Party in the AUK [AUcKland New Zealand's official music video parody] (but not really) by AmeriKiwi скачать в хорошем качестве

Party in the AUK [AUcKland New Zealand's official music video parody] (but not really) by AmeriKiwi

CLICK HERE to see lyrics and explanations to the New Zealand references. Explanations for Americans and others: Air NZ- "z's" are pronounced "zed" instead of "zee" in NZ Flash- something posh or fancy or cool or flashy American Flag Pants- these pants are extreme even for the states, but playing to the nz stereotype that all Americans are extremely patriotic. Germaine and Brett- referencing a TV show about two NZers called Flight of the Conchords. Hiace- a common Toyota van over here 1 motorway- the major freeway in Auckland which goes vertically through pretty much the whole country Toast n marmite- marmite is a strong salty savory NZ spread that goes on toast Black Seeds- a laidback funky reggae sort of NZ band Putting your brows up- signifies you agree without having to say anything, like saying "yeah, yeah" or "totally" Sheep- approx. 38 million sheep in NZ, you don't see many directly in the city, but they're definitely around. Bros- your mates/friends/the guys you hangout with Text 021- the first 3 digits of cell phone/mobile numbers for Vodafone customers (Vodafone's a major NZ provider) Kiwi- a resident to NZ or someone who calls NZ home AUK- an abbreviation for Auckland although the most common abbreviation would be AKL Dane Rumble- a rock/rap singer on the radio at the moment Fish n chips- a classic NZ meal that is tasty but not the healthiest Out the south- South Auckland among other stereotypes simply has a lot of good fish n chips shops. Wendys- the Wendys fast food branch is in very few to no other places in NZ outside Auckland city Stubbies- short shorts worn for comfort, work, or sporting events Triple 1- instead of calling 911 emergency in the USA you dial 111 in NZ Meat Pie- a small pie with a variety of gravy, sauces and meat in it The Oz/Nz Flag switch- the NZ flag replaced the Australian flag which look very similar. Outsiders will sometimes lump the countries together, although the joke is that NZ'ers don't like being mistaken for their counterpart. Feelers- classic NZ band whose songs are common to most Kiwis Haka- the end group dance is a very poor version a tribal war dance of the native Maoris and which the All Blacks rugby team perform before each match All Blacks- The NZ international rugby team Pineapple Lumps- A chocolate candy with a pineapple flavored center. The NZ ad a few years back claimed this was God's gift to NZ. L&P- Lemon and Paeroa is an original NZ soft drink (NZ calls them fizzy drinks) Their slogan is "World Famous in New Zealand since ages ago." Its kind of a cross between sprite and ginger ale. Piha Beach- One of the most famous and dangerous Auckland beaches. Party in the AUK Lyrics: I hopped off the plane at Air NZ with a smile and my flash new pants welcome to the land of Germaine and Brett Whoa, am I gonna fit in? Jumped in the back, Of The Hiace it seats 9 Look to my right, there's the 1 motorway sign This is all so crazy Everybody seems so laidback My buddy's hurlin and I'm feelin kinda home sick Toast n marmite make me nervous, That's when the speed bump bump turned on the radio and the Black Seeds song was on and the Black Seeds song was on and the Black Seeds song was on CHORUS: So I put my brows up They're playing my song, As the cute girls looked away While I was Noddin' my head like yeah Moving those sheep like yeah, And I text my bros up, On 021 Even though I'm not quite kiwi Yeah, It's a party in the AUK Yeah, It's a party in the AUK Went to the club, Dane Rumble's in Everybody's lookin at him now but whose that girl with fish n chips She's gotta be from out the south The bros chimed lets go into wendys That's so much easier than the female species but all I'm seein are the stubbies Someone call triple 1 please My buddy's hurlin and I'm feelin kinda home sick Too much meat pie and I'm nervous That's when the D.J. dropped my favorite tune Feelers song came on And a feelers song came on a feelers song came on BRIDGE: Feel like hoppin' on a flight (on a flight) Back to my hometown tonight (town tonight) Something stops me everytime (everytime) The radio plays my song and I feel alright!