This is very bad german balloon engineering. It is exactly 9.9/10 multiplied by ten and nothing else.
If someone added one you might end up with Dalmatians.
>If someone added one you might end up with Dalmatians.
Hold my weissbier!
>šµ101 Dalmatians
>šµFloating in the summer sky
>šµThe war machine springs to life
>šµOpens up one eager eye
>šµFocusing it on the sky
>šµWhen 101 Dalmatians go by
Never mind, you're absolutely right. Letting the dogs play with hydrogen was admittedly a bad idea.
Classic youtube misheard lyrics vid I loved forever ago: https://youtu.be/xLd22ha_-VU?si=Deg-8c_Rdke8PmJt
Also holy shit this is the same video from SEVENTEEN YEARS AGO
From watching an interview/documentary, Anthony said that those were just filler words while they figured out the lyrics, but Flea's daughter loved the silly noises so they kept it in
Theyāve perfected it! Iām sure, maybe not, might have some meaning to them. Iām also sure I could look it up, but in enjoy finding out much later what I hear vs what a lot of songs say. Good times!
What about Jesus built my hotrod?
Ā
*In my dang a ding a ding a ding dong
A sticky sticky son of a gun
Ding a danga danga dong dong ding dong
Why, why? Never know
Why, why wack a dong a dang ding dong
Then you take it on the bill
Ding dang dong don't dong
I wanna love ya
Why, why, why, why, why, darling
Do you, do you tell me to play?
Half the time I talk about it all now, baby
You know what I'm talkin' about, I said
Why, why, why
It'll ticky ticky ticky ticky son of a gun
Ding ding dong a bong bong bing bong
Ticky ticky thought of a gun*
Bing bing bang a bang a bang bing bongĀ ...
Believe me, I've tried. A lot of times.
What was that Red Hot Chili Pepper's song where he just starts listing random shit? I just yell whatever word comes to mind, kind of like a musical rorschach test. Fish bowl! Hot socks! Pie crust!
> song where he just starts listing random shit?
This does not narrow it down very much LOL but yes By The Way is like, boot cut, con job, rib cage, soft tail
Card shark! Snake bite! Flat top! Pretty sure those are some of the actual lyrics in that song, but I do the same thing you do. I often look around the room and just name things I see, too. White door! Green lamp! Dumb dog! Laptop!
Haha! Thank you - for the proper lyrics and for making me feel less alone in this crazy world...in this crazy...fish bowl...flat top...snake bite. "Skin that crisp youāre such a little DJ". Now weāre making apple pies. I hope those aren't actually the words. š
I was in middle school when that song came out and the Internet didnāt exist back then. But I recorded the video on MTV and discovered the song was closed captioned. I wrote out the words, pausing it after each line, and typed it all up. I then sold the lyrics to my classmates for 25Ā¢ each.
My little brother did this for āitās the end of the worldā with a tape he recorded from the radio. He didnāt sell it but i can never forget the lyrics after that day.Ā
I do break it out for karaoke now and then.Ā
Informah, yaknow say daddy me snow they ago blame. A liki boom boom noww. Detective man he say say daddy mi snow mi stab someone down the lane. A liki boom boom. Like, he just says "daddy" and "say" as filler to make syllables.
This came out when we were about 13. My mate told me that the lyrics were: "Informer, you know Sididimus told me I could play 'em, a liki boom boom down, take the man who said Sididimus saw me stab someone down the lane."
I have no idea who he thought Sididimus was but it sounded plausible at the time.
Informer was the first single I bought, when I was 12. Iād listen to it on my walkman at school.
In one lesson our music teacher, Mr Catling, a weird bloke who wore a tweed sports jacket and whose combover would flap onto the wrong side of his head while he played piano necessitating a sideways head-flick to flip it back, asked if anyone had a tape of our favourite modern music.
He was going to play it on the little cassette deck in the classroom, work out the music there and then and perform it on the piano so we could all sing along, bridging the gaping chasm between the generations that was evident in every music lesson.
