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Nicki Minaj – Pound The Alarm – Conscious Remake

Everything Is A Remix: Part 3

Everything Is A Remix: Part 2

Pure genius, one of a kind, like no other…  think again. 😛

WBC Remix

Amanda Palmer & The Young Punx With Peaches – Map Of Tasmania

Here’s a definite break from the norm.  I ran into this while link hopping on YouTube.  I liked it and I thought you might too.

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A Brief History Of Women Shaving

1915: Most men are already shaving.  Razor companies go in search of new customers.  Women are targeted using advertisements of women in sleeveless dresses, with raised arm revealing shaved armpits.  Suddenly, to be sexy, or even classy, armpit hair on a woman was unacceptable.  Razor companies get richer and women’s self esteem takes a hit.

1930’s-1940’s: Dress lengths got shorter and shorter.  Pin-up models became more popular, including prestigious murals on the sides of WWII aircraft.  The expectations of hairless legs was in full swing by the early to mid 40’s.  Razor companies continue to get richer as more and more women buy into the idea of shaving.

1980’s-1990’s: Pornographic movies go mainstream with the advent of the VCR (Video Cassette Recorder).  Pubic hair gets shorter, begins to shrink and before long is gone altogether.  Never before, nor more directly, has sex sold an idea.  Women’s shaving products get boosted to a whole new level.  The rich razor companies get richer.  The poor women are left to contend with cuts, razor burn, itchy/irritating stubble, ingrown hairs and humiliation if they don’t live up to these new standards imposed by society.  Next stop—WAXING!?!?

I like that line in the song “if it get too bushy, you can trim”.  😉  Love yourself, ladies’, just as nature intended.

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“Map Of Tasmania” Lyrics

(Oh my God – again)
They don’t play the song on the radio
(Oh my God – again)
They don’t play the song on the radio
(Oh my God – again)

They don’t play the song on the radio
They don’t show the tits on the video
They don’t know that we are the media
They don’t know that we start the mania
Your eyes don’t want to see what I’m making you
Your ass is off its seat and I’m shaking you
Walking down the street I’m the lady – ah –
Showing off my map of Tasmania

(Oh my God – again)
(Oh my God – again)

Soft and sweet and shaped like a triangle
Some girls want no shape and they shave it all
That’s so whack, it hurts with the stubble
Walking ’round and look like an eight-year-old
Soft and sweet and shaped like a triangle
Some girls want no shape and they shave it all
That’s so whack, it hurts with the stubble
Walking ’round and look like an eight-year-old

I say grow that sh*t like a jungle
Give ’em something strong to hold onto
Let it fly in the open wind
If it get too bushy, you can trim

They don’t play the song on the radio
They don’t show the tits on the video
They don’t know that we are the media
They don’t know that we start the mania
You eyes don’t want to see what I’m making you
Your ass is off its seat and I’m shaking you
Walking down the street I’m the lady – ah –
Showing off my map of Tasmania

My map is symbolic
It get drunk a lot
Hey, does that make it an alcoholic?
Call it M.O.T. for short
Let’s take this bottomless case straight to the court
Freedom down there, i swear, do you see me smirkin’?
Do you see me wearing a merkin ?
Get in the formation let start
Triangle jerkin’
Triangle jerkin’

(Oh my God – again)
Showing off my map of Tasmania
(Oh my God – again)
Showing off my map of Tasmania
(Oh my God – again)
Showing off my map of Tasmania
(Oh my God – again)
Showing off my map of Tasmania

(Oh my God – again)
(Oh my God – again)
Showing off my map of Tasmania

Everything Is A Remix: Part 1

Pure genius, one of a kind, like no other…  think again. 😛

RiP: A Remix Manifesto (Full Film)

Immerse yourself in the energetic, innovative and potentially illegal world of mash-up media with RiP: A Remix Manifesto. Let web activist Brett Gaylor and musician Greg Gillis, better known as Girl Talk, serve as your digital tour guides on a probing investigation into how culture builds upon culture in the information age.

Biomedical engineer turned live-performance sensation Girl Talk, has received immense commercial and critical success for his mind-blowing sample-based music. Utilizing technical expertise and a ferocious creative streak, Girl Talk repositions popular music to create a wild and edgy dialogue between artists from all genres and eras. But are his practices legal? Do his methods of frenetic appropriation embrace collaboration in its purest sense? Or are they infractions of creative integrity and violations of copyright?

This documentary is released under Creative Commons Attribution — Noncommercial 3.0 Unported license.

The Great Dictator (Remix)

Possibly the most inspiring speech you will ever hear. Performed by the late Charlie Chaplin in the film, “The Great Dictator”, which was released in October of 1940. This message rings as true today as it did then.

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