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The film was originally rated NC-17 by the MPAA, but was edited for an R-rating. According to Beyer, among other items the MPAA would have required to give the film a lower rating, Beyer was asked to remove a scene where a fully dressed woman licks a peach in demonstration of cunnilingus. Beyer says that the scene was "heartfelt... It wasn't vulgar or demeaning to anyone." Regarding her experience with the MPAA, Beyer said, "I felt violated. I felt raped artistically."
The original version of this film was rated NC-17 in the US. Because director Troy Beyer was contractually bound to deliver an R-rated movie she had to cut various scenes including one of the characters showing others how she liked to pleasure her lesbian lover by licking a peach.
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My friend and I were excited to rent a film about women candidly discussing sex, but we soon learned that, instead, this particular movie is about male fantasies regarding how women view sex. We were shocked and dismayed to find out that a woman had written and directed this film.
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By what name was Let's Talk About Sex (1998) officially released in Canada in English?
A film about three young women who get more than they bargained for when they set out to interview passers-by on the streets of Miami Beach about sex. A film about three young women who get more than they bargained for when they set out to interview passers-by on the streets of Miami Beach about sex. A film about three young women who get more than they bargained for when they set out to interview passers-by on the streets of Miami Beach about sex.
[Intro: Punch it, (Hurb)] Yo, I don't think we should talk about this (Come on, why not?) People might misunderstand what we're tryin' to say, you know? (No, but that's a part of life) Come on [Chorus 1] Let's talk about sex, baby Let's talk about you and me Let's talk about all the good things And the bad things that may be Let's talk about sex Let's talk about sex Let's talk about sex Let's talk about sex [Verse 1] Let's talk about sex for now To the people at home or in the crowd It keeps coming up anyhow Don't be coy, avoid, or make void the topic Cause that ain't gonna stop it Now we talk about sex on the radio and video shows Many will know, anything goes Let's tell it like it is, and how it could be How it was, and of course, how it should be Those who think it's dirty have a choice Pick up the needle, press pause, or turn the radio off Will that stop us, Pep? I doubt it All right then, come on, Spin
[Chorus 1] Let's talk about sex, baby Let's talk about you and me Let's talk about all the good things And the bad things that may be Let's talk about sex Let's talk about sex Let's talk about sex Let's talk about sex [Verse 2] Hot to trot, make any man's eyes pop She use what she got to get whatever she don't got Fellas drool like fools, but then again they're only human The chick was a hit because her body was boomin' Gold, pearls, rubies, crazy diamonds Nothin' she ever wore was ever common Her dates, heads of state, men of taste Lawyers, doctors, no one was too great for her to get with Or even mess with, the Prez she says was next on her list And believe me, you, it's as good as true There ain't a man alive that she couldn't get next to She had it all in the bag so she should have been glad But she was mad and sad and feelin' bad Thinkin' about the things that she never had No love, just sex, followed next with a check and a note That last night was dope
[Bridge 1] Oh, hey, ooh, ooh, ooh, take it easy now Uh, alright [Chorus 2] Let's talk about sex, baby (Sing it) Let's talk about you and me (Sing it, sing it) Let's talk about all the good things And the bad things that may be Let's talk about sex (Come on) Let's talk about sex (Do it) Let's talk about sex (Uh-huh) Let's talk about sex [Bridge 2] Ladies, all the ladies, louder now, help me out Come on, all the ladies, let's talk about sex, all right Come on, all the ladies, let's talk about sex, all right Yo, Pep, I don't think they're gonna play this on the radio (And why not? Everybody has sex) I mean, everybody should be makin' love (Come on, how many guys you know make love?) [Chorus 1] Let's talk about sex, baby Let's talk about you and me Let's talk about all the good things And the bad things that may be Let's talk about sex Let's talk about sex Let's talk about sex Let's talk about sex
[Verse 3] What we have here is subject to controversy A three-letter word some regard as a curse, see He may fiend and have a wet dream Because he seen a teen in tight jeans What makes him react like that is biological But scheme of gettin' in those jeans, is diabolical But of course he does it, and she gives him rap And before you even know it, they jump in the sack As a matter of fact, sometimes it’s like that But anyway, ready or not, here he cums And like a dumb son-of-a-gun, oops, he forgot the condoms “Oh well,” you say, “what the hell, it’s chill I won’t get got, I’m on the pill" Until the sores start to puff and spore He gave it to you, and now it’s yours [Chorus 1] Let's talk about sex, baby Let's talk about you and me Let's talk about all the good things And the bad things that may be Let's talk about sex Let's talk about sex, baby Let's talk about you and me Let's talk about all the good things And the bad things that may be Let's talk about sex Let's talk about sex, baby Let's talk about you and me Let's talk about all the good things And the bad things that may be Let's talk about sex Let's talk about sex, baby Let's talk about you and me Let's talk about all the good things And the bad things that may be Let's talk about sex Let's talk about sex Let's talk about sex Let's talk about sex
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“Let’s Talk About Sex” was the fourth single from SNP’s 1990 album Black’s Magic . It was also the album’s highest-charting song in the US, reaching #13 in November 1991 – surpassing their previous highest-charter “Push It” (which had hit #19 three years earlier).
