the very first Madonna album I had listened to from start to finish... no one has ever had the album release campaign like what this had back in the day. This is when I had become a fully fledged Madonna fan (outside the realm of singles). Madonna owned ‘92!!!
The reason you didn’t realise Madonna dies at the end of the ‘Bad Girl’ videos is because TV stations in Australia would cut the last 2 mins of the video. For years I thought the video never made sense as it was cut so abruptly. Then years later I saw the full uncut video which completes the narrative and I had that ‘ah ha’ moment. Love that video, one of my favourite M videos.
I think what’s more beautiful about Erotica is that with this album she closed the door for the 80’s Madonna and started taking risks musically and aesthetically. The album is awesome and it was avant-garde, groundbreaking, new and different. Like it happened to Kyle, it happened to me. It was an open minder about sex to me. Not that I am a BDSM adept, but it was liberating.
What's unclassy about the sex book? It wasn't called, "kinda sexual and vaguely naughty" it was called SEX, it does what it says on the tin. But can smut not be classy, or art? Isn't that what the whole point of the book was in the first place? It *was* and *is* classy! Squatting over a hand mirror etc etc, these were images that were entirely confrontational because they were helmed by a)a woman and b) the subject of the photograph, HUGELY important and undeniably classy In it's purposeful smuttiness
Fever was directed by Stéphane Sednaoui who was a very trending dirctor/artist/fashion photographer at the time. This video is his style at the time. One of M’s best qualities back then and sometimes still is, finding talent to team up with.
I love hearing all the in-depth about the music itself for this masterpiece of an LP of icey New Jack Swing, shiny retro vocal house, melodic ballads, and even a smokey spoken word jazz track. Brilliant and cohesive as hell. Nice retro review.
I was in high school when this album came out.. I'm the Felix in this chat... I was going to clubs when this album was out and remember dancing to the remixes of these songs... it's still one of my favorite albums...I've actually done some of my own remixes for some of the songs..
Thanks for this review. To the host: Thank you for sounding so smooth throughout, you were brilliant. Erotica is a very brilliant album but oddly I wasn't very excited about it upon its release. But it's in my top 5. This album fiercely called out the hypocrisy that Madonna had been exposing ("Just look in the mirror baby" - Waiting) and that's why it stands out for me. It's ridiculous when the title "Queen" is used on other female artists who have not even earned it; they don't have the battle scars that Madonna etched in her history: "She's not me and she never will be"
I never understood why people called it a flop. Considering it was part of a multi-leveled promotion Campagne (the Meisel pics were used for both the CD and the SEX book are proof of that...), it did very well, and combined with the money that the book made, it was a multi-million dollar success! I never cared for most Madonna fans (still don't) but that album is raw, gritty, and actually not really well thought! Most songs were sung in one or two takes and she barely spent time in the studio... That is why it still sounds odd and has so much charm.
This is Her Most Misunderstood album by Far, By everyone including her Fans, The album isn't so much about sex. There's more about other topics than just sex in it.... But no one see it.
As an album of her's it's the one i can listen to right the way through again and again. I liked the demos a lot. The 'Love Hurts' version of erotica is a fantastic track. I don't remember much of her from the time of erotica. I think i still associated her with Breathless Mahoney 😂. I started to listen to her when I heard Secret, but now erotica I think is her best album.
There was an artistic back and forth between Madonna and Jody Watley around 1990/91. Jody had previously worked with almost all key people in Madonna's artistic universe (David Fincher, Jean-Paul Gautlier, Steven Meisel, Francois Nars, Herb Ritts, Patrick Leonard etc.) and had done many things before Madonna made them mainstream. (I am not going to get into that subject too deep. The old (club)kids will know what I am talking about...) But Jody's album "Affairs Of The Heart" is a direct answer to Madonna's "Erotica"! The album was delayed and the record company did not promote it because Jody was pregnant and had decided to "keep her baby" (no pun intended) Go and listen to it! You will completely get what I am saying - and hopefully love it as much as I do! I have personally witnessed how Jody was handed a book and a note from Madonna after a live show in 2007 in London (around the time Jody had covered her song "Borderline"), so I assume they are not enemies...
