J.B.G Trivia

[OGRE]

Found this connection on an older forum:

The "code name" J.B.G. not only represents "James Bond Girl", but can also represent the surname of the singer (Alizée), writer (Mylène), composer (Laurent).

J: Jacotey
B: Boutonnat
G: Gautier (Farmer's birth name)

[CFHollister]

Interesting.

[Rocket]

Now I can die contented. lol

[aFrenchie]

The coincidence is funny indeed. But I think it's only a coincidence...

[CFHollister]

Originally Posted by aFrenchie

The coincidence is funny indeed. But I think it's only a coincidence...

I don't know... I wouldn't put it past Mylene to try to pull something like that.

[Amelie]

yes yes yes, it exactly is J.B.G

[aditya8617]

Peraphs another double meaning intended.

[OGRE]

Originally Posted by CFHollister

I don't know... I wouldn't put it past Mylene to try to pull something like that.

Yeah, Mylène does these things. At first you go, "Cool, what a coincidence", and then you wonder if it really is coincidence after all. Mylène is a master at the double-entendre throughout her songs. For someone just trying to master the lyrics (like myself), double meanings can get lost.

Remember this line in Moi Lolita? "Mi-coton, mi-laine...". Now, why did Mylène choose "mi-laine"? Phonetically, "mi-laine" is ennunciated almost the same as "Mylène". Coincidence?

By the way, this is why I dig down into the culture. There is an entirely different level of appreciate for these songs that require an understanding beyond the simple words. I want to achieve that appreciation.

[aditya8617]

Originally Posted by OGRE

By the way, this is why I dig down into the culture. There is an entirely different level of appreciate for these songs that require an understanding beyond the simple words. I want to achieve that appreciation.

That is way too much work for me. But I like the idea of understanding beyond the simple words of a song.

[garçoncanadien]

hey with Mylene that's the idea folks

analyyyyyze her words