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Song Parodies -> "Yum, Deities!"
Original Song Title:
"Under the Sea"
Original Performer:
Disney's The Little Mermaid
Parody Song Title:
"Yum, Deities!"
Parody Written by:
McKludge
The Lyrics
big Big BIG props to Kristof Robertson, who both inspired this parody with his "Jesus on a Bun" parody and gave me the song and title sub for this one. And the Thor/smores rhyme is his.
Be warned: There is serious pun overload on this one, so if you have a weak mind, you might want to read this in doses :-)
And if I disparaged someone's religion here, well, sorry, but you'll have to get over it.
Be warned: There is serious pun overload on this one, so if you have a weak mind, you might want to read this in doses :-)
And if I disparaged someone's religion here, well, sorry, but you'll have to get over it.
Some folks see face of Jesus
In their morning pancake stack
Madonna in their grilled cheeses
Or Allah in midnight snacks
They speculate their creator
Is reaching out from beyond
But me? When I make my supper
I see entire pantheons
Yum, Deities!
Yum, Deities!
Image of Loki
Here in my gnocchi
How can this be?
The chariot of Apollo
Shimmering in my lime Jello
There’s Izanami
In the salami
Yum, Deities!
At night when the fridge I’m Raiden
To see if the fruit’s still fresh
Diana, that huntress maiden
Is in the babaGanesh
It never got on Minerva(s)
To see all the things I saw
Like Set in the plate I’m served of
Those veg’tables in the Ra
Yum, Deities!
Yum, Dieties!
Sweet Aphrodite
Dressed in a nightie
In my Wheaties
Visions of Indra and Kali
Formed by the cream in my coffee
The Holy Ghost is
In my Post Toasties
Yum, Deities! (Yum, Deities!)
Yum, Dieties! (Yum, Deities!)
Quetzalcoatl
On the wine bottle
And in the cheese
Mohammed’s pate in my pâté
Jehovah’s face in my Yah-whey
Is that Poseidon
In my boiled onions
Yum, Deities!
There’s Thoth in the broth
And Zeus in the mousse
Anu in the stew
Poured on my couscous
There’s Ki in the brie
And Tyr in the beer
And Frey-filled filets of sole
(Yeah)
There’s Thor in the smores
And Pan in the bran
Both Lugh and Guan-Yu
In tuna fish cans
Amaterasu
In choc’late fondue
Ukko’s in the fish roe!
(Musical interlude while I re-read Bulfinch’s Mythology)
Yum, Dieties!
Yum, Dieties!
When Nike’s seen
In the collard greens
I feel quite at ease
All of the many forms of God
Can be located in the baked cod
Now I see Ares
In the raspberries
Yum, Deities!
This hunk of Gouda
Sure look like Buddha
Yum, Deities!
My Belgian waffle’s
And my falafel’s
Shaped like Demeter
(I guess I’ll eat her)
Lastly, Fridge Penguin’s
In my fried chicken
Yum, Deities!
In their morning pancake stack
Madonna in their grilled cheeses
Or Allah in midnight snacks
They speculate their creator
Is reaching out from beyond
But me? When I make my supper
I see entire pantheons
Yum, Deities!
Yum, Deities!
Image of Loki
Here in my gnocchi
How can this be?
The chariot of Apollo
Shimmering in my lime Jello
There’s Izanami
In the salami
Yum, Deities!
At night when the fridge I’m Raiden
To see if the fruit’s still fresh
Diana, that huntress maiden
Is in the babaGanesh
It never got on Minerva(s)
To see all the things I saw
Like Set in the plate I’m served of
Those veg’tables in the Ra
Yum, Deities!
Yum, Dieties!
Sweet Aphrodite
Dressed in a nightie
In my Wheaties
Visions of Indra and Kali
Formed by the cream in my coffee
The Holy Ghost is
In my Post Toasties
Yum, Deities! (Yum, Deities!)
Yum, Dieties! (Yum, Deities!)
Quetzalcoatl
On the wine bottle
And in the cheese
Mohammed’s pate in my pâté
Jehovah’s face in my Yah-whey
Is that Poseidon
In my boiled onions
Yum, Deities!
