Mick Jagger Sings Different Tune When Topless Girl is His Daughter

by Tom Henderson (Subscribe to Tom Henderson's posts) Jul 24th 2009 11:11AM

Categories: Teens & Tweens, Behaving Badly, In The News, Extreme Childhood

Georgia May Jagger

Mick Jagger sings a lot about the delights of young girls.

Take the song "Brown Sugar." ("Brown sugar! How come you taste so good? Brown Sugar! Just like a young girl should!")

Then there's "Stray Cat Blues," practically an ode to underage sex. ("I can see that you're 15 years old. No, I don't want to see your ID. I can see you're so far from home. But it's no hanging matter. It's no capital crime.")

It may be no hanging matter, but when the girl in question is his own 17-year-old daughter, Sir Mick might be singing a different tune.

Georgia May Jagger has posed topless for a new series of ads for Hudson jeans. When her older sister, Elizabeth (then 20), walked down the catwalk in in 2004 in an outfit that left nothing above the waist to the imagination, her famous father responded with noticeable horror.

Now the London Daily Mail reports that Jagger, 65, is "dubious" about his teenage daughter's career choices.

Georgia May is the third child of Jagger and Jerry Hall.

Billboards and magazine ads featuring the girl wearing nothing but jeans and lying on her stomach (her rear end in the air and her right arm covering her breasts) will start appearing in September for the United States-based jeans company.

David Lipman, a company spokesman, told the Daily Mail the girl's hand-me-down celebrity status played a role in her getting the gig.

"It's all about the heritage of having Mick Jagger as a a dad and Jerry Hall as a mum," he said.

"But more than anything, it's her spirit that captivates me."

Georgia May told the Mail that her mother has been supportive and has given her modeling tips. "She always says, 'Be nice to everyone, even if you don't like it. Just be nice and gracious, And don't show your bum.' "

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Gwendol 7-25-2009 @ 2:31AM

It is ironic when your own actions have contributed to a society accepting as normal things that used to be thought of as immoral, and now one of those normal things is suddenly immoral to you if it is your own daughter who participates. What are the sayings? You reap what you sow? You made your own bed, etc.

gringo 7-27-2009 @ 7:41AM

when is going to do a spread(lol) for hustler?

thomas gentile 7-27-2009 @ 7:37AM

SHE IS NOTHING TO LOOK AT / SO I WON'T !

suz 7-27-2009 @ 7:51AM

Alrighty now----how many young girls did he enjoy?
Karma gave him daughters!.

allison 7-27-2009 @ 8:16AM

you can easily google the ad for Hudson jeans--it's really very pretty and there's nothing blatant or demeaning about it.

Jayne 7-27-2009 @ 1:01PM

Allison - you are absolutely correct. I just googled the ad as you suggested (although since it was for a Hudsons advertisement I assumed it would be in good taste anyway) and it is a beautiful picture - nothing distasteful about it. Everyone on here barking about 'Karma', 'groupies' and 'rocker whores' should really look it up before they post these nasty remarks. And for those who are comparing, it is NOT Hustler....it is Hudsons - and she is showing nothing but her back!! Geez!!!

Tigerlily 7-28-2009 @ 9:18AM

Yeah, I'm SURE Mick is all upset. It's just PR

Look at all the publicity even before the ad hits the states.

Please,... Mick is a master when it comes to getting attention...

BJ 7-27-2009 @ 9:12AM

We all know the old saying, "don't do as I do, do as I say!" In today's society, seems as if it's ok for anyone to exploit themselves, whether it's for money or not. Then, people want to do something about child pornography ... go figure!!

billmkyzl 7-27-2009 @ 9:28AM

Why am I not surprised? Is she a Stray Cat? First photo I have seen of her. It is love at first sight for me. Is my Love In Vain? Saw Stones live in 69 & 72. Great concerts especially 69. Get Your Ya Yas Out.

smerkj 7-27-2009 @ 9:30AM

shes pretty-looks like her mom

Wish Belkin 7-27-2009 @ 9:34AM

"She always says, 'Be nice to everyone, even if you don't like it."
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Great advice. Sounds like it came from a pimp.

Kathryn Nelson 7-27-2009 @ 10:16AM

Pardon me, but the word choice on the first voting option should be "I could care less", not "I couldn't care less." I hear the latter on tv all the time. Think about it. "I couldn't care less" actually means that you DO care more. Now to the issue. As mother of 4 grown children, I've seen it all. It's been horrific on occasions and glorious on others. As young parents, you need to remember that the example you set for your children will be the biggest influence on their lives.

Deb 7-27-2009 @ 10:50AM

Sorry Kathryn but you are wrong. The phrase, "I couldn't care less ", is the correct sentence. It means that there is not any way, shape or form that you could care less than you already do, you are totally indifferent. The phrase, "I could care less" is often used incorrectly. It means that yes, I could care less than I already do, that you have not quite reached the ultimate indifference. All this is in dictionary, look it up!!!

Kathryn 7-27-2009 @ 11:37AM

Wrong about couldn't care less. Saying "I couldn't care less" means that there's no way that I could care less about this. I care the least about this that I am able to care. Saying I could care less means that it's possible for me to care less about this (but apparently I care more about it than less).

Pedra 7-27-2009 @ 11:56AM

Sorry, I just found out "I couldn't care less" is the correct form.
I always thought "I couldn't care less" would make more sense when you're trying to say that you can't care any less than you already do. I wasn't sure about it because English is my second language, but I just looked it up.

poot 7-27-2009 @ 2:28PM

Think about the phrase itself, and quit trying to justify the fact that you're wrong.

18YrOldSammi 7-27-2009 @ 3:12PM

Kathy, since WHEN did this topic become a grammar issue? Go find something to do with your life.

Brandon Lowery 7-27-2009 @ 10:33AM

Ever hear the name Billy Ray? All of these celebs have their own little slutpuppies.

jamesnpost 7-27-2009 @ 11:40AM

Miley is a nice girl, and like her heroine Dolly, she is a very straight, very responsible, and very hard-working young woman, who shows up on set every day ready to work. Yes, we're all interested in her blooming sexuality, but that hardly makes her a slut. I think Annie Liebowitz portrait of her looking over her shoulder is brilliant, not "prurient" -- a face like you'd see on a Michaelangelo, or a Reubens.