Thread
Posts in chronological order
Great, BoRhap is about Superman.
I'm glad Queen's songs were written in a non-political correct era. Otherwise the American women's rights activists would shit over Bicycle's video.
Plenty other things might not survive either: light another cigarette, tie your mother down and take your little brother swimmin' with a brick, nigger sugar, etc.
I'm glad Queen's songs were written in a non-political correct era. Otherwise the American women's rights activists would shit over Bicycle's video.
Plenty other things might not survive either: light another cigarette, tie your mother down and take your little brother swimmin' with a brick, nigger sugar, etc.
The only thing I don't like of it is the way they choose to characterize Freddie.
Freddie would have loved that...
pestgrid wrote:
Freddie would have loved that...
You don't know that.
'Nigger,sugar'WTF?
people on streets wrote:
pestgrid wrote:
Freddie would have loved that...
You don't know that.
Cracked was Freddie's favourite magazine... and website!
Sebastian wrote:
people on streets wrote:
pestgrid wrote:
Freddie would have loved that...
You don't know that.
Cracked was Freddie's favourite magazine... and website!
I miss Freddie on Twitter... what a laugh he was :-(
Yeah. Sometimes he could be quite mean, though... but that's what made him so funny.
I always did think the lyrics to Bicycle Race made NO sense.....lol
hobbit-in-Rhye wrote:
Great, BoRhap is about Superman :D
I'm glad Queen's songs were written in a non-political correct era. Otherwise the American women's rights activists would shit over Bicycle's video.
Plenty other things might not survive either: light another cigarette, tie your mother down and take your little brother swimmin' with a brick, nigger sugar, etc.
In what song did they used the expression "nigger sugar"?
Thanks in advance.
Mr.QueenFan wrote:
In what song did they used the expression "nigger sugar"?
Thanks in advance.
March of the Black Queen.
Put them in the cellar with the naughty boys
A little nigger sugar then a rub-a dub-a baby oil
noorie wrote:
Mr.QueenFan wrote:
In what song did they used the expression "nigger sugar"?
Thanks in advance.
March of the Black Queen.
Put them in the cellar with the naughty boys
A little nigger sugar then a rub-a dub-a baby oil
Thank you.
Oh boy, those lyrics just have a new meaning to me :-)
Probably only means dark sugar, must google it.