Has it been twenty years since Sir Mixalot introduced, “Baby’s Got Back” to the world culture? What a legacy. For those who don’t know, this song made Sir Mixalot a “one hit wonder” in the American pop-scene. It is meandering tale of Sir Mixalot’s preference for girls with large posteriors. Can I say that? Anyway, this is no endorsement of that song. If you have not heard it, do yourself a favor and keep it that way.
Nevertheless, Dan Smith, aka Whiteboy DJ, has parodied this song into a music video, called “Baby’s Got Book,” talking about how he likes girls with big Bibles.
Although there is nothing offensive in this song, if you are offended by Christians taking songs that are sexual in nature and transforming them into comedy involving our Christian sub-culture and its relationship to our Bibles (of which there are now more translations and pseudo-translations than any one man can count), you should not watch this video:
I first saw it at Youth Camp and found it referenced again on Frank Turk’s blog.
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Arkansas Razorbaptist
on Jul 31st, 2006
@ 2:03 pm:
That is a great video…Baby’s got back was released in 1992.
Bob Cleveland
on Jul 31st, 2006
@ 4:47 pm:
When I read this, I thought I’d have to look at it (even though I never even heard of its predecessor). About that time, my grandson, age 22, walked in and I mentioned it and he laughed and said it was hilarious.
In fact, our Youth Pastor has showed it (Baby’s Got Book, that is) to our youth group.
Funn-NEE!!
Cam Dunson
on Aug 1st, 2006
@ 7:43 pm:
absolutely hilarious!