Reply #30 posted 02/26/19 5:57am
Kares
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dodger said:
Kares said:
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Let's be honest, Prince's days of being watched by "millions of teenage girls" were long gone by 2006. . And yes, I don't even understand how 'Lolita' is even part of this discussion above. Have you guys never actually listened to its lyrics? Its very clear message is "if you're underage, don't even try, I'm not interested". .
Watching American Idol
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Reply #31 posted 02/26/19 7:14am
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Kares said:
dodger said:
Mikado said:
dodger said: Lolita is pretty much an anti-Jailbait song and encourages not sleeping with younger women as an older man - "never make a cheater out of me" and all that.
Oh right, so that was his message to the millions of teenage girls watching
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Let's be honest, Prince's days of being watched by "millions of teenage girls" were long gone by 2006. . And yes, I don't even understand how 'Lolita' is even part of this discussion above. Have you guys never actually listened to its lyrics? Its very clear message is "if you're underage, don't even try, I'm not interested". .
Lyrically, that claim and reading is simply not substantiated, Dodger. The song explicitly and obviously conveys a message opposed to underage sex. The lyrics aren't at all ambiguous or cryptic.
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Reply #32 posted 02/26/19 7:26am
dodger |
OperatingThetan said:
Kares said:
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Let's be honest, Prince's days of being watched by "millions of teenage girls" were long gone by 2006. . And yes, I don't even understand how 'Lolita' is even part of this discussion above. Have you guys never actually listened to its lyrics? Its very clear message is "if you're underage, don't even try, I'm not interested". .
Lyrically, that claim and reading is simply not substantiated, Dodger. The song explicitly and obviously conveys a message opposed to underage sex. The lyrics aren't at all ambiguous or cryptic. * [Edited 2/26/19 7:15am]
Yes, I know that but it's not a subject I'm keen on listening to and singing along to. Same with Schoolyard |
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Reply #33 posted 02/26/19 8:04am
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They're not going to stop, are they.....smh I don't argue with people about my opinions. Scram. I said what I said. |
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Reply #34 posted 02/26/19 9:14am
Strawberrylova 123
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dodger said:
OperatingThetan said: Kares said:
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Let's be honest, Prince's days of being watched by "millions of teenage girls" were long gone by 2006. . And yes, I don't even understand how 'Lolita' is even part of this discussion above. Have you guys never actually listened to its lyrics? Its very clear message is "if you're underage, don't even try, I'm not interested". .
Lyrically, that claim and reading is simply not substantiated, Dodger. The song explicitly and obviously conveys a message opposed to underage sex. The lyrics aren't at all ambiguous or cryptic. * [Edited 2/26/19 7:15am]
Yes, I know that but it's not a subject I'm keen on listening to and singing along to. Same with Schoolyard How is schoolyard inappropriate when he was 16 and she was 14 in the song! That is a two year age difference! |
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Reply #35 posted 02/26/19 9:19am
Genesia |
Strawberrylova123 said:
dodger said:
Yes, I know that but it's not a subject I'm keen on listening to and singing along to. Same with Schoolyard
How is schoolyard inappropriate when he was 16 and she was 14 in the song! That is a two year age difference!
Exactly.
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Reply #36 posted 02/26/19 9:21am
Strawberrylova 123
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Genesia said:
Strawberrylova123 said: dodger said:
Yes, I know that but it's not a subject I'm keen on listening to and singing along to. Same with Schoolyard
How is schoolyard inappropriate when he was 16 and she was 14 in the song! That is a two year age difference!
Exactly.
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Reply #37 posted 02/26/19 9:21am
OperatingTheta n |
dodger said:
OperatingThetan said: Kares said:
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Let's be honest, Prince's days of being watched by "millions of teenage girls" were long gone by 2006. . And yes, I don't even understand how 'Lolita' is even part of this discussion above. Have you guys never actually listened to its lyrics? Its very clear message is "if you're underage, don't even try, I'm not interested". .
Lyrically, that claim and reading is simply not substantiated, Dodger. The song explicitly and obviously conveys a message opposed to underage sex. The lyrics aren't at all ambiguous or cryptic. * [Edited 2/26/19 7:15am]
Yes, I know that but it's not a subject I'm keen on listening to and singing along to. Same with Schoolyard 'Schoolyard' is unreleased and is a nostalgic reminisence. It's not narrated from an adult point of view to a school child. 'Circle of Amour' is a way better song on that kind of theme though. |
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Reply #38 posted 02/26/19 9:25am
dodger |
Strawberrylova123 said: dodger said:
OperatingThetan said: Kares said:
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Let's be honest, Prince's days of being watched by "millions of teenage girls" were long gone by 2006. . And yes, I don't even understand how 'Lolita' is even part of this discussion above. Have you guys never actually listened to its lyrics? Its very clear message is "if you're underage, don't even try, I'm not interested". .
