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2004-03-14, 04:39 AM
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Contributor Colonel
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Decent song who's original ivdeo had a cool concept behind it, interesting remake and some really obscure cameos.
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2004-03-14, 12:09 PM
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There's also a Peanuts version that I saw a month or so ago.
I just looked it up and the site that had it up got in trouble for copyright infringement so it is gone. It was pretty good though. Except for the song, though, it's just too damn annoying. -MacGillicuddy |
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2004-03-14, 07:44 PM
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The song could be funny if you read the lyrics....or so my friend says.
We had that song blasting in my friends suv after we lost our bball game, it was fun and alot of people were like wtf cause the other half the team in other car and us were hanging out the windows.
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2004-03-14, 09:55 PM
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I hate Hey Ya.
This one time, on the way to rowing, someone changed to the rock station and it was playing Van Halen.  Awesome! Then someone starts changing it. My friend sitting next to me bets it's going to be Hey Ya."HEEEEY YAA!!!" *odd beeping noises present in all rap songs* "HEEEY YAaaa!!!" I am going to kill the radio changer.
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