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82. Gunther

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Ding Dong Song

Highest Billboard Position:
Uncharted in 2004

If you think about it, the penis is prominently figured in many songs.  Sure, most of them are implied in love songs, and although the phallus is not actually named, it is implied that said member would be utilized (or was) in some capacity.  However, direct songs about the penis are generally not a good idea; especially if it is referred to as a “Tra La La”.

Sweden may have given the world ABBA, but it also provided Gunther, who looks like the poster boy for the next wave of Eurotrash.  Adopting (what we think is) a German accent he “croons” with the sexuality of a coffee table “Oooh, you touched my tra la la. My ding ding dong” which then leads to standard Eurobeats.  In the video, the sleazy looking Gunther (complete with mullet and pornstache) appears with scantily clad women who he has apparently just slept with, leading the viewer to think that European women have very low standards.  Of course in America every fat guy in a sitcom (even the cartoons) have a level jumping wife, so who are we to judge?  Transcontinental debate aside, any song directly focusing on a penis is just not a good idea, not even a “ding ding dong”.

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0 #1 ynk -0001-11-29 19:00
The version of the US Marine Corps in Iraq is much better. Look for it in YouTube.
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