You can obtain a copy of the Code, or contact the Council, at PH: (01) 6489130, Lo-Call 1890 208 080 or email: note that TheJournal.ie uses cookies to improve your experience and to provide services and advertising. You’re welcome internet /dusJgU8DH0īig ups to Flo-Rida, for giving us a pretty extensive mythology lesson at the ripe age of 12.TheJournal.ie supports the work of the Press Council of Ireland and the Office of the Press Ombudsman, and our staff operate within the Code of Practice. I’m no sketch artist, but this is my rendition of the woman Flo Rida spent his evening with that night. Some users even created their own representations. This is the journalistic integrity we need and want. This question has haunted me for my whole life, thank you for finally giving me answers /a6KbYaD3nm Is it possible that Mr Rida simply referred to her footwear in general terms initially as the 'boots with the fur' then again specifically by brand and styling? Not sure a Centaur has the opposable grip to 'work that pole'įrom Hercules to Flo Rida, centaurs in culture I always assumed that T Pain was in the baggy sweatpants and the Reeboks with the straps, but this is making me question everythingįor some reason I always assumed there were two different girls, but upon re-reading the lyrics, Flo Rida never gives any indication of this. ⚡? aka Dorchester's Fabio March 26, 2018 I didn't think it was possible to get any lower than low. Not to mention the fact that hit hit the floor, THEN got low. No wonder the whole club was looking at her… Fefy, with a Spanish e ? March 27, 2018 She was obviously a super rad centaurrrr' ? 'She had the apple bottom jeans and the boots with the furrr The girl Flo Rida sings about in Low was wearing apple bottom jeans, boots with the fur, baggy sweatpants, AND reeboks with the straps all at the same time so we must conclude that she was, in fact, a centaur. Thanks to Twitter is convinced that Flo-Rida was singing about a centaur in the song. Twitter has–and, they have a pretty sick theory. While we all know the words, and can recite them at any given time, have we ever paid attention to what they were actually saying? And, sadly, everyone cannot help but get extremely low to it everytime it comes on. Everyone knows that song from the first few beats when it comes on in the club. One of the worst (and best) songs of that time period had to be “Low” by Flo-Rida and T-Pain.

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