I just realized that the front and back album covers for Madonna's Erotica and Kylie Minogue's X have similarities design-wise lol also because of the promotion of this album, everyone thought every song was gonna be hardcore sex when it fact there are only a few racy-at-the-time songs. But like I say, better late than never! It reminds me of all the writers, musicians and artists who became famous posthumously but at least Madonna knows this album is alot more appreciated and understood now so she can perform songs now in future tours that people can enjoy 😊
@@timetotalkaustralia I love both covers equally but X is on the list for my Top 10 Favorite Music Albums Of All Time, alongside Hard Candy and Bedtime Stories. Erotica makes the Top 100 List, maybe even Top 50 if I had to do a ranking. Also Erotica is #3 on my list of Top 5 Favorite Madonna Albums Of All Time 👍
@@timetotalkaustralia Yes I discovered it 4 years after it's release through an ex and I didn't start making Top 10/Top 100 Lists until a couple years ago but I know who I am and what I love and that album hits me to my core, I loved the heavier electronic influences, and the fact that Kylie made it a celebration of love with a bit of reflection thrown in after the darkest period in her entire life which really proves how strong she is to have a positive outlook on life once again, which is something I strongly believe in. She experienced a storm then created a rainbow. That's beautiful to me.
Thank you for doing this review! Erotica and Confessions on a Dance Floor are my top two favorite Madonna albums. I can't decide which one gets the top spot. I really feel like "Why's It So Hard" and "In This Life" are the heart of the album and the whole era. Those songs perfectly describe the reason she did the album, Sex book, etc. That's the message she was trying to send.
Just stop cuz your trying too hard. She wanted to sexually liberate ppl and get off! Her ego (which I love) was in full force. You need Madonna 101 be4 you start trying to talk out ur other end which you do a lot! Sex is the subject matter and if your confused look outside just the music! If you think she didn’t enjoy any of this you need to do some actual journalism which is something you are failing at so far! 😁
Absolutely fantastic podcasts!!! I’m sad you’ve already reviewed all of her best albums cause I would’ve loved to participate!!! If you decide to review the other albums still, count me in! Well if you need another Madonna fan :)
Great review...I became a Madonna fan with Ray of light album so when I heard Erotica for the first time, I was a bit surprised and didn't like the album so much but after few years it came to be one of my favourite Madonna albums...so understated and misunderstood when released...so complex and cohesive at the same time...very personal and universal at the same time...great single choices and iconic videos followed by a very good tour👍
I can't help but wonder had there been internet/social media/youtube during the Erotica era if fans would still have praised it or follow the negative press like they do now.
I’m not sure I would call the book “classy,” but looking back, it was mostly artistic and relatively restrained. M got crucified by the media for it both going too far AND not far enough! What hasn’t aged well is the the text throughout the book, it’s not particularly funny or erotic. The pictures remain iconic. Some modern pop-stars may pose nude. None have surpassed SEX in it’s sheer audacity, or a willingness to nakedly (heh) put out something genuinely shocking for public ✌️
This is one of Madonna’s most fascinating eras. I wasn’t born when the album came out so I don’t know what it was like to be in the media hype around it. I like the album a lot but like Impossible Princess by Kylie, it’s been called underrated so many times they’re almost overrated. Nonetheless, I think both albums were necessary in legitimising both artists (hindsight of knowing they bounced back from initial backlash) I’m a fan of both the sex book and body of evidence (so bad it’s good) but it’s frustrating how they overshadow such a great album. I find Erotica so chic and it’s like 90s Madonna has fully evolved into a woman from a music perspective.
I would have challenged him about the class aspect! She is an artist what she did was art not porn! I think there was definitely a class to what she did!
Rocco Papa who wrote a horrible piece on the MX tour came for me in a interview saying I treat her like a saint and she disrespected her fans constantly. He had a chance for a interviewed debate but declined! Fake fan alert!
it irks me to hear Paris Hilton and Kim Kardashian mentioned in the same context as Madonna. Madonna has always had something substantial to say with every controversial moment. It was never shock for the sake of shock but both Paris and Kim exploited their sex tapes for pure attention, to help get heterosexual men off. Please don't insult Madonna like this.
I noticed me and Kyle were the only ones to talk about the remixes and club impacts from the albums.. I guess because I'm a remixer myself so it just comes natural to me
The Aussie dude is not very good at making valid comments... tip: your misguided opinions are not mainstream... Fancy saying D&D doesn’t fit on Erotica. 😳🙄
This Guys Want to Make erotica Whole lyrics about being gay, No is not, Why is so hard is an anti discrimination anthem, And "In this life " Is about her Experience with her friends both Victims of Aids, that might be the only two Winks to Lgbt or Gays in the album.
