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Can I Get a Yee-Haw?

Jun 21st, 2005 by Will | 2

Unlike Ryan, I’m not lovin’ the new Jessica Simpson video. Apparently, she’s covered Nancy Sinatra’s “These Boots Are Made for Walking” and somehow, in her vid, there’s nothing very feminist sounding about the song. I used to think it was a powerful piece about a woman standing up, doing her thing; in JS world, it’s about phat asses, washing the General Lee in a skimpy two-piece, and balancing a beer bottle on a bar tray. Even stranger, for me, is that Willie Nelson seems to be oggling JS throughout the whole thing . . . it just looks a little creepy, especially since she asks him to do it. But there’s quite the hook in this song and I can imagine it to be “big” this summer . . . JS can only cover other’s materials now, yes?

Strut yourself, come on, hey ya’ll come on, come see something, uh huh, uh huh, can’t touch, can I get a hand clap, for the way I work my back.

Tick tock, all around the clock, drop it, push ya tush like that, can I get a Sooey, can I get a Yee-haw!

But with a twist, of course, that special little something that Jessica brings to a classic . . .

2 Comments on “Can I Get a Yee-Haw?”


  1. Christie said:

    Oy vey! When the heck did she become so slutted up anyway? She’s never even shaken her ass before now!


  2. tengrrl said:

    The ass shakin’ ain’t her fault. Willie Nelson does that to people.

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