Prepare to be creeped out or laugh your arse off

[petek]

I dunno what to say.. just take a look

http://trololololololololololo.com/

 

[spankomatic]

Whoa... Disney's first robotic not programed with words yet? He looks like that guy from G.E.'s "Carolsel of Progress". Maybe they are "related"

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[sudsmaster]

Oh, please make him stop!

I laughed so hard my ass fell off, and then I got creeped out by my ass staring back at me from the floor!

 

[sudsmaster]

I think perhaps he was a contestant in the 1975 Eastern European Song Contest...

 

[sudsmaster]

I sense ring tone potential here...

 

[redcarpetdrew]

This is what happens...

when the plastic surgery uses >just< a little too much plastic...

All I can think of is "New and Improved Joker Products"...

RCD

 

[redcarpetdrew]

G.E.'s "Carolsel of Progress".

OMG! I can't believe I remember that... Gawd, I'm old!

RCD

 

[petek]

He also sort of reminded me of that guy that does the Enzyte commercials

Enzyte Once-Daily for Natural Male Enhancement. Trusted Since 2001.

Enzyte for Natural Male Enhancement - Adult Male Supplement

www.enzyte.com

 

[sudsmaster]

Who he really is...

One Russian singer named Edward Anatolevich Hill, who won the Soviet People's Artist award or something like that in 1974...

Here's an explanation of the song... apparently the same "tune" (if you want to call it that) has words...

http://www.nowpublic.com/tech-biz/edward-anatolevich-hill-trololo-vocaliz-video-builds-viral-buzz-2586357.html

 

[sudsmaster]

I like this version a bit better, even though it's even more intensely creepy...

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[sudsmaster]

Then there's the creepy psychelic version...

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[ironrite]

PETE!

Where the heck did you find this thing? AND with those other Youtube postings, you can get them all going at once for a wall of sound effect. Sure scared the crap out of my dogs!

Oddly, I like this!

 

[spankomatic]

Watch again!

The more you watch it the harder you laugh. Especially if your thinking in terms of a 1970's Viagra commercial (before they could say erectile disfunction on Television).

 

[jeffg]

I think that song is from one of the writer's strikes.

 

[cleanteamofny]

Groovy man!

Hey Rich, pass the BONG, this is soooo cool man ooh...

 

[jasonl]

GROOVY!

I think that's groovy. Kind of like Russian Las Vegas.

I guess if you're in the mood for Russian Roulette, put this song on and give it a spin.

 

[programcomputer]

Mister Pete....

You realize that for MANY of us who are just now seeing this (ahem) "video" for the first time; that it will burrow into the folds of our brain and never leave. I get to work ALL DAY Friday now with this little ditty in my head....

I'll most likely find myself trying to hum along to the parts that are already burrowed in my brain.

I oughta come and smack ya LOLOLOLO, LOLOLOLOLOLO, LOLOLOLOLO, hahahahaha; oh darn it now im doing it!!!!

No man theres only love.... Tho, what ever were you searching for that found you this????

Chad

P.S. Thanks again for the machines. Much appreciated...

 

[toggleswitch2]

Here is one with the equivalent of tr-la-la and very few lyrics.

 

[toggleswitch2]

another one by Nana Mouskouri, singing a classic Greek song "borrowed" from a Turkish classic.

She is carefully avoiding "shinanay" and "yavroum" two Turkish words.

The "ni na na-i is the equivalent of tra-la-la AFAIK!

Turkish (her) and Greek (him) here:


Greek in link