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Originally Posted by vermicious knid
I don't think his analysis of "Sugar Daddy" is correct at all, and "Oh Daddy" is not filler. He sounds like a real obnoxious a-hole.
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Yeah, his reading of Sugar Daddy is oddly off point. The lyrics he cites are actually MORE subversive than he assumes, insofar as it's a woman's work fantasy, to escape the drudgery with a little help--but without putting out in return. That sugar daddy can spoil her with goodies and cash if he so chooses (the voice of this song KNOWS she's worth it!) but he'll never get her on her back...