Tuesday, July 27, 2010
Wande Coal & R2Bees Are Alive
This is the second time that this song is appearing on our blog. Our little sister Kekker (who introduced us to this song) told us that it was dead* the other day, but after playing on repeat for the 14th time today, we think she's wrong.
Just some more boring information about a song that you probably didn't even listen to. Apparently, in the Ghana clubs this song is the jam. Meaning, they play it every night multiple times throughout the night and no one even makes a face like, "um didn't we already hear this" they just keep dancing.
Also, we dare you to figure out what the guy is saying from 1:29 - 1:30. We will give you 10,000 yogue dollars.
*There are a lot of different definitions for the word "dead". In this context, Kekker meant that she didn't want to hear me say anything else about this song. So I could have responded with "No you are dead" which would have meant "I have to talk about this song" and she could have responded, "I (kekker) am dead" which would have meant she didn't care enough to keep arguing about some random Ghanaian song.
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DEAD.
ReplyDeleteAnd I am on the next plane to Ghana. For real.
i dont know anything about this song. but i do know about being dead from jobs where you spend 12+ hours a day...but, thank goodness for burberry and tory burch :) xoxo
ReplyDeletehahah that is real. You should listen to this song. You can do your party dance to it (red shirt/standing behind lauren/pretending to be taylor vaughn) "who's about to be prom queen LANEY!" Yeaaaaaah.....
ReplyDeleteAnd yeah, you could say "PD is dead" which just means, you are tired of being at your job. Or you could say, "this song is dead" which means, I have too many other problems to listen to this song and comment on it/think about it even a little bit. OR you could say, "Gwen is dead" which would mean "Gwen stop posting so many comments on your own blog". Versatility4life.
ReplyDeletehahhaa, oh man. i dont even know...
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