We will woke you! Classic Queen song Fat Bottomed Girls is mysteriously dropped

originally posted by: opethPA
Woke AF scenario playing out.

It is one of Queen's best-loved songs but Fat Bottomed Girls has been mysteriously dropped from the group's new Greatest Hits collection.

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Apparently this new greatest hits release is aimed at a younger audience and in a woke world anything that isnt the color of room temp oatmeal could trigger someone.

Go life.

The new remastered GnR Lies album has a changed song as well . One in a Million.. that’s right .
All rap from 2000 forward should be banned as it is the most disgusting & foul music on earth .

a reply to: CoyoteAngels

That's not how I have seen it for the last 50 years.

My father worked in a "prêt-à-porter" company and followed the fashion industry (they sometimes even went to London and Paris to watch the trends) and things weren't like that.

Yes, a few (openly or closeted) gay men may be at the top of the industry, but not only things haven't been like that for that long, they are far from being the people that control which models are used (except in a few special cases).

The modelling agencies are the responsible for the type of model they accept, that's why a few agencies have been feeling the pressure and started accepting more "normal" models.

a reply to: ArMaP

The agencies are going to hire what their clients the designers want. So don't blame them.

originally posted by: SigmaXSquared
not sure what platinum means but it sounds like a gold chain (collar) around your neck and a corporate logo tatood on your lower back, there is being successful and then there is being property of the brand, all the hollywood elites have been talking about it for years

It means (now) 1 million copies sold, 7-times platinum means 7 million copies sold.

Different times had different amounts of copies sold for gold, platinum and later diamond.

a reply to: CoyoteAngels

Don't forget that for each famous designer there are thousands of smaller companies that also use those agencies, and while the big names are the ones that make the agencies known it's the many smaller companies that give them most of the money, not the half dozen big names.

Any agency can have some 30 top models they use for the big names but can use whatever they want for other clients.

For example, have you noticed that lingerie models are not that slim? That's because that doesn't work with lingerie.
Also, several companies have started selling larger sizes, so there's a market now for bigger size models, although you wont see them (usually) on the big names' shows.

a reply to: opethPA
No not big fat Sally my naughty nanny probably got lyrics wrong but still one of my favorite off the my bicycle album.

a reply to: ArMaP

I think you've forgotten what the forest looks like because you are too familiar with the trees.

Supermodels wouldn't look like adolescent boys if straight men were in charge, or even women.

There's a song, I won't embed it by I find it hilarious. NSFWE's (Not safe for work ears): Link to Youtube

Of course, they're trying to cancel Rammstein as it is, I don't know if he's guilty of sexual assault now but I do take those accusations with a grain of salt ever since the bogus "Me Too" movement.

But the song itself is hilarious, and if they're gonna start banning songs based on weight this will be played non-stop at my house, car, etc.

Probably because its named “fat bottomed girls” rather than “fat bottomed beta male born with testicles that cant win at anything in life so he identifies as a girl to have a physiological advantage over actual girls”

This is really interesting considering there's a huge online movement praising the "thicc" girls.

a reply to: opethPA

Stereotype of gay guys and fat girls. What was groundbreaking once didn't keep with the times, and Freddie Mercury's exception for fat biker chicks perpetuates several now bigoted tropes.

Plus he kinda alludes to being groomed by his naughty fat grotesque Nanny. So several things I could see not staying with the times and causing this move.

Many classic songs suffer similar fates.

originally posted by: Ulven
There's a song, I won't embed it by I find it hilarious. NSFWE's (Not safe for work ears): Link to Youtube

Of course, they're trying to cancel Rammstein as it is, I don't know if he's guilty of sexual assault now but I do take those accusations with a grain of salt ever since the bogus "Me Too" movement.

But the song itself is hilarious, and if they're gonna start banning songs based on weight this will be played non-stop at my house, car, etc.

Rammstein is fairly anti america. I’m honestly surprised the cancel culture would want to cancel them. Thats pretty much their entire agenda. Anything anti-america they usually embrace. All the liberals generally overlook things like sexual perversion as long as the general ideology suits their needs… i.e. entire biden family.

a reply to: CoyoteAngels

I suppose this parallel conversation is going nowhere, as both of us are convinced of what they say, so I just leave it as it is.

Back to the topic, I find it interesting that everyone is considering this a result of "wokeism" without any evidence.
The only thing we know is that this song was not included in the Greatest Hits.

Wonder how Whole Lotta Rosie would go down with some of these types?
Not well I would imagine.

a reply to: ArMaP

Well, Queen is representative of the 'community', didn't Eddie die of AIDS?

So we cant elevate heterosexuality, which this song does, now can we?

a reply to: CoyoteAngels

Yes, Freddie died of AIDS.

Do you think the song was left out because it sounds pro heterosexuality?

PS: looking at Yoko's listing I can see one song that I think I never heard before, "Good Old-Fashioned Lover Boy", hardly a hit to me.
I also noticed that it says "Queen - Greatest Hits Volume 1". I wonder which songs will be on volume 2, if it will exist.

a reply to: ArMaP

Dont really care. By the time Queen came on the scene I was raising a kid. I didn't have time for anything like that to matter. It was the only song I liked. The rest sounded like gay show tunes.

Sorry, just my opinion.

originally posted by: CoyoteAngels
a reply to: ArMaP

Dont really care.

Sorry, I don't understand. About what?

Sorry, just my opinion.

No problems. Everyone has their tastes. Some people even like baseball.

originally posted by: rikgrimsby
We are living in clown world

A reference to the low grade tech available to us in comparision to off world tech...

clown world

It is a shame that "Fat Bottomed Girls" has been left off the Yoto site, but the greatest hits album has been different when released in different countrys over the years.
Also Yoto is a childs music site and the lyrics "Left alone with big fat Fanny/ She was such a naughty nanny/ Hey Big woman, you made a bad boy out of me.”
Fanny means something a lot more sexual here in the UK.
I do have an original copy of it but do think that the song (though classic) doesn't make a big difference to the album.

Euronews link

Queen’s 'Greatest Hits' has always had an evolving tracklist depending on the country.

The UK edition had ‘Fat Bottomed Girls’ but was missing tracks like ‘Keep Yourself Alive’ and ‘Under Pressure’, which were both on the 1981 US and Canada editions. The original UK edition also lacked ‘Seven Seas of Rhye’ from its tracklist, and the Japanese edition included ‘Now I’m Here’ and ‘Teo Torriatte’ - both absent from the UK version.