diction wrote:I find Big Weenie be infinitely more corny than Oochie Wally, both are terrible, but the video gives it a worse impression than it really is. Not to mention I find Nas' performance listenable but the other rappers make the song a lot worse not to mention the cringeworthy chorus, Big Weenie all around was just embarassing though.
And I'm not following are you impyling he wanted to make an overexaggerated corny song, cause I really don't find excuse for the terribleness of Big Weenie. I guess you could say he's being humorous but he doesn't pull it off with tact like he did in earlier albums as well, both fail though.
Yeah but they're different categories.
And yes I'm not implying that though, that's what I'm saying plain out. So you think he tried to make a SERIOUS song with "Big Weenie"? it's intentionally silly and absurd. I mean honestly, a man in his 30s calling his critics 'meanie's'... you think that's his best response... ?
Like I said, to me it's like when Trey Parker does purposely bad impressions on South Park.
Now... that's a lot different to somebody genuinely trying to do a good impression and failing. So, if somebody tried to do a real impression and it was awful, would you say it's the same as Trey Parker's 'awful' impression?... even though Trey Parker intentionally made his awful, knew it was awful and that's supposed to be the humour in it...
You could say they're both objectively awful. But it's a lot different. The difference is that one is aware of itself, the other isn't.
And that's how I see things like "Fack" and "Big Weenie". Sure - objectively, if you don't find what he's doing funny, they're awful. But it's not like those are his best attempt at wit or song making, he knew he was making totally absurd, over the top ridiculous songs. It wasn't accidental.
An accidental hiccup such as this song, or any song which thinks it's good or coming off as X and failing, is much different than an
intentionally absurd song.