This might be the weirdest thing I have ever seen.
My initial response was, “I wanted to like that. But I think it just made me really uncomfortable.” Then I decided to watch it again. Why? I don’t know. Do you ever pass by a really bad traffic accident and then decide to go back and have another look? Me either. And yet I did here. I can’t explain myself.
On second viewing, I thought maybe I did like it. Because it is just that bad. It’s really bad. On the other hand, it is also awesome. How can I reconcile these two facts? I should watch it again. And yet, I should not. I should let the thing die. I should not post it on my blog. So why is it here?
I think that maybe, rather than being like watching a bad traffic accident, it is like pressing on a bruise to convince myself that it doesn’t hurt that much. See, I’m pressing on it and it doesn’t hurt that much. Except that it does. It hurts worse. But then I start to think I like to hurt. That’s what this video is like.
HT: Mormon Mommy Wars. Thanks for nothing, ladies.
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April 11, 2008 at 11:27 am
bythelbs
That was interesting. Kind of an eclectic group of women there. I rather enjoyed the front man (woman), but someone should tell the Mrs. Costanza wannabe on the left to wear something less green in front of the green screen next time—she was quite transparent a good part of the time. The gal on the right obviously wasn’t that into it—she hardly had any camera time.
I actually rather enjoyed it as a one-time only. I don’t think I’ll be pushing on the bruise this time. Maybe. Is it awesome? Is it bad? Is it awesomely bad? It’s somethin’.
April 13, 2008 at 6:44 am
jo
I can’t really pinpoint what is the most horrifying thing about this - the song itself, the singing, or the fact that one woman’s pants occasionaly become invisible.