Two days ago, I was talking about Susan Boyle with a friend. I do not like her, my friend didn't even know who she is. I told her about Susan, she has a good voice (not a great one) and she can sing pretty well. The only difference is that she is quite ugly (in Spanish I would say that she is uglier than hitting your own father with a sweaty sock). Her answer was pretty simple: It's all about expectations.
She said that by looking at her, my expectations were low, so when she sang even with a good-but-not-extraordinary-as-they-want-us-to-believe voice.
Other way of making things look better is the Bluetooth-Cooper theorem ("Averything is better with bluetooth"), in this case, with the Jackson-Vader corollary:
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rxL3Yvf-d58[/youtube]
Katy Perry is a singer-songwriter who wrote "I kissed a girl"
[youtube]http://es.youtube.com/watch?v=NoKPi8xtyjA[/youtube]
Katy says in the song "I kissed a girl and I liked it [...] I hope my boyfriend don't mind it". Katy, honey, I am sure your boyfriend do not mind it but, please, the next time, let him watch (or even join you both).
Anyway, I'm not here for talking about Katy, her lesbian kiss nor his boyfriend. I'm here because of this song. The first step is to change girl/boy. This way, you get "I kissed a boy"
