It is also a commentary on american life right now though, the whole album is very anti abortion though "WHO KILL" AS IN who did you kill? Which is also a play off the statement its not killing because the babies not alive on its own yet. Has not developed a full working nervous system.
It is also a commentary on american life right now though, the whole album is very anti abortion though "WHO KILL" AS IN who did you kill? Which is also a play off the statement its not killing because the babies not alive on its own yet. Has not developed a full working nervous system.
Just look how this plays into es-so which is so blatantly about abortion you have to be stupid not to see it.
Just look how this plays into es-so which is so blatantly about abortion you have to be stupid not to see it.
'Who Kill' is a more ambiguous form of the album's original title, 'Woman Who Kill', referencing a famous book on former female domestic abuse victims who killed their husbands. In general, the album feels more like an exploration of womanhood and what that means, particularly the aspects that are generally rejected as "unfeminine". That's why we end with "Killa", a song about a "new kind of woman, a new kind of woman, a don't-take-shit-from-you kind of woman", a conclusive call to arms against the female stereotypes and sexist prejudices that still permeate our society.
'Who Kill' is a more ambiguous form of the album's original title, 'Woman Who Kill', referencing a famous book on former female domestic abuse victims who killed their husbands. In general, the album feels more like an exploration of womanhood and what that means, particularly the aspects that are generally rejected as "unfeminine". That's why we end with "Killa", a song about a "new kind of woman, a new kind of woman, a don't-take-shit-from-you kind of woman", a conclusive call to arms against the female stereotypes and sexist prejudices that still permeate our society.
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The idea that Merrill, who is a feminist, would be advocating for an agenda that essentially limits women's rights strikes me as false. Especially in a song criticizing the inherent hypocrisies of American democracy.
Hold one what? It's quite obviously about the hypocrisy of American Democracy and how unequal everyone is. That's why she's saying "sweet land of liberty" is a lie. The ideas people get in there head...
Hold one what? It's quite obviously about the hypocrisy of American Democracy and how unequal everyone is. That's why she's saying "sweet land of liberty" is a lie. The ideas people get in there head...
You listened to one song and heard what you needed to hear. It's unfortunate because the rest of the album is phenomenal. I'd love to see these "plenty of interviews", by the way. It's more likely you are a religious nut painting reality as you wish it to be.
You listened to one song and heard what you needed to hear. It's unfortunate because the rest of the album is phenomenal. I'd love to see these "plenty of interviews", by the way. It's more likely you are a religious nut painting reality as you wish it to be.
Nah, I definitely didn't get an anti-abortion vibe from this song. And es-so didn't sound like that either... In my opinion, this song is centered around the current political climate in the USA, and es-so seems to be about eating disorders. Of course, I could be wrong, but that's what I got out of it.
Nah, I definitely didn't get an anti-abortion vibe from this song. And es-so didn't sound like that either... In my opinion, this song is centered around the current political climate in the USA, and es-so seems to be about eating disorders. Of course, I could be wrong, but that's what I got out of it.
The most sexist man who uses women for sex and companionship; judges them by their looks; and needs them to make him feel like a man is talking about feminism like he's some kind of hero to women. Screw him. He's a fake and a liar.
The most sexist man who uses women for sex and companionship; judges them by their looks; and needs them to make him feel like a man is talking about feminism like he's some kind of hero to women. Screw him. He's a fake and a liar.
Abortion It's very clear. She also states in plenty of interviews that she absolutely loves children.
It is also a commentary on american life right now though, the whole album is very anti abortion though "WHO KILL" AS IN who did you kill? Which is also a play off the statement its not killing because the babies not alive on its own yet. Has not developed a full working nervous system.
It is also a commentary on american life right now though, the whole album is very anti abortion though "WHO KILL" AS IN who did you kill? Which is also a play off the statement its not killing because the babies not alive on its own yet. Has not developed a full working nervous system.
Just look how this plays into es-so which is so blatantly about abortion you have to be stupid not to see it.
Just look how this plays into es-so which is so blatantly about abortion you have to be stupid not to see it.
'Who Kill' is a more ambiguous form of the album's original title, 'Woman Who Kill', referencing a famous book on former female domestic abuse victims who killed their husbands. In general, the album feels more like an exploration of womanhood and what that means, particularly the aspects that are generally rejected as "unfeminine". That's why we end with "Killa", a song about a "new kind of woman, a new kind of woman, a don't-take-shit-from-you kind of woman", a conclusive call to arms against the female stereotypes and sexist prejudices that still permeate our society.
'Who Kill' is a more ambiguous form of the album's original title, 'Woman Who Kill', referencing a famous book on former female domestic abuse victims who killed their husbands. In general, the album feels more like an exploration of womanhood and what that means, particularly the aspects that are generally rejected as "unfeminine". That's why we end with "Killa", a song about a "new kind of woman, a new kind of woman, a don't-take-shit-from-you kind of woman", a conclusive call to arms against the female stereotypes and sexist prejudices that still permeate our society.
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The idea that Merrill, who is a feminist, would be advocating for an agenda that essentially limits women's rights strikes me as false. Especially in a song criticizing the inherent hypocrisies of American democracy.
Hold one what? It's quite obviously about the hypocrisy of American Democracy and how unequal everyone is. That's why she's saying "sweet land of liberty" is a lie. The ideas people get in there head...
Hold one what? It's quite obviously about the hypocrisy of American Democracy and how unequal everyone is. That's why she's saying "sweet land of liberty" is a lie. The ideas people get in there head...
You listened to one song and heard what you needed to hear. It's unfortunate because the rest of the album is phenomenal. I'd love to see these "plenty of interviews", by the way. It's more likely you are a religious nut painting reality as you wish it to be.
You listened to one song and heard what you needed to hear. It's unfortunate because the rest of the album is phenomenal. I'd love to see these "plenty of interviews", by the way. It's more likely you are a religious nut painting reality as you wish it to be.
Nah, I definitely didn't get an anti-abortion vibe from this song. And es-so didn't sound like that either... In my opinion, this song is centered around the current political climate in the USA, and es-so seems to be about eating disorders. Of course, I could be wrong, but that's what I got out of it.
Nah, I definitely didn't get an anti-abortion vibe from this song. And es-so didn't sound like that either... In my opinion, this song is centered around the current political climate in the USA, and es-so seems to be about eating disorders. Of course, I could be wrong, but that's what I got out of it.
The most sexist man who uses women for sex and companionship; judges them by their looks; and needs them to make him feel like a man is talking about feminism like he's some kind of hero to women. Screw him. He's a fake and a liar.
The most sexist man who uses women for sex and companionship; judges them by their looks; and needs them to make him feel like a man is talking about feminism like he's some kind of hero to women. Screw him. He's a fake and a liar.