M.I.A. + Blaqstarr + Marlo Stanfield = Regrets Over The Skinny Jeans Trend
When M.I.A. directed this music video for Blaqstarr performing a cover of Tom Wait's "Way Down in the Hole," better known as the theme song to The Wire, all of the scientists were like "Eureeka, we've discovered the formula for hipster Viagra." Oh, scientists. Always with your collective cries of Eureeka!
(via Stereogum)
The fact that M.I.A. claims to have only spent "$9.95" on the video's production, and compares the entire project to the election, means that the formula is actually too powerful. All the cool kids are going to be shuffling around uncomfortably all day now, with their painful unsubsiding aesthetic appreciation boners and their Bunk impersonations.
Posted by Gabe at 9:45 AM in Music Related Content
Tags: Blaqstarr | M.I.A. | The Wire | Tom Waits
OK, this song is the worst, almost as bad as The Wire itself (sorry Richard Price!).
And can we stop it with the skinny jeans bashing? As if they're shorthand for 'douchebag'?
Listen, I'm sorry that denim fashions change every few years, but what are you going to do?
And what's so wrong with them anyway? Is it the feminine aspect that makes everyone so uncomfortable?
Don't worry, guys, bootcut will come back soon!
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Over it.
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but you cannot pop proper wood in them jeans...
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