Like it or not, Baby it's cold outside is kinda rapey. it's literally a woman trying desperately to leave who keeps being plied with alcohol and redirected tot he couch. WAP is about women who just like to get fucked... consensually.
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seoyeon60NewcomerNov 9, 2026
In 1944, Frank Loesser wrote "Baby, It's Cold Outside" to sing with his wife, Lynn Garland, at their housewarming party in New York City at the Navarro Hotel. They sang the song to indicate to guests that it was time to leave. Garland has written that after the first performance,
garca.sofiaNewcomerNov 9, 2026
Cuz black culture
liam.smithNewcomerNov 9, 2026
One is a song about a girl wanted to leave but the man insist she stays. And the other is a song about a woman wanted to be fucked. Even with the colorful language, it's not that hard to see the underlying different contexts of the songs.
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the_dmitriNewcomerNov 9, 2026
American problems... Sadly impacting most of the "western" civilization.
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ploychai66NewcomerNov 9, 2026
this fuckin generation will end the world
olivia_brownNewcomerNov 9, 2026
There's nothing "rapey" about it all. It's just a bunch of lefty snowflakes have a pathological need to be offended, and that song reminded them that they are fat and ugly and won't ever have a man talk to them that way.
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danielavega98NewcomerNov 9, 2026
It really does suck how people got completely taken over after occupy Wall Street.
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saraahmadi82NewcomerNov 9, 2026
Yes, it's a comedy show and people are laughing, but he's clearly exposing the hypocrisy. Sometimes I think we have it too good because we argue about such nonsense.
Result of performative outrage
Like it or not, Baby it's cold outside is kinda rapey. it's literally a woman trying desperately to leave who keeps being plied with alcohol and redirected tot he couch. WAP is about women who just like to get fucked... consensually.
In 1944, Frank Loesser wrote "Baby, It's Cold Outside" to sing with his wife, Lynn Garland, at their housewarming party in New York City at the Navarro Hotel. They sang the song to indicate to guests that it was time to leave. Garland has written that after the first performance,
Cuz black culture
One is a song about a girl wanted to leave but the man insist she stays. And the other is a song about a woman wanted to be fucked. Even with the colorful language, it's not that hard to see the underlying different contexts of the songs.
American problems... Sadly impacting most of the "western" civilization.
this fuckin generation will end the world
There's nothing "rapey" about it all. It's just a bunch of lefty snowflakes have a pathological need to be offended, and that song reminded them that they are fat and ugly and won't ever have a man talk to them that way.
It really does suck how people got completely taken over after occupy Wall Street.
Yes, it's a comedy show and people are laughing, but he's clearly exposing the hypocrisy. Sometimes I think we have it too good because we argue about such nonsense.