Our UWI friend who created a stir recently with his provocative comments has become strangely silent in recent times. We assumed that he was bogged down with his studies until we scanned his blog a few moments ago and realized what he has been up to.
It seems that Superlative1 has ‘Gone Wild’!
So… not even a week passes by without my delicate sensibilities (well maybe not delicate but still) being barraged by a display of ‘culture’ as the last video I drew to your attention. This time the video is by local artist Lil Rick and his song Girls Gone Wild. Can’t say it brought pride to my heart to be 100% Bajan…
The sad part is I actually liked this song. On another note, check out the vid for Can’t Wait, another song of his I simply love. That video I can say is a good one.I wonder what else will be unleashed on the general public to show our equal rights and uplifting and non-degrading treatment of women…
Visit the youngster’s blog and read what Sir Hillary’s student has been up to.
Most Barbadians have been outraged at this video which contains some pretty Bajan girls who are demonstrating that they are quite proficient in the bajan culture of ‘wukkin-up’. Do we see anything wrong with it?
NO, we mean YES, NO!!!!
Can anybody explain what white bajan boy // November 30, 2008 at 10:57 PM said? I have absolutely NO idea. Thanks
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you all people only talk because you can you all are dying fast and dont get to enjoy life when both man and woman dead and gone there aint no sexy bodys to look at so ladys do wat you want and hold wunna heads up and forget the haters they jelous
this is the result of democracy, wild sex, common/shared partners not husband and wife
it’s all rihanna’s fault
decency has gone out of style and godliness has become obselete. we are in for a rude awakening at the 2nd coming.
These girls are doing nothing wrong. They are awesome even if they are “wukking” up.
different girls in society.. and they are quite a few.. even educated ones.. who bliv they must flaunt their body 24/7 .. i see women going to work and they show too much.. especially the girls tht working in offices..banks etc..
but such is life.. everyone is to their own.. if you dnt like lil rick video dnt watch it.. and if u watch it n watch d whole thing and got a problem with it, you are a confused person cuz u cant even admit its appealing to ur own senses..
these are not all local but they look good real good
Initially, it starts out with a provocative video, then porn and eventually the rest is history. The women of Barbados, produce the greatness of Barbados. They are the future mothers of Prime Ministers, Nobel Laureates, school teachers, poets, and hard working bajan men and women. The future of Barbados is rich, if we the citizenry invest in the future of our Island home. Hear this proclamation, as a country’s women go, so to does that country. To allow the future of Barbados to degrade away into ignomeny, conjures up narratives from the historical past of failed generations. None of us stand as moral superiors over others, Certainy not this blogger. However my fellow bajans, what’s wrong with entertaining the idea of a little decency for each other? The moral bar should be always respectably high, and we as citizens must endeavor to aim high. Slackness, perversity and the rampant disrespect of bajan women, can never be accepted. How would any of you like to see your mothers, daughters, nieces or aunts, displayed all over mass media as some sexually explicit object for all to view? Please respect our unique Barbadian heritage, and remember our motto “Pride in work well done.”
Gotta agree with the majority, nothing wrong with the video. Its not degrading to women, they only dancing, and they can dance gud. Wish I could control my bumper like them A gud video to get ur waistline trim also
HOT NEWS>>>>>>>inside Off the PRESS>>>>>EAGER 11 planning to go Wild ….lil Rick….Did You have anything to do with this?
I love the song and love the video! These ladies are GREAT dancers and I can appreciate their talent. Also this video is TAME compared to a lot of crap that’s out there. I don’t find it demeaning at all. This is a form of dancing in Barbados. These women show great body confidence. They are mostly dancing on their own – not on men. I don’t see any problems. Moreover, I like the theme – which is get in shape. With a population that has what 70% overweight or obese – how can you fault a man for writing a calypso encouraging women to get in shape by dancing. There are not a lot of exercises that are inherent to Bajan culture – but dancing is one of them! This is nothing like the American or Canadian versions of ‘Girls Gone Wild’ and it is a wonderful way to appreciate women who are trying to be active through dance. I say keep it up! And yes I’m a White woman and obesity and diabetes are my main subject areas and I’m very concerned about increasing health challenges to the region. I love this video and I’m so happy to see it. YEAH Barbados!