Comments on: Pop Psychology: Lil Wayne's "Every Girl"

By: Larry Gallagher M.D.

Larry Gallagher M.D. — Sat, 03 Oct 2009 16:56:17 +0000

Here is the Coolidge Pinciple in modern times. It is in the articlewith application to rap music today. Even more than the simple principle I was trying to state. Here it is in action.

By: Nonya

Nonya — Thu, 23 Jul 2009 19:13:40 +0000

Is it really that hard to believe that people are thinking of Miley cyrus that way? Come on, get your head out of the sand and look around. She’s taken semi-nude photos, she’s plastered all over the internet in her underwear, she’s DATED someone who was of legal age….i mean, maybe someone should tell her if you’re not selling, you shouldn’t advertise. Tell you the truth, i wouldn’t be shocked if she’s proud of being in the song…if you knew any modern teenage girls, they wouldn’t be too offended.

By: David

David — Wed, 15 Jul 2009 05:18:39 +0000

No its not, lol Hip-Hop is still good. This song is the best of 2009 lol. And it’s the truth… Thats just how most men are. And thats why he says and in about 3 years…

By: mimi

mimi — Tue, 30 Jun 2009 19:01:09 +0000

This song is disrespectful and degrading. It is also very disgusting how they would even think about miley cyrus in a sexual way. She is a little girl she isn’t even 17 yet. They shouldn’t have even put her name in that song, its nasty when grown men are thinking about underage girls in a sexual way. It is also sad that all mainstream hip hop is now is just rapping about girls sex and money. What happened to rapping about real stuff? Hip hop really is dead.