Hannity almost certainly has no idea who Kardashian is. He told her some girls look up to her because, unlike Britney Spears and Paris Hilton, Kardashian doesn’t drink. Then he asked her about her Playboy spread in a concerned, fatherly way: “Why Playboy? That’s the only thing I didn’t understand in your bio. That didn’t make sense to me.”
So that must mean the part of her bio where she taped herself having dirty naked sex with a man [NSFW], and the tape was fairly well-produced and well-lit—almost professionally so!—and then the tape was sold for $1 million? That part made perfect sense to you, Sean. Sean Hannity‘s America is sounding like a better place to live every day.
Last week, Britney Spears released the video for her recent single “If U Seek Amy.” As many have pointed out, the song’s title, when spoken aloud, sounds a lot like “F-U-C-K me.” Indeed, that’s the only way to interpret it, since the lyric itself makes no sense in context: “All of the boys and all of the girls are begging to if you seek Amy.” The suggestive video even begins with a TV newsanchor speaking the title over a chyron that reads, “Britney Spears Song Lyrics Spell Out Obscenity in Disguise,” so there’s no possibility that the pop star is trying to sneak something through. Has Britney pioneered a new kind of dirty pun?
Not really, although she does offer a new twist. The trope of spelling out fuck with the words if you see Kay has been frequently explored by musicians. The earliest instance appears to be by blues pianist Memphis Slim, who recorded a wistful “If You See Kay,” about his lost girlfriend, in 1963:
Britney Spears in “Circus”: Image by BitchBuzz via Flickr
Britney Spears finally debuted her “fuck me” video, officially titled “If You Seek Amy,” or as pronounced, F-U-C-K Me. The song has already courted controversy over its lyrics.
Spears, currently on tour, plays two parts in the video — boring housewife and sexy party girl. The video is also tinged with S&M and orgies.
In more Britney news, Wednesday in New York pal Madonna came to her show and watched from a box.