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Donnie Davis. Remember him? Well, in 2007 he made quite the splash with his video "The Bible Says" (you can see it here ). Well I just noticed that he's out with a new video. And wow!! The innuendo is much stronger than the last one, but I love it! Donnie Davies - Take My Hand - watch more funny videos Here are the lyrics (as best as I can make them out): Homosexuality . Homosexuality. Homosexuality is a heartbreaking and crippling disease. But there is something you can do about it:.   Will you come ? When you feel almighty power When I reach out to touch you will you come? Will you come inside the gates of heaven? Into eternal glory will you come? Are you bruised and broken Poisoned with deceit Do you stand for nothing Shattered by defeat Are you barely human All but dead inside Just a rotten soul By your own design Even though you're lusting for another man Swallow all your pride Reach up and take my hand And in the face of evil In the face of sin In the f...

Wow. You can tell he really wrestled with the issue and listened the force of his convictions. He's right: embedded in the American way is a tendency towards equality and social justice. Slavery could not withstand this tendency, and neither will other institutionalized forms of discrimination. Certain freedoms were at stake and he could not bring himself to stand up against them. Bravo, mayor.

This video is either incredibly offensive or sublimely satirical. It also seems to me this is exactly what this guy was going for (being flame-bait is a sure-fire way to shameless self-promotion). I'm leaning towards viewing it as being unflinching satire. Consider some of the lyrics (the full lyrics can be found here ): "To enter heaven there's no back door..." "Righteous man, get on your knees..." "Jesus my savior is the only man for me..." "Fill me with your love..." Furthermore, this video is shot in very soft lighting, and this guy is wearing pink shirt, white pants, and has a brillian 'stache. Here is a great take I found : This video reminds me that South Park episode where Eric Cartman becomes famous for singing vaguely creepy Christian pop songs—with lyrics that echo “fill me with your love,” and, “Jesus is the only man for me,” and, “righteous man, get on your knees.” That South Park episode nailed the blatantly homoeroti...