Billy Corgan thinks Jessica Simpson is worth loving. That's why he was so hopping mad about the unnecessarily sexualized comments John Mayer made about his friend that is a girl, the lovely and lovable Ms. Simpson, that he sat down with Rolling Stone magazine to talk about the guitarists career suicide.
Oprah's long-awaited interview with Jessica Simpson aired today, and the response towards Jess around the Internet has been overwhelmingly positive. And that's as it should be, considering that the blonde bombshell spoke frankly and openly about some touchy subjects—namely, her weight and big-mouthed ex-boyfriend—while remaining firmly planted on the high road.
Oh, take me, John Mayer! Lead me into your lair of tell-all romance and cheesy pop songwriting and show me what it means to be alive. Your sensuous lips, your earnest attempts at artistry, your lover man rep have failed as yet to pique my curiosity. Until now, when I can no longer turn the rest of the world up loud enough to drown out reports of your manic, ex-girlfriend dissing Tweets or your face harassing me from magazine covers. You have wanted to imprint your name into the nation’s psyche and you have succeeded, by God. You have seeped into my brain. You are in my soul.
What John Mayer said about Jessica Simpson definitely got some tongues wagging... all but hers that is, which offered only a giggly "no comment" to the cameras of TMZ. What else is there for a girl to say after her sexin' has been described as "crack cocaine" to the whole wide world? A wink and a nod seems about right. Especially since her apparent sexual dynamism makes some of her comments in the new issue of Allure seem a bit, well, ... something...
So wait, John Mayer does possess an ounce of decency when it comes to dating and ex-girlfriends? Mayer sat down with Rolling Stone Magazine to reveal his 20/20 hindsight regarding his romances with Jennifer Aniston and Jessica Simpson...and it sounds like there are a lot of things he wishes he could take back.
