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I knkow that obv :P

 

just think its stupid that poeple would find that offensive, as if they never used chains and whips b4 :D

 

I certainly have never used chains and whips before!!! :o

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Too true. There are a lot of songs with the same message about that are much better. F**kin Perfect and Firework spring to mind.

 

And 'Who You Are' that entered at #40 today?

Glad Adele still rocking the top - think Jessie might leapfrog here next week though

 

And I think the "capital HIM" could be related to the band H.I.M??

And We R Who We R!!

 

 

Actually, now you mention that

 

BTW>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>WRWWR

 

BTW is average, not dreadful.

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Glad Adele still rocking the top - think Jessie might leapfrog here next week though

 

And I think the "capital HIM" could be related to the band H.I.M??

 

I think in the context of the song though, I think she's referring to god. Only the "H" is capital.

 

And 'Who You Are' that entered at #40 today?

 

Yeah, that aswell.

The lyric is 'It doesn't matter if you love him or capital h-i-m' meaning it doesn't matter if you worship god or the devil.
Actually, now you mention that

 

BTW>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>WRWWR

 

BTW is average, not dreadful.

 

We R Who We R isn't dreadful though. :lol:

The lyric is 'It doesn't matter if you love him or capital h-i-m' meaning it doesn't matter if you worship god or the devil.

 

I thought it meant either loving another man or God.

 

Anyway, I've better things to do than psychoanalyze Gaga songs.

The lyric is 'It doesn't matter if you love him or capital h-i-m' meaning it doesn't matter if you worship god or the devil.

 

That's an interesting interpretation, which differs from mine.

 

Why would 'him' mean God and 'Him' mean the devil, when Him is the standard way of referring to God?

 

My interpretation is that she's saying it doesn't matter if you love a man (the first 'him' of the lyric) or God (capital H, i, m).

 

 

(22) Rope-Foo Fighters

 

I like this tune from them maybe because i'm a huge fan of the group too bad this tune only could not enter the top 20 this week

That's an interesting interpretation, which differs from mine.

 

Why would 'him' mean God and 'Him' mean the devil, when Him is the standard way of referring to God?

 

My interpretation is that she's saying it doesn't matter if you love a man (the first 'him' of the lyric) or God (capital H, i, m).

 

That could make sense, except I think Gaga is trying to include as many people as possible with that statement, yet there's just too many people that love neither of those things, and likewise, too many people that love both of those things.

 

But in the first interpretation, you could swap them around.

That could make sense, except I think Gaga is trying to include as many people as possible with that statement, yet there's just too many people that love neither of those things, and likewise, too many people that love both of those things.

 

But in the first interpretation, you could swap them around.

 

And that just sums up the joy of music really, doesn't it?

We can all get what we like out of some music, by interpreting it in our own way.

 

It also makes a good case for artists never explaining what they mean, and just leaving it to our own interpretations.

I hope ADELE sticks around at number one for another week so we have the first four week number one since Lily Allen in 2009.

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