It's exactly the same as when Brittany Spears did "If you seek amy." It was meant to sound like "F, U, C, K, Me" but, since Ms.Spears actually seeked radio play for her single, she changed it to the transliteral "If you seek amy." Same thing Katy Perry did, "Peacock," really means, "Big Rooster[yeah i said rooster. lol] ." It's like the game mad gab.
It's exactly the same as when Brittany Spears did "If you seek amy." It was meant to sound like "F, U, C, K, Me" but, since Ms.Spears actually seeked radio play for her single, she changed it to the transliteral "If you seek amy." Same thing Katy Perry did, "Peacock," really means, "Big Rooster[yeah i said rooster. lol] ." It's like the game mad gab.
good song but i wonder what she means by the "peacock" metaphor, i think it's a little too deep for me.
Don't worry man, I'm in the same boat. And by repeating the last syllable... I have no clue. It's a mystery.
Don't worry man, I'm in the same boat. And by repeating the last syllable... I have no clue. It's a mystery.
I wanna say a male part haha
I wanna say a male part haha
It's exactly the same as when Brittany Spears did "If you seek amy." It was meant to sound like "F, U, C, K, Me" but, since Ms.Spears actually seeked radio play for her single, she changed it to the transliteral "If you seek amy." Same thing Katy Perry did, "Peacock," really means, "Big Rooster[yeah i said rooster. lol] ." It's like the game mad gab.
It's exactly the same as when Brittany Spears did "If you seek amy." It was meant to sound like "F, U, C, K, Me" but, since Ms.Spears actually seeked radio play for her single, she changed it to the transliteral "If you seek amy." Same thing Katy Perry did, "Peacock," really means, "Big Rooster[yeah i said rooster. lol] ." It's like the game mad gab.