Talk:Camp Lo

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WTF...

...is "Blaxploitation-style Dadaist slang"? Can that be referenced? I sure hope so because it's definitely one of the most interesting descriptions of lyrics I've ever seen. Rockstar (^T/_C) 04:08, 19 April 2007 (UTC)[reply]

i feel as if the use of the word dadaist to describe camp lo's lyrics is inapproriate. it may seem gibberish or nonsensical, but much of their lyrical content is a reference to blaxploitation, as stated in the article, but the term "dadist" almost seems to say that there is no deeper content in the lyrics.

-thoyo

I agree, the beginning of that entry seems like an absolute abomination, camp lo are tight. We need to get that awful shit like "blaxploitation" and dadist" out of this article.

-B

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