he is not a cheap, corruptible bimbo!" Most versions, particularly the version shown on Cartoon Network's American channel, replaces "bimbo" with "coward". On the television show Charlie’s Angels in the classic 1976 episode Angels in Chains, the undercover detectives are referred to as “bimbos” by a crooked law enforcement officer. In Funimation's English dub of the Adachi and Shimamura episode "Playing Ping-Pong in Our Uniforms", Shimamura introduces Nagafuji, her classmate, to the audience as "an aloof bimbo, with huge aloof bimboobs." Music In 1953, Jim Reeves recorded the song "Bimbo". In 1974, Bimbo Jet released their hit "El Bimbo". In 1997, the Danish band Aqua used the word bimbo in their major hit "Barbie Girl," using the dumb blonde archetype as well ("I'm a blonde bimbo girl."). It was noted by Mattel in the legal conflict against Aqua and their record company for the representation of the popular Barbie doll. In 2001, the Swedish pop rock band Lambretta released a song called "Bimbo". In 2012, Bridgit Mendler used the word bimbo in the song "Forgot to Laugh". In 2012, Every Time I Die released a song called "Underwater Bimbos from Outer Space". In "Bimbo", a song by Marwa Loud and Moha K. In March of 2021, Tila Tsoli released “Bimbo Doll” feat. BJ Lips Internet A beauty contest game called Miss Bimbo is an online game in which players attempt to use virtual characters to win contests, earn IQ points and impress virtual boys, through makeovers, clothing, exercise, and the purchase of operations such as facelifts and breast implants. Although the game itself does not promote such activities in real life and is often viewed as a parody, it has received condemnation in the media from parent groups, especially in Europe. Politics In American politics, the word was used in the 1990s during Bill Clinton's sexual misconduct allegations, leading to the invention of the term "Bimbo eruptions" to refer to political sex scandals. The expression was also used in a 2014 report in which Colin Powell explained his reluctance to vote for Hillary Clinton in light of her husband's continued affairs with "bimbos". After the first 2015 Republican Presidential Debate, Donald Trump re-tweeted a message calling debate moderator and Fox News host Megyn Kelly a "bimbo" via Twitter. This took place after Kelly asked Trump a question that referenced his television show The Apprentice from season 6 in 2005. Shortly