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I have so much hatred for Pitbull, you have no idea. This is his remix of Move Shake Drop (DJ Laz and Flo Rida), and the video is another stripperific sleazefest that samples the much awesomer Benny Benassi's Satisfaction. This kind of hip hop pains me. VAGINA DOLLARS VAGINA. ( Read more... )
Pitbull btw is the genius who brought us this piece of trash. Funny thing - first time I saw I Know You Want Me, I sincerely thought it was a parody. That's how utterly second rate and classless it is.
Anyway, I ended up watching that piece of irredeemable shit because I was looking for clips from How She Move. This movie is like mental comfort food to me. When I was growing up, about the only kind of dancing anyone did was stepping and breaking, breaking and stepping. So this takes me back. Also, the film secretly takes place in Toronto, although most references to the city were taken out at the request of the distributor, so it would play better with an American audience. For reference: T-Dot=Toronto, Scarbra=Scarborough (a west-end neighborhood), Richmon=Richmond Hill (a Nice Northern neighborhood), and the 46 bus goes from Kipling Station (on Bloor-Danforth) to Steeles Avenue East, which puts the movie somewhere in the (north) east end.
This is the final dance sequence from the movie and it's awesomesauce:
Pitbull btw is the genius who brought us this piece of trash. Funny thing - first time I saw I Know You Want Me, I sincerely thought it was a parody. That's how utterly second rate and classless it is.
Anyway, I ended up watching that piece of irredeemable shit because I was looking for clips from How She Move. This movie is like mental comfort food to me. When I was growing up, about the only kind of dancing anyone did was stepping and breaking, breaking and stepping. So this takes me back. Also, the film secretly takes place in Toronto, although most references to the city were taken out at the request of the distributor, so it would play better with an American audience. For reference: T-Dot=Toronto, Scarbra=Scarborough (a west-end neighborhood), Richmon=Richmond Hill (a Nice Northern neighborhood), and the 46 bus goes from Kipling Station (on Bloor-Danforth) to Steeles Avenue East, which puts the movie somewhere in the (north) east end.
This is the final dance sequence from the movie and it's awesomesauce: