Alanis Morrisette cover of Fergie’s “My Humps” says something about American culture, I think

You Tube ^ | 4/4/7

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It's a seriocomedic commentary on the vatuousness and vulgar excesses of American popular culture. Watch it and see for yourself:

My Humps

[proud American in Canada]

LOL! That video is funny. Thanks for posting it.

[DenverGal]

She has always been a free spirit

[Wormwood]

Stolen from the YouTube comments:

"She finally understands irony!"

[Triggerhippie]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wkmDYPy1EOg

If you have to watch the original video, here is the way to do it...

[ltc8k6]

A devastating and deserved shot at Fergie and the plethora of no-talent “stars” being pawned off on the world.

Typical Alanis, imo.

I want to see a rendition of London Bridge next.

[Wormwood]

I want to see a rendition of London Bridge next.

I'd prefer Leonard Cohen doing Sexyback

[Dooderbutt]

Pinging for at home look-see...

[GraniteStateConservative]

She's a singer, and at age 12, was a star on the great 80s children's program You Can't Do That on Television.

You forgot to mention that Fergie Ferg was little Stacy Ferguson on Kids, Incorporated-- making this parody by Alanis even more perfect.

[incredulous joe]

“Don’t feel bad, I made up an entirely new word when I meant to write vacuousness.”

You make good word.

You make good post.

Alanis not make good hump video.

She make very bad.

You good.

Alanis NOT good!!

;0)

[60Gunner]

I have no idea, but she’s hot.

Sure, if you have a thing for loudmouthed, uncouth, profane, bitter, malnourished hags who would not spit on you if you were on fire- and who would probably soak you in kerosene and throw the match to begin with. Morrissette is a boring, ill-tempered creature.

Give me a joyful, emotionally-mature woman of noble character and natural charm any day. (And, what do you know... those wonderful attributes are found in abundance in my bride of 18 years. Hooray for me!)

[Paine in the Neck]

I thought it a good cross between fatuous and vacuous. Both apply.

[ThisLittleLightofMine]

I have found respect for Alanis (although she is still a flaming liberal-Canadian).

I recently explored the lyrics for this oh so popular group....they are filthy. I think it says volumes about American parents allowing their children to listen to these no talent “sex sells” groups.

[Major Matt Mason]

Should read, "Alanis Morrisette cover of Fergie’s “My Humps” says something about hip-hop culture, I think". Mind you, Alanis is a flaming lib, but even a broken clock is right twice a day.

[This Just In]

White Lighting- George Jones
I Never Go Around Mirrors- Keith Whitley
In These Last Few Days- Vince Gill
Michel Angelo- Emmylou Harris
Red Dirt Girl- Emmylou Harris
Wichita Lineman- Glen Campbell
Anything by Alison Krauss and Union Station

The songs you listed are pop country. No steak and potatoes. Just Stavia sprinkled on grape fruit.

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Thanks, you’re right! I’ll claim I wrote it on purpose!

[Charlespg]

My ears dammit

[This Just In]

I’m So Lonesome I Could Cry- Hank Williams
Cold, Cold Heart- Hank Williams

Can’t list classics without included Hank.

[rabidralph]

Here's another version.

[qam1]

Gen-X ping, yo...

I'm kind of scratching my head on this one, I don't get it but I guess why not

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[Huntress]

I haven’t heard lyrics so profound since the heyday of the Spice Girls.