The song was known for its frank discussion about the positive aspects of sex and things to consider before indulging. In Tricia Rose’s Hip Hop Wars she explains that a song like “Let’s Talk About Sex” proves that “explicit is not always exploitative”.
In 1992, ABC newscaster Peter Jennings hosted the special Living in the Age of AIDS and asked SNP to revise the lyrics of the song for it, so they created a modified version of the track named “Let’s Talk About AIDS,” and focused on the topic of practicing safe sex. This new version was released as its own single , then included on certain releases of SNP’s next album Very Necessary and as a b-side on two of its singles.
SNP discussed the song with Rolling Stone in 1994:
Salt: “Let’s Talk About Sex” was controversial. We knew it. We said it in the beginning of the song: “I don’t think they’re gonna play this on the radio,” which was a calculated challenge. We had already gotten flak for “Push It” and so it was us being really, really bold and challenging the status quo of radio. The song was about talking about sex. The song was not about sex. [Laughs.] The song was about communication and talking about a subject that nobody wants to talk about. So just from the gate, for me, it was brilliant. Because I knew it would catch everybody’s ear, how could it not? I remember somebody saying to my dad, “I used to love your daughter’s music, but now she’s going too far,” and my dad saying to him, “Have you listened to the song?” And him going back and listening to the song and then coming back and apologizing to my dad.
Pepa: It wasn’t a dirty song. It was an enlightenment song. Off the top, they thought it was going to be some raunchiness about this song. And that’s why, when (ABC newscaster who later used a reworked version of the song in his 1992 AIDS special) Peter Jennings, his daughter was listening to “Let’s Talk About Sex” and he said, “What are you listening to?” And then he listened to the lyrics, and he was like, “Wow, this is a great song.”
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Series presenting the most outrageous, astounding and unintentionally hilarious sex education videos for both parents and pupils to then offer their uncensored take. Series presenting the most outrageous, astounding and unintentionally hilarious sex education videos for both parents and pupils to then offer their uncensored take. Series presenting the most outrageous, astounding and unintentionally hilarious sex education videos for both parents and pupils to then offer their uncensored take.
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By what name was Let's Talk About Sex (2019) officially released in Canada in English?
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For the 1998 film, see Let's Talk About Sex (film) . For the Canadian television program, see Let's Talk Sex .
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" Let's Talk About Sex " is a song by American hip hop trio Salt-n-Pepa , released in August 1991 as a single from their third studio album, Blacks' Magic (1990). It achieved great success in many countries, including Australia, Austria, Germany, The Netherlands, Portugal, Switzerland and Zimbabwe where it was a number-one hit.
The song talks about safe sex , the positive and negative sides of sex and the censorship that sex had around that time in American mainstream media . The song was later included in the trio's Greatest Hits (2000) album. It samples " I'll Take You There " by the Staple Singers . An alternate version of the song entitled " Let's Talk About AIDS " was released to radio on a promotional single and included as a B-side on various singles for the song. The lyrics were changed to more directly address the spread of AIDS and HIV.
The song received favorable reviews from many music critics. Steve Huey from AllMusic called it a "playful safe-sex anthem". [1] Larry Flick from Billboard stated that the hot rap divas "show no sign of cooling off with this spicy hip-hopper that pokes fun at people with inhibitions about sex." He noted that "cheeky rhymes and charming demeanors make this yet another multiformat winner." [2] Bryan DeVaney and Randy Clark from Cashbox commented, "Although they have changed their style from their original hip-hop image to commercial/R&B/Rap, the sound of this single is quite catchy and will probably take R&B by storm." They also added, "This single, by far, is one of the most commercial rap cuts of the year." [3] David Thigpen from Entertainment Weekly described it as "an articulate, funny, and danceable primer on sex and the single flygirl that hit male-dominated hip-hop where it hurt." [4]
The music video for "Let's Talk About Sex" directed by Millicent Shelton and designed by visual artist and designer Ron Norsworthy , starts in a black-and-white scene with a girl turning on a radio and listening to the song. Then she starts kissing her boyfriend and scenes of Salt-n-Pepa and other couples kissing and hugging are shown. Next the video colorizes when Salt-n-Pepa are shown dancing. Another version of the video has a scene in which a skeleton is shown after the word ' AIDS ' with a stamp saying 'censored' in its mouth.
The song was certified gold by the RIAA and peaked at No. 13 at the Billboard Hot 100 chart. In the purely sales-based UK Singles Chart , the song hit No. 2, and in the German singles chart, the song hit No. 1, the first original song by an American hip-hop act to achieve that feat. It also hit No. 1 in the Australian ARIA Singles Chart .
* Sales figures based on certification alone. ^ Shipments figures based on certification alone.
Belgium ( Ultratop 50 Flanders) [7]
Germany (Official German Charts) [30]
Germany (Official German Charts) [37]
New Zealand (Recorded Music NZ) [38]
Switzerland (Schweizer Hitparade) [39]
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