Have you and Suzie settled your differences? If not, do you plan to in the near future?
If by “settled your differences,” you mean, “passively ignore each other’s existence,” then yes, I would say that Suzie and I have settled our differences very well.
For those of you who don’t know, Miss. Suzie (who I have no problem saying is a brilliant performer and musician) and I met on Big Brother, where we seemed to immediately hate each other without hesitation. I forgot what started it. Something like, I called her a blonde, or something really fucking minor and stupid like that. Anyway, that pissed her off enough to 1.) lock me out of the Big Brother house and causing me to have to literally climb through a window like a cat burglar to get back in, 2.) call me a slut in front of everybody in the house and the entire television audience, and 3.) basically attempt to turn the entire house against me. Random story: I got farther in Big Brother than Suzie did, and I hadn’t even released my debut album yet. Awkward.
So, to answer the second part of your question: No. I don’t plan to communicate with Suzie at all in the future, and I’ll tell you why:
I understand that Suzie and I have very different crowds that we appeal to. I sing songs about having back alley abortions and abusive relationships, and I can honestly say that a good amount of my fans are college aged girls with daddy issues, or young men in art school. And anybody would be lying if they didn’t say that a good chunk of Suzie’s fans are probably high school aged girls who are following trends and looking for the next new fad. Suzie plays the role of the new fad very well, and by all means, go for it, Suze. Nobody is stopping you. Obviously you’re doing something right if you’ve gotten this far.
My problem with Suzie is that her whole career, her whole persona, if you will, is based on one fact: Tits are better than wits. Thousands, nay, millions of teenage girls are listening to Suzie and thinking that to be accepted, they have to be the fake titted, bleach blonde haired (or apparently she dyed her hair recently, I don’t fucking know or care), tanned goddess that is Suzie Stockholm.
When I was eleven years old, my dad let me watch Cabaret for the first time, and I immediately fell in love with Liza Minnelli. Both my parents are neurobiologists. I went to a private school my whole life. And I have always been the way I am now. As you can guess, I probably didn’t fit in much with the rest of the people I hung around with. So you can understand how shocked I was when I found out that Liza Minnelli, this woman that I saw so much of myself in, had won an Academy Award for her role in Cabaret. Liza Minnelli. Not Diana Ross. Not Maggie Smith. Not Cicely Tyson. Not Liv Ullmann. Liza Minnelli. With her dark hair, pale skin, tiny tits and all. She was dumpy and quirky, and she won. That was her skill, and she was good at it.
The days of the glamorous ingénue icons are dead, and young women need a new person to look up to. They need a new Liza Minnelli, a new Judy Garland, a new Barbra. No more Suzies. No more women who prefers lives with a shaman, and a Birkin, and a private juice counselor, and a bleached anus.
Look, if you’re reading this and you have a vagina, do me a favor and answer me these simple questions:
1. Does the word “woman” have a definition to you?
2.Forgot 2. I’m stoned.
You’re welcome.
Nichole
Edited by user 22 January 2013 10:17:06(UTC)
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