Why's It So Hard is about wanting peace in the world and wanting people to love each other..me and Kyle gave our opinions on what the songs meant to us...I was 16 years old when the album came out and it was an iconic album and 16 was a big turning point of my life, when i was starting to accept myself and being afraid to come out to my friends.. We said In This Life was about her friends who died of AIDS.. we actually talked longer than what is on here..
@@remyparaskovia5499 eh the sex book was gay enough! Only pointing out the obvious… you know “Thief of Hearts” is about a guy screwing her boyfriend right?!? 😉😗🤣🤣🤣
This is Madonna's love letter to her gay fans. It is the most radical step a major mainstream pop star has ever taken. Releasing it with the Sex book was the demise of this album. People focused on the controversy and overlooked the music. Erotica is Madonna's dark, gritty masterpiece. Many sex songs that came after this, especially those truly explicit rap / hip-hop sex jams that are ubiquitous these days - those are mostly trashy, and compared to those, tracks such as Erotica, Where Life Begins and Secret Garden are poetry. She did go too far during the promotion of this album, but whatever sexual expression many female artists get away with these days, they owe it to Madonna (especially this era) and Janet (during her janet. period, especially for black female artists).
I think it's curious how they often make completely unsubstantiated claims. This album is now being appreciated...is it? Says who? Fans always liked it anyway. There is no mass cultural re-examination of this album.
MyMpc1 wrong , critics and reporters now praise this album outside the Madonna fan base. She hasn’t gotten that much hate til this tour and these are facts...
🙄... can you not do some research yourself be4 you start talking out your ... ! Are you seriously that stupid or lazy I literally just googled praise of Madonna Erotica album and there’s 5-7 within the past 4 years! I don’t need to quote as you need to practice your reading comprehension/skills. Are you done now or in three weeks you gonna run your mouth over something else you know nothing about???
@@edwardgiovani when you do something on Madonna you better know it all 100%.in the first ten mins. they said she apologized for this era (nope) and it was Letterman not King at the time.
If you want to throw a -phobe or -ist label at me, , that is not a response and have no impact as your fellow SJWs over used it to the point where it no longer have meaning,. I see you cannot deny his over the top contribution to the negative stereotype of gay people.
PungiFungii i would fight to the death to protect your right to describe his voice in in any terms u like. I”d fight just as hard to protect my right to call u a baboon.
Lmao! Does it sound like I’m trying, or that I give any f*cls what ppl think of my opinion or voice?!? Thanks for listening and I’m glad I left such an impact on you , you felt the need to be heard! The best keyboard warriors are the ones who have 12 yr old screen name and some absurd wannabe comic book artist as a profile pic! Bravo! Soooo original! (I hope your hear my voice saying it) 😙
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the very first Madonna album I had listened to from start to finish... no one has ever had the album release campaign like what this had back in the day. This is when I had become a fully fledged Madonna fan (outside the realm of singles). Madonna owned ‘92!!!
Erotica slayed the game and it still holds up today
The reason you didn’t realise Madonna dies at the end of the ‘Bad Girl’ videos is because TV stations in Australia would cut the last 2 mins of the video. For years I thought the video never made sense as it was cut so abruptly. Then years later I saw the full uncut video which completes the narrative and I had that ‘ah ha’ moment. Love that video, one of my favourite M videos.
I think what’s more beautiful about Erotica is that with this album she closed the door for the 80’s Madonna and started taking risks musically and aesthetically. The album is awesome and it was avant-garde, groundbreaking, new and different. Like it happened to Kyle, it happened to me. It was an open minder about sex to me. Not that I am a BDSM adept, but it was liberating.
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What's unclassy about the sex book? It wasn't called, "kinda sexual and vaguely naughty" it was called SEX, it does what it says on the tin. But can smut not be classy, or art? Isn't that what the whole point of the book was in the first place?
It *was* and *is* classy! Squatting over a hand mirror etc etc, these were images that were entirely confrontational because they were helmed by a)a woman and b) the subject of the photograph, HUGELY important and undeniably classy In it's purposeful smuttiness
Very true.
