So sad people fail to see they had been programmed throughout the years by the music industry with sugar coated and overproduced tracks to ignore and hate improvisation and spontaneity. Just like the neochauvinists don't think a woman is good enough if she doesn't look like the hyper photoshop-ed frankenwomen from magazines and tv comercials.
This song is strongly political in America. When Saul Williams sings it, it is not just a love song to distant and sometimes cruel lover, but to a society where inequality still exist between white and black.
That message changes because Robyn and Wilson are removed from that specific situation. It is strange to an American ear to hear two white pop singers sing this song, which is probably the reason for more complaints than the music's quality.
@Dissent1: Yes, you too, you're right. - Some europeans might fail to see this dimension but many do not. The change in the message when performed by a black american is surely cognizeable; - and yes, I intentionally say "black" and do not use words like "afro-american" or so because to me this fuckin' political correctness is a form of racism as well.
Back to the music: ain't they cute how they perform this song only with piano, drum machine and handclaps? - I'm a huge fan of Jenny and Robyn!
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They said "I tapped it to my heart, Nigger" the lyric is "I tapped it to my heart, dear girl" They must have assumed that a black man singing a song with a pseudo-Hip hop back beat would have to say the word "Nigger" at least once in his song. Kind of missing the point of the song and Saul Williams as an artist
This is amazing. What the fuck is everyone talking about? Seriously, why can nobody ever give something different a chance instead of all the bullshit crap in the charts? If you go at anything with an open mind, you will like it. Actually appreciate what they have just done instead of condemning it.
I for one loved it, two of my favourite artists working together :)
This is not a "spur of the moment" kinda song as you put it though. It's been made in a certain way and it carries a message as a whole not just through it's lyrics. To give someone 30 minutes to learn it and try and make them do it is a fucking travesty
White people need repairations too - I've got leaks all over my roof and I could really do with insulating my roof. Still, I don't expect the government to pay for this on my behalf, nor am I going to take it out on these innocent young artistes.
Nice oscillation of loudness, tone, speed, solo- and duet singing, like connecting the piano with the singing and then again deconnecting it by changing it's speed, loudness and rythm.
It was done for a Swedish music show, counting down the best records of 2005.
Robyn and Jenny had never worked together before entering the studio, and they were asked to rehearse one of the songs on the list and perform it at the end of the show.
It was a spur-of-the-moment thing, more than anything else.
They had 30 min to learn it, they had not worked with eachother before and they didnt know what song they would record before they entered the studio. It was a tribute from the music-show Musikbyrån to what was considered the best song that year.
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well, joru, this clip isn't what made these two women to be considered great musicians.. if you're interested, download Jenny Wilson's latest album 'Hardships!', and you might get an idea of how 'great' she really is, because if you don't, that might be even stranger..
Oh dear Christ. This is beyond bad. The original is so visceral, urgent and potent but this is like something playing in a lift. It's totally soulless. I don't want to turn this into a race thing but somehow two white ladies doing a well intentioned but quite clearly limp dicked 'tribute' is misguided to say the least.
Aueneye makes a great point 2 white girls singing a song that really doesn't have any resemblance with them... does anyone get my point? if not fuck you. Either way they murdered the song.
my grandma might enjoy this. might.. anyway personally this cover is not for me but im sure it works for some people. very talented just not the right setting for this song.
I think mikeburley has some very important points. While I am not one to criticize the aesthetics of the white women's interpretation or question their "right" to cover any song they please I ~do~ think that they suck any political content out of the song. And the fact that it is posted as "List of Demands" without the subtitle "Reparations" makes it all the more devoid of meaning.
just because they might have not been subject to racism, which saul williams likes to write about so much, doesnt mean they werent offended by it.
Just like sloucho's point about Sunday Bloody Sunday..
So fucking what if the song is about the history of violence in Ireland? Does that mean nobody else can sing about it and about how it affected people because theyre not irish?
It sucks the political content because the content in which Williams sings about is expressed so fiercely through the song. The fierceness is most definitely gone from the song. I am no saying that they felt strong about the song when Williams released it, but he portrayed the seriousness of the situation with the hard sounds in the song and him yelling the lyrics. This song just tones the whole message down.
