"Baby got Back" or "Fat-Bottomed Girls?"

[reveal]

Yes, my personal favorite single was his remix of Black Sabbath's Iron Man:

You could strike a match in my hand, to black to tan,
Heavy metal rythm from a one man band.
Bust my knuckle in a junkyard scuffle,
Whippin advesaries with my brass belt buckle.

And there was the less then mildly annoying Square Dance Rap as well as being featured on the Judgment Night soundtrack, teaming with Mudhoney to create Freak Momma

Oh, and my vote goes to Baby got back.

Those were singles?

 

[Henry]

I don't think liking a single song by an artist constitutes a fan. Off the top of your head, can anyone name another song he had out as a single?

Cake Boy, the side B to Baby got Back - not exactly a sterling anthem. Technically, you can qualify SM-A-L as a "one hit wonder" and in a recent interview I saw, he agrees.

 

[Mark CMG]

Back.

 

[Rel]

"Get on your bikes and RIDE!" *ding-ding*

I'm totally a Queen fan.

 

[reveal]

"Get on your bikes and RIDE!" *ding-ding*

I'm totally a Queen fan.

Do you like the band too?

 

[Rel]

Do you like the band too?

What you didn't know is that my wife was standing next to me when I posted that. I said to her, "honey, I'm going to lob this one slow and easy across the plate and see how long it takes reveal to take a swing at it."

Apparently about 2 minutes.

 

[reveal]

What you didn't know is that my wife was standing next to me when I posted that. I said to her, "honey, I'm going to lob this one slow and easy across the plate and see how long it takes reveal to take a swing at it."

Apparently about 2 minutes.

I like it slow and easy.

 

[Queen_Dopplepopolis]

I like it slow and easy.

So does your mom!

Hey-o!!!

 

[reveal]

So does your mom!

Hey-o!!!

*sniff* My little girl is growing up. Pretty soon I won't even have to play "straight man" for her.

 

[Queen_Dopplepopolis]

*sniff* My little girl is growing up. Pretty soon I won't even have to play "straight man" for her.

I find the utilization of a well-placed "your mom" joke as evidence of "growing up" as absolutely hi-larious.