Happy Christmahanukwanzakah everybody.
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LOL.
Reminds me of that TV serie, “The O.C.”, in which Seth launches “Chrismukkah”.
Funny, but I could see how it could offend some or come off as sacreligious…
I could see how it could offend almost everyone.
ha!
I really don’t find it funny to add mix Hannukah with Christmas, since they’re total opposites.
I do like the song though; it’s catchy.
I loved it (and posted) when I received the email from Virgin the other day. Very Santa Fe, actually.
Not sure whether to laugh or be offended…. Then again, laughter is always a good way to go. 🙂
are christians and jews offended that they used the african holiday Kwanzaa in the song too? i love the idea…it’s all the same damn thing. the message: “lighten up. it’s the holidays.”
Kwanzaa is actually an American holiday. It was started in 1966 by Maulana Karenga, an LA gangster who wanted to form a separatist black state. After being released from stint in prison after he imprisoned people in his home and tortured them with hot irons and electrical cords, he became a Marxist, and became head of the Black Studies Department at California State University in Long Beach.
Ergo the song, “On the first day of Kwanzaa, my true love tortured me…”
Yeah, I had to do a report on Kwanzaa last year and it really seems like Hunnakah for African-Americans. In both holidays candles have a deep meaning.
Does any 1 know the words to the song
I love the concept! We all bleed the same and we all have the same hopes and dreams. Love it.