- I Went Down to Bompton For a Bup of Boffee
- Parody of the "Banana Boat Song" and "Bin Laden Bomb Song"
- The parody ought to be sung by an all-black (African-American) ensemble
- Instrumentation must be that of rap / hip-hop.
- If another version is recorded with original instrumentation, perhaps this parody can be sung with a Jamaican / Caribbean accent.
- Music video ideas:
- Music video must show a red-clad African-American man going to a cafe in Compton, CA (South-Central LA) and having a cup of coffee with a buddy / "brotha" / colleague / "home-boy" also clad in red.
- Lyric ideas:
- This song isn't intended to be racist, but rather tell the history of gangs (especially the Bloods gang) in 1990s South-Central Los Angeles.
- If the Bloods are still relevant as of the song's publication, the lyrics ought to tell their more recent history as well.
- LYRICS:
Original Title: "ENG's Ideas, Inventions, and Innovations Journal"
This blog, started 3-15-2005, contains journal entries and also ideas, innovations, and inventions that come to mind.
Note: All personal entries that aren't the 3 I's will be labeled "(Personal Entry)" on the titles' ends.
My blog is now "BIG YES BOMB" because I found Jason Carter on Facebook one night and asked, "Are you...
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Saturday, September 24, 2016
Son of W.A.Y. parody: I Went Down to Bompton For a Bup of Boffee
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