Fun Music Information -> Zapp
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Misspellings and other Alternate Names:
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Zapp featuring RogerUntapped Commercial Ideas:
Song Name | Product | Submittor |
| Radio People | Radios | Matt Donnelly |
| Computer Love | Online personal ads | CapitalE |
If Groups Combined, Their Names Might Be :
Led Zappelin
Led Zeppelin combined with Zapp
Zapp: a funk band from the late 70s and 80s.
Submitted By: Charles Wagon
Misheard Lyrics:
"California Love"
Misheard Lyrics: California, no doubt about it
In the city, of bettah late In the city, of good ol' runts Original Lyrics: California, knows how to party
In the city of L.A. In the city of good ol' Watts | "More Bounce To The Ounce"
Misheard Lyrics: Welcome to the Alps.
Original Lyrics: More bounce to the ounce
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"California Love"
Misheard Lyrics: California, knows how to potty.
Original Lyrics: California, knows how to party
| "More Bounce To The Ounce"
Misheard Lyrics: Corn dogs to the house.
Original Lyrics: More bounce to the ounce.
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Misheard Lyrics Story:
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"More Bounce To The Ounce"
Misheard Lyrics: Welcome to the Alps.
Original Lyrics: More bounce to the ounce
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Story about this misheard lyric by: P Cass Listening with 2 others to the song. I announced at the end that this was a stupid song for black folks to sing. One person fell to the floor laughing; the other said, "It's not 'Welcome to the Alps'; it's 'More bounce to the ounce'." I replied, "This explains a great deal." |
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Repetitive Lyrics:
"More Bounce to the Ounce"
The Repetitive Lyrics: More Bounce, to the Ounce
Why They're Repetitive: There needs to be more bounce in the song! I like it and all, but in all nine muinites of the song, there are only about 2 or 3 sentences that don't have these words in them!
Submitted by: Kassem
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