Artists cover other people's songs because they feel that they can interpret the song in a new way (hopefully). Unless a band is playing a frat party, there is no reason for them to ape the original version note for note. Eddie Arnold and Cindy walker wrote a nice little song in the 50's about unrequited love called "You Don't Know Me." Ray Charles recorded it years later and gave the music and lyrics new layers and depths of meaning.
Also, scroll up. Does the Williams link say "reparations?"
Though it didn't follow the meaning of the original song (like what meantambourine said); however it sounded good. I love Robyn, I think they did a kind of "school playground" interpretation of it - it sounded well. :)
Saul Williams did a cover of Sunday Bloody Sunday by U2. That's a song about the history of violence in Ireland. And he made it some weird techno/rock remix devoid of the power of the original, maybe he shouldn't be doing that.
Or maybe he should, cuz it doesn't even matter, and he can cover whatever the hell he wants.
JK but what does what you said have anything to do with what I said? I see how from your post you could make the argument that these two whities can cover whatever the hell they want also, and I shouldnt be critisizing them. But you didnt really respond to what I said and didnt relate the paralell. I also dont understand how me saying that makes me an idiot. I didnt say Saul Williams was perfect and hasnt done anything stupid, I was mearly stating that these two people had.
"I got a list of demands written under this giant rock on my hand. We're livin hand to mouth?" More seriously, it's cool to see Saul Williams having a wide influence, but one has to assume that if they really respected the song they might, um, know the words. I'm just sayin . . .
ahh jenny wilson is terrible! Robyn could maybe have made it a good version but shit jenny! None of them seem to know what this song is about! They are reading the lyrics and makes it a terrible pop song.
The way Robyn speaks English is more American than British. She has the "cool/funky" aspects of black American culture, but doesn't have a real grasp on the angst that went into Saul Williams' version of this song. Jenny Wilson on the other hand has no soul whatsoever and is like an anchor around Robyn's feet in this rendition. "I aint afraid of you..." She's as bland as a mayonaise sandwich on white bread.
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im sorry but this is a horrific cover by 2 konitchuwa bitches who dont probably know much about sauls life...just do it for the money.. what next spice girls doing malcom x covers
Nice one. Robyn's a little like Thom Yorke. She seems to be into really cool, obscure music, but produces more popular music that is suitable for airplay on the radio. But that makes me appreciate her for some reason.
sorry, but i just like the original better... it seems very surreal and weird and... *shivers* idk i just didn't "get it". kinda messed up my view of a great song. *twitch*
It was done for a Swedish music show, counting down the best records of 2005.
Robyn and Jenny had never worked together before entering the studio, and they were asked to rehearse one of the songs on the list and perform it at the end of the show.
It was a spur-of-the-moment thing, more than anything else.
They're trying, I feel that they put something into it...but it's not the same level of passion or intensity which is expressed in Saul Williams' original. Sort of like repainting Picasso.
This works so well. How does she do it, actually I know how she does it; hyper talented.
Love you Robyn.
Blacknote1965 2 weeks ago
amazing!
immortalyoghurt 5 months ago
This is fucking great. They are not living hand to mouth no way no how. But they're talented as hell.
touchandgod 6 months ago 4
how can you not like this ?
honkyzilla 7 months ago 4
Its funny cause its true, its way better than the original, white or not, you racist faggots!!!!!!
StudioKristensen 8 months ago
@StudioKristensen you call others racist, but then insult gay people, you need to watch where you step...
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dbdiamond3 7 months ago
whoa i almost understand swedish = ) c'est beau
lunaparklunatik 10 months ago
whoa i almost understand swedish = ) HOO
lunaparklunatik 10 months ago
...charming!...
MrBaebel 11 months ago
um...interesting
treestar 11 months ago
Don't look at me.. i fucking love this song, and love Jenny Wilson and Robyn..
jarleaax 1 year ago
Two swedish women singing saul williams? HELL YEA!!!!!!!!
finlan9 1 year ago
So sad people fail to see they had been programmed throughout the years by the music industry with sugar coated and overproduced tracks to ignore and hate improvisation and spontaneity. Just like the neochauvinists don't think a woman is good enough if she doesn't look like the hyper photoshop-ed frankenwomen from magazines and tv comercials.
