Lily Allen - Hard Out Here video.

Seriously do not understand what it is about the industry now a days, but every artist other One Direction seem to get criticised about what they produce, when really it should be the other way around. Lily Allen had always had her own individual style and opinions. Ok so in my opinion it might not be one of the best songs that has come from her, but she has had some absolute classic records. Before when we've had videos like Golddigga by Kanye or some of the videos that Rihanna uses for her recordings, they have never seemed to have been that much of an issue - so when you get an artist like Lily who decides she wants to give her opinion against women being objectified in the industry, shit starts to kick off. There seems to be a problem in our culture at the moment where if you are creative, and you know who you are and how you want to be portrayed, you instantly get shouted down, most of the time by the men in the industry. They will happily criticise you saying your being racist etc etc, but if they decide to do the same then thats absolutely fine.

If you don't like it then don't watch it, if you feel uncomfortable then don't watch it, if you did that then you would never watch any music videos really in all honesty. There will always something that someone doesn't like - that's why we have different genres of music, different role models, so that everybody will find something that they enjoy. You don't wear any clothes 'Miley Cyrus', people are quick to start ranting 'what the fuck is she doing', but again if you do the opposite and wear clothes, critics and the public still aren't happy. you can't do wrong from right so it seems. All this women being objectified bullshit has been far too blown up in the media. No one forces girls to do what they do, wear what they wear - pop stars, rockstars all have a choice. Lady Gaga, Beyonce, Miley didn't have to wear what they wore, didn't have to do the dances in which they did but they chose to because they believe that the more money you make is more important than the music you make. That is the message which is being portrayed to young girls now-a-days, there's no passion left in anything anymore. The issue really deep down that a few people seem to have with Lily's new video is that she can sell records with clothes on, as she is talented musician. People obviously have forgotten what a joke is, and need to go and find a sense of humour. Read Lily Allen's responses to the video first rather than be as quick to jump to an opinion, and start ranting.