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Line 1: {{~~work~~creator}} [[File:Peaches_602.jpg\|frame\|Seems you got a little bit more than you asked for.]] [[Peaches]] (born Merrill Beth Nisker) is an artist ~~who's~~whose music is best described as pioneering electroclash, while taking some inspiration from hip-hop. Gender identity and sexuality are common themes in Peaches' music, often playing with traditional notions of gender roles representation. Her lyrics and live shows consciously blur the distinction between male and female; for example, she appears on the cover of ''Fatherfucker'' with a full beard. Nearly all of her songs are [[Intercourse ~~With~~with You]], and she isn't shy about being explicit about it. Luckily, their [[Refuge in Audacity]] means that listening to her doesn't get ''too'' uncomfortable, but you still wouldn't play a single one of her songs around your grandmother. Her most well known songs include "Fuck the Pain Away", which was featured in ''[[Lost in Translation (~~Film~~film)\|Lost in Translation]]'', ''[[~~Jackass (TV)\|~~Jackass]] 2'', ''[[Drive Angry]]'', and one episode of ''[[South Park]]''. ---- ~~===~~ {{Discography~~: ===~~}} * ''Fancypants Hoodlum'' (1995, as Merrill Nisker) * ''The Teaches of Peaches'' (2000) Line 18: * ''I Feel Cream'' (2009) {{creatortropes}} ~~=== Provides the following tropes: ===~~ * [[Eighties Hair]]: She sports it occasionally. * [[Album Title Drop]]: ''The Teaches of Peaches'' is cribbed from a line in "Fuck the Pain Away". ** Same thing with ''Impeach My Bush'' and "Fuck or Kill". Line 25: * [[Cluster F-Bomb]]: [[Captain Obvious\|"Fuck the Pain Away", "Fuck or Kill", and "I Don't Give a Fuck"]]. * [[Double Entendre]]: when she bothers with double entendres instead of single ones. {{quote\| "'Cause I wanna take you downtown/Show you my thing..."}} * [[Dream Team]]: She collaborated with [[~~Pink (Music)\|~~P!nk]] on the latter's song "Oh My God", which contains a ''lot'' of [[Les Yay]]. * [[Ethical Slut]] * [[I Love the Dead]]: One interpretation of "Operate". * [[Intentionally Awkward Title]]: '''''Loads''''' of them. Some examples include "Slippery Dick", "Diddle My Skittle", "Suck and Let Go", "Lovertits", "Stuff Me Up" and of course, "Fuck the Pain Away". ** Not to mention her album titles, with the possible exceptions of ''The Teaches of Peaches'' and ''Fancypants Hoodlum''. * [[Intercourse ~~With~~with You]]: Averted in "Fuck the Pain Away", lampshaded in "Back it Up" (''You know what I'm talking about, right? Because it can only be one thing, you know.''), and played straight in most of her songs. Seriously, sex is pretty much ''all'' she sings about. ** Lampshaded again in "Stick it to the Pimp" (You wanna stick it/I wanna stick it/I bet you thought I was gonna say in..but I'm not." From threesomes to [[A Date ~~With~~with Rosie Palms\|going solo]]. Her last two albums released were titled ''Impeach My Bush'' and ''I Feel Cream'', respectively. * [[Refuge in Audacity]]: Peaches is just so over-the-top with everything that it's impossible to take her seriously. * [[Signature Song]]: "Fuck the Pain Away" Line 40: {{reflist}} [[Category:Musicians]] [[Category:Canadian ~~Music~~Musicians]] [[Category:Peaches]]▼ [[Category:Music]] ▲[[Category:~~Peaches~~{{PAGENAME}}]]