Who else enjoys putting curse words or "inappropriate" lyrics into songs when you sing them?

[Brom Bones]

I was recently going over the Backstreet Boys' catalog on YouTube (don't ask) and I got to Larger Than Life. I replaced the word "people" with "bitches" (the punk definition, not the spiteful woman definition) in the following lyrics:

All you *people* can't you see, can't you see

I do this all the time when I sing a song to myself. I'll insert curse words where they don't belong or make the song about sexual deviant behavior. I'll insert "racially insensitive lyric" or words. Whatever.

One of my favorites is turning a Michael Jackson song into a song about "inappropriately touching little boys," even though I think he was innocent. It's so easy and cracks me up.

Anyone else do this? If not, I HIGHLY RECOMMEND IT!

Please keep convo appropriate, so the thread doesn't get deleted and/or I get a yellow.

 

[mb23100]

11 year olds

 

[Striderx5]

 

[OverCoronavirus Pressure]

I make up entirely new lyrics for songs from teevee shows and general music.

Last night I made up some lyrics for the theme to Star Trek.
"This is the starriest trekkkkkk,
Dracula is biting your neckkkkk
And when the biting, it hurts
Blood will squirt
Then you'll be dead!"

 

[Dober4]

Was actually walking around Home Depot yesterday and replaced Pina Colada with penis a lotta, turned the corner and this sexy girl that worked there was like “really?”

 

[OverCoronavirus Pressure]

Was actually walking around Home Depot yesterday and replaced Pina Colada with penis a lotta, turned the corner and this sexy girl that worked there was like “really?”

The best thing to say after that would be "Give me your number, shut up and get my drink."

Sexy girls love that

 

[aldeniro78]

TS lost all thread credibility with admitting to listening to the Backdoor Boys

 

[Goon Dog]

All. The. Time. I also insert my dog’s name into lyrics, which can be a bit disturbing but funny as hell.

 

[Lovestorm]

lol i do that. I also insert co-workers and such names into songs when they're around. Usually combined with cursing or slander.

 

[spin]

This gimmick is really lame

 

[DLX]

I only insert lyric into songs when I don't know the original lyrics.

 

[Jimmy McGill]

I was recently going over the Backstreet Boys' catalog on YouTube (don't ask) and I got to Larger Than Life. I replaced the word "people" with "bitches" (the punk definition, not the spiteful woman definition) in the following lyrics:

All you *people* can't you see, can't you see

I do this all the time when I sing a song to myself. I'll insert curse words where they don't belong or make the song about sexual deviant behavior. I'll insert "racially insensitive lyric" or words. Whatever.

One of my favorites is turning a Michael Jackson song into a song about "inappropriately touching little boys," even though I think he was innocent. It's so easy and cracks me up.

Anyone else do this? If not, I HIGHLY RECOMMEND IT!

Please keep convo appropriate, so the thread doesn't get deleted and/or I get a yellow.

I did, sometime around the...…

 

[KONG-D'SNT-TAP]

"We built this city, we built this on Cock n Balls!" - Jefferson Airplane

 

[CWMMA]

Mary had a little lamb... FUCK

 

[BisexualMMA]

Oh my god we're fack again
Brothers sisters everybody fack

 

[minute bull]

Girls just wanna have Fun(yans).

One could sneak "funyans" into any song lyric. That's right, if one were so inclined.

 

[Just Creed]

Me and my brother have both admitted to singing to our girlfriend/wives and inserting their names into the song.
For instance - "Sam built this city....Sam built this city on rock and roll!"
She understands my sense of humour thankfully

 

[Only Here for Attachments]

I like to make song lyrics that 100% profanity

 

[ObsoleteSoul]

All the time. Also in advertisments.

 

[sh1tehawke]

All. The. Time. I also insert my dog’s name into lyrics, which can be a bit disturbing but funny as hell.

I do this too all the time too. It's surprising how many songs her name fits into.

She never looks too impressed but I enjoy it.