An awful tabloid decided to review her lady parts instead of her music. So she responded awesomely.

Amanda Palmer, rock star and all-around awesome person, decided to have a little fun at the Daily Mail’s expense — in song — after they wrote an unflattering article about a wardrobe malfunction instead of reviewing the concert she performed. The song starts at 2:30 and includes hilarious NSFW words. At 4:00, she nails them…

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Feb 23, 2014

If you think there’s a double standard in the media, you could tweet and share this. Totally up to you though.

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