Techne 1 year ago 2
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Now we know why this country experienced their first terrorist attack the other day -- the bombers must have seen this crap! LOL
Kloneranger 1 year ago
@Kloneranger you're so funny. go jump under a train
meyaylol 1 year ago
This song is strongly political in America. When Saul Williams sings it, it is not just a love song to distant and sometimes cruel lover, but to a society where inequality still exist between white and black.
That message changes because Robyn and Wilson are removed from that specific situation. It is strange to an American ear to hear two white pop singers sing this song, which is probably the reason for more complaints than the music's quality.
Dissent1 1 year ago 3
@Dissent1: Yes, you too, you're right. - Some europeans might fail to see this dimension but many do not. The change in the message when performed by a black american is surely cognizeable; - and yes, I intentionally say "black" and do not use words like "afro-american" or so because to me this fuckin' political correctness is a form of racism as well.
Back to the music: ain't they cute how they perform this song only with piano, drum machine and handclaps? - I'm a huge fan of Jenny and Robyn!
MrBaebel 11 months ago 2
I think it's pretty fucking awesome personally.
elvickRULES 1 year ago 2
These two should collaborate more often.
TresDarius 1 year ago
No Nike, no credibility.
remaftp 1 year ago
wow is saul williams really popular in sweden?
chefawkes 1 year ago
needs more anger...
Rosstacular 1 year ago
wow
VenusAsABoyFilms 1 year ago
Bästa cover som gorts på List of demands fett nice full av jamming inget planerat skit Exaskt som det ska vara. Specielt efter Saul hade gort sin Afrika turne
skoneintex 1 year ago
They said "I tapped it to my heart, Nigger" the lyric is "I tapped it to my heart, dear girl" They must have assumed that a black man singing a song with a pseudo-Hip hop back beat would have to say the word "Nigger" at least once in his song. Kind of missing the point of the song and Saul Williams as an artist
Sganarelle77 1 year ago
@Sganarelle77 Your Wrong, she sings "Dear Girl" listen more carfully. Cheers!
LastMileDesigns 1 year ago
@Sganarelle77 they said dear girl actuaally
meyaylol 1 year ago
This is amazing. What the fuck is everyone talking about? Seriously, why can nobody ever give something different a chance instead of all the bullshit crap in the charts? If you go at anything with an open mind, you will like it. Actually appreciate what they have just done instead of condemning it.
I for one loved it, two of my favourite artists working together :)
jackuhreee 1 year ago 3
robyn look like a munter when she first starts singing. trufax
meyaylol 1 year ago
considering they had a short time to learn and play thier own version, its very bloddy good...i'd like to see the haters to do better!
3dhell 1 year ago 2
Freakin cool. You girls rock. Looking up at the camera! So Abba! Ahhhh funny. Talent.
jamesblairkell 1 year ago
I don't understand where people are coming from when they say this sucks. Too entrenched in the hip-hop culture? This is great and inspiring.
VictorHageman 1 year ago
I love this. gorgeous. both extraordinary characters.
CateMacLeod 1 year ago
This is not a "spur of the moment" kinda song as you put it though. It's been made in a certain way and it carries a message as a whole not just through it's lyrics. To give someone 30 minutes to learn it and try and make them do it is a fucking travesty
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this is shit
Beechie1234 2 years ago
White people need repairations too - I've got leaks all over my roof and I could really do with insulating my roof. Still, I don't expect the government to pay for this on my behalf, nor am I going to take it out on these innocent young artistes.
danstonez 2 years ago
umm... this is kind of off. not in the since that it is not as hard or that it has a lower level of production but due to who is singing it.
ggcpres 2 years ago
Nice oscillation of loudness, tone, speed, solo- and duet singing, like connecting the piano with the singing and then again deconnecting it by changing it's speed, loudness and rythm.
kristiankroflin 2 years ago
grat song :)
EvanConnellyNovacek 2 years ago 2
yes it is cool
I live in Silesia
In a town called Ossy
lucas79black 2 years ago
Simply moving...
mcpeepants2008 2 years ago
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horrible
benjii626 2 years ago
Isn't this song about reparations to the African Americans? And yet two little white girls are singing it? wtf? this is just awful!
