Batman ulealelelele explained

[Insaneclown]

If this has been posted before...Im sorry...but if not...enjoy. The video speaks for itself. Discuss!!!

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=2120659111755287021&q=chacarron

 

[iamyagami22]

I can sleep tonight. Well, that defintly explains it.

 

[dullbuoy]

that songs real popular in Tijuana, Mexico....especially at the strip clubs.

 

[OrochiEddie]

this is music WHAT THE FUCK!?

 

[goingmerry]

finaly! one of lifes, no lifes greatest mystery answered.

 

[Buro Destruct]

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[Buro Destruct]

I can't figure out what this song was referred from, something to do with baseball?

 

[Mark of the Wolves]

Am I gonna like die in 7 days now or something?

 

[goingmerry]

is that rapper famous? or is he a dj or does anyone know who that is?

 

[ray_7]

seriously, wtf is he on?

 

[GoSpits]

Human beings listen to this shit?
Something needs to wipe us all out and start over.

On second thought, forget about that starting over part -- this would simply be created again.

 

[Formation Z]

UALAAELUALUEALEUALEUALEULAEUALEUALEUALEUALEUALE

 

[ForeverSublime]

Human beings listen to this shit?
Something needs to wipe us all out and start over.

On second thought, forget about that starting over part -- this would simply be created again.

Parody, anyone?

The chorus roughly translates into "You actually listen to this shit?", so you were pretty close.

 

[Kagutsuchi00]

Well, this explains one thing...but opens a whole other line of questions.

 

[wookiewombat]

wow....just wow!

this shit is popular in other countries?

 

[SPINMASTER X]

Ualueaualueaualuea is the single funniest thing i've ever seen in my life.

The first time I saw it I laughed so hard that my whole body hurt. I'm not joking.

Theh I saw this one:
http://obiwanualuealuealeuale.ytmnd.com/

I laughed even harder. by this time my body felt like i had jumped off of a building.

I laughed so hard cuz i recognized the beat as a reggae/reggaeton beat cuz i listen to both of those genres and then that fuckin gibberish just had me rolling. It was gibberish to a catch beat, and that is a combination you can't fuck with.

p.s. http://logoualuealuealeuale.ytmnd.com/

 

[ForeverSublime]

wow....just wow!

this shit is popular in other countries?

The melody is taken from an Eminem song. That shit is popular in the US.

 

[GoSpits]

Parody, anyone?

The chorus roughly translates into "You actually listen to this shit?", so you were pretty close.

Parody is supposed to be lampooning someone else's work in a humourous way. On that note, I have two points:
1) This was painful more than humourous.
2) If this is indeed parody, may I ask what the original work was/is? I know the batman thing but many seem to know this... song. All the internet brought me was YTMND info and details I couldn't read. I'm afraid I only understand a smattering of a few non-English languages.

I can't believe I spent so much time trying to figure out the villains behind this...

 

[ForeverSublime]

Parody is supposed to be lampooning someone else's work in a humourous way. On that note, I have two points:
1) This was painful more than humourous.
2) If this is indeed parody, may I ask what the original work was/is? I know the batman thing but many seem to know this... song. All the internet brought me was YTMND info and details I couldn't read. I'm afraid I only understand a smattering of a few non-English languages.

I can't believe I spent so much time trying to figure out the villains behind this...

It's possible to parody an entire genre, or music/language in general.

It's too late for me to go into one of my rants.

Long story short: In a sense, this music is on a higher level because the vocals are not dependent on predetermined meanings established by society. It's the sound and the music created by the vocals that's important.

 

[Marco's Arms Dealer]

so yer saying, I can just mutter stuff and have a matching tempo and get rich off that?

 

[GoSpits]

It's possible to parody an entire genre, or music/language in general.

It's too late for me to go into one of my rants.

Long story short: In a sense, this music is on a higher level because the vocals are not dependent on predetermined meanings established by society. It's the sound and the music created by the vocals that's important.

I neither want nor need another discussion on semantics either -- I have enough of those in my life -- so no need to rant.
Let me reiterate: In my post, I pointed out one of the basic definitions of parody is to ridicule (insert synonym here) an existing creator/work/genre.
I was uncertain if this undeservedly popular song was of one of the two former but your answer has indicated that of the latter.
I agree that it is late -- an edit might be necessary once I've rested -- but the quoted reply has sated me. My efforts have been fruitless and it appears this song is merely a parody of a general type rather than having a specific target.
Again, I regret spending this much time on something so pointless but c'est la vie.

 

[GoSpits]

so yer saying, I can just mutter stuff and have a matching tempo and get rich off that?

It would appear so.
We have seen this phenomenon in a variety of forms of music (see 50 cent, Cannibal Corpse, et al.)

 

[Insaneclown]

Im gonna mutter me a tune and get rich then. I dont understand how this can be popular in other countries...when I cant stop laughing at this video. It just...doesnt belong and shouldnt be called music. His video looks like it came from the 80's anyways.