There’s Thoth in the broth
And Zeus in the mousse
Anu in the stew
Poured on my couscous
There’s Ki in the brie
And Tyr in the beer
And Frey-filled filets of sole
(Yeah)
There’s Thor in the smores
And Pan in the bran
Both Lugh and Guan-Yu
In tuna fish cans
Amaterasu
In choc’late fondue
Ukko’s in the fish roe!
(Musical interlude while I re-read Bulfinch’s Mythology)
Yum, Dieties!
Yum, Dieties!
When Nike’s seen
In the collard greens
I feel quite at ease
All of the many forms of God
Can be located in the baked cod
Now I see Ares
In the raspberries
Yum, Deities!
This hunk of Gouda
Sure look like Buddha
Yum, Deities!
My Belgian waffle’s
And my falafel’s
Shaped like Demeter
(I guess I’ll eat her)
Lastly, Fridge Penguin’s
In my fried chicken
Yum, Deities!
Glossary:
Loki = Norse god of mischief . . . Apollo = Greek god of the sun . . . Izanami = Japanese goddess of creation
Raiden = Japanese god of thunder . . . Diana = Roman goddess of the hunt . . . Ganesh = Hindu god (Lord of Obstacles)
Minerva = Roman goddess of wisdom . . . Set = Egyptian god of evil . . . Ra = Egyptian god of the sun
Aphrodite = Greek goddess of love . . . Indra = Hindu Lord of Heaven . . . Kali = Hindu goddess (of destruction?)
Quetzalcoatl = Aztec god of the sky . . . Yahweh = English translation of the Hebrew god of Israel
Poseidon = Greek god of the ocean . . . Thoth = Egyptian god of knowledge . . . Zeus = Greek ruler of the gods
Anu = Sumerian god of the sky . . . Ki = Sumerian goddess of the earth . . . Tyr = Norse god of law
Frey = Norse god of the elves . . . Thor = Norse god of thunder . . . Pan = Greek god of nature
Lugh = Celtic god of generalities . . . Guan-Yu = Chinese god (of war?) . . . Amaterasu = Chinese goddess of the sun
Ukko = Finnish god of the sky . . . Nike = Roman goddess of victory . . . Ares = Greek god of war
Demeter = Greek goddess of agriculture . . . Fridge Penguin = Stuart McArthur's buddy
gnocchi = Italian dumpling . . . babaganoush = Middle Eastern dish made from eggplant . . . Post Toasties = Post's™ brand of corn flakes
Loki = Norse god of mischief . . . Apollo = Greek god of the sun . . . Izanami = Japanese goddess of creation
Raiden = Japanese god of thunder . . . Diana = Roman goddess of the hunt . . . Ganesh = Hindu god (Lord of Obstacles)
Minerva = Roman goddess of wisdom . . . Set = Egyptian god of evil . . . Ra = Egyptian god of the sun
Aphrodite = Greek goddess of love . . . Indra = Hindu Lord of Heaven . . . Kali = Hindu goddess (of destruction?)
Quetzalcoatl = Aztec god of the sky . . . Yahweh = English translation of the Hebrew god of Israel
Poseidon = Greek god of the ocean . . . Thoth = Egyptian god of knowledge . . . Zeus = Greek ruler of the gods
Anu = Sumerian god of the sky . . . Ki = Sumerian goddess of the earth . . . Tyr = Norse god of law
Frey = Norse god of the elves . . . Thor = Norse god of thunder . . . Pan = Greek god of nature
Lugh = Celtic god of generalities . . . Guan-Yu = Chinese god (of war?) . . . Amaterasu = Chinese goddess of the sun
Ukko = Finnish god of the sky . . . Nike = Roman goddess of victory . . . Ares = Greek god of war
Demeter = Greek goddess of agriculture . . . Fridge Penguin = Stuart McArthur's buddy
gnocchi = Italian dumpling . . . babaganoush = Middle Eastern dish made from eggplant . . . Post Toasties = Post's™ brand of corn flakes
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wonderfully goofy....made my head swim
Ack! It's supposed to read "Some folks see *the* face of Jesus" Never a good sign when you flub the first line.
Fine lesson in comparative religion, fine rhymes, fine puns. Mighty fine all around.
