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    Inspired by the "bagel guys" ytmnd

    For the longest time I thought Robbie said "Its great to be a prick" in Good to be Bad

  • #2
    In one of the episodes Pixel says the F word lol, don't remember which one tho

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    • #3
      lol I can't believe my ytmnd started a thread, this is so awesome!

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      • #4
        http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3NKvq5283Tg

        pinnacle of misinterpreted song lyrics
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        • #5
          haha great find edis

          also the one in welcome to lazytown, have you eve rhad a friend whos gay lol

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          • #6
            Originally posted by EdisLeado
            http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3NKvq5283Tg

            pinnacle of misinterpreted song lyrics
            LOL I saw that video before! That is hilarious. I've seen a ton of stuff like that before too. 'Found it in a Cave" xD

            Also, the pirate song "Being a Pirate is alright to be" is a pretty big misinterpreted one xD

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            • #7
              i told justin this once in a PM...


              i always ALWAYS sing "doing a pirate is alright to do..."

              and i KNOW it's NOT what it says. i ....just....can't....help....it....


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              • #8
                Originally posted by LTgirl
                i told justin this once in a PM...


                i always ALWAYS sing "doing a pirate is alright to do..."

                and i KNOW it's NOT what it says. i ....just....can't....help....it....


                LOL I'm gonna start saying that too xD

                Pirates are <3

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                • #9
                  alright I dig I dig haha, omg who made that ytmnd, was it you cj?

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                  • #10
                    In the "You Are A Pirate" karaoke music-video, it says:

                    diggity dirt
                    and dig diggity fast
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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by EdisLeado
                      http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3NKvq5283Tg

                      pinnacle of misinterpreted song lyrics
                      *DYING OF LAUGHTER* XDDDDD

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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by Stevilito
                        haha great find edis

                        also the one in welcome to lazytown, have you eve rhad a friend whos gay lol
                        Dude, I still dont' know what she's saying there. Nothing else seems to make any degree of sense.

                        On another note, sad Have you Never Kicks a lot of ass

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                        • #13
                          Also, this lyric in Twenty Times Time:
                          It's a special trick I know,
                          that makes you get up and go,
                          It doesn't take that long,
                          soon you'll shine _______________


                          I've heard interpretations like "a feeling so divine". That makes sense, but the last word is clearly 'divide', the d is clearly pronounced. The karaoke videos say "soon you'll shine and feeling it divide", but that makes no grammatical sense. I think "in feeling it divide" makes more grammatical sense, but it's still a strange line. Feel what divide? The plaque?

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                          • #14
                            Originally posted by Zokita
                            Also, this lyric in Twenty Times Time:
                            It's a special trick I know,
                            that makes you get up and go,
                            It doesn't take that long,
                            soon you'll shine _______________


                            I've heard interpretations like "a feeling so divine". That makes sense, but the last word is clearly 'divide', the d is clearly pronounced. The karaoke videos say "soon you'll shine and feeling it divide", but that makes no grammatical sense. I think "in feeling it divide" makes more grammatical sense, but it's still a strange line. Feel what divide? The plaque?
                            I've always thought it was "the feeling is divine"

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                            • #15
                              A classic....
                              http://caketranslation.ytmnd.com/

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