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| Cameo's "Word Up": I just realized it doesn't make sense. The dude asks "What's the word?" And the answer is "Word up." That doesn't sound odd to you? I mean, "word up" is an affirmation. | |
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| Yeah, you certainly don't answer a question like "What's the word?" with it. That's like saying, "How's it going?" and the other guy responding, "Thank you." | |
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| Well, doesn't "Word up" start the song, and they just repeat the two lines in a cycle of funked-out resplendence? | |
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| Even if that is the case, Cameo still leaves unanswered questions. It's not a very cathartic chorus anyway. | |
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| I've also always thought Ray Parker, Jr's "Ghostbusters" would have been a cooler song if it was completely unrelated to a movie. Why can't a guy just have something weird in his neighborhood? | |
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