Video | “I Must Be Famous By Fire and By Force,” Beverly Osu Does her ‘Skelewu’ Dance

by Africa Music Law™updated on October 17, 2013October 17, 2013Leave a Comment

I wonder often how many women are so programmed to take off their clothes at the drop of a dime, or just shake their booties in the face of men 24/7. If I were a man, at some point it would, I presume, be a bit hard to not only devalue the woman who does that to me constantly; but I would also think she has no interest in me except my money or her popularity. Like, what’s really good?

Beverly Osu attempts the “Skelewu’ dance and all she does is just put her butt in our faces. However, this is not limited to Beverly. Google the dance competition and watch the stark difference with how many women contestants interpreted the dance to include lots of booty shaking and revealing clothes versus the men. The artist chose the covered up fella to win $3,000 cold cash.

Mennh . . . it ain’t easy being a woman in this world if you have to take off your clothes or shake your butt just to get things accomplished.

-Uduak

Watch the Winner of the Contest

Africa Music Law™

AFRICA MUSIC LAW™ (AML) is a pioneering music business and entertainment law blog and podcast show by Fashion and Entertainment Lawyer Ms. Uduak Oduok empowering the African artist and Africa's rapidly evolving entertainment industry through brilliant music business and entertainment law commentary and analysis, industry news, and exclusive interviews.

Credited for several firsts in the fashion and entertainment industry, Ms. Uduak is also a Partner and Co-Founder of Ebitu Law Group, P.C. where she handles her law firm’s intellectual property law, media, business, fashion, and entertainment law practice areas. She has litigated a wide variety of cases in California courts and handled a variety of entertainment deals for clients in the USA, Africa, and Asia.

Her work and contributions to the creative industry have been recognized by numerous organizations including the National Bar Association, The American University School of Law and featured in prestigious legal publications in the USA including ABA Journal and The California Lawyer Magazine. She is also an Adjunct Professor at the prestigious Academy of Arts University in San Francisco.
For legal representation inquiries, please email (uduak@ebitulawgrp.com). For blog related inquiries i.e. advertising, licensing, or guest interview requests, please email (africamusiclaw@gmail.com). Thank you for visiting Africa Music Law™.