my bed.”
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| Can't say I'm a fan of the original 'Fuck U Betta' and I am highly suspicious of the Gym Class Heroes 'Ass Back Home' - despite both being catchy as hell. It's not the Neon Hitch looks too much like Cher Lloyd's older sister Nor is this because of the over use of talents of Neon Hitch (see after jump) and the now obligatory use of a swear word by 'pop stars' to gain instant publicity. NO my ire is raised due to the horrendous usage of auto tuning and not even the video is enough to distract me.since it's only lyrics :P Howeveeeeer.....the LA Riots Club Remix is something different so I'll shut up and look at the pictures like the rest of you. |
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| An understandable reaction to JLS |
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