The Disturbing World of Peggy Penny

You can go to Peggy Penny's website if you want to know more about her, but here's the highlights: she was born and raised in Hollywood, California, she went to a two-year performing arts college and she's a former model. I think that's the best way to describe what you're about to see and hear. And as I understand it she has a public access show in the LA area. Oh, I only wish we had public access in my part of the country. There wouldn't be enough hours in a day, or hard drive space on my DVR to see all the painful gold that could be found on public access TV. But anyway, Peggy Penny has an entire youtube channel full of stuff. Here's the most disturbing stuff I found.


Seduction

This is so amazingly cringe worthy I can't even express it into words. Just watch and listen.

I would imagine if anyone would use something like Second Life to pick up women, the chances are the women he would find would look something like this; that is to say it's not just another guy with a female avatar.

Famous Actor - Meadow

Oh I love all that the Internet affords us. Back when I was this kid's age I took in all that I've seen from TV but had no worldwide outlet to express what I sucked in. To fully appreciate what's going on here, you've got to visit his YouTube page, but for the sake of this posting I'll share four of his most epic songs. This one obviously is first because it shows his two-dimensional thought processes. He obviously sketched together endless lines in a notebook during math class, found some generic beats online, stitched it together using something like Audacity, then used his PC's internal mic to rap his cheesy rhymes and forced expletives.

I love that he wants to be an actor. Obviously rapping isn't his thing so let's see what he can do. 
That guy with a lisp in the red shirt was great. Like to see more of him.

Na Who Mad - Big Freedia

Yeah, Big Freedia is back. But really he never left. I mean, his last viral hit is still ringing in my brain. That and Mr. Ghetto's song Walmart. I have no idea what this song is about. It's like a different language to my ears. My best guess is it has something to do with women with large rear ends shaking them like they had jelly in their knickers, but unlike with Mr. Ghetto, these women are free to do so in any location; not just Wal-Mart.

I can hear you now and I know. This is so European-American of me, right?

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