Killer Pussy was founded in Phoenix in early 1980 and originally featured s… Read Full Bio ↴Killer Pussy was founded in Phoenix in early 1980 and originally featured singers Lucy LaMode and Les a Go Go, guitarist Gary Russel, David (Dash Assault) Webb on bass, and John E. Precious on drums. After two shows, Les left the band, and a year later, Robert X Planet became a part of the group as keyboardist. Dash Assault married Les a Go Go in 1983 and left the band, and Dale “B. Sari” Smith took his place in the band as bassist. .... Notorious for its onstage theatrics and costuming, the group is best known for the songs, Teenage Enema Nurses (in Bondage), which was released in EP 1982, followed by Pepperoni Ice Cream, a song inspired by the extreme body odor of an ex of Gary Russel’s. .... Though the band never officially broke up, their last performance took place in 1991 in Tempe at the Valley Art Theater. Dale “B. Sari” Smith and Robert Planet still reside in the Phoenix area, and Lucy LaMode lives in Austin Texas with her family and has been involved in theater and acting for over 20 years. Robert X Planet has been a calendar editor and is currently a drama critic for the Phoenix New Times as well as being involved in design, directing, and acting in local theater productions. Dale Smith is a part of the group Ally and the Pinheadz. John Vivier (John R. Precious) passed away in 1983 shortly after recording with the band on the album Bikini Wax. Vanya Hautamauki, who replaced John as drummer, is currently a part of the blues band the Rocket 88s based out of Phoenix. Ricardo Aguilar, who played with the band on songs such as “Moist Towlette” and “Boys,” is now in the Phoenix jazz/punk band Booby Trap. .... Discography: May, 1982: Teenage Enema Nurses in Bondage 7” EP. Tracks: Teenage Enema Nurses in Bondage, Tomahawks, Dial-a-Teen, and Pump-Rama.... August, 1983: Bikini Wax LP Tracks: Pocket Pool, Dildo Desire, Pepperoni Ice Cream, Bikini Wax, Herpes, Toad Hop, Rockabilly Earwig, and Bikini Wax Walk..... 1984: the songs Moist Towlette and Boys on 45” All albums were self-produced, Phoenix recorded albums under the label Sho-Pink Records. Currently under licensee and re-released in 1993 and 1994 under Oglio Records.

Bikini Wax Walk
Killer Pussy Lyrics

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Beaver shot

Bikini wax, bikini wax, you really gotta wax 'er down
Bikini wax, bikini wax, you really gotta wax 'er down

Overall Meaning

The song "Bikini Wax Walk" by Killer Pussy talks about the importance of getting a bikini wax, encouraging women to "wax 'er down." The lyrics may seem crude or vulgar, but they reflect the societal pressure that women face to maintain a certain level of grooming and appearance. The phrase "beaver shot" in the beginning of the song adds to this theme, as it refers to the unintentional exposure of female genitalia when wearing a short skirt or dress.

The chorus of the song repeatedly emphasizes the need to get a bikini wax, using the phrase "bikini wax" twice in each line. This repetition highlights the societal expectations that women must be perfectly groomed and hairless. It also suggests that women who do not conform to this standard may be judged or face negative consequences. Overall, the lyrics in "Bikini Wax Walk" reflect the pressures that women face to conform to beauty standards and the sacrifices they may make to meet these expectations.

Line by Line Meaning

Beaver shot
A slang term used to describe a pornographic photograph or film that features a close-up view of a woman's genitals.

Bikini wax, bikini wax, you really gotta wax 'er down
A reference to the grooming practice of removing pubic hair from the bikini area by applying hot wax and then pulling it off. The lyrics suggest the importance of keeping this area hair-free for a more appealing appearance.

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