Is it possible that the song "Fat Bottom Girls" glorifies a boy being sexually abused?

FFXIV_Machinist · 2016-03-31T18:31:52+00:00

no thats most certainly the narrative told here. a young boy presumably under age, has sex with the older woman. hes saying that experience forever tainted him, and he loves fattbottmed girls now.

Imnotmrabut · 2016-03-31T19:51:07+00:00

Many before you have seen this issue, and it's clearly there. Freddy Mercury was Bi and not a Kinsey 6. The lyrics relate to childhood sexuality and sexual abuse by servants.

The song is also seen as a Fat Anthem and a positive song for those with "Big Bones" as well as Bottoms. For this reason the feminists hoards and rape culture groupies have never been concerned is eulogises and allows fat feminists to sexualise and abuse kids.

This rape anthem against boys has no Blurred Lines but the Feminists lack interest in women being prevented from sexual abuse, or their Victims protected from retraumatization via Radio.

It just shows the levels of Juvenile Double Standard that the modern college Social Justice Worrier(sic) Feminist lives by.

"While there are reasons why feminists limit discussions on the subject of women abusers, these reasons are valid only to feminism."

Female Sexual Abuse of Children, Editor: Michele Elliott Guilford Press 1994, Page100

2016-03-31T19:54:02+00:00

It doesn't have to be actual abuse with those lyrics. I mean, it could easily be a Stacy's Mom situation of some sort. shrugs The song is ambiguous about everything, for good reason. That's the way it was fucking written.

Here's part of an interview with Brian May:

GW: This may be a naive question, but what was your inspiration for writing 'Fat Bottomed Girls'?

MAY: I could give you a glib answer, couldn't I? But I think the chorus just popped into my head as a tune and a set of words. Same as 'Tie Your Mother Down' did. I didn't know what the hell 'Tie Your Mother Down' was supposed to mean, off the top of my head. But it became something that meant something: a teenage rebellion song. And 'Fat Bottomed Girls' became a song about the girls who help the spirits of the performers backstage, I suppose. The groupies or whatever. In light of what we were saying before about Freddie's sexual orientation, I remember thinking, "Freddie's going to have to sing this and I'm going to write it so you can take it any way you like. You can be into anything and this would still make sense." And I remember thinking, "This is kind of interesting: Why does everybody love casual sex with people that they otherwise wouldn't want to be with? Why does that mean so much to them? Where does it come from?" So some other words are about things that people will possibly remember from their youth.

I saw a smile when Freddie was singing it, but we never talked about it. We didn't with our songs. Odd, isn't it? You'd think we would talk about our lyrics with each other, but we never did. It was kind of an unwritten law that you really didn't explain your lyrics to the other guys. But I wanted Freddie to be comfortable with it. And it's a fun song. But I still wonder how Freddie felt about it. I don't know if he knew that I wrote things to make it fun for him too. Delicate ground, isn't it?

Full interview: http://www.brianmay.com/brian/magsandpress/gwusoct98may99/gwusoct98kom.html

jakelove12 · 2016-03-31T21:38:45+00:00

The first lines in Elle King's "Ex's and Oh's" (I hear it on the radio all the damn time) are particularly creepy.

Well, I had me a boy, turned him into a man

I showed him all the things that he didn't understand

Whoa, and then I let him go

So she fucked a little kid that didn't even understand what was going on and then ran away. Um.... Not even "implied" or something you have to "really think about" or be "overly sensitive" to notice, she straight up blatantly says she raped a little kid.

belil569 · 2016-03-31T18:41:42+00:00

Considering the band I doubt it.

xynomaster · 2016-03-31T18:49:32+00:00

I don't know. I've always thought the same thing about Bare Grace Misery by Nightwish, but I can't tell if I'm just biased from posting so many stories like this here. I don't think the Nightwish song "glorifies" it so much though.

These are the lyrics (it is sung by a woman):

Sweet boy, come in

I am the dark side of you

Die for my sins

Like the One once did

Cinnamon bed

For your unashamed appetite

A figurante

This dance will hurt like hell

Oh, bare grace misery

Just a child without a fairytale am I

Dark but so lovely

Little Match Girl freezing in the snow

Love lying, enticing

(Bare grace misery)

Crowning the moment

(Bare grace misery)

This is what I am

Bare grace for the end of days

Romantic scent

Spoiled Lucrece lies warm for you

There's no such priest

That can pray me to heaven

When done with me

Forget if you think I feel ashamed

A wild thing

Never felt sorry for anything

Love lying, enticing

(Bare grace misery)

Crowning the moment

(Bare grace misery)

This is what I am

Bare grace for the end of days

HeForeverBleeds · 2016-03-31T20:23:26+00:00

Posts like this are why MRA's aren't taken seriously.

You sound just like SJW's seeking to get offended.

MealEarly6629 · 2022-11-19T02:49:49+00:00

People are fools. I hope your fat nanny shoves it up your but.

Not the OP, your great

Title	Is it possible that the song "Fat Bottom Girls" glorifies a boy being sexually abused?
Author	HeForeverBleeds
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Date	March 31, 2016 5:56 PM UTC (10 years ago)
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