Jessica Mauboy feat. Ludacris - Saturday Night

No No No No.

Edit: I've hammered this point numerous times so I might as well put it down in review form: "Pushing 90 on the freeway so we can make good time". There are three possible scenarios for this, 1. It is implied that 'they'(?) are travelling above the speed limit, (90 for a freeway though, really? Unless it's miles, and knowing how great it is to try to be American, it probably is, although I see no need to travel beyond 88 miles per hour). From my accurate recollection, breaking the speed limit is breaking the law, and I believe this song peaked in popularity around the New Year's festivities. Picture the scenario where someone who had already made the foolhardy decision to drive under the influence of alcohol, they turn on the radio and this song is on. When that line comes up, they think "Hey, I can do that too", fast forward, traffic accident, double demerit points, very wrong. The second scenario would imply travelling at the speed limit. *cricket* Oh right, everyone does that already, no one cares. I'd count out the third scenario due to silliness, but the other two are too ridiculous that it even deserves a mention, that being the idea of travelling below the speed limit. As I said, very silly, but probably a safer alternative to the other two, and if it helped avoid a traffic accident, it probably would make (relatively) good time. Overanalysis? Yes, but I dislike this song, and that lyric.

+ nomination for the most non-existant backing beat.

237th best charting hit of 2010!
Laatst gewijzigd: 03/02/2011 18:52