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* BerserkButton: In "Swap Meet Louie," he snaps, understandably, when he finds that people are selling
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* BerserkButton: In "Swap Meet Louie," he snaps, understandably, when he finds that people are selling bootlegged music amidst all the {{Shoddy Knock Off Product}}s.
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* BerserkButton: In "Swap Meet Louie," he snaps, understandably, when he finds that people are selling
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* MaleGaze: "Baby Got Back". Even the Trope Image explains the content of the song.
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Anthony Ray (1963-), better known by his stage name Sir Mix-A-Lot, is most famous for the OneHitWonder song "Baby Got Back". He's also a record producer, and has done a number of other songs. He's notable because, unlike most other rappers from the era, he's not associated with the violence that often plagues gangster rappers.
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Anthony Ray (1963-), better known by his stage name Sir Mix-A-Lot, '''Sir Mix-a-Lot''', is most famous for the OneHitWonder song "Baby Got Back". He's also a record producer, and has done a number of other songs. He's notable because, unlike most other rappers from the era, he's not associated with the violence that often plagues gangster rappers.
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-->"I'm the man they love to hate, the [[Series/{{Dallas}} J.R. Ewing]] of Seattle"
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-->"I'm the man they [[LoveToHate love to hate, hate]], the [[Series/{{Dallas}} J.R. Ewing]] of Seattle"
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*** Also from "Posse on Broadway"
-->"I'm the man they love to hate, the [[Series/{{Dallas}} J.R. Ewing]] of Seattle"
-->"I'm the man they love to hate, the [[Series/{{Dallas}} J.R. Ewing]] of Seattle"
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-->The girlies was too skinny from smokin' all them drugs
-->Cause the rock man got 'em and their butts just dropped
-->The freaks looked depressed 'cause the Benz won't stop
-->The girlies was too skinny from smokin' all them drugs
-->Cause the rock man got 'em and their butts just dropped
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The girlies was too skinny from smokin' all them
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* IntercourseWithYou: "Baby Got Back," "Put 'Em on the Glass," "Ride"
* NiceHat
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-->Her boyfriend's illin', he went to slap her face
-->But my homey P.O.B. cold sprayed the boy with mace
-->Cuz I never liked a punk who beat up on his girl...
-->Skeezer from another hood, she picked it up and kissed it
-->Her boyfriend's illin', he went to slap her face
-->But my homey P.O.B. cold sprayed the boy with mace
-->Cuz I never liked a punk who beat up on his girl...
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* RearrangeTheSong: A reworking of Music/BlackSabbath's "Iron Man" with the band Metal Church.
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* RearrangeTheSong: A reworking of Music/BlackSabbath's "Iron Man" with the band Metal Church.
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* RearrangeTheSong: A reworking of Music/BlackSabbath's "Iron Man" with the band Metal Church.
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* TokenWhite: From "Posse On Broadway": "Larry is the white guy who's lookin' kinda funny / A real estate investor who makes a lot of money."
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* TokenWhite: From "Posse On Broadway": Broadway":
--> "Larry is the white guy who's lookin' kindafunny / funny\\
A real estate investor who makes a lot of money."
--> "Larry is the white guy who's lookin' kinda
A real estate investor who makes a lot of money."
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-->The freaks looked depressed 'cause the Benz won't stop--
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-->Cause the rock man got 'em and their butts just dropped--
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-->Wheelin' 23rd we saw nuthin' but thugs--
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He also was the narrator in the very short-lived ''The Watcher'', a show in {{UPN}}'s inaugural season.
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He also was the narrator in the very short-lived ''The Watcher'', a show in {{UPN}}'s Creator/{{UPN}}'s inaugural season.
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* DanceSensation: "Square Dance Rap"
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* ProtestSong: "National Anthem"
** DirtyCop: "One Time's Got No Case"
** DirtyCop: "One Time's Got No Case"
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* CoolCar: The Mercedes-Benz in "Posse on Broadway"
* DrugsAreBad: From "Posse on Broadway":
-->Wheelin' 23rd we saw nuthin' but thugs--
-->The girlies was too skinny from smokin' all them drugs--
-->Cause the rock man got 'em and their butts just dropped--
-->The freaks looked depressed 'cause the Benz won't stop--
* DrugsAreBad: From "Posse on Broadway":
-->Wheelin' 23rd we saw nuthin' but thugs--
-->The girlies was too skinny from smokin' all them drugs--
-->Cause the rock man got 'em and their butts just dropped--
-->The freaks looked depressed 'cause the Benz won't stop--
* UsefulNotes/{{Seattle}}: His hometown. He regularly references it.