Bmehr0775 2 years ago
it's is deeper than merely that, but that is an element of the song.
themightyboooooooooo 2 years ago
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saitu83 2 years ago
@benjii626 piss off
saitu83 2 years ago
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Wow, turned an awesome song to shit
filpenny 2 years ago
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saitu83 2 years ago
@filpenny no you did, with your stupid comment
saitu83 2 years ago
george michael song this first,hand to mouth.
windyman007 2 years ago
It reminds me sesame street or something like that ahaha :P I like it! :)
nanimangow 2 years ago
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i think i just threw up
Andrewbrass09 2 years ago
I need to own this AUDIO! HOw can I get this?
CorsicanGod 2 years ago 2
This is what I heard:
It was done for a Swedish music show, counting down the best records of 2005.
Robyn and Jenny had never worked together before entering the studio, and they were asked to rehearse one of the songs on the list and perform it at the end of the show.
It was a spur-of-the-moment thing, more than anything else.
diplopo 2 years ago 14
To all you angry, inflamed people:
Consider this.
They had 30 min to learn it, they had not worked with eachother before and they didnt know what song they would record before they entered the studio. It was a tribute from the music-show Musikbyrån to what was considered the best song that year.
Why be so condemned? Peace
moolmi 2 years ago 43
@moolmi wow thats so considerate of you.
doosh
YouNeverMind00 1 year ago
@moolmi ;) I agree with you!! :) Peace! :) And merry Christmas :)
Nina
doutzen177 1 year ago
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....this is an abomination.
champagneeyes 2 years ago
masz racje, świetne.
upudlenie 2 years ago
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two swedish girls should not be singing this
cmdrx 2 years ago
No, that's what makes it great...very ironic.
randyripoff 2 years ago
Two Swedish girls are not singing this. One is from Nevada. Check yourself before you embarrass yourself.
menyc 2 years ago
oh yes, i'm so very fucking embarrassed. shmuck.
cmdrx 2 years ago 2
Nevada? Since when
Engerbert1977 2 years ago 2
Out of interest, which one is from Nevada? I was under the impression Robyn was born in Stockholm and Jenny in Blekinge, both cities in Sweden.
AgentofEvil 2 years ago 4
Blekinge is not a city though :) It's a county.
notblondeswede 2 years ago
Ah, I learned something new today! Thank you. :)
AgentofEvil 2 years ago 3
It's cool :).
I live in Blekinge xD
In a town called Karlskrona. :)
notblondeswede 2 years ago
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markushulthen 2 years ago
i love it
vnesofsc 2 years ago 5
This is one of the best things I have ever heard. Go Jenny and Robyn! :D
Skopan91 2 years ago 2
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Holy Crap! The lyrics are so good I thought it could survive any arrangment. I was wrong. I was very wrong.
Zebulia 2 years ago
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Killed the song...
I mean ruined.
TalesOfTeralothia 2 years ago
This reminds me of those music teacher skits that Will Ferrell used to do, only these two are serious.
Ghey!
scumbagtony 2 years ago
what a good song!...
what a original work
LongWayShout 2 years ago
what tha fuck
juliothevampire 2 years ago
what the hell is this supposed to be?
hithazel 2 years ago
Simon Cowell: WTF you murdered that song.
mikeethio 2 years ago
GREAATTT SOOOONG, I really like it! :D
diiaanaaaa 2 years ago
Känns inte i ryggen
POLlyy23 2 years ago
not saying this is bad, but if this is considered good then anyone can be a great musician/artist. give me a record deal!
joru100 2 years ago
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well, joru, this clip isn't what made these two women to be considered great musicians.. if you're interested, download Jenny Wilson's latest album 'Hardships!', and you might get an idea of how 'great' she really is, because if you don't, that might be even stranger..
