Song Parodies -> What This Mean? (riddle)

Original Song Title:	"Walk This Way"
Original Performer:	Aerosmith

Parody Song Title:	"What This Mean? (riddle)"
Parody Written by:	DarkJon64

Okay, so this is the deal.... This whole song is a riddle, or rather a set of riddles. Every single word is part of a reference to either a movie, a video game, TV show, musician, etc. Each reference can be any length but are generally pretty short, and not all the references have to do with the one before/after it, but some of them do. In the bottom comments section see if you can identify any of them. Difficulty ranges from pretty easy to damn near impossible. In a while I'll post a "solution" version of the song, explaining what each line means and refers to. Good luck!

Backseat driver always underneath the covers
When in doubt, fire i'll get in the way
You be standing on the corner talking all that kufuffin
And you gotta keep the homies away
My man paul blake was a real rad greedo
In the times of an exorcist
When I'm back to the valley
He'll be hip with an alley
And'll try to give yo momma a kiss, like this

He saw people in the halls in the school
WIth their feet high up in the air
one to six, no seven, nine and ten, twelve a weapon,
And the bros on a brewin' bear.
So I took a big chance at the high school dance
With my hand on top of brian who played
Wasn't smokin' sweet salmon I was dodgin' and a rammin'
And I know my love is here essay
But I'm asking you
What this mean?
What this mean?
What this mean?
What this mean?
I'm just checkin' a list...

Like this

Spoon made corny lotsa cash and like a slave he
Took a job with a Mr. T.
There was three men chasing shorty steven man dozen magic picture poppin' sweepin' at me
I was a cameo junkie and another famous daddy
Little boys are a something I missed
But an X-rated fable
Rollin' underneath the table
Was awaker and a little fish
I like this!

He saw people in the halls in the school
WIth their feet high up in the air
one to six, no seven, nine and ten, twelve a weapon,
And the bros on a brewin' bear.
So I took a big chance at the high school dance
With my hand on top of brian who played
Wasn't smokin' sweet salmon I was dodgin' and a rammin'
And I know my love is here essay
I'm asking you
What this mean?
What this mean?
What this mean?
What this mean?
What this mean?
What this mean?
What this mean?
Talk to me!
Just show me the cash
Free hat.

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Melhi - November 18, 2004 - Report this comment

I think I spotted "Get Shorty" and "Jerry McGuire," but I'm probably wrong. Fun idea!!

DarkJon64 - November 18, 2004 - Report this comment

Jerry McGuire is one, Get shorty is not!

Ashkicksass - November 18, 2004 - Report this comment

I think I spotted "Sixteen Candles." Did I?

And I KNOW I know what "Free Hat" was from but I can't remember and it's making me crazy!

AND I agree with Melhi - fun idea!

Petey Pablo - November 18, 2004 - Report this comment

the sixth sense?

DarkJon64 - November 18, 2004 - Report this comment

The Sixth sense, yes! Sixteen candles, no. Free Hat.....;)

Meriadoc - November 18, 2004 - Report this comment

Clever idea and well executed Jon! And I don't know a single one of them, which, since I hate TV, is good! ;-)

Agrimorfee - November 18, 2004 - Report this comment

Line 2 is about Robin Williams. Line 10 John Mayer? Sprinkled throughout: Brian Jones? Mario Van Peebles (Spoon who worked for Mr. T?--he was in a show called Sonny Spoon, but I can't figure out the Mr. T link)? Michael Jackson? This was a bit of fun, but a little too arcane. Reminds me of the lyrics of the early Residents (cf. the entry for 'Not Available' or 'Duck Stab/Buster & Glen' at www.rzweb.net). I think we could see more of this type of stuff in the future. 545

DarkJon64 - November 18, 2004 - Report this comment

Nothing solid there.... Robin Williams is the closest, you've got the right idea but the wrong subject;) The word spoon does refer to a spoon... like, the utensil. That's far from the answer, just a hint! And keep in mind it's "a Mr. T", not "THE Mr. T". If my real full name was Dark Jon, people would probably call me Mr. D. in a song like this.

Know 1 can hear you dream - November 18, 2004 - Report this comment

He saw people in the halls in the school
WIth their feet high up in the air

That's the sixth sense bit, right?

Know 1 can hear you dream - November 19, 2004 - Report this comment

So I took a big chance at the high school dance

"Walk this way": Run DMC and Aerosmith?

DarkJon64 - November 19, 2004 - Report this comment

Yes that is the sixth sense bit! But the high school dance refers to another high school dance.

D - February 02, 2005 - Report this comment

line 3 - the kufuffin one - sum 41's "Fat Lip"

DarkJon64 - February 07, 2009 - Report this comment

Wow, 4 and a half years later I have come back to look at this and can't figure half of it out myself :S

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