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Say what you will, but the Internet remains undefeated when it comes to providing the jokes. And that’s great because this is precisely what visionary Al Gore had in mind when he single-handedly created the Internet when the very idea of the information superhighway sounded like crazy talk. This is exactly it. Not for silly communicating, but for corgis, memes and this very moment where we can mash up crass Donald Trump quotes with iconic Janet Jackson songs. We, my dear friends, are living in the future.
The sole purpose of the Internet was realized Wednesday night during the third and final presidential debates. Right in the middle of Hillary Clinton joking about Donald Trump’s sketchy past of not paying his taxes, the Republican presidential candidate interrupted Clinton’s Social Security expansion explanation and called her “such a nasty woman!”
The biting soundbite was every bit as jarring as all of his other sound bites, but the Internet is having a field day associating Trump’s “nasty” comment with Janet Jackson’s 30-year-old classic of the same name. Even mashing up Trump’s crass call out with Jackson’s song for a hilarious “Nasty” mashup.
You guys misunderstood Trump. His "nasty woman" comment was an homage to Vanity and Janet Jackson… Because he loves The Blacks.
— Morgan “Absolute Heater of a Memoir” Campbell (@MorganPCampbell) October 20, 2016
"Such a nasty woman." -Trump.
Janet Jackson and I literally just gasped out loud. #debatenight
— Brittany Gibbons (@brittanyherself) October 20, 2016
"When I said 'nasty woman' I meant it in a Janet Jackson kinda way." – Donald Trump tomorrow #debates
— 𝘁𝗶𝗺 𝗯𝗮𝗿𝗻𝗲𝘀 (@TimBarnes451) October 20, 2016
https://twitter.com/brianrmcguire/status/788992587893911552
https://twitter.com/turd_boii/status/788987780344852480
If @swin24 doesn't have an interview tomorrow with Janet Jackson over Trump's "nasty woman" comment, then what's the point?
— Ryan Teague Beckwith (@ryanbeckwith) October 20, 2016
https://twitter.com/cedarsonic/status/788969176379502592
If anything, this “nasty” controversy really just speaks to Janet Jackson’s monumental impact as an iconic superstar entertainer. Hopefully, the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame members are taking note and will finally induct Miss Jackson (because I’m nasty!) as part of the Hall’s 2017 class come December.