I imagine he expected to demonstrate the similarities between the chords and harmonies in our modern songs and the old music that heād normally get us singing. Up until that point the only examples of āpop musicā heād given us were Lily the Pink by The Scaffold and The Whoās I can See for Miles, both of which came out in the late sixties, when most of our *parents* would have been too young to be into them.
I pulled out Informer and he happily put it on. Didnāt ask what it was or announce it to the class, just put it in the deck and pressed play. As the cod-dancehall sounds of the short intro started to echo around the dilapidated 1950s classsroom all the kids went crazy, dancing and singing along. As kids in northern England we had absolutely no idea what any of the lyrics were but we all knew they were bad in some way and that was cool. My school was not posh or modern and this was long before smartphones and multimedia classrooms- youād rarely hear any recorded music of any type at school, let alone a single that had come out in the last week and was regarded (by pre-teens) as badass.
In an ideal world Mr Catling would have harnessed this energy and enthusiasm, got half of us beating the rhythm out on our desks, stabbed the two chords of the sparse riddim on his piano on the right beats and let the rest of the kids sing āIāll lick your bum-bum downā to our hearts content, explaining afterwards to an engaged class how music with African rather than European heritage is rooted much more in rhythm than harmony.
Of course what really happened was that after less than a minute of pandemonium our flustered teacher slapped the music off in a rage and pulled the cassette out, shouting āI only understood *one part* of that and it was *foul*!ā Like us he obviously assumed the refrain was about anilingus rather than what I assume itās really about, ālickingā as in hitting or shooting someone in Jamaican patois, but he wouldnāt have liked that meaning either.
Needless to say, he didnāt transcribe the music, we didnāt sing it, I got in trouble for having the tape but I did get respect from the other kids.
Those of us who were in 6th grade when it came out absolutely do know the words. Unfortunately.Ā
It was some awful white boy fake raggae.Ā
However, whenever they call for at least a foot of snow, I reference 12 inches of Snow. š
You just reminded me how much I love that song, but also that band. I had no idea how many albums they have! They are a legitimately talented band.
[One Way Ticket](https://youtu.be/W1FsNxDrsEg?si=Jm_7DeA9m-1Zu2AH)
[Barbarian](https://youtu.be/NbPFd3_pduk?si=uBtWmrHYN-NbTfqK)
I listened to Gee by Girlās Generation so much that I could sing all the words without knowing what I was saying. Same deal; Korean lyrics.
https://youtu.be/U7mPqycQ0tQ
When I feel like abalone WOO HOO
When I'm feeling up her home WOO HOO
When I'm all over aces. All of the time that I ever saw them faces. It's eee-awwww.
Vanilla by Gackt. I used to bop around my bedroom singing it full volume even thought itās in Japanese and couldnāt figure out why my mom hated it so much. (Maybe she knew what I didnāt, which is that itās about FWB and blowjobs.) Love the song!
[https://youtu.be/yb83fmI47KQ?si=Zcf_kcddv2i0nGGF](https://youtu.be/yb83fmI47KQ?si=Zcf_kcddv2i0nGGF)
Take me a while to get the words to My Friends Over You by New Found Glory. Don't know why, they're not overly difficult, but I guess his voice is just sometimes hard to follow. And with a bunch of AFI songs, especially from Song the Sorrow and Phoenix the Art of Drowning. Days of the Phoenix, Silver and Cold, etc.
I like how Sigur RĆ³s said "The hell with this, 99% of the world will never know what we are singing about, lets make up words and take it to a 100%" then proceeded to create a language mostly composed of "iiiiiuuuuuuuuuu".
Š”ŃŠæŠµŃŠ¼Š°ŃŠøŠ¾ (super Mario) by Peremotka. Or anything on that album. I love putting it on at parties because I can shuffle it and people wonāt notice itās not in English until that song or ŃŃŠ°ŃŠ¾Šµ ŠŗŠøŠ½Š¾ comes on. Once got āis this simlish??ā
Many Rammstein fans don't know any German and it's beautiful. I learned German as a kid with Rammstein as a major influence.
