JAM - did Alizée know?

[Tomtentp]

Originally Posted by Chommpers

No, not exactly, more along the lines that they have Alizée and her image for the next so many years or 2 albums as far as image and music career.

Yeah im just joking
Im sure they had her pretty bad in the contract, but I don't think she did mind that very much. She were young and on the way to famousy, I don't think I would had been complaining much if my career were doing that well.

I find it amazing she did what she did so early, breaking free of MF/LB and taking her own path and all that. There is alot of free will in that girl, and she sure knows what she wants.

Originally Posted by edgar93

Ad they dont stop looking at her ass at all time

Would you had done diffrently?

[edgar93]

No, I wouldnt. I dont even care if I was on tv.

[MonteCristo]

Am i the only one not foolish enough to know garconcanadien wrote that as a joke?
As for going back on topic, i stick to what i say in my opinion:Alizee would have done that song anyway, why not? she did moi lolita

[Tchaikovsky]

Originally Posted by MonteCristo

Am i the only one not foolish enough to know garconcanadien wrote that as a joke?

How do you know? You weren't there.

[Scruffydog777]

Originally Posted by dreamer

This thread is hilarious.As has already been pointed out it's just one of many possible interpretations and I'm sure Alizée realized this as well. It's not in-your-face-type vulgarity

Apparently what you're saying is, it's vulgarity, not in your face vulgarity, but vulgarity nevertheless. That's why I don't believe Alizeée would have sung this if she thought the interpretation that Anthony has offered was the true meaning of the song.
She has shown us way too much class for that.
You never hear about any compromising stories of her, never see any compromising photos, you don't see her going to drug rehab, no pictures of her out late partying with friends. She's just a class act.
Her song Moi Lolita was what I would describe as risqué, and in no way vulgar. Of course what may seem risqué to some people, may seem vulgar to others and to others just no big deal.
But if Anthony's analysis is correct, I'd say J'en ai marre was bordering on vulgarity. I think she didn't know about it in the beginning, found out later, but at that point, it was such a popular hit and been heard by so many people, it really didn't matter any more.

[edgar93]

Originally Posted by MonteCristo

Am i the only one not foolish enough to know garconcanadien wrote that as a joke

But garconcanadien wasnt who wrote the article, there's a link with the original page.

[OGRE]

It's a beautiful song.
It has multiple meanings.
There is nothing wrong with those meanings.

When the pursuit of puritan answers leads down unwelcome voyeuristic paths, one ceases to hold what is pure and becomes the bearer of the very "corruption" one wishes to ameliorate.

Said another way, the search for "did she know" requires a voyeuristic invasion of thought that is worse than the original act, particularly considering there is nothing wrong with the original act.