Revan2021 2 years ago
What is your point? You can do your music without a record deal. I like to listen this.
kainoloikka 2 years ago
Oh dear Christ. This is beyond bad. The original is so visceral, urgent and potent but this is like something playing in a lift. It's totally soulless. I don't want to turn this into a race thing but somehow two white ladies doing a well intentioned but quite clearly limp dicked 'tribute' is misguided to say the least.
Aueneye 2 years ago
Aueneye makes a great point 2 white girls singing a song that really doesn't have any resemblance with them... does anyone get my point? if not fuck you. Either way they murdered the song.
mikeethio 2 years ago
'if not fuck you' :D
gusmactavish 2 years ago
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well, you've murdered society!
razatraz123 2 years ago
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Well..... i dont know how to reply to this one. It doesn't make sence. You my friend.... you are a trash to society!
mikeethio 2 years ago
he is so right you killed society
criesforsellout 2 years ago
my grandma might enjoy this. might.. anyway personally this cover is not for me but im sure it works for some people. very talented just not the right setting for this song.
Moonheit13 3 years ago
This has all the power of one of god's wet diapers.
benway15 3 years ago
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this is a joke.
theteleflorist 3 years ago
great cover!!
these ladies are the best
calditou 3 years ago
Golden! FFP for the win, Robyn is boss as well. Yay Swedish Fishes!!
parrotsnest 3 years ago
I think mikeburley has some very important points. While I am not one to criticize the aesthetics of the white women's interpretation or question their "right" to cover any song they please I ~do~ think that they suck any political content out of the song. And the fact that it is posted as "List of Demands" without the subtitle "Reparations" makes it all the more devoid of meaning.
mstofflet 3 years ago 5
why does it suck any political content out?
just because they might have not been subject to racism, which saul williams likes to write about so much, doesnt mean they werent offended by it.
Just like sloucho's point about Sunday Bloody Sunday..
So fucking what if the song is about the history of violence in Ireland? Does that mean nobody else can sing about it and about how it affected people because theyre not irish?
Fallaji 3 years ago
It sucks the political content because the content in which Williams sings about is expressed so fiercely through the song. The fierceness is most definitely gone from the song. I am no saying that they felt strong about the song when Williams released it, but he portrayed the seriousness of the situation with the hard sounds in the song and him yelling the lyrics. This song just tones the whole message down.
jaqawi 3 years ago 2
Artists cover other people's songs because they feel that they can interpret the song in a new way (hopefully). Unless a band is playing a frat party, there is no reason for them to ape the original version note for note. Eddie Arnold and Cindy walker wrote a nice little song in the 50's about unrequited love called "You Don't Know Me." Ray Charles recorded it years later and gave the music and lyrics new layers and depths of meaning.
Also, scroll up. Does the Williams link say "reparations?"
bringotnight 3 years ago 3
Though it didn't follow the meaning of the original song (like what meantambourine said); however it sounded good. I love Robyn, I think they did a kind of "school playground" interpretation of it - it sounded well. :)
Aidanadia 3 years ago
mikeburley,
Saul Williams did a cover of Sunday Bloody Sunday by U2. That's a song about the history of violence in Ireland. And he made it some weird techno/rock remix devoid of the power of the original, maybe he shouldn't be doing that.
Or maybe he should, cuz it doesn't even matter, and he can cover whatever the hell he wants.
You're an idiot.
sloucho84 3 years ago 3
well youre a sloucho
JK but what does what you said have anything to do with what I said? I see how from your post you could make the argument that these two whities can cover whatever the hell they want also, and I shouldnt be critisizing them. But you didnt really respond to what I said and didnt relate the paralell. I also dont understand how me saying that makes me an idiot. I didnt say Saul Williams was perfect and hasnt done anything stupid, I was mearly stating that these two people had.
mikeburley11 3 years ago
Why don't you get a little more worked up about a cover song?
victormark 3 years ago
My point was that Saul Williams also did a stylistically different interpretation about a political subject he has no business singing about.
