When Washington Mutual went down for the dirt nap, we didn’t just lose a savings bank holding company, we lost something so much bigger. We lost a group of people who were really good a changing the lyrics to well-known songs for sport and laughs. And not just any songs, but the classics, such as Sir-Mix-A-Lot’s “Baby Got Back.” Thanks to the today’s hearing on the hill, this one is saved in perpetuity. It was first performed at WaMu’s annual “President’s Club Awards Dinner” in 2006, an event attended by Magic Johnson, who was lucky enough to count himself among the speakers that night.
WaMu “President’s Club” Sales Conference Wrote And Performed A Rap Inspired By Sir-Mix-A-Lot
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is “President’s Club” anything like “Emperor’s Club?”
Elliot “those socks never get old” Spitzer
Why not see the vid?:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UOoQ-feWZb8
Sounds like Syracuse University
@2 – Please! If you are going to go there, go original! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k4he79krseU
Bess, sometimes I feel like they make up the news just for you.
@2 ^^/
Please, please, please let a video of this insanity surface. I have visions of The Koz partying like it’s Sardinia 1999.
Sounds like a fucking Amway meeting.
-guy whose mom made him go to Amway meetings in high school and disagrees with its business model and thinks you should too, because really, what’s the difference between Amway and a ponzi scheme aside from the fact that Amway tries to pass off the illusion that tangible goods exchange hands; God what a waste of time those damn meetings were
Penis Penis Penis!
“Kauai Kick it Krew”
Extra starched, monogrammed white bed sheets must have been the giveaway.
Why is it that everything retail is always so corny?
amway is a pyramid schere, not a ponzi scheme. know your shit greenhorn!
@10 hit the nail on the head.
@12, Multi-Level Marketing… illegal in many states… thankfully.
Man, that brought me down.
@10 conspiracy? flag this to zero hedge
A redo of a rap from the last century. Like, how cool was that?
Let me guess – the complexion of this abortion of comedy was mighty whitey… No?