{ March 13, 2008 }
Do you know what language she’s singing the I can’t live (If living is without you)? Seriously, this is one of those that can make you laugh really hard. Make sure you watch until the very end.
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Do you know what language she’s singing the I can’t live (If living is without you)? Seriously, this is one of those that can make you laugh really hard. Make sure you watch until the very end.
hahahaha i laughed very hard, but my sister and my fren don’t know what’s going on.. they thought that girl was singing in bangla language. SWT!
That’s really funny, so called english! Haha!
LOL!!!!! I couldn’t stop laughing at that poor woman. She tried hard tho, I’ll give her that. Great find, almost as funny as this video in this competition. http://www.ibeatyou.com/competitions/v/5
LOL, i understand why she says Ken Lee is the title of the song as the song’s chorus is more towards the word ‘Ken Lee’. But I don’t understand, is she never seeing the title of the song before she chooses? She’s so creative haha….
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guys don t be so rude on her, who would have the balls to sing in fake english infront of this “so-called” judges who seems to be a bunch of jerks laughing at this poor girl s face. I know it s funny to see people making an ass out of themselves but come on, no need to make her feel like a piece of shit !
The subtitles….HA. I wish it was my job to have had to come up with written representations of what she was singing. She trully does the song with valor… a bit too much in fact cause when the lady tries to correct her on the name os the song she refuses the correction. Hilarous! It would be ridculous to ridicule her intelligence from the clip because she does display allot of creativity in what she does come up with in place of understanding the words. As one of my friends put it “tulibu dibu douchoo is the best version of that song in any language.” Her version is far more entertaining than the real song is. But it’s equally as ridiculous to act as though the way that she mangles the real words of the song isn’t very funny. Granted if I was trying to sing a Bulgarian song I’d sound like a dickhead, but that would still the reality of the situation. It wouldn’t be mean for Bulgarians to laugh at the way it sounded if I sang the song on TV with absolute conviction, the way she does. It would be good TV! Cheers
[...] is with background music, and slightly improved English. Trust me, after watching this, watch the older version once more. You will laugh your ass [...]
this made me smile
tulibu dibu douchoo.
from a paedophiles perspective i love it
She said that the language she sang is “languishque”. I don’t know and I also cannot understand the language.
I laughed when I heard her song. How can she compose that song.
“tulibu dibu douchoo” hahahahahahahahehehehehehehehohohohohohohoho
No she said the language she speaks is "angleski". But yes it is very funny.