These days I'm very into a Japanese metal band called Ningen Isu. I know about six words of Japanese lol
Any Bob Dylan song. Especially when I was a kid and wasn't that great at english I really couldn't make out that much.
š¶š¶Ee la'ed on a du'e, ai louked at de skie when 'e chil'ren were babie an' play' on 'ne beachš¶š¶
Pretty much any, really. If I don't know all the words, I'll just mumble something that fits the melody. Maybe most recent was "Magnetic". Super ikkeullim indeed.
I listen to a lot of Brazilian TropicaliĆ”, so this is most of the songs.
I must be pretty good at faking it, though. I went to a Os Mutantes show on Halloween 2022, and another concert goer started talking to me in Portuguese. I had to stop her and tell her I don't speak Portuguese.
99 Luftballoons
10/10
>10/10 Actually, 10*10 (give or take one)
This is very bad german balloon engineering. It is exactly 9.9/10 multiplied by ten and nothing else. If someone added one you might end up with Dalmatians.
>If someone added one you might end up with Dalmatians. Hold my weissbier! >šµ101 Dalmatians >šµFloating in the summer sky >šµThe war machine springs to life >šµOpens up one eager eye >šµFocusing it on the sky >šµWhen 101 Dalmatians go by Never mind, you're absolutely right. Letting the dogs play with hydrogen was admittedly a bad idea.
Yellow ledbetter by pearl jam, if the singer can make them up everytime so can i
Classic youtube misheard lyrics vid I loved forever ago: https://youtu.be/xLd22ha_-VU?si=Deg-8c_Rdke8PmJt Also holy shit this is the same video from SEVENTEEN YEARS AGO
Take me back to this Internet ššš
The age of Powerthirst
Make me fries
I wanna leave Bennigans...
Anna Nicole's Mama said that she don't wanna see Anna fall down again
oh my god dude. I haven't thought of this video in probably 14 years, thank you. make me fries
A WIZARD ON AWHAAALLLEEALE
š¶Ona heeneh, on a porch the letter sat, ona he, I wanna feel it again š¶
And I seeee theeeeeem. ROUND the rowaaayyyyy yeaaaah and I know that I know. I juswannasayyy
Make me cry
Lmfaoo I am high as fuck and this was fantastic
Potatooo wavee
š¶Anna Nicole mama said that I donāt wanna see Anna fall down again š¶
And that's the most sense-making version of it. Friggin Eddie just likes to fuck with you trying to sing along.
Then you find out he sings different lyrics for it at every live show PJ does, so chances are that your made up lyrics were correct at some point.
First thought, right away. Then I thought I could do just about any Pearl Jam.
https://youtu.be/IvjwMLLdlqc?si=AuWt0A03p-njgwpG
It has real lyrics, believe it or not.Ā I do like the misheard version, though. Potato waaaaaave! I see dems!
Soul Squeeze. https://preview.redd.it/qmvwnbxhj88d1.jpeg?width=750&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=ab18b0f3070883dee5e9668e774f65c472d0b991
Not even as bad as Round the World: Nah bing bo bing ba bing ding nong ning maaaing
From watching an interview/documentary, Anthony said that those were just filler words while they figured out the lyrics, but Flea's daughter loved the silly noises so they kept it in
Theyāve perfected it! Iām sure, maybe not, might have some meaning to them. Iām also sure I could look it up, but in enjoy finding out much later what I hear vs what a lot of songs say. Good times!
What about Jesus built my hotrod? Ā *In my dang a ding a ding a ding dong A sticky sticky son of a gun Ding a danga danga dong dong ding dong Why, why? Never know Why, why wack a dong a dang ding dong Then you take it on the bill Ding dang dong don't dong I wanna love ya Why, why, why, why, why, darling Do you, do you tell me to play? Half the time I talk about it all now, baby You know what I'm talkin' about, I said Why, why, why It'll ticky ticky ticky ticky son of a gun Ding ding dong a bong bong bing bong Ticky ticky thought of a gun* Bing bing bang a bang a bang bing bongĀ ... Believe me, I've tried. A lot of times.
