Guilty Pleasures of 2011: Robyn's "Call Your Girlfriend"

• Holy geez, the haters are out!

• The word "guilty" in the post title implies that there is a reason to feel guilty about listening to the song. Words matter, especially when you're a writer.

• Well, I guess we disagree on what guilty pleasures are. Nowhere in the post do I shame anyone for listening to Robyn.

• That's the fucking point. It's your own personal issues. The problem is that you're attaching some sort of stigma to a fantastic artist and a fantastic song, insinuating that we should feel ashamed or hide the fact that we listen to Robyn. Fact of the matter is, this is a bad post for a bad series.

• I agree with the fact that this is a great song, illustrated in the fact that it made me dance around my apartment like a giddy teenager. Guilty pleasure is a personal feeling, which was the point of the post. But I've never hooked for crack in the men's bathroom, so I guess I haven't fully experienced life.  

• hmm.. a really well written, well sung pop song with smart lyrics. i feel so ashamed! i know should be listening to something more indie with no bass player that the blogs have approved- the only thing i feel guilty about is visiting this site but there's no pleasure

• Mr. Vain is actually a totally rad song.

• With all due respect, screw you. This is a good song. "Guilty pleasure" is a label you put on crap like Culture Beat's "Mr. Vain" or Crush's "Jellyhead".

• i hate the term "guilty pleasures" when it comes to music. you either like it, or you don't. there is no in-between. if the pet shop boys make me want to dance and sing to their music, then i like it... why feel guilty. a "guilty pleasure" is hooking in mens bathrooms for crack, not liking a song by Robyn.

• Nothing guilty about it, Robyn is incredible.

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