Bif has always been frank about her bisexuality, and the lyrics of her autobiographical songs detail her attractions to and relationships with both men and women. She is also a strict raw food vegan for health (as opposed to ethical or religious) reasons. She also identifies as straight edge.
TV Appearances:
Bif Naked was featured on the Buffy the Vampire Slayer soundtrack during the fourth season with their song 'Lucky'. They were actually shown on the show playing at one of UC Sunnydale's fraternity houses, with their song 'Moment of Weakness', but 'Lucky' was used as a play over. Bif also played a small role in an episode of The L Word (in episode 4 of season 3) as a character named "Cynthia".
She voiced the character Zoe Payne in the SSX (Snowboard Supercross) videogame series.
Awards & Recognition:
* Bif was in the top 10 sexiest women for “TV Week”
* at Much Music she was selected "Hottest Female with Tattoos”
* CFOX Vancouver recently named Bif the hottest celebrity, saying it was a landslide win
* XFM named her the sexiest female in music after an open polling on their radio.
Violence
Bif Naked Lyrics
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Pray you'll always keep yer daughter
safe and free from harm.
I wish that everyone lived in a happy place
Sunshine and bright eyes on everybody's face.
Its not about me.a
Its not about you.
Its not about them or what they do.
Its not about pride its about:
We must all understand
Violence life
Its not about me.
Its not about you.
Its about life
Apathy kills anger-and this is what ya choose.
There's always gonna' be somebody who will loose.
Did ya ever stop and think about the world as is.
Life's about living, can't believe it's come to this.
Its not about me.
Its not about you.
Its not about them or what they do.
Its not about pride its about:
We must all understand
Violence life
Its not about me.
Its not about you.
Its about life
Bif Naked's song "Violence" is a powerful commentary on the tragic and senseless nature of violence in our world. The song opens with an image of a mother holding her baby, highlighting the desire for safety and protection that all parents feel. The lyrics express a wish for a world in which everyone is happy and free from harm. However, the song quickly takes a darker turn as it confronts the reality of violence and the apathy that allows it to continue. The line "Apathy kills anger-and this is what ya choose" suggests that our collective indifference to violence is just as harmful as the actions of the perpetrators themselves. The song urges listeners to think about the world as it is and to confront the truth of violence, even when it makes us uncomfortable.
The repeated refrain of "It's not about me, it's not about you, it's about life" highlights the fact that violence affects everyone, regardless of personal circumstances. It is not a problem that can be ignored or isolated to certain groups - it is a problem that affects us all. By calling attention to this fact, the song calls for a collective effort to understand and combat violence.
Line by Line Meaning
Smiley, little baby snuggled in her mommy's arms.
The song starts with an image of a sweet and innocent baby being held by her mother.
Pray you'll always keep yer daughter safe and free from harm.
The singer hopes that the baby's mother will always be able to protect her daughter and keep her safe from harm.
I wish that everyone lived in a happy place.
The singer expresses a wish that the world was a happier and safer place for everyone.
Sunshine and bright eyes on everybody's face.
She imagines a world where everyone is happy and joyful, with bright and sunshine-filled faces.
Its not about me.a
The chorus starts with a statement that this song is not about the artist.
Its not about you.
The chorus continues to emphasize that the song is not just about one person, but rather something that affects us all.
Its not about them or what they do.
The singer makes it clear that this song is not just about specific people or actions, but rather a larger societal issue.
Its not about pride its about:
The chorus shifts from what the song is not about to what it is actually about - violence in life.
We must all understand Violence life
The artist encourages everyone to understand the role that violence plays in life, and how it affects us all.
Its not about me.
The chorus repeats that the song is not about the artist, but rather a larger issue affecting everyone.
Its not about you.
Similarly, the repetition of this line drives home the point that violence is not just something that happens to one person, but something that affects us all.
Its about life
The chorus ends with a focus on the fact that violence is an unfortunate reality of life, and must be addressed by everyone.
Apathy kills anger-and this is what ya choose.
The singer speaks to the dangers of apathy when it comes to addressing violence, stating that a lack of action can often lead to worse situations.
There's always gonna' be somebody who will loose.
She acknowledges that there will always be someone who loses in situations of violence and oppression.
Did ya ever stop and think about the world as is.
The singer poses a question to the listener, asking if they've ever really thought about the state of the world as it currently stands.
Life's about living, can't believe it's come to this.
She expresses disbelief that something as essential to life as living has come to be characterized by violence and danger.
Lyrics © Warner/Chappell Music, Inc.
Written by: BETH NICOLE HOPKINS, BRITTIN KARROLL, PETER KARROLL
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