At any rate why did this song out of so many out there get picked up?. This isn't the first or the last one.
I asked about this one because I saw a lot of discussion amongst some members on here about interpreting it in different ways. A lot of sexist songs are clear-cut but "Cheerleader" is a bit of a grey area
and whats wrong with being there at someones (you love) command?
like **** you feminists
He makes it sound like he gives her orders and she obeys, I wonder if he's also at her command? You should never take orders from someone just because you love him/her
If my sister's bf said she's always at his command I would hit him and make sure he never gets near my sister again.
I asked about this one because I saw a lot of discussion amongst some members on here about it interpreting it in different ways. A lot of sexist songs are clear-cut but "Cheerleader" is a bit of a grey area
I didn't mean you in particular just in general.
But thanks for the answer regardless.
Maybe I'm just too enveloped in the male perspective to understand why this song is so outrageously offensive? I'm not trying to be rude, I just want someone to explain it to me.
A popular song that people listen to that's about a woman always having to stay close to her man so he doesn't cheat on her isn't offensive?
It doesn't say anywhere in the song that the second she leaves, he's going to cheat on her. It just says that she is always there for him and in addition he wouldn't cheat.
It doesn't say anywhere in the song that the second she leaves, he's going to cheat on her. It just says that she is always there for him and in addition he wouldn't cheat.
Oh and is he always in her command also? He makes it sound likes she's his dog or something like that People should never be in someone else's command relationship-wise.
I've never listened to it but judging by the lyrics it's extremely sexist.
