That Crazy, Funky, Junky Wizards of Waverly Place Hat Song
Do you ever get a song stuck in your head and it just plays over and over and over? My kids have this one from the Wizards of Waverly Place haunting me today. I actually caught myself at a stop light singing it to myself:
What’s that?
A hat.
A crazy, funky, junky hat.
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Thanks to trying to catch a traffic update on my way to work, I have some stupid Jesse McCartney song I my head.
I’ll gladly trade you.
Game on, sista! Lets take a vote, would you rather have Jesse or the funky hat song in your head?
After hearing my daughter sing this chorus like, 12,000 times in one afternoon, I had it embedded in my brain so badly it felt like a Tourette’s syndrome. There I’d be at Tom Thumb, talkin’ to the pharmacist and out it would come:
Apple Bottom Jeans [Jeans]
Boots with the fur [With the fur]
The whole club was lookin at her
She hit the flo [She hit the flo]
Next thing you know
Shawty got low low low low low low low
My Captcha words are “utterances of”, LOL!
And by the way, do not click on the above link or you too will enjoy hearing the “Funky, Junky Hat” song rattling around in your skull all day. Thanks for that, Merritt.
Two years ago I had the “Backpack Backpack, Backpack Backpack” song from Dora the Explorer in my head for 2 months after visiting the niece and nephew. The “Hot Potato” song from the Wiggles is pretty catchy too. Is it bad that my brain is so instinctively drawn to the same things that entertain millions of toddlers daily?
Mamma Mia! Here I go again,
My, my,how can I resist you?
Mamma Mia! Does it show again?
My, my, just how much I’ve missed you.
And I haven’t even seen the movie. Please, someone, help me. Miles, are you one of those hypnotizing shrinks?
What’s that?
A hat.
A crazy, funky, junky hat.
Nope. The hat song sticks over Mama Mia, thank goodness!
I have five-dollar footlong stuck in my head. I hate Subway.
now I’m alternating between Dancing Queen and Mama Mia…thanks for the memories!
oh…oh… Girls on Film by Duran Duran is being sung endlessly by my 7 year old. He says it has very good advice for when you fall in love with a girl. When enquiring minds ask what that is he states confidently that you make a girl smile and you’ll make a million
F-R-E-E that spells freee,
Credit report dot com Ba-beee.
I liked that commercial the first 100 times I heard it. The second 100, not so much.
Jenny, Jenny, who can I turn to? Call eight-six-seven-five-three-oh-ni-iiii-i-ne.
Ginger- Shut. Up. That song is haunting me all over again. 867-530niiiine.