Here's how I see this argument.

Aren't all people who arent the main singer in a music video props by definition?

Something I said a while ago with regards to the "cultural appropriation" criticisms being lobbed at Iggy Azalea was that they were an easily dismissed red herring of an argument. Iggy Azalea isn't racist for rapping, Iggy Azalea is racist for saying insanely racist things in public on a regular basis. No (sane)…

"You have no culture of your own"

That's a pretty common thing, you know. Very rarely will background characters in a music video speak or display their personality, even when they're white.

so they were like back-up dancers. Got it.

"The group is a pretty average group of guys. 12 of us in total ranging from probably 25 years old to 55 years old."

Yes. All women that play the piano are the same. Well done.

No.

Considering this kids is probably doing it with whatever props he can get his hands on...it's pretty creative and well done.

It looks like he's trying to drown her!

I'm sure Stephen A. Smith can tell her how to avoid being assaulted in the future.

We Midwesterners repress feelings and emotions, we don't share such. Therapists are for Californians, we have alcohol and winter. :)

Running back punches female marijuana user in face - promising NFL career becomes more promising than ever.

maybe the first few years in the city (aka Chicago) the MW attitude stays alive but after year 3 or 4, eye contact with and acknowledging strangers ceases. Places to go, things to buy, friends to meet, couch to sit on. I only acknowledge shady lookin people at this point, just so they know. Leave it to college kids…

You're gonna throw out your back with all that pretzel logic.

The real question is what is YOUR agenda, biblethumper?

"I regret that I cannot, for I am not very sober or awake at the moment."

I think you've just described every journalist who has ever reported on SDCC in the history of conventions.