Parents everywhere are outraged at Britney Spears' newest single, If You Seek Amy because it actually means something else. I'm recapping the article and still can't see how it breaks down to be this way... but here goes nothing.
"All of the boys and all of the girls are beggin’ to/If You Seek Amy." It sounds puzzling, until you realize the title breaks down as ‘F.*.*.K ME’.
I must be really tired, or really old - How does If You Seek Amy translate into F&*k me?
Update: I looked online and it sounds like it, doesn't translate into it. So "eff-you-see-kay me" is how it is suppose to translate.
One mothers group in Australia sounded off:
"I was astonished and totally taken aback when I heard my five and seven year old kids walking around the house singing, ‘F-*-*-K. When I asked them what it was, they told me it was Britney Spears. I was horrified.
"I got them the Circus album because little kids are Britney fans, but there was no warning on the album and none of the songs listed had F-*-*-K in the title.
"Listening to it, it is extremely blatant and offensive. I feel I have been deceived into believing that this was acceptable content for children but instead it is objectionable."
"If You Seek Amy" sounds like "F - U - C - K" me when sung according to its alphabets. (I never noticed this until I saw the news about it. The song will never sound the same ever agaiinnnn..!)
Were people thinking too much..or is Britney just a genius in hiding obscene words? haha.
Btw, I personally find it weird that parents would actually buy a Britney album for their KIDS. Shouldn't they be listening to Hannah Montana or something?
