Tro lo lo lo lo lo ho ho ho.

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Warning:

You'll want your 2.41 back!

http://www.wimp.com/trolo/

[tommyr01]

Dangit !!!!!

but why ? why would you do this ?

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[warwick.hoy]

Seen it,....don't even need to click on it to know what it is.

[Simo98]

http://trololololololololololo.com/

Not only do I like it a lot, but I have it bookmarked.

[Ziltoid]

That was fantastic

[Tommygunn]

Dude it is by far the creepiest and stupid thing I think I've ever seen.

[DerHoggz]

I don't understand.

[i_got_a_mohawk]

Originally Posted by Tommygunn

Dude it is by far the creepiest and stupid thing I think I've ever seen.

What about this?








(I joke, I joke. Tho on a serious thread related note, did you ever see the eel thread a month or so back?)

[guitarchaser]

A friend of mine linked me to it a couple of days ago but I prefer the subtitled one XD

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Z4m4...eature=related

I practically died at the start when it got to [head dance]

And my friend wasn't joking when she wanted us to have a go at doing it while drunk going down her street the next time we met....considering we've already done The Imperial March from Star Wars and made random noises like ka-kaaaa and tooky tooky courtesy of Evolution

[arbitrary]

Lawrence Welk?

[jonathan_matos5]

great now it's stuck in my head.

[CapnSev]

This has been around before but here's the remix that I'm particularly fond of: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MQ78I...eature=related

[line6man]

Originally Posted by CapnSev

This has been around before but here's the remix that I'm particularly fond of: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MQ78I...eature=related

As I put in my comment, that's the dumbest thing I've ever seen in my life.

[KeithBMI]

It can't be dumb if Christoph Waltz did a cover of it!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kUbGcRJUDu0#t=1m10s

[skwee]

That song is so freaking good!

[bongomania]

I watched a (subtitled) interview with him from Russian TV, where they asked him about the origins of the Trololo song and what he thought about all the current fame of it. Apparently the melody was originally an American Western song about a cowboy out on the open prairie, longing for his sweetheart back home. He was scheduled to perform that song, in Russian--but the censors decided that the lyrics romanticized bourgeois American ideals, and they forbade him from singing it. Rather than find a new song before going on the show, he just decided to sing the entire thing as "tra la la". He said it surprised him that Americans heard it as "tro lo lo". He also thought it was pretty funny that there was this sudden resurgence of interest in this performance, which to him was kind of a throw-away because of the censors.

[sarcastro83]

I actually really dig this video for some reason... it's just... fun to watch...

[Happynoj]

Originally Posted by bongomania

I watched a (subtitled) interview with him from Russian TV, where they asked him about the origins of the Trololo song and what he thought about all the current fame of it. Apparently the melody was originally an American Western song about a cowboy out on the open prairie, longing for his sweetheart back home. He was scheduled to perform that song, in Russian--but the censors decided that the lyrics romanticized bourgeois American ideals, and they forbade him from singing it. Rather than find a new song before going on the show, he just decided to sing the entire thing as "tra la la". He said it surprised him that Americans heard it as "tro lo lo". He also thought it was pretty funny that there was this sudden resurgence of interest in this performance, which to him was kind of a throw-away because of the censors.

That's awesome. I just completed a dissertation on the influence of the Soviet regime on composition in Russia, so I had been writing about exactly this kind of stuff (although mostly relating to classical music - other arts were only a passing mention).

[KarateKid25]

Painful...