And there's no "wrong" interpretation of the song. They attempted to make it their own. Kudos to their originality.
sloucho84 2 years ago
this song is about reperation for slavery so it seems weird that white, artsy weirdos should be singing it.
their interpretation of the song was wrong, there is no emotion
they're not even good singers.
mikeburley11 3 years ago
"I got a list of demands written under this giant rock on my hand. We're livin hand to mouth?" More seriously, it's cool to see Saul Williams having a wide influence, but one has to assume that if they really respected the song they might, um, know the words. I'm just sayin . . .
meantambourine 3 years ago
haha, am i the only one who likes this?
necrophagist7 3 years ago
You r not alone.
Ether929 3 years ago
this is horrible!!! lol
icegreen62 3 years ago
gaaaaaaay
you are
WHITE
mikeburley11 3 years ago
so?
they are doing a great job! Its not a complete cover of saul williams version, its their own interpretation
manse12345 3 years ago 2
u r a racist dear sir.
manwithemeraldeyes 3 years ago
garbage
TankScorpio 3 years ago
wtf? why did they do this. i'd rather take a shit than to hear this
joe13869 3 years ago
ahh jenny wilson is terrible! Robyn could maybe have made it a good version but shit jenny! None of them seem to know what this song is about! They are reading the lyrics and makes it a terrible pop song.
Albertljunggren 3 years ago
ahhh make it stop!!
rkellysuxmyballs 3 years ago
worst remake video ever, i need to bust my eardrums after hearing this
hkj567 3 years ago
The way Robyn speaks English is more American than British. She has the "cool/funky" aspects of black American culture, but doesn't have a real grasp on the angst that went into Saul Williams' version of this song. Jenny Wilson on the other hand has no soul whatsoever and is like an anchor around Robyn's feet in this rendition. "I aint afraid of you..." She's as bland as a mayonaise sandwich on white bread.
soulsurvivor2001 3 years ago
I prefer the original version, but I like the fact that they make something totally different with the cover.
yojje 3 years ago 3
seems abit empty
kevruiz1234567890 3 years ago
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im sorry but this is a horrific cover by 2 konitchuwa bitches who dont probably know much about sauls life...just do it for the money.. what next spice girls doing malcom x covers
grommit08 3 years ago
a great tribute to saul williams and "song of the year 2006 (?)" -List of demands!
mcederfeldt 3 years ago 2
mmm hmmm... i dont know.. it seems a bit faked after having listened the real List of demands by saul williams..
dangusgriuva 3 years ago
Ruined the song. =\ This is terrible with no real techno beats.
SinnesterSorrow 3 years ago
Quirky, but something is missing in translation. Decent cover though and Robyn is brilliant as always.
chasingskirts 3 years ago
Nice one. Robyn's a little like Thom Yorke. She seems to be into really cool, obscure music, but produces more popular music that is suitable for airplay on the radio. But that makes me appreciate her for some reason.
squinkymel 3 years ago
I really try to keep my comments positive...so all I can say is that i LOVE the original Saul Williams version...
kickbackchick 3 years ago
uhm....no
unfunkit 3 years ago
sorry, but i just like the original better... it seems very surreal and weird and... *shivers* idk i just didn't "get it". kinda messed up my view of a great song. *twitch*
megarox55 3 years ago
I love it!
casoesteviano 3 years ago
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SOO bAADD
im flagin ahaha
akmaad 3 years ago
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shut the fuk up
betocupey 3 years ago
i think its a fun version of the song.. and its obviously not a serious gig. :)
they both have relaxed attitudes it seems...
isnt that the way its supposed to be?
manwithemeraldeyes 3 years ago 5
i'm so confused.... wasn't the original song supposed to be a satire of reprimands?....
why the f*ck are two white girls singing this song...?
(...not trying to be racial or anything...)
sratchf2 3 years ago
It was done for a Swedish music show, counting down the best records of 2005.
Robyn and Jenny had never worked together before entering the studio, and they were asked to rehearse one of the songs on the list and perform it at the end of the show.
It was a spur-of-the-moment thing, more than anything else.
WildApache 3 years ago 10
I don't think there's any pretenses. I think that answered your question.
