Thanks to Mr. 2Punk4U's blog, I heard a sneak peek of Janet Jackson's new alum. The track that caught my attention was So Much Betta, track #15. (You can hear it here.) It is a little bit of a Daft Punk rip-off, but a fun diddy, nonetheless. The lyric repeated, over and over, is, "tired of being number two." I know the song is meant to be sexy, or whatever (Ms. Jackson If You're nasty has been all sex for the last few albums), but all I can do is giggle when I hear the refrain.
Monday, February 25
WHO DOES NUMBER TWO WORK FOR?
Thanks to Mr. 2Punk4U's blog, I heard a sneak peek of Janet Jackson's new alum. The track that caught my attention was So Much Betta, track #15. (You can hear it here.) It is a little bit of a Daft Punk rip-off, but a fun diddy, nonetheless. The lyric repeated, over and over, is, "tired of being number two." I know the song is meant to be sexy, or whatever (Ms. Jackson If You're nasty has been all sex for the last few albums), but all I can do is giggle when I hear the refrain.
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So who DOES number two work for?
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