to what extent was it confrontational?
i guess the more accurate way to say it is that i found it confronting, rather than megan being confrontational. they edited some of it out on the BBC coverage with clever camerawork, well, by aiming the cameras at something else, but there was a lot of her rubbing her crotch, licking her fingers and then rubbing her crotch, her and like five of her female dancers grinding their crotches on the faces of prone male dancers, shoving a dancer's face into her crotch, approximately bare references to making people eat her out, the usual references to sex for money that's in loads of commercial us hiphop, the focus on massive exposed female arses shaking, jiggling, winding, being slapped. so what i mean is how sexuality is constructed, its an assemblage of elements that is pretty new to me, or at least, i'd never stood watching it for an hour and a half anyway. more or less all the tunes were about sex, sexyness and power relationships, in one way or another