eremite00 t1_j4i8xb1 wrote
“Chicken Pot Pie” would’ve been great. I still can’t believe that Paul McCartney opposed it because he’d gone vegetarian, the proposed song being a parody and all, versus a serious advocation.
creggieb t1_j4j7ola wrote
Too bad Coolio has come around first.
eremite00 t1_j4j99tk wrote
Maybe, since McCartney has invested in Next Gen Foods, Weird Al can revisit the song, fitting in plant-based artificial chicken, somehow.
creggieb t1_j4jblr2 wrote
Coolio change of heart has merit because he accepts weird als creation as it is.
If Paul wants to give permission for al to do the song his way, great. Otherwise, I'm not interested.
eremite00 t1_j4je7hg wrote
That's true. I hadn't thought of that. It might seem like some sort of commercial or ad pitch, otherwise.
rick_blatchman t1_j4m404d wrote
Weird Al became a vegetarian too, but he still played at high-profile BBQ cook-off events. His head his nowhere near his rear, and yes I know about his love of yoga.
plaid_rabbit t1_j4j1mnd wrote
Well. We still talk about Paul being a vegan all these years later on random internet threads because of it.
So. Paul McCartney: 1, You: 0. You lost the game by playing it.
eremite00 t1_j4j5nf2 wrote
McCartney is vegetarian, not vegan.
So, no loss, continued consumption of dairy products and all. Probably honey, too.
Edit - Or, as Todd from Scott Pilgrim vs. The World would say, Ovo-Lacto Vegetarian.
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