I recently downloaded the MP3 of “Uncle Fucker” from the South Park movie.
Damn, if that thing isn’t catchy! It’s been in my head all morning. “Shut yer fucking face, uncle fucker…you’re the one who fucked your uncle, uncle fucker…”
Personally, I love the choir in the background. I’ve been in a choir that’s done its share of recording, and I’d love to see the taping for this song: OKay, here’s the sheet music for the soundtrack we’re recording. It goes like this: “Oooo, ooooooOOO, ooooOOooo, fucka, fucka, fuckafuckafuckafucka, FUCKA…!”
It’s such a grand production, too…the BOOM CHISS BOOM CHISS of the drums and cymbols, the orchestra…great stuff.
I sing along with the film when I’m watching it at home, plus I know most of the other lines as well. My husband is rather proud of me in a weird way.
“Blame Canada” was robbed at the Oscars; stupid Phil Collins song won instead. I think Matt and Trey were quoted before the awards as saying they didn’t care about the result as long as Phil Collins didn’t win. At least it inspired that great “Timmay” episode as a result.
That the song is at the very beginning of the movie, before anything too far removed from the TV version has happened.
They go to the T&P movie, and the immortal line showing that this AIN’T the tv version is uttered “Shut your fucking face, uncle fucker” followed closely by the song. Excellent! The boys reaction closely mimicks that of the audience.
Although I have to admit to downloading the extended version of “Kyle’s Mom is a Big Fat Bitch” in B minor. The fact that they went through the trouble to make a mini-video to go with it is a riot.
First time we saw the movie, my jaw dropped, and stayed that way all through Uncle Fucker. My wife laughed so hard I thought she was going to pass out.
It gave me a new slogan: “Swearing like a Canadian”. Sailors should be such potty mouths…
Kyle’s mom’s a bitch was my favorite before the movie…
Unless someone starts getting pissed and insulting that anyone really is an uncle fucker, this won’t be moved to the Pit. Language alone doesn’t warrant the move–it’s all about attitude.
Meanwhile, I really need to get this song out of my head!
The reason this was such a good movie was because the musical elements were taken absolutely seriously – judged as a movie musical, it was without doubt the best in the last several decades. The music was good, catchy, served the story, funny, at times heartfelt, and – most importantly – the songs were written so they fit together in the medley at the climax. And for God’s sake, you just can’t stop singing that song.
–Cliffy, whose only regret is that the rap version of Uncle Fucka didn’t make the soundtrack
They may cut your dick in half
And serve it to a pig,
And though it hurts you’ll laugh
And dance a dickless jig.
For that’s the way it goes,
in war you’re shat upon.
Though you die,
La Resistance lives on!
asking out of curiosity, but is this really true?
I am assuming all is kosher here because I see ol’ Unc’Bill posting and not moving the thread (not like I care, as I have quite the mouth myself) .
I was under the assumption that this kind of language was frowned upon when used in MPSIMS.