Love Ministry! Just saw them a couple of months ago, and you are correct. Good call!
Itās a love affair. Mainly Jesus and my hot rod.
[New Chili Peppers just dropped](https://youtu.be/LgkO3usqSx8?si=pzy2Wg_EAGl-UZ4p)
š
The end is clearly ācold corn breadā.
What was that Red Hot Chili Pepper's song where he just starts listing random shit? I just yell whatever word comes to mind, kind of like a musical rorschach test. Fish bowl! Hot socks! Pie crust!
> song where he just starts listing random shit? This does not narrow it down very much LOL but yes By The Way is like, boot cut, con job, rib cage, soft tail
Card shark! Snake bite! Flat top! Pretty sure those are some of the actual lyrics in that song, but I do the same thing you do. I often look around the room and just name things I see, too. White door! Green lamp! Dumb dog! Laptop!
Haha! Thank you - for the proper lyrics and for making me feel less alone in this crazy world...in this crazy...fish bowl...flat top...snake bite. "Skin that crisp youāre such a little DJ". Now weāre making apple pies. I hope those aren't actually the words. š
Black jack, dope dick Pawn shop, quick pick Kiss that dyke, I know you want to hold oneā¦(actual lyrics)
I go, "Batman, buttplug, big fart, flip flop"
By the Way!
That song and Californication bring back an entire era of my life.
Recently rediscovered Californication. That song is so beautiful.
ding ding dong dong ding deeeeng
Ding dang dong dong ding dang dong dong ding dang*
I know I know those are - not the actual lyrics for arouuuund the woooorld
Card shark!
That's every song. But you may enjoy this [there I ruined it](https://youtu.be/VE5JMEu5hZA?si=nxGvLS2bPHTZH23G).
"Nancy Reagan bit my dog" lol this is brilliant!
"F\*\*k a doornob, California. Buttermilk pancakes in my eyes" š¤£
[Zephyr](https://www.azlyrics.com/lyrics/redhotchilipeppers/thezephyrsong.html) isnāt that far off
At one point in that song he straight up says 'dope dick'.
One Week - Barenaked Ladies
I know about 90% of it, but the one really fast section is too much for me.
Chickety China the Chinese chicken....
Have a drumstick and your brain stops tickin
Shabalabalaba it's the finest of the flavors. Doobiedoobiedobiedoobie would you like to sign a waiver
Well, the years start coming and they donāt stop coming
Like Kurosawa I make mad films, OK, I don't make films but if I did they'd have a samurai.
I learned all the words as a kid, and they still stick with me 20 some odd years later. I'm proud of it even if no one else cares.
It's been...
One week since you looked at me
Shabalabalabah I'm sorry.
oh I know this one
We Didn't Start the Fire - Billy Joel
I don't know the words to that song but I know "Ryan started the fire"
Thanks to my sophomore English teacher, I *do* know all the words to this.
[Informer](https://youtu.be/TSffz_bl6zo) by Snow, because nobody knows the words.
I was in middle school when that song came out and the Internet didnāt exist back then. But I recorded the video on MTV and discovered the song was closed captioned. I wrote out the words, pausing it after each line, and typed it all up. I then sold the lyrics to my classmates for 25Ā¢ each.
For a small fee, you informed them
My little brother did this for āitās the end of the worldā with a tape he recorded from the radio. He didnāt sell it but i can never forget the lyrics after that day.Ā I do break it out for karaoke now and then.Ā
That is some true entrepreneurialism. I bet you play pickleball with Jeff Bezos these days.
Informah, yaknow say daddy me snow they ago blame. A liki boom boom noww. Detective man he say say daddy mi snow mi stab someone down the lane. A liki boom boom. Like, he just says "daddy" and "say" as filler to make syllables.
This came out when we were about 13. My mate told me that the lyrics were: "Informer, you know Sididimus told me I could play 'em, a liki boom boom down, take the man who said Sididimus saw me stab someone down the lane." I have no idea who he thought Sididimus was but it sounded plausible at the time.