Talbworst 3 years ago
way to kill it
chitowncubfan21 3 years ago
ugh, that ruined the song for me
mcotleur 3 years ago
agreed
wheelchair44 3 years ago
yep
YummyVillain 3 years ago
This is super cool- I don't understand all the bad critic!!
emmikjerland 3 years ago
well that was a waste of 5 minutes of my life.
treganalbers 3 years ago
if you want to be precise 3 minutes 13 but yeah you're right
superhunk123 3 years ago
They're good singers and all, but what made the song was having an angry black man screaming the lyrics.
bkfengshui 3 years ago 4
TRUTH
nelax44 3 years ago
HAHA listen to yourself please
notblondeswede 3 years ago
awful cover.
sooperd00p 3 years ago
this is a pretty badass song. i think it's a pretty good cover. way new sound to it. they almost make it their own.
trillohate 3 years ago
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why would two white women cover a song talking about reperations
Bk3904 3 years ago
"and when you hear this song if you ain't dead then sing along"
stopthecensor 3 years ago 3
"and when you hear this song if you ain't dead then sing along"
stopthecensor 3 years ago 2
cus the tv show asked them to cover one of the best songs to come out that year
jlysvoll 3 years ago
"why would two white women cover a song talking about reperations"
pretty ignorant and possibly racist comment
emanitudism 3 years ago 8
you're the only racist here.
limiting music to a certain "race".
shoo!
ShotgunHeroX 3 years ago
lol this is weird as fuck.
DocSloth 3 years ago
I really like both versions, sure this one is more popish, but both are great.
unsetelex 3 years ago
Can you love and hate this version at the same time?
vromanov 3 years ago
this is really bad, even for a couple of women.
peterheater 3 years ago
Holy shit. Those harlots just ruined that awesome song for me. Stick to your day jobs.
bchsrebel81 3 years ago
Wow. I mean, they have ok voices, but just not for this song.
GoodEatsFan231 3 years ago
They're trying, I feel that they put something into it...but it's not the same level of passion or intensity which is expressed in Saul Williams' original. Sort of like repainting Picasso.
Wubboux 3 years ago
IS ANYONE HEARING THE SAME THING I'M HEARING?
THIS COVER IS TERRIBLE.
SAUL William's song has more passion, it's more real.
When they sing it, it sounds like a talent show song.
I mean, they should stick to their own original songs.
Saul Williams is epic, he's a passionate individual who can't be "covered".
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UrbanFiasco 3 years ago
i know they suck
44PUMA 3 years ago
this is wicked, and thats totally an understatement.
hueldereich 3 years ago 2
They are simply going through the motions in this terrible cover of a truely amazing song. A monkey could do it with enough time!
Saul williams is a guiding star, set your course to him!
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ericblsf 3 years ago
i like the nike remix so much better!
Skyur45 3 years ago
The nike version wasn't a remix ;) It was the original
ilovecereal371 3 years ago
boo
Strolb57 3 years ago
poorly executed.
d1a2n3i5e8l 3 years ago
A for effort, but Saul made the song perfect. I can't picture it being covered by anyone and being even remotely as good as the original.
ilovecereal371 3 years ago
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stupid, stupid,stupid. they ruined a good song. shut them the hell up!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
goomba120 3 years ago
This was really good, but would have been amazing if Jenny Wilson had shut the fuck up. Her voice is horrible!!!!
mondegreen 3 years ago
That kinda sucks, considering the original track...was interesting near the end cuz of originality and good beat, but still relatively pathetic.
theirresistableE 3 years ago
I like it a lot, covers are supposed to be different
flealoaf 3 years ago 3
The Hives' cover is the better cover of this track...but even that doesn't top the original.
walkervincoli 3 years ago
Compared to Saul Williams' original, this is like pouring water over a roast and calling it gravy. Sorry.
rayannina 3 years ago
OMG jag har letat efter den här i fucking evigheter. tack!
suddenmovement 3 years ago
love this
youjones 3 years ago
not that great compared to saul but i areally appreciate their sincerity.
ilovegoth 3 years ago