Lyrically, that claim and reading is simply not substantiated, Dodger. The song explicitly and obviously conveys a message opposed to underage sex. The lyrics aren't at all ambiguous or cryptic. * [Edited 2/26/19 7:15am]
Yes, I know that but it's not a subject I'm keen on listening to and singing along to. Same with Schoolyard How is schoolyard inappropriate when he was 16 and she was 14 in the song! That is a two year age difference! So it’s appropriate to sing about a 14 year old like that |
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Reply #39 posted 02/26/19 9:27am
Strawberrylova 123
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dodger said: Strawberrylova123 said: How is schoolyard inappropriate when he was 16 and she was 14 in the song! That is a two year age difference! So it’s appropriate to sing about a 14 year old like that So when an author or joblo reminisce about their fist sexual experience and their first crush they're being inappropriate....OH THE REACH! |
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Reply #40 posted 02/26/19 9:32am
dodger |
Strawberrylova123 said: dodger said:
So it’s appropriate to sing about a 14 year old like that
So when an author or joblo reminisce about their fist sexual experience and their first crush they're being inappropriate....OH THE REACH! Who’s reaching, you or me If it’s me maybe I’m in the minority and a closet prude |
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Reply #41 posted 02/26/19 9:34am
Strawberrylova 123
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dodger said: Strawberrylova123 said: So when an author or joblo reminisce about their fist sexual experience and their first crush they're being inappropriate....OH THE REACH!
Who’s reaching, you or me If it’s me maybe I’m in the minority and a closet prude You |
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Reply #42 posted 02/26/19 9:53am
Genesia |
Strawberrylova123 said:
Genesia said:
Exactly.
I knew MANY freshmen students who were in a relationship with sophomores
Well, of course. Though in my (and Prince's) school days, not as many of them were ... uh ... "active." (If you know what I mean.) There was still a HUGE stigma attached to the potential consequences back then.
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Reply #43 posted 02/26/19 9:58am
Genesia |
dodger said:
Strawberrylova123 said:
How is schoolyard inappropriate when he was 16 and she was 14 in the song! That is a two year age difference!
So it’s appropriate to sing about a 14 year old like that
Have you listened to Prince? Do you understand the concept of a reminiscence?
And for every Schoolyard, there's a Young and Beautiful.
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Reply #44 posted 02/26/19 11:05am
dodger |
Genesia said:
dodger said: Strawberrylova123 said:
How is schoolyard inappropriate when he was 16 and she was 14 in the song! That is a two year age difference! So it’s appropriate to sing about a 14 year old like that
Have you listened to Prince? Do you understand the concept of a reminiscence?
And for every Schoolyard, there's a Young and Beautiful.
Yes to both. You are the first reply on this thread saying you find 'this side...to be problematic' so your views can't be much different to mine. . Whether Schoolyard is fiction or reminiscing I'm not keen on the lyric of a 16 year old male explaining how tight a 14 year old girl is. But that's just me |
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Reply #45 posted 02/26/19 11:18am
Mikado
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eh. [Edited 2/26/19 19:55pm]
A certain kind of mellow. |
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Reply #46 posted 02/26/19 1:45pm
Genesia |
dodger said:
Genesia said:
Have you listened to Prince? Do you understand the concept of a reminiscence?
And for every Schoolyard, there's a Young and Beautiful.
Yes to both. You are the first reply on this thread saying you find 'this side...to be problematic' so your views can't be much different to mine. . Whether Schoolyard is fiction or reminiscing I'm not keen on the lyric of a 16 year old male explaining how tight a 14 year old girl is. But that's just me
Good lord. The song was written over 30 years ago and was never released. (Think there was a reason for that?) If someone hadn't stolen it in the first place, we wouldn't even be having this discussion.
The song is a work of fiction. You know...like the entire Purple Rain movie. Are you outraged by Darling Nikki, too? How about Come and Girl - complete with slurping? Lady Cab Driver sounds frighteningly #metoo - or worse. Should we resurrect the PMRC?
Or how about we just be grown-ups and don't listen to things we don't like - especially since the artist is dead and can't reply?
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Reply #47 posted 02/26/19 1:52pm
masaba
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This guy in here really talking about what he's comfortable hearing prince sing about. The man said it himself, "I say anything I want to. Don't fuck with me I'll slap ya."
I'm not with guest censorship shit y'all seem to love these days. [Edited 2/26/19 13:52pm]
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Reply #48 posted 02/26/19 2:28pm
dodger |
Genesia said:
dodger said: Genesia said:
Have you listened to Prince? Do you understand the concept of a reminiscence?
And for every Schoolyard, there's a Young and Beautiful.
Yes to both. You are the first reply on this thread saying you find 'this side...to be problematic' so your views can't be much different to mine. . Whether Schoolyard is fiction or reminiscing I'm not keen on the lyric of a 16 year old male explaining how tight a 14 year old girl is. But that's just me
Good lord. The song was written over 30 years ago and was never released. (Think there was a reason for that?) If someone hadn't stolen it in the first place, we wouldn't even be having this discussion.
The song is a work of fiction. You know...like the entire Purple Rain movie. Are you outraged by Darling Nikki, too? How about Come and Girl - complete with slurping? Lady Cab Driver sounds frighteningly #metoo - or worse. Should we resurrect the PMRC?
Or how about we just be grown-ups and don't listen to things we don't like - especially since the artist is dead and can't reply?
@ outraged The rest of it lost me. |
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Reply #49 posted 02/26/19 9:46pm
tump |
Only a writer with a quota to fill can spew so much meaningless garbage. |
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Reply #50 posted 02/26/19 9:56pm
TrivialPursuit
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tump said:
Only a writer with a quota to fill can spew so much meaningless garbage.
His quota is a constant attempt to appear edgy or relevant. He's failed miserably on both fronts.
Sorry, it's the Hodgkin's talking. |
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