'Inappropriate' SC Music
farmerart
On a recent brief SC visit I witnessed a stage dancer get horribly razzed by the horndogs in the audience about her choice of music for her stage set. The songs that she chose were what I would call Classic Chick Rock. I recognized one of the tunes - 'Gloria' by Laura Branigan but not the other 3 tunes. There was a tune with the repeating line -'I can feel your heart beating' and other similar melodramatic crap. The final tune for the 'gaping vagina loonie/toonie toss' was some slower piece all about roses.
The boys in gyno row were just brutal with comments about the dancer's choice of music. The poor dancer didn't do well with the coin toss tips, either. I felt a bit sorry for her and laid a double sawbuck on the stage for her as I left the club - she was young, fresh-faced, and kind of cute.
The boys in gyno row were just brutal with comments about the dancer's choice of music. The poor dancer didn't do well with the coin toss tips, either. I felt a bit sorry for her and laid a double sawbuck on the stage for her as I left the club - she was young, fresh-faced, and kind of cute.
18 comments
Selecting the right music can have an effect on earning potential. I know I've tipped dancers if they have had good music I liked and actually worked on stage instead of just moving around. Even if the dancer wasn't exactly my type.
One of my fav memories is of a girl dancing (barefoot no less) to "Come On Eileen" by Dexys Midnight Runners, lol
What hurt the most was when this stripper actually said that Lil' Wayne was the best rapper ever WHILE I was wearing a Tupca shirt. I almost strangled her, then and there.
Art, have you done a post yet about thus loonie toss? I have never seen it. Do the girls actually spread it and the guys try to wing a coin at their snatch? Doesn't it sound like hell, all the clattering? Are there some ass swipes that throw it at the girl just a little too hard?
On the other hand, here in the States, I always wonder about the odds that a one dollar bill has passed through a strip club at some point. Probably pretty good odds.
And all this time I thought Tupac was the man, not Tupca ;-)
That said, jackslash said it best when he said, "They play music in strip clubs?" If you notice the music, the dancer is doing a sub-par job.
Beyond that, any dancer that doesn't just go through the motions will have genres/songs to which she moves better, sometimes significantly so. If your tastes supersede that, I weep for America.
I love classical, I adore good lap dances. The two do not often go together.