"I can't feel my face when I'm with you..."

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Anonymous wrote:Is cocaine having a renaissance? Seems all the hot songs have references like 'Michelle Pfieffer'.

I'm naive. Is "Michelle Pfeiffer" a drug reference too? Is that what Bruno Mars was talking about?

LOL are you just now figuring it out? That combined with "white gold" after it didn't ring any bells?

NP - I had no idea. I thought white gold was calling her some type of trophy.

Wow. I didn't know this either! I thought he was such a good kid...

Bruno Mars? Check out the first verse of "Gorilla":

Ooh I got a body full of liquor
With a cocaine kicker
And I'm feeling like I'm thirty feet tall
So lay it down, lay it down...

[Anonymous]

I love gorilla, it's a really hot song.

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Anonymous wrote:Is cocaine having a renaissance? Seems all the hot songs have references like 'Michelle Pfieffer'.

I'm naive. Is "Michelle Pfeiffer" a drug reference too? Is that what Bruno Mars was talking about?

LOL are you just now figuring it out? That combined with "white gold" after it didn't ring any bells?

NP - I had no idea. I thought white gold was calling her some type of trophy.

Wow. I didn't know this either! I thought he was such a good kid...

Bruno Mars? Check out the first verse of "Gorilla":

Ooh I got a body full of liquor
With a cocaine kicker
And I'm feeling like I'm thirty feet tall
So lay it down, lay it down...

I thought it was a reference to how hot Michelle Pheiffer was back when she was in Scarface.

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What do Michele Pfeifer and Uma Thurman have to do with drugs?

[Anonymous]

I love this song. Song of the summer for sure.

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Anonymous wrote:Maybe he/she has Bell's palsy.

I just spit out my coffee. Thank you, PP.

I like the Bells Palsy version better. Thanks. Also love this song regardless of the meaning. This and the one that has "my heart is a ghost town" in the lyrics.

[Anonymous]

Did anyone see the Jimmy Fallon "wheel of musical impressions" with Arianna Grande? They both sang this song. It's great.

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Anonymous wrote:Did anyone see the Jimmy Fallon "wheel of musical impressions" with Arianna Grande? They both sang this song. It's great.

Yes they were both hilarious. It made me dislike her a little less.

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Anonymous wrote:Maybe he/she has Bell's palsy.

I just spit out my coffee. Thank you, PP.

I like the Bells Palsy version better. Thanks. Also love this song regardless of the meaning. This and the one that has "my heart is a ghost town" in the lyrics.

Actually, Bell's Palsy affects motor, not sensory neurons. It would still make you spit out your coffee, but you would know that it was hot.

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Anonymous wrote:Is cocaine having a renaissance? Seems all the hot songs have references like 'Michelle Pfieffer'.

I'm naive. Is "Michelle Pfeiffer" a drug reference too? Is that what Bruno Mars was talking about?

LOL are you just now figuring it out? That combined with "white gold" after it didn't ring any bells?

NP - I had no idea. I thought white gold was calling her some type of trophy.

Wow. I didn't know this either! I thought he was such a good kid...

What!!? Bruno Mars is a (open) recovering drug addict.

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Anonymous wrote:What do Michele Pfeifer and Uma Thurman have to do with drugs?

I don't know about Michelle Pfeifer, but have you not seen Pulp Fiction?

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Anonymous wrote:What do Michele Pfeifer and Uma Thurman have to do with drugs?

They both play coke heads in their most cult-favorite roles.

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Anonymous wrote:Is cocaine having a renaissance? Seems all the hot songs have references like 'Michelle Pfieffer'.

Michelle Pfieffer is having a renaissance. I don't think cocaine ever went away (for rich young people, anyways).

http://www.smosh.com/smosh-pit/articles/we-cant-stop-and-5-other-pop-songs-about-drugs

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Uma Thurman has to be the worst song ever. I hate it and hate when my exercise class plays it. It sticks in my head, god help me. Such a bad, ripped off song with vulgar disgusting lyrics.

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Anonymous wrote:I love this song. Song of the summer for sure.

+1!