Katy Perry's 'I Kissed a Girl' is Billboard's 1000th #1
mediterranean — June 29, 2008 — Pop Culture
Singer songwriter Katy Perry, a Pastors' daughter, used to sing christian music about God. Now she's singing a different tune about kissing a girl (and liking it) that has just topped the US charts. I suppose a little faux lesbianism never hurts when it comes to pop careers.
A few years back, two Russian girls in the name of t.A.T.u took the music world by storm, thanks to a fake 'we are lesbian lovers' plot.
The song, which unseated Coldplay's “Violet Hill†from the top, has become the number 1,000th No.1 hit on the Billboard Hot 100. The first No.1 hit in the rock era was Bill Haley and His Comet's "Rock Around the Clock" in 1955.
"I Kissed a Girl," is the second single from Katy Perry's album 'One of the Boys', which recently debuted in the top 10 of Billboard Album Chart. Perry said the song is, "about the magical beauty of a woman." This is not Perry's first dabble into cheeky homosexuality, the first single of this album was a fun song called, "Ur So Gay."
Naturally, "I kissed a Girl" has come under fire and criticism from some conservative groups, claiming it promotes promiscuity. Hey, a kiss never hurt anyone!
Enjoy the visually stimulating music video above.
A few years back, two Russian girls in the name of t.A.T.u took the music world by storm, thanks to a fake 'we are lesbian lovers' plot.
The song, which unseated Coldplay's “Violet Hill†from the top, has become the number 1,000th No.1 hit on the Billboard Hot 100. The first No.1 hit in the rock era was Bill Haley and His Comet's "Rock Around the Clock" in 1955.
"I Kissed a Girl," is the second single from Katy Perry's album 'One of the Boys', which recently debuted in the top 10 of Billboard Album Chart. Perry said the song is, "about the magical beauty of a woman." This is not Perry's first dabble into cheeky homosexuality, the first single of this album was a fun song called, "Ur So Gay."
Naturally, "I kissed a Girl" has come under fire and criticism from some conservative groups, claiming it promotes promiscuity. Hey, a kiss never hurt anyone!
Enjoy the visually stimulating music video above.
Trend Themes
1. Faux Lesbianism in Pop Music - Opportunity for artists to create controversy and generate buzz by portraying faux lesbian relationships in their music.
2. Controversial Music Promoting Promiscuity - Opportunity for artists to push boundaries and explore taboo themes in their music, sparking debates and discussions.
3. Religious Artists Transitioning to Commercial Success - Opportunity for artists from religious backgrounds to evolve their image and music style to appeal to a wider audience.
Industry Implications
1. Music Industry - Opportunity for record labels and artists to capitalize on controversial and provocative music to increase album sales and gain media attention.
2. Entertainment Industry - Opportunity for film and television producers to explore and depict controversial themes and storylines, potentially attracting a larger audience.
3. Conservative Activism - Opportunity for conservative groups to voice their concerns and initiate discussions on moral, social, and cultural issues that arise from controversial music and entertainment.
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