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** He also disowned his RapRock cover of "Iron Man," saying it was [[FollowTheLeader a weak rip off]] of Music/RunDMC's cover of [[Music/{{Aerosmith}} "Walk This Way"]], as well as "Put 'Em On The Glass" for essentially being "Baby Got Back," only twice as vulgar.
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** He also disowned his RapRock RapMetal cover of "Iron Man," saying it was [[FollowTheLeader a weak rip off]] of Music/RunDMC's cover of [[Music/{{Aerosmith}} "Walk This Way"]], as well as "Put 'Em On The Glass" for essentially being "Baby Got Back," only twice as vulgar.
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* CreatorBacklash: He disowned his RapRock cover of "Iron Man," saying it was [[FollowTheLeader a weak rip off]] of Music/RunDMC's cover of [[Music/{{Aerosmith}} "Walk This Way"]], as well as "Put 'Em On The Glass" for essentially being "Baby Got Back," only twice as vulgar.
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* CreatorBacklash: CreatorBacklash:
** Sir Mix-a-Lot has admitted to being incredibly annoyed by "Baby Got Back", as he has re-written it at least 3 times for different shows and has virtually eclipsed the rest of his career. He has since embraced the song's ubiquity, probably because [[MoneyDearBoy it still makes him a lot of money.]] However, he's also had great fun lampooning it—for example, appearing on Radio/WaitWaitDontTellMe and trading jokes with host Peter Sagal in 2010 (in relation to a bit about pre-crash Washington Mutual bankers performing "Baby Got Bucks").
** He also disowned his RapRock cover of "Iron Man," saying it was [[FollowTheLeader a weak rip off]] of Music/RunDMC's cover of [[Music/{{Aerosmith}} "Walk This Way"]], as well as "Put 'Em On The Glass" for essentially being "Baby Got Back," only twice as vulgar.
** Sir Mix-a-Lot has admitted to being incredibly annoyed by "Baby Got Back", as he has re-written it at least 3 times for different shows and has virtually eclipsed the rest of his career. He has since embraced the song's ubiquity, probably because [[MoneyDearBoy it still makes him a lot of money.]] However, he's also had great fun lampooning it—for example, appearing on Radio/WaitWaitDontTellMe and trading jokes with host Peter Sagal in 2010 (in relation to a bit about pre-crash Washington Mutual bankers performing "Baby Got Bucks").
** He also disowned his RapRock cover of "Iron Man," saying it was [[FollowTheLeader a weak rip off]] of Music/RunDMC's cover of [[Music/{{Aerosmith}} "Walk This Way"]], as well as "Put 'Em On The Glass" for essentially being "Baby Got Back," only twice as vulgar.
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* CreatorBacklash: He disowned his RapRock cover of "Iron Man," saying it was [[FollowTheLeader a weak rip off]] of Music/RunDMC's cover of [[Music/{{Aerosmith}} "Walk This Way"]], as well as "Put 'Em On The Glass" for essentially being "Baby Got Back," only [[UpToEleven twice as vulgar]].
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* CreatorBacklash: He disowned his RapRock cover of "Iron Man," saying it was [[FollowTheLeader a weak rip off]] of Music/RunDMC's cover of [[Music/{{Aerosmith}} "Walk This Way"]], as well as "Put 'Em On The Glass" for essentially being "Baby Got Back," only [[UpToEleven twice as vulgar]].vulgar.
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* BabyNameTrendKiller: "Baby Got Back" is often held as the point of origin for "Becky" as a slang term for a narrow-minded and casually racist white woman. While Becky (and its full form, Rebecca) had been declining from the peaks of their popularity at that point, by the mid-'90s Becky had fallen out of the top one thousand girls' names even as Rebecca remained modestly popular. Notably, nowadays younger Rebeccas are more likely to abbreviate their name to "Becca" than "Becky".
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* OneHitWonder: "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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* OneHitWonder: "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".Hooptie".
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* CreatorBacklash
** He disowned his RapRock cover of "Iron Man," saying it was [[FollowTheLeader a weak rip off]] of Music/RunDMC's cover of [[Music/{{Aerosmith}} "Walk This Way"]], as well as "Put 'Em On The Glass" for essentially being "Baby Got Back," only [[UpToEleven twice as vulgar]].
** Averted, however, with the song that made him famous. While he's made cracks about how ridiculous it is, he's quick to mention that "[[MoneyDearBoy It made me a lot of money]], and it ''still'' makes me a lot of money."