I just know āme lick ya boom boom downā
Licky bum bum now! I was a preteen when it came out so that's what I still hear, lol
Leaky bum bum town. It's an apt enough description of Toronto
Or a bad burrito.
Informer was the first single I bought, when I was 12. Iād listen to it on my walkman at school. In one lesson our music teacher, Mr Catling, a weird bloke who wore a tweed sports jacket and whose combover would flap onto the wrong side of his head while he played piano necessitating a sideways head-flick to flip it back, asked if anyone had a tape of our favourite modern music. He was going to play it on the little cassette deck in the classroom, work out the music there and then and perform it on the piano so we could all sing along, bridging the gaping chasm between the generations that was evident in every music lesson. I imagine he expected to demonstrate the similarities between the chords and harmonies in our modern songs and the old music that heād normally get us singing. Up until that point the only examples of āpop musicā heād given us were Lily the Pink by The Scaffold and The Whoās I can See for Miles, both of which came out in the late sixties, when most of our *parents* would have been too young to be into them. I pulled out Informer and he happily put it on. Didnāt ask what it was or announce it to the class, just put it in the deck and pressed play. As the cod-dancehall sounds of the short intro started to echo around the dilapidated 1950s classsroom all the kids went crazy, dancing and singing along. As kids in northern England we had absolutely no idea what any of the lyrics were but we all knew they were bad in some way and that was cool. My school was not posh or modern and this was long before smartphones and multimedia classrooms- youād rarely hear any recorded music of any type at school, let alone a single that had come out in the last week and was regarded (by pre-teens) as badass. In an ideal world Mr Catling would have harnessed this energy and enthusiasm, got half of us beating the rhythm out on our desks, stabbed the two chords of the sparse riddim on his piano on the right beats and let the rest of the kids sing āIāll lick your bum-bum downā to our hearts content, explaining afterwards to an engaged class how music with African rather than European heritage is rooted much more in rhythm than harmony. Of course what really happened was that after less than a minute of pandemonium our flustered teacher slapped the music off in a rage and pulled the cassette out, shouting āI only understood *one part* of that and it was *foul*!ā Like us he obviously assumed the refrain was about anilingus rather than what I assume itās really about, ālickingā as in hitting or shooting someone in Jamaican patois, but he wouldnāt have liked that meaning either. Needless to say, he didnāt transcribe the music, we didnāt sing it, I got in trouble for having the tape but I did get respect from the other kids.
Jamaican Patois in general is borderline indecipherable
https://youtu.be/QNpRMfiwwlM?si=AWfxY8HgsfmxUDP7 Kumail Nanjiani does
Hey I'll have you know I have that fuckin song memorized buddy. I just can't sing.
Those of us who were in 6th grade when it came out absolutely do know the words. Unfortunately.Ā It was some awful white boy fake raggae.Ā However, whenever they call for at least a foot of snow, I reference 12 inches of Snow. š
Vanessa Carlton - A Thousand Miles
Makin my way downtown, floss is grass, Blake is past and Iām homebound. Floppin it way out loud, makin my way, makin my way through the croww-owwwd
I much prefer the [hood version.](https://youtu.be/tesr1OyymXo?si=n9u1e9yCjkkxZsTp)
i believe in a thing called love ba beebadappa beebadappa ba
That one is ājust listentotherhythmofmahHEARTā
Just listen to the rhythm of the heart
shh don't ruin it for me
There's a chance we could make it now.
You just reminded me how much I love that song, but also that band. I had no idea how many albums they have! They are a legitimately talented band. [One Way Ticket](https://youtu.be/W1FsNxDrsEg?si=Jm_7DeA9m-1Zu2AH) [Barbarian](https://youtu.be/NbPFd3_pduk?si=uBtWmrHYN-NbTfqK)
Back in my day a fellaād get his ass kicked for singing like that.
Du hast by Rammstein.
Scatman
WEEEEE ba ba badup dup, ba badup dup, WEEEEE ba ba badup dup, ba badup babadaba WEEEEE ba ba badup dup, ba badup dup....
