There's no way I'm looking at a clip that starts out with an out-of-focus John Denver groping Yoko Ono.

Art = shock, right?

100 years ago, you'd have gotten your face rearranged for even saying stuff like this aloud. And rightly so.

Now "artists" proudly and naughtily put it to a catchy tune and broadcast it across the planet.

We live in the most hilariously unserious and simultaneously serious age in history. It's serious not because of its erosion of morals and traditions (that has all happened before), but for the horrors that technology will soon bring and our looming inability to deal with that as societies. The new age requires the most serious generation in history to deal with immensely complex ethical and technological issues.

The reason this creep dares to put out the song is because he KNOWS he won't get his face rearranged. That it; end of story.

Makes one pine for Billy Paul's "Me and Mrs. Jones. At least that song showed some respect, some awe, some shame. "We both know that it's wrong ..." At least they only met in the cafe in the afternoons.

Whoa,
That's really androgynous suck!
Let's go for some "Bluegrass Rap"!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wCAM3C3dpIA&mode=related&search=
Explicit lyrics.