Thanks for an idea you've given me, BTW.
This is very educational, as well as 'global'. Wonderful parody, Sir !
THE best of today... 5-5-5
Way too many good lines to mention (though I especially loved "Sweet Aphrodite/Dressed in a nightie")... don't worry too much about the first line: I found it worked as is if sung in Sebastian-like tones. Definitely a SOTM contender, IMO
punny
Just an excellent idea and well done. So many Gods and Goddesses...so much food...so little time. It sends Shivas up my spine
What IB said. Except it was Chivas that sent Shivas up my spine. Great stuff McKludge! Hugh 5's
Genius, McK! I'm so proud to have been the inspiration for this...literally too many puns to manage in one sitting, but rich and creamy with zany humour. As Phil said, definitely SOTM worthy. 555+++
Too much Sea food diet - (See food and eat it) - You twit, you should be auctioning your Quetzalcoatl off on E-Bay not eating it. I've heard of food and fun but this is just pure food and pun. I once saw Neptune in the security code background and the security code was H2O, Way over the top. OUTSTANDING!
alvin - Goofy? I was gonna use Pluto instead of Ukko, but I didn't want to exclude the Finns.
JB - Just fine? :-) And I guess Kristof gets some second-hand inspiration credit.
lCC - Glad I could learn ya some
MrMac - Hopefully it can be THE best of the month...
Phil - Now how did I know that was gonna be your favorite line...
Ann - I'm a religious pundamentalist, can't you tell?
Transparent One and Dee - Shiva/liver was one of the many rhymes I didn't use, like Athena/weiner and Ishtar/Mars bar.
Kristof - I can't thank you enough for the idea. I would never have thought of using Under the Sea. Since I live in Orlando, I try to block Disney from my mind as much as possible.
Guy - I still have the wine bottle. Bidding is up to 10,000 Venezuelan Bolivars! Unfortunately, that is less than 5 bucks.
JB - Just fine? :-) And I guess Kristof gets some second-hand inspiration credit.
lCC - Glad I could learn ya some
MrMac - Hopefully it can be THE best of the month...
Phil - Now how did I know that was gonna be your favorite line...
Ann - I'm a religious pundamentalist, can't you tell?
Transparent One and Dee - Shiva/liver was one of the many rhymes I didn't use, like Athena/weiner and Ishtar/Mars bar.
Kristof - I can't thank you enough for the idea. I would never have thought of using Under the Sea. Since I live in Orlando, I try to block Disney from my mind as much as possible.
Guy - I still have the wine bottle. Bidding is up to 10,000 Venezuelan Bolivars! Unfortunately, that is less than 5 bucks.
it's lucky Fridge Penguin's got a sense of humour, McKludge, or I wouldn't want to be eating ham at your place for a while (unless you're Jewish of course and wouldn't be eating it anyway) - but as it turns out FP has a wonderful sense of humour and is waddling round in circles in his little cubby cackling aloud at this gagfest - beautiful puns, none better than the Minerva one - lol - loved the whole thing though - 555
Thanks, Stu, though I didn't know that penguins cackled. The Loki/gnocchi couplet is my fave.
(SOTM) Geez, you are religious guru and a witty couplet mastermind. The title alone is spot-on hilarious, and I loved the pate/pate thing. And the Minervas. And Holy Post Ghost Toasties. And... it's going to do a lot of good for me to quote the entire thing back to you. I haven't seen much of your other stuff lately, I need to check it out posthaste.
(SOTM) Holy Jeezum Crow. This may be our winner.
Delish!!! The fridge penguin is found in chicken... Now that's just ironic, who would have thunk to find a bird in another bird....
SOTM - Noone has yet mentioned how you rounded things of with the dessert "Shaped like Demeter, (I guess I’ll eat her)" so I'll snatch that part as my private favourite! ;-P
5 star rating
SOTM - Pretty inventive parody done to a tune from the company who has created a magical land where the deity of choice seems to be an 80 year old mouse. hmmm...