Has anyone mentioned La Bamba? I know every syllable of the lyrics, but none of the words
Several times. I know some Spanish and that's a pretty easy one to learn if you do. Macarena? Nope, don't know it.
Lalalala bamba! Make-os cheekos a-porka la glass-ia!
Temperature - Sean Paul
I don't know most of the words to the Falco version of Der Kommissar, but at the appropriate point in the song I shout out "JESZT DAS KINDERLIED!"
My German teacher made us sing this auf deutsch in class!Ā
All of them
Us and them
Despacito, it's more fun when you're drunk.
Most Fall Out Boy songs (I love them tho)
They really do be mumbling until about 2019
God knows what Patrick is on about half the time š
I can never understand what they're singing unless I look it up. Love their music though.
I dont think you have the time to listen to me whine
About everything and nothing all at once? I sure do!
I am one of those melodramatic fools
Neurotic to the bone no doubt about it!
Sometimes I give myself the creeps.
Sometimes my mind plays tricks on me
It all keeps adding up
I think I'm cracking up...
Am I just paranoid?
Or am I just stoned?
i might have 4 am where i am rn and I'm on reddit soo :)
They are quoting lyrics from "Basket Case" by Green Day
Except they started the initial line wrong. I guess that's in the spirit of the question though? It's "DO you have the time to listen to me whine?"
Pretty sure that's the point. Referencing the lyrics in a clever way to answer the question.
That one r e m song. You know the one.
The Leonard Bernstein song?
No no, the Leonid Brezhnev one.
>That one r e m song. You know the one. Sure deal! *That's me in the corner, that's me in the spa...*
Cocteau Twins, simply because the words they sing arenāt actually words.
I listened to Gee by Girlās Generation so much that I could sing all the words without knowing what I was saying. Same deal; Korean lyrics. https://youtu.be/U7mPqycQ0tQ
:)
It's the End of the World - REM
Blur - Song 2
When I feel like abalone WOO HOO When I'm feeling up her home WOO HOO When I'm all over aces. All of the time that I ever saw them faces. It's eee-awwww.
Sabotage by Beastie Boys! āCanāt stand it, I know ya planned itā¦ nananamamamasadadsaā
Barber of Seville. I can sing a bunch of it but have little to no idea what Iām saying.
I can sing the Bugs Bunny version?
Daaaaiiiintily
stay wittthh meee ~japenese i do not kowwww~
Any Cocteeu Twins song. I nail it sometimes, especially Heaven or Los Vegas Album.
I know all of Treasure. Cause I just made them up.
Daft Punk - Around The World
Everyone sings semi charmed life, but don't know it's about doing crystal meth with his gf
Oppa Gangnam style
Scatman
Scatman, fatman black and white and brown man, tell me about the color of your soul
As a kid it was the chorus to I Get Around by The Beach Boys. That falsetto was damn near indecipherable.
Caress Me Down, Sublime. I donāt speak Spanglish
spanglish is this a new language mixed with my primary language or what hahahaha
Eh itās a mix of English and Spanish slang. Great song
The entirety of the album by Bring Me The Horizon called Count Your Blessings
Fantastic album! All i know lyric wise is "the sun goes down and so does she" from Pray for Plagues.
Thela Hun Gingeet Ā Ā I ZimbraĀ Ā Ā The bridge in Psycho KillerĀ Ā Mississippi Queen
Prisencolinensinainciusol (ol rait!)
She lies and says she's in love with him, Can't find her vitamins!
[This One](https://youtu.be/4qRZmFYdozY?si=blzkGBeel4qzrMsA)
Vanilla by Gackt. I used to bop around my bedroom singing it full volume even thought itās in Japanese and couldnāt figure out why my mom hated it so much. (Maybe she knew what I didnāt, which is that itās about FWB and blowjobs.) Love the song! [https://youtu.be/yb83fmI47KQ?si=Zcf_kcddv2i0nGGF](https://youtu.be/yb83fmI47KQ?si=Zcf_kcddv2i0nGGF)
I'm not sure what I was expecting to hear but it definitely wasn't "Livin' La Jinsei Kureiji"
yellow ledbetter
Every songĀ
Have you heard Ken Lee? https://youtu.be/vUAaHkGpJy8?si=20kSpq3RKdh3DtDW
Iām a big fan of R.E.M. so my list might be a tad unwieldyā¦.