Fever was directed by Stéphane Sednaoui who was a very trending dirctor/artist/fashion photographer at the time. This video is his style at the time. One of M’s best qualities back then and sometimes still is, finding talent to team up with.
I love hearing all the in-depth about the music itself for this masterpiece of an LP of icey New Jack Swing, shiny retro vocal house, melodic ballads, and even a smokey spoken word jazz track. Brilliant and cohesive as hell. Nice retro review.
I was in high school when this album came out.. I'm the Felix in this chat... I was going to clubs when this album was out and remember dancing to the remixes of these songs... it's still one of my favorite albums...I've actually done some of my own remixes for some of the songs..
Wait there, if you google Madonna Erotica Album review there’s a review 22nd November 1992 praising the album giving it 4 out of 5 stars!
"Why's it so Hard" would have worked as a single and I agree "Deeper And Deeper" sonically sticks out from the rest of the album.
Thanks for this review. To the host: Thank you for sounding so smooth throughout, you were brilliant. Erotica is a very brilliant album but oddly I wasn't very excited about it upon its release. But it's in my top 5. This album fiercely called out the hypocrisy that Madonna had been exposing ("Just look in the mirror baby" - Waiting) and that's why it stands out for me.
It's ridiculous when the title "Queen" is used on other female artists who have not even earned it; they don't have the battle scars that Madonna etched in her history: "She's not me and she never will be"
I never understood why people called it a flop.
Considering it was part of a multi-leveled promotion Campagne (the Meisel pics were used for both the CD and the SEX book are proof of that...), it did very well, and combined with the money that the book made, it was a multi-million dollar success!
I never cared for most Madonna fans (still don't) but that album is raw, gritty, and actually not really well thought!
Most songs were sung in one or two takes and she barely spent time in the studio...
That is why it still sounds odd and has so much charm.
Words Secret Garden Why It's So Hard and In This Life. One of her best songs ever. Deserve more appreciation.
This is Her Most Misunderstood album by Far, By everyone including her Fans, The album isn't so much about sex.
There's more about other topics than just sex in it.... But no one see it.
@@remyparaskovia5499 exactly!
@@remyparaskovia5499 exactly!
As an album of her's it's the one i can listen to right the way through again and again. I liked the demos a lot. The 'Love Hurts' version of erotica is a fantastic track. I don't remember much of her from the time of erotica. I think i still associated her with Breathless Mahoney 😂. I started to listen to her when I heard Secret, but now erotica I think is her best album.
There was an artistic back and forth between Madonna and Jody Watley around 1990/91.
Jody had previously worked with almost all key people in Madonna's artistic universe
(David Fincher, Jean-Paul Gautlier, Steven Meisel, Francois Nars, Herb Ritts, Patrick Leonard etc.)
and had done many things before Madonna made them mainstream. (I am not going to get into that subject too deep. The old (club)kids will know what I am talking about...)
But Jody's album "Affairs Of The Heart" is a direct answer to Madonna's "Erotica"!
The album was delayed and the record company did not promote it because Jody was pregnant and had decided to "keep her baby" (no pun intended)
Go and listen to it! You will completely get what I am saying - and hopefully love it as much as I do!
I have personally witnessed how Jody was handed a book and a note from Madonna after a live show in 2007 in London (around the time Jody had covered her song "Borderline"), so I assume they are not enemies...
I've always felt that the silver and red scenes from the Fever video were supposed to visually represent mercury and heat.
Erotica was „THE ALBUM“
This album really cemented my loyalty to Madonna and helped me so much during my journey of self discovery. Thank you for this!
Fever was also a fuck you to Sandra Bernard ..their friendship was falling apart/ended and the track was known to bernhard fans as her staple song
I just realized that the front and back album covers for Madonna's Erotica and Kylie Minogue's X have similarities design-wise lol also because of the promotion of this album, everyone thought every song was gonna be hardcore sex when it fact there are only a few racy-at-the-time songs. But like I say, better late than never! It reminds me of all the writers, musicians and artists who became famous posthumously but at least Madonna knows this album is alot more appreciated and understood now so she can perform songs now in future tours that people can enjoy 😊
Art Wishwood was x the better cover ?
@@timetotalkaustralia I love both covers equally but X is on the list for my Top 10 Favorite Music Albums Of All Time, alongside Hard Candy and Bedtime Stories. Erotica makes the Top 100 List, maybe even Top 50 if I had to do a ranking. Also Erotica is #3 on my list of Top 5 Favorite Madonna Albums Of All Time 👍
Art Wishwood wow u really love X!
