- This song is a lot better than we remembered.
- But did it really need a video?
- The concept of not just SWIRLING on your babe, but SWIRLING-SWIRLING on your babe, is totally hilarious. Does this involve circular diving? Rotating like a spinning top? Slow, sensuous grinding? Cylindrical body sculpture? Pouring oneself languidly in a round motion?
- Obviously Beyoncé is still good to very not terrible at dancing.
- How does this all fit into Bee's feminist mantra? Is she attempting to point out that women can be world-running forces of nature but also take time our of their busy independent lady schedule to also cater to their men with a slow, sexy dance that they've clearly rehearsed at length and hired backing dancers for?
- Have we thought about this too much?
- Is this sort of "do a lapdance for your man even if it makes you uncomfortable because otherwise he WILL go to a stripclub and leave you at home crying in the kitchen" attitude and advice at ALL helpful?
- Or are we misinterpreting?
- Does it even matter?
- Question: tell me what you think about me.
- (That's not a question).
- Oh well.
27.11.11
Some Advice from Bee
We couldn't really concentrate on this - not for long anyway - because as soon as Beyoncé encouraged us to follow her lead by "swirling on you, babe, swirling-swirling on you, babe" in order to get our man aroused, we realised several things:
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