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** "I ain't talkin' bout {{Playboy}}, cuz silicone parts are made for toys."
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** "I ain't talkin' bout {{Playboy}}, ''Magazine/{{Playboy}}'', cuz silicone parts are made for toys."
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** "So [[Magazine/{{Cosmopolitan}} Cosmo]] says you're fat, well I ain't down with that."
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** "So [[Magazine/{{Cosmopolitan}} Cosmo]] ''Cosmo''[[note]]''[=Cosmopolitan Magazine=]''[[/note]] says you're fat, well I ain't down with that."
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* LargeHam: "Baby Got Back" is very over-the-top
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* LargeHam: "Baby Got Back" is very over-the-topover-the-top.
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For such a popular song, "Baby Got Back" is actually rather divisive. Fair or not, to many, he's become a symbol of what's wrong with rap music,. This includes the misogyny (it's still debated whether the song's point is "women are objects" or "I'm just celebrating my {{Fetish}}"... [[TakeAThirdOption or both]]), along the [[EverythingsSparklyWithJewelry bling]] and [[PrettyInMink fur coats]]. On the other hand, fans note just how [[MemeticMutation quotable]] this song is, and even the detractors partially acknowledge that part of the song's appeal is its humor. Additionally, "Baby Got Back" [[AlternateCharacterInterpretation has even been interpreted]] by [[http://www.racialicious.com/2009/07/09/black-booty-body-politics/ at least one (black) feminist]] as a celebration of women's bodies and an attack on the prevailing beauty standards of the day.
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Skeezer from another hood, she picked it up and kissed it\
Her boyfriend's illin', he went to slap her face\
But my homey P.O.B. cold sprayed the boy with mace\
Cuz I never liked a punk who beat up on his girl...
Skeezer from another hood, she picked it up and kissed it\
Her boyfriend's illin', he went to slap her face\
But my homey P.O.B. cold sprayed the boy with mace\
Cuz I never liked a punk who beat up on his girl...
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* OldSchoolChivalry: From "Posse On Broadway":
-->Kid Sensation dropped a twenty, and didn't even miss it\
Skeezer from another hood, she picked it up and kissed it\
Her boyfriend's illin', he went to slap her face\
But my homey P.O.B. cold sprayed the boy with mace\
Cuz I never liked a punk who beat up on his girl...
-->Kid Sensation dropped a twenty, and didn't even miss it\
Skeezer from another hood, she picked it up and kissed it\
Her boyfriend's illin', he went to slap her face\
But my homey P.O.B. cold sprayed the boy with mace\
Cuz I never liked a punk who beat up on his girl...
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* TokenWhite: From "Posse On Broadway": "Larry is the white guy who's lookin' kinda funny / A real estate investor who makes a lot of money."
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** "Baby Got Back", a nod to Florence Griffith-Joyner.
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** In "Baby Got Back", a nod to Florence Griffith-Joyner.
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* ShoutOut: Aside from the usual status symbols...
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* OneHitWonderOneHitWonder: "Baby Got Back" topped the Billboard charts and made him a household name, but he also had a couple underground hits before that: "Posse On Broadway" and "My Hooptie".
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** In "Posse On Broadway" the crew ends up at Dick's, a legendary Seattle burger joint. (The Taco Bell was closed.)
** "Baby Got Back", a nod to Florence Griffith-Joyner.
** Jergens is namechecked in "Put 'Em On The Glass".
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** In "Posse On Broadway" the crew ends up at Dick's, a legendary Seattle burger joint. (The Taco Bell was closed.)
** "Baby Got Back", a nod to Florence Griffith-Joyner.
** Jergens is namechecked in "Put 'Em On The Glass".
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* TakeThat: Many in "Baby Got Back":
** "I ain't talkin' bout {{Playboy}}, cuz silicone parts are made for toys."
** "[[JaneFonda Fonda]] ain't got a motor in the back of her [[UnusualEuphemism Honda]]."
** "So [[Magazine/{{Cosmopolitan}} Cosmo]] says you're fat, well I ain't down with that."
** "I ain't talkin' bout {{Playboy}}, cuz silicone parts are made for toys."
** "[[JaneFonda Fonda]] ain't got a motor in the back of her [[UnusualEuphemism Honda]]."
** "So [[Magazine/{{Cosmopolitan}} Cosmo]] says you're fat, well I ain't down with that."
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* KingKongClimb: The ''Swass'' album cover shows Mix-A-Lot and two of his posse as giants perched atop Seattle buildings.
