Ke$ha’s Gold Trans Am is a Metaphor For Her t—What?

Editor's note: This article contains a discussion of organs. Not those in churches, more then ones between legs. If this offends you, please don't exercise your right to click through. If you click through, please don't complain that you found a story about private parts instead car parts. If you do express outrage, we will understand that this was for the benefit of the moral police at your workplace or home.  I'm approaching an age when one is more likely to be thinking about hip replacements than about hip hop or being hip, so I'm not really sure who Ke$ha is. I presume she's a musician or singer or rapper of some kind because she apparently writes songs, one of them about her gold Trans Am and at The Truth About Cars we can dig songs about cars. Well, she says its about her Gold Trans Am, but in reality, it is about her ladyparts. If you don't believe me, click on that YouTube link while at work and later you can tell us all about your meeting with HR – it is definitely rated Not Safe For Work. Considering that one of the most common automotive cliches one will see or hear is that men drive big cars or sports cars or SUVs or whatever to "compensate" for some kind of anatomical or sexual "shortcoming", I find Ke$ha's recent comments to Q magazine rather humorous. "[Gold Trans Am] began as a song about my car, which is a gold Trans Am, and it works about 40 per cent of the time. I don't have another car because I love that one so much. But then like all great pop it became a metaphor for something else – my pu**y. But my vagina is in tip top working order. Valeted and souped-up and working 100 per cent of the time …" I was in seventh grade once too, so the jokes practically write themselves. Is her "Trans Am" the High Output version? Has it been bored and stroked? What's the displacement? Does it come with a blower? Is there a factory approved lubricant or is it lubed for life? I'm sure the Best and Brightest can come up with your own. Tire tracks all across her back indeed. Now I'm not saying that no man has ever written a song ostensibly about a car but actually with salacious intent (or non-automotive songs with salacious intent). I'm pretty sure that Ike Turner offered a backup singer or two a ride on his Rocket 88, and that's considered to be the first rock 'n roll song ever. I'm also pretty sure that if the lead vocalist of some cock-rockish band today said that "this song is about my d*ck", most folks would just laugh at him, just like Zappa did 40 years ago when mocking B'wana Dik's "Harley". Click here to view the embedded video. Discuss among yourselves. I'm going to go watch some Archer reruns. Ronnie Schreiber edits Cars In Depth, a realistic perspective on cars & car culture and the original 3D car site. If you found this post worthwhile, you can dig deeper at Cars In Depth. If the 3D thing freaks you out, don't worry, all the photo and video players in use at the site have mono options. Thanks for reading – RJS from The Truth About Cars http://www.thetruthaboutcars.com

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