I was thinking that too, it'd be cool and it'd weigh different BUT, I also shower differently. I have my back to the shower head most of the time except when rinsing. He has his head under the shower head the whole time so with all that water hitting your head at the same time, Idk if you'd be able to tell when he'd send more shampoo. I still laughed. It got funnier as it went on.

I'm watching this in a Library and I'm smiling so loud right now.

Imagine how good this kid'll be when he's legal!? He'll be like the Tiger Woods of driving. Somewhere under there is a pun about A Driver golf club/cars.

Reverse osmosis?

Delizia on 1st and 73rd!

I love me some Improv Everywhere.

Ha I only clicked to make the Fight Club reference but you beat me to it!

But, lotion on toilet paper? I use baby wipes personally. Lotion? Wtf.

A. how did she not pass out from doing that? B. Why weren't the other two puppies barking? :-)

Anyone else get the Natalie Portman vibe from her? Must have been the short hair.

>> ^Sagemind:
I don't know the background of the word (where it originated) - but in my world, or the way I've always heard it said was that "Jigga" was the extension of the work Jig - The Jig (Irish: port) is a form of lively folk dance, as well as the accompanying dance tune, originating in England in the sixteenth century and today most associated with Irish dance music and Scottish country dance music.[1] Jigs were originally in 2/4 time, but have been adapted to a variety of time signatures, by which they are often classified into groups, including light jigs, slip jigs, single jigs, and treble jigs. - I know some people are used to the derogative term: Used as a disparaging term for a Black person. Frequently used in the southern portion of the United States. Human of African descent, having jig like qualities. - But for me, it's a person who dances because I just don't have those racial words in my vocabulary. (I've actually never heard anyone in real life use this term as a racial word.) Sidenote: when I was a kid I learned not to be afraid of the boogy-man by realizing he was just a man who danced (otherwise know and the dancing-man.) >> ^vpvpvp: P.S. how is saying Jigga any better than saying the N word?

The most common use of "Jigga" in the world of Hip Hop at least, is in reference to Jay-Z. It's a nicknamed he coined for himself and often uses in his songs. That's the most popular and most mainstream use for the word and most likely how SHE has even heard or why she uses it. HOWEVER, in this instance it's just to replace the N word in the song which is no different than just saying it. Also, if she did say the N word while reciting the song, I wouldn't even have batted an eye. You're covering a song, the song has bad words, you say them. No big deal. She was trying to do a clean version though to make it more internet friendly which I understand but using Jigga in it's place isn't much better. But whatever. No big deal.

>> ^TheSluiceGate:
>> ^vpvpvp: She can sing, why the hell does she keep doing what she's not good at... Rapping. Ugh. I don't like this or the previous one. A whiter than white dainty female jazz singer reinterpreting rap tracks is a lot more internetz friendly than a jazz singer singing her mainstream jazzy pop stylings. I don't get the impression that she's done this cynically - it's just something that's resulted in her getting lots of attention. Her own stuff is a world away from this, and I can't see much of a crossover possibility in terms of people who'd be into her original stuff... But it's hard to turn down all those internet hits that lead to guest spots on Ellen. The fact is, even if you're ridiculously talented at what you do, you don't necessarily get to choose what people decide gives you notoriety. ( not that she necessarily is.)

Well put, and true. Still as a rapper myself it's annoying to see someone getting notoriety for something they don't even do well just because it's done in a novelty way. What makes rap something to appreciate is the writing and delivery by that writer. All the puns, play on words, metaphors, similes, and just over all display of clever wit. I'm just a die-hard I guess so seeing some chick covering a song pretty much exactly how it already is bugs me. And the dude in the video might as well not even be there?! He plays like two chords and sings a note or two in each video. Good job?!

P.S. how is saying Jigga any better than saying the N word?

She can sing, why the hell does she keep doing what she's not good at... Rapping. Ugh. I don't like this or the previous one.

I mean like everyone else was i'm sure, I was like, oh man watch out for cars, oh man that's a one way, oh man stop sign! But being that the guy lives there I'm pretty sure he knows it's not a busy time in his sub and the dog loved it so good for him. I do this with my dog too but my dog only weighs 5lbs so he can't pull me but he loves being able to run full speed for as long as his tiny little heart desires.

This video is begging to get remade with some air traffic controller audio or synced to some dance hall reggae