@@timetotalkaustralia Yes I discovered it 4 years after it's release through an ex and I didn't start making Top 10/Top 100 Lists until a couple years ago but I know who I am and what I love and that album hits me to my core, I loved the heavier electronic influences, and the fact that Kylie made it a celebration of love with a bit of reflection thrown in after the darkest period in her entire life which really proves how strong she is to have a positive outlook on life once again, which is something I strongly believe in. She experienced a storm then created a rainbow. That's beautiful to me.
No. 1 in Australia 🇦🇺
Thank you for doing this review! Erotica and Confessions on a Dance Floor are my top two favorite Madonna albums. I can't decide which one gets the top spot. I really feel like "Why's It So Hard" and "In This Life" are the heart of the album and the whole era. Those songs perfectly describe the reason she did the album, Sex book, etc. That's the message she was trying to send.
Just stop cuz your trying too hard. She wanted to sexually liberate ppl and get off! Her ego (which I love) was in full force. You need Madonna 101 be4 you start trying to talk out ur other end which you do a lot! Sex is the subject matter and if your confused look outside just the music! If you think she didn’t enjoy any of this you need to do some actual journalism which is something you are failing at so far! 😁
Rocco Papa why are you scared to defend your journalism?
Finally...been looking forward to it😍
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Madonna had all this going at a time when things like this was not allowed in U.S. But a great album.
Great review...I became a Madonna fan with Ray of light album so when I heard Erotica for the first time, I was a bit surprised and didn't like the album so much but after few years it came to be one of my favourite Madonna albums...so understated and misunderstood when released...so complex and cohesive at the same time...very personal and universal at the same time...great single choices and iconic videos followed by a very good tour👍
I can't help but wonder had there been internet/social media/youtube during the Erotica era if fans would still have praised it or follow the negative press like they do now.
I think in this time people would be very sensitive.. she would probably get the same shit now as she did then..by the way that's me in this review
but also because of Erotica and everything Madonna did in this era female singers are able to get away with alot more than they were able to before it
I’m not sure I would call the book “classy,” but looking back, it was mostly artistic and relatively restrained. M got crucified by the media for it both going too far AND not far enough! What hasn’t aged well is the the text throughout the book, it’s not particularly funny or erotic. The pictures remain iconic. Some modern pop-stars may pose nude. None have surpassed SEX in it’s sheer audacity, or a willingness to nakedly (heh) put out something genuinely shocking for public ✌️
This is one of Madonna’s most fascinating eras. I wasn’t born when the album came out so I don’t know what it was like to be in the media hype around it.
I like the album a lot but like Impossible Princess by Kylie, it’s been called underrated so many times they’re almost overrated. Nonetheless, I think both albums were necessary in legitimising both artists (hindsight of knowing they bounced back from initial backlash)
I’m a fan of both the sex book and body of evidence (so bad it’s good) but it’s frustrating how they overshadow such a great album.
I find Erotica so chic and it’s like 90s Madonna has fully evolved into a woman from a music perspective.
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@@timetotalkaustralia I’d love to after binging on your Madonna podcasts. What do you want to talk about? You’ve done all the albums already 😂
Well send through a way we can contact you. We are looking to tackle Madonna’s legacy.
@@timetotalkaustralia I’ve sent a Dm to your FB page 😊
I LOVE this album
my favourite Madonna album.
I would have challenged him about the class aspect! She is an artist what she did was art not porn! I think there was definitely a class to what she did!
Challenged who?
Rocco Papa who wrote a horrible piece on the MX tour came for me in a interview saying I treat her like a saint and she disrespected her fans constantly. He had a chance for a interviewed debate but declined! Fake fan alert!
it irks me to hear Paris Hilton and Kim Kardashian mentioned in the same context as Madonna. Madonna has always had something substantial to say with every controversial moment. It was never shock for the sake of shock but both Paris and Kim exploited their sex tapes for pure attention, to help get heterosexual men off. Please don't insult Madonna like this.
Thank you for an absolutely awesome and enjoyable podcast 👍🏻
I noticed me and Kyle were the only ones to talk about the remixes and club impacts from the albums.. I guess because I'm a remixer myself so it just comes natural to me
The Aussie dude is not very good at making valid comments... tip: your misguided opinions are not mainstream...
