SETIAKawan
I think this will be very interesting. As time passed, modernization step in. Kids now days are exposed to CD, DVD etc. I wonder they still sing some Rhythms like us during our childhood such
"I love you, you love me, I kentut, you lari"
Do you still remember any?.
Budiman
Lat tali lat tam pong
Mak Minah balik kampong
Beranak dalam tong
Namanya Sotong!
Budiman
I've got one...
Fatty fatty bom bom,
Curi curi jagung,
Polis tembak punggung,
Jatuh dalam lombong....
To Fly Like An Eagle
You Cannot Think Like A Turkey
Budiman
And this one was when I was out of school....
Bulldog a minum,
Bulldog a minum,
Bulldog a minum lah....
Bulldog minum, saya sukalah.....
To Fly Like An Eagle
You Cannot Think Like A Turkey
SETIAKawan
Alamak!. Chun la diz one. Really bring back my childhood memoriesOriginally Posted by lord
I've got one...
Fatty fatty bom bom,
Curi curi jagung,
Polis tembak punggung,
Jatuh dalam lombong....
Hope to see more.
SETIAKawan
Here's another good one:
Hujan rentik rentik
tumbuh daun lalang
gadis2 di USJ byk cantik
Orchi byk syg.
Budiman
Here's a KE Taiping Classic. Raymond will know this one.
Georgie porgie cookie and pie,
Kiss the girls and make them cry,
When the KE boys come out to play,
Georgie porgie run away.
Georgians, eat your heart out, man....
To Fly Like An Eagle
You Cannot Think Like A Turkey
Registered User
When I first joined UM as a freshie back in the 79/80 academic year, had to undergo 1 full-month of massive orientation. And I remember it was at the sparkling new 7th Residential College (Zaaba College) where 3 - 4 of us freshies were selected each time to stand in front of the 4th College and sing :
4th RC is full of apiah, tananay tananay
See them tumbling down the stairs
See them fumbling here and there
4th RC is full of apiah, tananay tananay
The 4th RC seniors will then pour cold water on us. I realized after the orientation that the seniors at both 4th and 7th were actually good buddies and this exercise was actually to 'break' those snobbish, arrogant, a-ok freshies (a-ok "anak orang kaya!") at 7th College. They had their days all-right!
And there was nothing 'racist' about the song and the need for us to shake and rotate our head 'ananay' style like the way some of these so-called new-liberalized politkus hue and cry about Namewee!
Budiman
I have got one to share but it is a bit racist. I found it funny when I was a kid but I dare not write the full lyrics here. My Muslim fren taught me this. It is sang to the tune of Selamat Hari Raya.
Selamat *******,
Pada Orang yang berugama ********,
Selamat Makan *******,
Balik Kampung Tanam Jagung Sampai Mati.
Budiman
Here's another one of the fav festive song.
Hari Raya puasa,
Lembu kari masak,
2 kali makan,
'Ampat' kali b****k!!!
And back then when we were kids, we use to sing this loudly with our muslim friends and guess what, we never fought over the song. Now, that is the Malaysia I miss...
To Fly Like An Eagle
You Cannot Think Like A Turkey
Budiman
Jack and Jill,
Went Up The Hill,
HAHA. They never came down,
Because they Pak Tor* Mah
*dating
Budiman
I Propose that Namewee be banned from participating in this Thread LOL
Registered User
What is your point?I Propose that Namewee be banned from participating in this Thread LOL
Budiman
Here's a KE Taiping Classic. Raymond will know this one.
Georgie porgie cookie and pie,
Kiss the girls and make them cry,
When the KE boys come out to play,
Georgie porgie run away.
Georgians, eat your heart out, man....
LOL I know this one... But I'm supposed to support the other camp
You know.. KE & TMGS and SGI & SMC
If I had a thousand sons, the first human principle I would teach them would be to forswear thin potations and to dedicate themselves to Sherry - William Shakespeare (Henry IV, Part II)
SETIAKawan
Here's a hokkien one for all hokkien lang.
oh ni ku,
ku ba ba,
am mi pang sai ho kau ka
Wakakakaka!!!!
Sorry. No intention to tease all the oh ni ku around.
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