** He disowned his RapRock cover of "Iron Man," saying it was [[FollowTheLeader a weak rip off]] of Music/RunDMC's cover of [[Music/{{Aerosmith}} "Walk This Way"]], as well as "Put 'Em On The Glass" for essentially being "Baby Got Back," only [[UpToEleven twice as vulgar]].
** Averted, however, with the song that made him famous. While he's made cracks about how ridiculous it is, he's quick to mention that "[[MoneyDearBoy It made me a lot of money]], and it ''still'' makes me a lot of money."
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* CreatorBacklash
**CreatorBacklash: He disowned his RapRock cover of "Iron Man," saying it was [[FollowTheLeader a weak rip off]] of Music/RunDMC's cover of [[Music/{{Aerosmith}} "Walk This Way"]], as well as "Put 'Em On The Glass" for essentially being "Baby Got Back," only [[UpToEleven twice as vulgar]].
** Averted, however, with the song that made him famous. While he's made cracks about how ridiculous it is, he's quick to mention that "[[MoneyDearBoy It made me a lot of money]], and it ''still'' makes me a lot of money."vulgar]].
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** Averted, however, with the song that made him famous. While he's made cracks about how ridiculous it is, he's quick to mention that "[[MoneyDearBoy It made me a lot of money]], and it ''still'' makes me a lot of money."
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* HitlessHitAlbum: His first album, ''Swass'', went platinum. This was an impressive achievement, considering that hip-hop was a fairly new genre at the time and Sir-Mix-A-Lot was on an independent label. However, the only song from it to chart on the Billboard Hot 100 was "Posse on Broadway", which peaked at #70. His only hit song was the infamous [[StuffyOldSongsAboutTheButtocks "Baby Got Back"]] from his third album, ''Mack Daddies'', which peaked at #1. As a result, he is commonly remembered as a OneHitWonder.
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* HitlessHitAlbum: His first album, ''Swass'', went platinum. This was an impressive achievement, considering that hip-hop was a fairly new genre at the time and Sir-Mix-A-Lot was on an independent label. However, the only song from it to chart on the Billboard Hot 100 was "Posse on Broadway", which peaked at #70. His only hit song was the infamous [[StuffyOldSongsAboutTheButtocks "Baby Got Back"]] from his third album, ''Mack Daddies'', which peaked at #1. As a result, he is commonly remembered as a OneHitWonder.
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* HitlessHitAlbum: His first album, ''Swass'', went platinum. This was an impressive achievement, considering that hip-hop was a fairly new genre at the time and Sir-Mix-A-Lot was on an independent label. However, the only song from it to chart on the Billboard Hot 100 was "Posse on Broadway", which peaked at #70. His only hit song was the infamous [[StuffyOldSongsAboutTheButtocks "Baby Got Back"]] from his third album, ''Mack Daddies'', which peaked at #1. As a result, he is commonly remembered as a OneHitWonder.
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* CreatorBacklash: He disowned his RapRock cover of "Iron Man," saying it was [[FollowTheLeader a weak rip off]] of Music/RunDMC's cover of [[Music/{{Aerosmith}} "Walk This Way"]], as well as "Put 'Em On The Glass" for essentially being "Baby Got Back," only [[UpToEleven twice as vulgar]].
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* CreatorBacklash: CreatorBacklash
** He disowned his RapRock cover of "Iron Man," saying it was [[FollowTheLeader a weak rip off]] of Music/RunDMC's cover of [[Music/{{Aerosmith}} "Walk This Way"]], as well as "Put 'Em On The Glass" for essentially being "Baby Got Back," only [[UpToEleven twice asvulgar]].vulgar]].
** Averted, however, with the song that made him famous. While he's made cracks about how ridiculous it is, he's quick to mention that "[[MoneyDearBoy It made me a lot of money]], and it ''still'' makes me a lot of money."
** He disowned his RapRock cover of "Iron Man," saying it was [[FollowTheLeader a weak rip off]] of Music/RunDMC's cover of [[Music/{{Aerosmith}} "Walk This Way"]], as well as "Put 'Em On The Glass" for essentially being "Baby Got Back," only [[UpToEleven twice as
** Averted, however, with the song that made him famous. While he's made cracks about how ridiculous it is, he's quick to mention that "[[MoneyDearBoy It made me a lot of money]], and it ''still'' makes me a lot of money."
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* CreatorBacklash: He disowned his RapRock cover of "Iron Man," saying it was [[FollowTheLeader a weak rip off]] of Music/RunDMC's cover of [[Music/{{Aerosmith}} "Walk This Way"]], as well as "Put 'Em On The Glass" for essentially being "Baby Got Back," only [[UpToEleven twice as vulgar]].
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* OneHitWonder: "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".