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* TheAllegedCar: "My Hooptie" from ''Seminar''.
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Anthony Ray (1963-), better known by his stage name Sir Mix-A-Lot, is most famous for the OneHitWonder song "Baby Got Back". He's also a record producer, and has done a number of other songs.
Fair or not, to many he's become a symbol of what's wrong with rap music, with the misogyny (it's still debated whether the song's point is "women are objects" or "I'm just celebrating my {{Fetish}}"... [[TakeAThirdOption or both]]), along the [[EverythingsSparklyWithJewelry bling]] and [[PrettyInMink fur coats]]. The song [[AlternateCharacterInterpretation has even been interpreted]] by [[http://www.racialicious.com/2009/07/09/black-booty-body-politics/ at least one (black) feminist]] as a celebration of women's bodies and an attack on the prevailing beauty standards of the day, and he's not associated with the violence that often plagues gangster rappers.
Fair or not, to many he's become a symbol of what's wrong with rap music, with the misogyny (it's still debated whether the song's point is "women are objects" or "I'm just celebrating my {{Fetish}}"... [[TakeAThirdOption or both]]), along the [[EverythingsSparklyWithJewelry bling]] and [[PrettyInMink fur coats]]. The song [[AlternateCharacterInterpretation has even been interpreted]] by [[http://www.racialicious.com/2009/07/09/black-booty-body-politics/ at least one (black) feminist]] as a celebration of women's bodies and an attack on the prevailing beauty standards of the day, and he's not associated with the violence that often plagues gangster rappers.
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Anthony Ray (1963-), better known by his stage name Sir Mix-A-Lot, is most famous for the OneHitWonder song "Baby Got Back". He's also a record producer, and has done a number of other songs.
songs. He's notable because, unlike most other rappers from the era, he's not associated with the violence that often plagues gangster rappers.
For such a popular song, "Baby Got Back" is actually rather divisive. Fair or not, tomany many, he's become a symbol of what's wrong with rap music, with music,. This includes the misogyny (it's still debated whether the song's point is "women are objects" or "I'm just celebrating my {{Fetish}}"... [[TakeAThirdOption or both]]), along the [[EverythingsSparklyWithJewelry bling]] and [[PrettyInMink fur coats]]. The On the other hand, fans note just how [[MemeticMutation quotable]] this song is, and even the detractors partially acknowledge that part of the song's appeal is its humor. Additionally, "Baby Got Back" [[AlternateCharacterInterpretation has even been interpreted]] by [[http://www.racialicious.com/2009/07/09/black-booty-body-politics/ at least one (black) feminist]] as a celebration of women's bodies and an attack on the prevailing beauty standards of the day, and he's not associated with the violence that often plagues gangster rappers.
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Anthony Ray (1963-), better known by his stage name Sir Mix-A-Lot, is most famous for the OneHitWonder song "Baby Got Back". He's also a record producer, and has done a number of other songs.
Fair or not, to many he's become a symbol of what's wrong with rap music, with the misogyny (it's still debated whether the song's point is "women are objects" or "I'm just celebrating my {{Fetish}}"... [[TakeAThirdOption or both]]), along the [[EverythingsSparklyWithJewelry bling]] and [[PrettyInMink fur coats]]. The song [[AlternateCharacterInterpretation has even been interpreted]] by [[http://www.racialicious.com/2009/07/09/black-booty-body-politics/ at least one (black) feminist]] as a celebration of women's bodies and an attack on the prevailing beauty standards of the day, and he's not associated with the violence that often plagues gangster rappers.
He also was the narrator in the very short-lived ''The Watcher'', a show in {{UPN}}'s inaugural season.
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Anthony Ray (1963-), better known by his stage name Sir Mix-A-Lot, is most famous for the OneHitWonder song "Baby Got Back". He's also a record producer, and has done a number of other songs.
Fair or not, to many he's become a symbol of what's wrong with rap music, with the misogyny (it's still debated whether the song's point is "women are objects" or "I'm just celebrating my {{Fetish}}"... [[TakeAThirdOption or both]]), along the [[EverythingsSparklyWithJewelry bling]] and [[PrettyInMink fur coats]]. The song [[AlternateCharacterInterpretation has even been interpreted]] by [[http://www.racialicious.com/2009/07/09/black-booty-body-politics/ at least one (black) feminist]] as a celebration of women's bodies and an attack on the prevailing beauty standards of the day, and he's not associated with the violence that often plagues gangster rappers.
He also was the narrator in the very short-lived ''The Watcher'', a show in {{UPN}}'s inaugural season.
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