I hadn't heard "Soy Yo" but you're right, it's catchy I like Bomba Estéreo. They sporadically post fun videos to their band's youtube channel, but it's been a bit quiet lately.

*doublepromote

That's actually a remarkably catchy tune!

She lost me at Wesley Crusher. Wil Wheaton, yes; Wes no.

Catchy tune, though.

Somewhat catchy though.

Nice track. I don't want to say catchy because that sounds like it's just wishy washy and that's that. I really like it, thanks for sifting it!

There are moments where I start to think its not so bad, that it's sorta normal, that it may even be catchy and then suddenly its musical cunnilingus and I'm smacked back into reality.

I bet Pogo could make a catchy song out of those too!

That was duking awesome!!!
*promote the hell out of straight Freddie Mercury rocking that silk paisley hard.
He's totally still got it.

Catchy tune too.

Watch the catchy song in the related vid?

Might take more than one viewing.

catchy and *nsfw in most countries I'm guessin'

How have I never heard of this guy? Insanely catchy music.

Thanks, and yes

British music has a long tradition of political commentary in music, like Amnesia about the sense of betrayal that Labour supporters felt with Tony Blair's New Labour:



With the catchy chorus: Do you suffer from long term memory loss? I don't remember. Also "The good ship lifestyle" - https://youtu.be/Uu8gO8d4aT8 and their version of Bella Ciao https://youtu.be/oSpqj3V0s2E

And then, of course, there's Billy Bragg.

*promote the catchy tune and the stretchy video clip

I want to hear that too...

Some possibly non-causal observations to the contrary from a biased party: "Total red-light running crash fatalities decreased 22% from 2007 to 2011, as the number of communities with red-light safety cameras increased 135%.... Within a few months after red-light cameras stopped operating in Virginia Beach, red-light running rates tripled at intersections where cameras were shut down...

A 2012 study by the Texas Transportation Institute found right-angle red-light running crashes decreased by 24% at intersections with red-light safety cameras.

A 2011 study by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety found red-light safety cameras lowered red-light running fatalities by 24% and the rate of all types of fatal crashes at signalized intersections by 17% in a study of 14 large U.S. cities."

(all from http://www.atsol.com/fact-sheets/ )

But maybe there are other other studies, with a more catchy, 'freaky' approach?