Christina Aguilera

christina aguilera welcome to color daddy hi i'm staring at your nails oh yeah what's happening they're so fun you know they're um you know it's open to interpretation is that a vagina it could be a vagina it could be lips but two in the same both pleasure points you know and then on the um and then there's an actual mouth on the um

christina aguilera welcome to color daddy hi i'm staring at your nails oh yeah what's happening they're so fun you know they're um you know it's open to interpretation is that a vagina it could be a vagina it could be lips but two in the same both pleasure points you know and then on the um and then there's an actual mouth on the um

christina aguilera welcome to color daddy hi i'm staring at your nails oh yeah what's happening they're so fun you know they're um you know it's open to interpretation is that a vagina it could be a vagina it could be lips but two in the same both pleasure points you know and then on the um and then there's an actual mouth on the um

It's amazing.

It's amazing.

It's amazing.

I said yes to you because I've seen you pop up on social media, which didn't exist when I was coming up in this business. And, you know, I've been doing this since I was like six or seven, basically. So but you feel safe.

I said yes to you because I've seen you pop up on social media, which didn't exist when I was coming up in this business. And, you know, I've been doing this since I was like six or seven, basically. So but you feel safe.

I said yes to you because I've seen you pop up on social media, which didn't exist when I was coming up in this business. And, you know, I've been doing this since I was like six or seven, basically. So but you feel safe.

And I always I appreciate that, you know, because I've been through the gamut of a lot of interviews and people that, you know, I grew up at a time where it was like appropriate to be inappropriate and ask questions.

And I always I appreciate that, you know, because I've been through the gamut of a lot of interviews and people that, you know, I grew up at a time where it was like appropriate to be inappropriate and ask questions.

And I always I appreciate that, you know, because I've been through the gamut of a lot of interviews and people that, you know, I grew up at a time where it was like appropriate to be inappropriate and ask questions.

i mean it's got to be probably stripped and dirty and beautiful and fighter can't hold us down you know the it was the time when i was turning you know i was 20 21 i'd already gotten my foot in the door and my first album was successful but it was still very like played played by the rules and you know very given a you know set by you know label very very label driven and um

i mean it's got to be probably stripped and dirty and beautiful and fighter can't hold us down you know the it was the time when i was turning you know i was 20 21 i'd already gotten my foot in the door and my first album was successful but it was still very like played played by the rules and you know very given a you know set by you know label very very label driven and um

i mean it's got to be probably stripped and dirty and beautiful and fighter can't hold us down you know the it was the time when i was turning you know i was 20 21 i'd already gotten my foot in the door and my first album was successful but it was still very like played played by the rules and you know very given a you know set by you know label very very label driven and um

And so after that, I, you know, was like, you know, I have to do songs that mean something to me and are valid to who I am and and being fearless and talking about anything. And that includes sexuality. I felt that there was like a lot of shame and fear around the subject. And and especially, you know, as a woman, we're raised with a lot of stigma. There's a lot of you know, it's so layered.

And so after that, I, you know, was like, you know, I have to do songs that mean something to me and are valid to who I am and and being fearless and talking about anything. And that includes sexuality. I felt that there was like a lot of shame and fear around the subject. And and especially, you know, as a woman, we're raised with a lot of stigma. There's a lot of you know, it's so layered.

And so after that, I, you know, was like, you know, I have to do songs that mean something to me and are valid to who I am and and being fearless and talking about anything. And that includes sexuality. I felt that there was like a lot of shame and fear around the subject. And and especially, you know, as a woman, we're raised with a lot of stigma. There's a lot of you know, it's so layered.

And it's tough to be a woman. So I wanted to really be who I was and make it a safe space for, you know, everyone to feel good and make it a conversation.

And it's tough to be a woman. So I wanted to really be who I was and make it a safe space for, you know, everyone to feel good and make it a conversation.