Music Banter - Kreayshawn vs Rooney Mara(girl with dragon tattoo)

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Just because some of them may like it doesn't mean they're not being objectified, it's the same for males.

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Originally Posted by Sparky (Post 1135511)

Though various sub-culture mediums she is, i e various internet social media/pop news/hip hop outlets. The song "gucci gucci" has over 20 million views on youtube, and picked at number 18 on the billboard charts.

She's not Eva Peron (yet) but she's still influential in the ever faster stratosphere of the internet.

None of that means she's influential or relevant.

For example, this video has over THREE HUNDRED MILLION VIEWS. Thats 15 times the number of views kreayshawn has. Are you going to make the case these ****s are influential too?

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Originally Posted by hip hop bunny hop (Post 1135524)

The books are horrible because they're horrible. The only thing disgusting about them is how they pander to a left-liberal sentiment in a rather idiotic manner; the plucky journalist, the abused girl who's really a genius but the government officials just don't get it, etc.

Christ, nearly every woman in the series is a sort of Feminist super-hero; the body builder, the hacker, the manager, etc. Contrast this to portrayal of males in the books; the only ones who are portrayed in a consistently positive manner are "the plucky journalist", "the jewish cop", "the immigrant brazilian boxer", etc.

I read the series, so there is redeeming entertainment value, but for ****s sake....

LINK - women like being eyeballed, and have a crisis of confidence when men stop eyeballing them them. So, please, stop saying they're "objectified".

Anyways, push come to shove, I'd take the girl playing Lisbeth.

because you can speak for all women, being a man? I don't think so.

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Originally Posted by hip hop bunny hop (Post 1135524)

Christ, nearly every woman in the series is a sort of Feminist super-hero; the body builder, the hacker, the manager, etc. Contrast this to portrayal of males in the books; the only ones who are portrayed in a consistently positive manner are "the plucky journalist", "the jewish cop", "the immigrant brazilian boxer", etc.

Aha! Zionists!

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Originally Posted by Ska Lagos Jew Sun Ra (Post 1135640)

Aha! Zionists!

Not all Jews are Zionists.
And Kreayshawn's last name is Zolot coincidentally. Also, I choose her over the Girl With The Dragon Tattoo because Kreayshawn is adorable and she has visible eyebrows.

Also, Shrek is way cuter than Tom Waits.

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Originally Posted by Engine (Post 1135644)

Not all Jews are Zionists.

More liberal propaganda?

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Originally Posted by Ska Lagos Jew Sun Ra (Post 1135646)

More liberal propaganda?

What? Maybe I missed something.
I know several American Jews who don't consider themselves Jewish in the religious sense and don't care much about Israel.

On topic: Since we're maybe supposed to be political on this thread I'll add that Kreayshwan's career is more interesting and empowering of women than Mara's career.

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Originally Posted by Engine (Post 1135648)

What? Maybe I missed something.
I know several American Jews who don't consider themselves Jewish in the religious sense and don't care much about Israel.

Kidding. Sort of ribbing on Bunny Hop's posting style.

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Originally Posted by Engine (Post 1135648)

On topic: Since we're maybe supposed to be political on this thread I'll add that Kreayshwan's career is more interesting and empowering of women than Mara's career.

Who knows right?

And remember, this is just mara as the girl with the dragon tattoo, not her career or who she is.

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Originally Posted by Sparky (Post 1135654)

Who knows right?

And remember, this is just mara as the girl with the dragon tattoo, not her career or who she is.

I suppose I need to actually watch the movie before I can answer then. Regardless, the invisible eyebrows are a serious detriment if we're talking about physical looks. Also, the poll should probably not use the Girl with the Tattoo's name real name. After all, Kreayshawn only has her stage name up there. It's confusing.