Queen’s ‘Fat Bottomed Girls’ is an “empowering” song despite being removed from its 'Greatest Hits' album, according to several women.
album, according to several women.Streaming platform Yoto said in the album’s release that “the lyrics in some of these songs contain adult themes, including occasional references to violence and drugs”.Whilst no swear words are used parental discretion is advised when playing this content to or around younger children,” it said.Many have argued the song should not have been removed from a child-focused album.the song should not be targetted as a negative influence on children.
“Since 1978 when that song came out, there have been so many songs like ‘I Like Big Butts’, ‘Bootalicious’, which got the word put into the dictionary in 2007. “We do need to be more careful about how we speak to people, but certainly not about a song,” she said.“I don’t particularly like really thin men.”Orla said she was “not a bit offended” by the song – and said it was actually more empowering.She said not letting a song about fat women be played just makes those women feel worse.
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