http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E0CazRHB0so
Glad to see the return of Lily Allen after her 4 year absence since her last album. And in a very typical funny, biting Lily Allen sort of fashion who from her first album has been attacking the world of typical pop music and pop stars. And to those who may not be exposed to her, yes the autotune is part of the joke. She actually knows how to sing. It's not as good of a song as some of her past work but like what she is doing with it, it's classic Lily Allen in that way. Lyrically its as fantastic as she always is.
http://www.slate.com/blogs/browbeat..._and_miley_cyrus_video.html?wpisrc=burger_barWhat follows is an indictment of pop culture, with blatant shots taken at Robin Thicke’s endlessly controversial video for “Blurred Lines” (giant balloons spell out “Lily Allen Has a Baggy Pussy”and the whipping girl du jour, Miley Cyrus. Like the former Hannah Montana, Allen emulates the excesses of certain hip-hop videos by parading around a host of well-endowed black women who twerk and jiggle their assets with wild abandon.
But unlike Cyrus, Allen is clearly in on the misappropriation: We see her manager (an old white guy) awkwardly demonstrating exactly how he wants Allen and her backup dancers to jiggle said assets. And meanwhile, she sings, “Don’t you want to have somebody who objectifies you/ Have you thought about your butt, who’s gonna tear it in two?”
There’s nothing subtle about “Hard Out Here,” but then subtlety isn’t necessarily called for when addressing the musical sins of Thicke, Cyrus, Rihanna, or any number of other musical acts on the pop scene. Allen’s return feels like a welcome antidote to much of what’s out there.
Glad to see the return of Lily Allen after her 4 year absence since her last album. And in a very typical funny, biting Lily Allen sort of fashion who from her first album has been attacking the world of typical pop music and pop stars. And to those who may not be exposed to her, yes the autotune is part of the joke. She actually knows how to sing. It's not as good of a song as some of her past work but like what she is doing with it, it's classic Lily Allen in that way. Lyrically its as fantastic as she always is.