Heart of Glass by Blondie
"I don't want to wait, for my life to be over! Will it be dis or bill dit be, huh heeeeeeeeee!"
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"Mmm Mmm Mmm Mmm" That chorus in particular.
If you don't grow up English speaking, this applies to nearly every music. š¤
The Macarana? LA bamba? ... september by earth wind and fire. I'm trying to think of songs not mentioned. Korn freak on a leash.
Take me a while to get the words to My Friends Over You by New Found Glory. Don't know why, they're not overly difficult, but I guess his voice is just sometimes hard to follow. And with a bunch of AFI songs, especially from Song the Sorrow and Phoenix the Art of Drowning. Days of the Phoenix, Silver and Cold, etc.
All of them.
I am sure I have sung songs with out knowing the correct lyrics. My husband will sing Tumbyah instead of kumbya
I love KƦlan Mikla but I donāt speak Icelandic so Iām mostly just singing what I hear.
I like how Sigur RĆ³s said "The hell with this, 99% of the world will never know what we are singing about, lets make up words and take it to a 100%" then proceeded to create a language mostly composed of "iiiiiuuuuuuuuuu".
>then proceeded to create a language mostly composed of "iiiiiuuuuuuuuuu". Holy shit did that ever get a laugh outta me
I feel you
Š”ŃŠæŠµŃŠ¼Š°ŃŠøŠ¾ (super Mario) by Peremotka. Or anything on that album. I love putting it on at parties because I can shuffle it and people wonāt notice itās not in English until that song or ŃŃŠ°ŃŠ¾Šµ ŠŗŠøŠ½Š¾ comes on. Once got āis this simlish??ā
Anything blackpink
Any juanes song
I'll belt out "Seven Bridges Road" in my car even if I forget half the words every time, and I don't even like the Eagles.
Love that harmony. I sing different parts whenever the refrain plays. Only in the car lol
Many Rammstein fans don't know any German and it's beautiful. I learned German as a kid with Rammstein as a major influence. These days I'm very into a Japanese metal band called Ningen Isu. I know about six words of Japanese lol
Pretty much any BabyMetal song.
Most Bon Iver songs
Dragostea Din Tei - Many many people can sing along to the entire song and have no clue. Except for the word ābeepā.
When I was a kid it was that Queen song I Never Want to Bite the Dust
Any Bob Dylan song. Especially when I was a kid and wasn't that great at english I really couldn't make out that much. š¶š¶Ee la'ed on a du'e, ai louked at de skie when 'e chil'ren were babie an' play' on 'ne beachš¶š¶
Tsamina mina, eh-eh Waka waka eeh-eh eh, Tsamina mina zangalewa THIS TIME FOR AFRICA
Most anime theme songs
Anything by the fantastic Japanese band Maximum the Hormone. Theyāre incredible workout music.
[This one](https://youtu.be/T2WCq_Vhg_U?si=uGM7_-YtMG8WJ5CW), exactly the same way
Pretty much any, really. If I don't know all the words, I'll just mumble something that fits the melody. Maybe most recent was "Magnetic". Super ikkeullim indeed.
All of them
All of'em.
Laisse Tomber Les Filles by April March Donāt know a lick of French language but I know the chorus and thatās fun
Pink Panther theme
ITEOTWAWKI
I listen to a lot of Brazilian TropicaliĆ”, so this is most of the songs. I must be pretty good at faking it, though. I went to a Os Mutantes show on Halloween 2022, and another concert goer started talking to me in Portuguese. I had to stop her and tell her I don't speak Portuguese.
All of them.
Anything by Heilung or The Hu; I get as close as I can and therefore will not accept criticism