Bloodhound Gang – Ralph Wiggum

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  General Comment:I think there is minimal meaning to this song, It reminds me of a mentally disabled pre-teen making a fool of himself for the sake of other's (I'm a pop sensation) but not realising that some people are making fun of him

  Flag Leekduckon November 27, 2010   Link

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  General Comment:oh and "Daddy says I'm *this close* to living in the yard!", "I Dressed myself!", "Now there are two kinds of wet in my pants, "Why do people run from me?"

  Flag NINirvana69on November 23, 2008   Link

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  General Comment:how could they leave out "I ated the purple berries!", "They taste like buuuurniiiing!", "He tells me to burn things!"

  Flag NINirvana69on November 23, 2008   Link

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  General Comment:I think it's just about the band or jimmy pop's fondness for ralph wiggum because this song is just a bunch of lines that he's used in the simpsons

  Flag Lovetoyouon July 23, 2008   Link

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  General Comment:This is clearly a song about the joys and heartbreak of having a mentally disabled child. No, seriously, hear me out - telling it through the medium of Ralph Wiggum quotes is a touch of genius.
  
  Most of the lines are Ralph's usual nonsense, but the lines emphasised in the chorus are the key, touching ones. "I'm a pop sensation" shows us Ralph is essentially a happy soul - cheerful enough despite not really understanding life.
  
  On the other hand, "Ralphie, get off the stage sweetheart" shows a parent's embarrassment at the child's outbursts, despite being said lovingly.
  
  As for 'dying tickles', well lots of children with mental disabilites also have other health problems, this quote reflects a child having some awareness of death, even if not quite understanding.
  
  Of course, Ralph Wiggum in The Simpsons is shown as a chubby, healthy little boy. But by choosing that line for the song, and emphasising others in the chorus, the song serves not only as a collection of oddball quotes but also to tell a bittersweet story.

  Flag r87654on May 28, 2008   Link

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    you know even if the song isnt about having handicap children, it should be. that really makes alot of sence. i think that everone would luagha little less if they thought that too =/ but honestly i do think its possible

    Flag jefferyblackon January 16, 2009  

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    lol u did well to try and find a meaning in this song, but i can almost guarantee that there isnt one. there simply a collection of random quotes, and alike most bloodhound songs have absolutely no meaning

    Flag 23jameson April 20, 2009  
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  General Comment:I love this song!!! Jimmy pop is the only guy who could pull this one off. I agree that they missed a bunch of good quotes and I can only pray that they'll make a sequel.

  Flag sweetblood329on October 27, 2007   Link

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  General Comment:they had a really good idea to create a song using a bunch of lines from a cartoon character....they're original and the song is unique ....GO BANANA :))

  Flag FoxyCleopatraon June 30, 2007   Link

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  General Comment:this song is so well written, but what does "my sash says ultra man" have anything to do with the song? yay for white rap.

  Flag jillferon June 20, 2007   Link

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  General Comment:crazy song but it should of had more quotes still amazin though

  Flag dann11on February 21, 2007   Link

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  General Comment:XD I love the idea of this song

  Flag diruluvsyouon November 28, 2006   Link

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