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Song Parodies -> "The Politics Of Wrestling"
Original Song Title:
"The Politics Of Dancing"
Original Performer:
Re-Flex
Parody Song Title:
"The Politics Of Wrestling"
Parody Written by:
Arcade Junkie
The Lyrics
So, what does make TV wrestling work?
We got it on the message
and heard it on the airwaves
The professional wrestlers
are now DJs
The arenas are spreading
city to city
TV's broadcast it
without no pity
Well, you know you can stomp it
when they start to play
You gotta get out of the way
The politics of wrestling
The politics of ooo feeling good
The politics of beating
is this message understood
We're up in the ratings
Yes, they're counting on you
That what you play
Is what you do
Magazines have it
Internet has news
When fans do watch it
It's just a point of view
Well, you know you can stomp it
when they start to play
You gotta get out of the way
The politics of wrestling
The politics of ooo felling good
The politics of beating
is this message understood
The politics of wrestling
The politics of ooo feeling good
The politics of beating
is this message understood
and heard it on the airwaves
The professional wrestlers
are now DJs
The arenas are spreading
city to city
TV's broadcast it
without no pity
Well, you know you can stomp it
when they start to play
You gotta get out of the way
The politics of wrestling
The politics of ooo feeling good
The politics of beating
is this message understood
We're up in the ratings
Yes, they're counting on you
That what you play
Is what you do
Magazines have it
Internet has news
When fans do watch it
It's just a point of view
Well, you know you can stomp it
when they start to play
You gotta get out of the way
The politics of wrestling
The politics of ooo felling good
The politics of beating
is this message understood
The politics of wrestling
The politics of ooo feeling good
The politics of beating
is this message understood
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Not a huge wrestling fan myself, but you did a good job. Straight 5's.
I don't like it either; I think it's too barbaric. But the parody gets 5-5-5 from me, too.
I guess many people don't know the original song here. But I do. I vote straight 5s.
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