Fancy saying D&D doesn’t fit on Erotica. 😳🙄
Yeah, wtf!!!
Forgive him as he’s just kinda ordinarily basic...
@@kyledunkin3236 lol.
@@kyledunkin3236 I enjoy your contributions to Time To Talk Show! Do you do any other podcasts or reactions I can check out?
Art Wishwood unfortunately not at the moment lol! I did enjoy and have fun on the ones I participated in!
This Guys Want to Make erotica Whole lyrics about being gay,
No is not, Why is so hard is an anti discrimination anthem, And "In this life " Is about her Experience with her friends both Victims of Aids, that might be the only two Winks to Lgbt or Gays in the album.
remy paraskovia do you really think they were making everything gay?
@@timetotalkaustralia yes
Why's It So Hard is about wanting peace in the world and wanting people to love each other..me and Kyle gave our opinions on what the songs meant to us...I was 16 years old when the album came out and it was an iconic album and 16 was a big turning point of my life, when i was starting to accept myself and being afraid to come out to my friends.. We said In This Life was about her friends who died of AIDS.. we actually talked longer than what is on here..
@@remyparaskovia5499 eh the sex book was gay enough! Only pointing out the obvious… you know “Thief of Hearts” is about a guy screwing her boyfriend right?!? 😉😗🤣🤣🤣
@@remyparaskovia5499 no we weren't...but it did come out at a time in my life that i was just coming out
This is Madonna's love letter to her gay fans. It is the most radical step a major mainstream pop star has ever taken. Releasing it with the Sex book was the demise of this album. People focused on the controversy and overlooked the music. Erotica is Madonna's dark, gritty masterpiece. Many sex songs that came after this, especially those truly explicit rap / hip-hop sex jams that are ubiquitous these days - those are mostly trashy, and compared to those, tracks such as Erotica, Where Life Begins and Secret Garden are poetry. She did go too far during the promotion of this album, but whatever sexual expression many female artists get away with these days, they owe it to Madonna (especially this era) and Janet (during her janet. period, especially for black female artists).
I think it's curious how they often make completely unsubstantiated claims. This album is now being appreciated...is it? Says who? Fans always liked it anyway. There is no mass cultural re-examination of this album.
MyMpc1 feel free to step in and show us how it’s done.
MyMpc1 wrong , critics and reporters now praise this album outside the Madonna fan base. She hasn’t gotten that much hate til this tour and these are facts...
@@kyledunkin3236 OK, prove it. Give me a link from a critic how has recently praised Erotica.
🙄... can you not do some research yourself be4 you start talking out your ... ! Are you seriously that stupid or lazy I literally just googled praise of Madonna Erotica album and there’s 5-7 within the past 4 years! I don’t need to quote as you need to practice your reading comprehension/skills. Are you done now or in three weeks you gonna run your mouth over something else you know nothing about???
@@kyledunkin3236 I'm neither stupid nor lazy, but you're the one making claims that you're unable to back up.
Omg the guest contributors are awful.
Thank you for the listen! 😘
What’s awful about the guests ?
@@edwardgiovani when you do something on Madonna you better know it all 100%.in the first ten mins. they said she apologized for this era (nope) and it was Letterman not King at the time.
@@johndean4727 hahaha exactly, sorry but Madonna has never Apologized for anything.
me and @Kyle Dunkin gave our perspectives and opinions on the album and what the songs meant to us
My god, does that gay guy really talk like that or was he putting on a voice? It is almost like a parody of how a gay guy talk.
Intolerant much?
If you want to throw a -phobe or -ist label at me, , that is not a response and have no impact as your fellow SJWs over used it to the point where it no longer have meaning,. I see you cannot deny his over the top contribution to the negative stereotype of gay people.
PungiFungii i would fight to the death to protect your right to describe his voice in in any terms u like. I”d fight just as hard to protect my right to call u a baboon.
@@PungiFungi he has an australian accent. that's all
Lmao! Does it sound like I’m trying, or that I give any f*cls what ppl think of my opinion or voice?!? Thanks for listening and I’m glad I left such an impact on you , you felt the need to be heard!
The best keyboard warriors are the ones who have 12 yr old screen name and some absurd wannabe comic book artist as a profile pic!
Bravo! Soooo original! (I hope your hear my voice saying it) 😙