(SOTM Dec 2007) Already commented and voted on 12/11/07. What more can I say - this one's PAST-or-ally funny!
see above...I still love this one
Heavenly, Valhallaic, ... etc. I always love tese catalog songs, and this one's gods/goddesses theme really pinged a funnybone primed by having just days ago seen a performance of director Mary Zimmerman's marvelously whimsical staging of her play "Argonautica" (adapted from the Greek myth re Jason & the Golden Fleece).
(SOTM) I think this one wins the world record for 'Most Puns Squeezed Into A Single Parody', hands down! Nice how you worked in the Fridge Penguin right at the end. 555 for sure!
(SOTM) oh yes, they cackle alright McKludge, in fact they snap cackle pop whenever they see the other deities getting the mickey taken out of them, and that's twice in half an nour I've laughed at a Buddha line vis "This hunk of Gouda
Sure look like Buddha" - this also gets the "great use of food" award, McK
(SOTM) How could I not love this? And I'm glad it's doing so well in the comp....well-deserved plaudits, dude (hey, where's my cut, huh?) ;-)
(SOTM) McKludge, this is the best parody by you I've ever read, and should be running among the top contenders this month (I'm sure it probably is) This song hasn't been beaten as bad as some other Disney tunes (at least not yet), so Congrats on an all around classic.
Awesome! I parodied this OS back in 06,5s
Okay, now I see what the fuss was all about. Excellent job with a tough song, and an obviously funny topic (didn't hurt to see the topic twice this round)
SOTM- This was very punny. Definitely one of the best I've seen for this round. Great job, McKludge.
Thanks for the love, folks. I must give thanks to Kristof for the inspiration and OS choice, he deserves a wedge of my medal. Abd I also must thank James M Ward and Robert J Kuntz, the authors of the Deities and Demigods book from 1st edition Dungeons and Dragons. That's where 80% of the god's names came from. Who knew being a D&D geek in high school could get me where I am today?
Emi - Well, if you want to feed my ego, go ahead and quote it all back to me. I won't mind :-)
Agri - Holy Jeezum Crow? I knew I left one out.
Matthias - You've never head of turducken?
Peter - It was a reminder for people to pronounce it "de-MEE-ter"
Michael - The don't worship the mouse at Disney. They worship the almighty dollar.
Stan - Thanks for adding "Valhallaic" to my vocabulary. Could have been another couplet "Valhalla/challah"
Bobpie - I used my old garlic press.
Stu - Well, gouda is awful round. Does cheese have a Buddha nature?
Kristof - I can't thank you enough. I promise to vote you in my top five in all future comps. Shouldn't be a hard promise to keep.
And thanks to all the other voters.
Emi - Well, if you want to feed my ego, go ahead and quote it all back to me. I won't mind :-)
Agri - Holy Jeezum Crow? I knew I left one out.
Matthias - You've never head of turducken?
Peter - It was a reminder for people to pronounce it "de-MEE-ter"
Michael - The don't worship the mouse at Disney. They worship the almighty dollar.
Stan - Thanks for adding "Valhallaic" to my vocabulary. Could have been another couplet "Valhalla/challah"
Bobpie - I used my old garlic press.
Stu - Well, gouda is awful round. Does cheese have a Buddha nature?
Kristof - I can't thank you enough. I promise to vote you in my top five in all future comps. Shouldn't be a hard promise to keep.
And thanks to all the other voters.
Bahaha. That was great. Genius, my friend. Pure genius.
Well, not quite pure genius, Bryan. 99 and 44/100's percent genius. The other 56/100's is Molybdenum.
Brilliant, and enough puns to make Jeff Reuben freak out... But I gotta say McKludge this one was a bit over my head. Now that's an idea for a good "Under The Sea" parody.... Heh, heh, heh... I might work on that one. Anyways... Everyone loved this one, so don't let my lack of knowledge of religions bug you.
Yes, but how many Corn Flakes have you found shaped like the state of Illinois? =) Top notch work, McKludge, extremely funny. 555++
Matt - I knew most people wouldn't know more than 20% of the gods names. That's why I put the glossary at the end. I know that most humor doesn't work so well when you have to explain it, so I was amazed this did so well in the comps.
Red Ant - Never had that, but I had a brick of cheese that looked like Wyoming, and some Jiffy Pop that looked like Oklahoma (well, upside-down it did)
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