Or am I simply the world’s worst grinch because it makes my teeth grind so much?

  • NutWrench
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    510 hours ago

    "Simmmmmply

    Haaaaavving

    A Wonderful Christmas Time!"

  • @LaunchesKayaks
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    141 day ago

    My mom loves this song and tries to sing it all sexy and its so cringe that I feel my soul leave my body

    • @cfi
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      52 days ago

      Same here, im fine with either of the Eartha Kitt versions, the Madonna version and the others are a lot more obnoxious

  • HobbitFoot
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    111 day ago

    Sadly yes. There are people who love the saccharine sweetness of Christmas and what it represents. It is part of the reason why Christmas has taken over American Thanksgiving.

    It was the happiest time of the year for a large number of adults when they were children and they keep wanting to go back to that happiness.

    • @[email protected]
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      “Back in my day” it was a good time because the rest of the year things were tough for the average family, and things were expensive. Christmas somehow had parents scrape together enough for chocolate and toys. And lots of visitors.

  • Sabre363
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    212 days ago

    I forgot about the song for a sec and was sitting here wondering what the hell Santa ever did to you

  • @rational_lib
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    91 day ago

    Not enough innuendo, a lot of missed opportunities. I mean you have cookies and milk, totally unused. Like “fill my stocking with a duplex” could easily have been “fill my stocking with gifts from your sack”. Is she even trying?

      • @[email protected]
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        102 days ago

        I feel this so very much lol. Working in retail (or food) and your boss plays the radio? All year, always the same ~50 songs a day… except Nov 1 - Jan 1, when it becomes the same 20 Jesus themed songs on repeat 6x times a day, and not even different versions.

        The only one that gets a pass is the Charlie Brown one, it helps that it’s instrumental.

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      puts on little round glasses, does a bump of cocaine, and pulls out therapy notes. Says, in an Austrian accent:

      Vell you see. OP vas not ze one touched by der Santa Clauz, no. In die zong, eine voman zings zeductively - offering herzelf to Herr Santa. OP’s irrational anger upon merely hearing Santa Baby surely relates to zer own zexual unfufilment. OP is angry because he vas not touched by Herr Santa… or by anyvon.

  • g0d0fm15ch13f
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    82 days ago

    The Song? I love Santa Baby. Easy top 10 xmas track for me and likely top 5.

  • @[email protected]
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    62 days ago

    I’m with you, christmas songs are already on my shitlist from being force fed them on repeat while working (which I’m pretty sure is against the Geneva Convention), and that one has always been one of the worst.

    I hate the cutesy little voice that sings it and it’s a weird song, is she going to fuck the mythical creature, or is she going to fuck her parents (the real “Santa”)? She clearly wants to fuck one of em I’m just not clear which.

    And how damn old is she? You think Leo and his 25yos are bad, what about Nick over here being 1,730ish years older than her?!

    • SanguinePar
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      is she going to fuck the mythical creature, or is she going to fuck her parents (the real “Santa”)?

      Neither. She’s singing to her boyfriend (not husband - “forgot to mention one little thing a ring”) and listing the presents she’d like, plus IMO heavily implying sex as a reward.

      See also.

  • @Zahille7
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    52 days ago

    It’s the original sugar baby song

  • southsamurai
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    32 days ago

    It ain’t my favorite either. But it’s a popular song. I do doubt those exact sentenced were said, by virtue of being a little awkwardly phrased, but I have seen and heard people being happy to hear the song, or to use it as their first Christmas song as they verbiage celebrate the season.