Brown Sugar (Rolling Stones) Cancelled:

Well...Betting "Some Girls" isn't on the play list either.
 
That's hysterical.
The movie "Brown Sugar" is popular in HBOMax this month.

I guess this will sin be the only t-shirt allowed.
But the other one is better.
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But I thought it was a compliment that brown sugar you taste so good 🤣
 
Brown sugar is about the horrors of slavery and the raping of slaves?????

Jesus, I must be retarded. I’m usually pretty good with lyrics and hidden meanings but I didn’t see this one coming.


Before anyone explains it to me this was sarcasm.
 
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One of my hi skool buddies had a cover band that I used to roadie for occassionaly. They did a tight version of Brown Sugar that always brought the house down. I'm sure he will get a big laugh out of this.
 
Chdamn said:
Brown sugar is about the horrors of slavery and the raping of slaves?????

Jesus, I must be retarded. I’m usually pretty good with lyrics and hidden meanings but I didn’t see this one coming.


Before anyone explains it to me this was sarcasm.
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...awww, c'mon, I want to hear the explanations!
 
Chdamn said:
Brown sugar is about the horrors of slavery and the raping of slaves?????

Jesus, I must be retarded. I’m usually pretty good with lyrics and hidden meanings but I didn’t see this one coming.


Before anyone explains it to me this was sarcasm.
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With this in mind, I have to say this was in the playlist for just about every highschool dance I ever attended in the 90's.
 
12151791 said:
Ok with rap songs about shooting, selling drugs to kids, pimping bitches, and scream every racial word in the book.
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Yeah…that don’t count nor is it “offensive”, but let “another” entertainer sing the same lyrics and see what happens.

There are two sets of “rules” and it is bullsh*t.
 
I experienced a Rolling Stones concert for the first time in my life last Saturday (10-9-21) in Nashville, watching their Nissan Stadium show from the Shelby Street Pedestrian Bridge. I did not even notice that their show (that ran a little over two hours) did not include Brown Sugar (or Some Girls for that matter). I'm not a big Stones fan (too garage-band chaotic sounding for my taste, I like slick and fat) but it was an impressive high-energy show and they did themselves proud for any band, much less a bunch of OLD codgers. The fireworks were great too. The whole thing was a lot fun-er than I would have predicted. Might be the end of an era, too so I'm glad I was there. Whoo-hoo. Makes up a little bit for me turning down a free ticket to go see an Elvis concert at the Charlotte Colosseum when I was in Junior High. Still kick myself over that one.
 
Aardvark said:
I experienced a Rolling Stones concert for the first time in my life last Saturday (10-9-21) in Nashville, watching their Nissan Stadium show from the Shelby Street Pedestrian Bridge. I did not even notice that their show (that ran a little over two hours) did not include Brown Sugar (or Some Girls for that matter). I'm not a big Stones fan (too garage-band chaotic sounding for my taste, I like slick and fat) but it was an impressive high-energy show and they did themselves proud for any band, much less a bunch of OLD codgers. The fireworks were great too. The whole thing was a lot fun-er than I would have predicted. Might be the end of an era, too so I'm glad I was there. Whoo-hoo. Makes up a little bit for me turning down a free ticket to go see an Elvis concert at the Charlotte Colosseum when I was in Junior High. Still kick myself over that one.
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I know what you mean. I saw the Eagles in ~1995 following a 14 year hiatus that led everyone to believe they were all done. That was an amazing concert. Each of the guys played a hit or two of their own stuff from their independant carreers mixed in with a number of the Eagles hits and ending the set with Hotel California.

I also saw Stevie Ray Vaughan play his last song, Sweet Home Chicago, at Alpine Valley in Wisconsin back in 1990. He shared the stage with Eric Clapton, Buddy Guy, his brother Jimmie Vaughan and Robert Cray and played with them for 16 minutes. Epic.
 
fishgutzy said:
That's hysterical.
The movie "Brown Sugar" is popular in HBOMax this month.

I guess this will sin be the only t-shirt allowed.
But the other one is better.
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Why's it gotta be white on black, man?
 
Dale Gribble said:
There are two sets of “rules” and it is bullsh*t.
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The Rules makers have No rules.....Peaky Blinders
Windini said:
hey! That history ain't gonna rewrite itself, y'know.
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No shortages of Jack Asses to help it along..
SurfcasterPE said:
Took 50 years for someone to get offended.
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Aardvark said:
everyone that's offended is offended on someone else's behalf.
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Schattenreiter said:
Those with a right to be offended generally aren't and those who are have no skin in the game so to speak.
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Just because you are Offended..Doesn't Make You Right.......Battery Oaks Rule # 73a addendum 9 verse 16
 
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With this in mind, I have to say this was in the playlist for just about every highschool dance I ever attended in the 90's.
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Well yeah. It’s a solid tune. I never cared what it was about. I’d still belt those funky lyrics at the top of my lungs today while shaking my ass on the dance floor.
 
I had to look up the lyrics. Sure can’t understand them when Mick sings them, other than the chorus. I always assumed it was just about a brown skinned groupie who was a good time.
 
Think we should tell these people about David Alan Coe?
 
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Chdamn said:
Well yeah. It’s a solid tune. I never cared what it was about. I’d still belt those funky lyrics at the top of my lungs today while shaking my ass on the dance floor.
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To a lot of people, these things are just another catchy song/tune.

And often times people don't get the same meaning that the artist wrote it for in the first place.
 
Aardvark said:
I always thought it was a celebration of black women being a fine lay. A search online said "most" people thought it was about drugs. Oh well.
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I had always heard it was about heroin, but I took it the same way you did.
 
I guess Genisis's "Illegal Alien" is next.

 
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