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I want eric to sing daddy cool

Bleh

I've never even heard of the song.

AngusMcTavish wrote:I've never even heard of the song.

Same here.

I actually had to laugh at this thread because I don't think anybody really cares or even knows what Daddy Cool is. Granted, the responders thus far are all 'old people', so what do we know.

Don't take it hard, OP, it's nothing personal, it's just either we have no idea what the hell you're talking about, or we don't care. I'd actually like to say I have some input one way or the other so I could be of use to your thread, but I can't.

I'll give you this: Cartman singing any pop song is instant comedy gold, so why not?

I googled it. It's some weird disco song from the 70s. (It's also the name of a Bollywood movie.) I have no desire to hear Cartman sing it.

If you must know.... Of course, Cartman will have own back up singers an' sh*t.

You've never heard Daddy Cool?!?!?! How is that even posible? Where you raised in a cave, separated from all music?!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E5gNYVia2rg
BTW, I hate the song.

The New PT wrote:Granted, the responders thus far are all 'old people', so what do we know.

You're old, so you should know it.

Mamont wrote:You've never heard Daddy Cool?!?!?! How is that even posible? Where you raised in a cave, separated from all music?!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E5gNYVia2rg
BTW, I hate the song.

The New PT wrote:Granted, the responders thus far are all 'old people', so what do we know.

You're old, so you should know it.

Yeah, thanks for reminding me. BTW, the song wasn't that popular in the US. It peaked at #65 in the United States Billboard Hot 100. So, no musicless cave was involved.

The New PT wrote:Yeah, thanks for reminding me.

You're welcome. I'll keep reminding you as often as I can.

BTW, the song wasn't that popular in the US. It peaked at #65 in the United States Billboard Hot 100. So, no musicless cave was involved.

You've got to be kidding me! It was major hit in Europe, and is still aired often.

Mamont wrote:

BTW, the song wasn't that popular in the US. It peaked at #65 in the United States Billboard Hot 100. So, no musicless cave was involved.

You've got to be kidding me! It was major hit in Europe, and is still aired often.

That's not uncommon. There are plenty of things that are hits in Europe and literally unheard of in the States. Perhaps "Daddy Cool" wasn't completely unheard of, but it's definitely not mainstream, especially now that disco is dead. People here who didn't live through the seventies could probably name five disco songs, max. (I Will Survive, Heart of Glass, Funky Town, Last Dance... that's all I've got, actually.) And those who did live through the seventies? Maybe ten but you'd have to ask them.