Scroll Button Songs
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*The current rap is one of [[Marzipan]]'s attempts at a scroll button song in [[replacement]], which, interestingly enough, [[Strong Bad]] ridiculed as "the worst song I ever heard." | *The current rap is one of [[Marzipan]]'s attempts at a scroll button song in [[replacement]], which, interestingly enough, [[Strong Bad]] ridiculed as "the worst song I ever heard." | ||
*The rap duet between [[Coach Z]] and [[Strong Bad]] is a reference to [[new hands]] in which Coach Z first performs "[[These peoples try to fade me]]." | *The rap duet between [[Coach Z]] and [[Strong Bad]] is a reference to [[new hands]] in which Coach Z first performs "[[These peoples try to fade me]]." | ||
- | *When | + | *When Strong Bad raps, "Scroll button, scroll button, one two, one two," it is very close to the first lines sung by Coach Z in [[These peoples try to fade me]], "Coach Z, Coach Z, One two, one two". |
===Real World References=== | ===Real World References=== | ||
*In one of his raps, Strong Bad refers to [[Wikipedia:Norman Rockwell|Norman Rockwell]], an early 20th century painter. | *In one of his raps, Strong Bad refers to [[Wikipedia:Norman Rockwell|Norman Rockwell]], an early 20th century painter. | ||
[[Category:Strong Bad Email]][[Category:Lists]] | [[Category:Strong Bad Email]][[Category:Lists]] |
Revision as of 15:52, 9 June 2005
The Email Rap is the song that Strong Bad does on the Strong Bad Email menu page. The bottom rap is the first one, and they get more recent as the list progresses.
Rap | Listen |
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...and that's why I like to scroll with Scroll Buttons. (This is the current email rap.) | Listen |
Scroll buttons and The Lappy, together at last. How you eva' learn to scriggy-scroll so fast? | Listen |
S to the C, R O double L! My name is not Norman, but still I rock well! | Listen |
Huzzah, on the mic I'm droppin' scrollable science, and I'm scrollin' through the 'hood with my e-mail client. Huzzah! | Listen |
Hold it. Control it. And buttons, come on, let's see you scroll it! | Listen |
Dear scroll buttons, let's not mince words. I love you guys! | Listen |
I keep my buttons on scroll and all the ladies in check, did you find the spare key to my apartment yet? What. | Listen |
The scroll, the scroll, the buttons, the buttons, scrolling so smooth like the butter on a muffin. | Listen |
Chew-a chew-a scroll buttons! Chew-a chew-a rock on! I got scroll buttons like the day is long! I got scroll buttons like the day is long! | Listen |
Scroll button, scroll button, one two, one two, and if you swing by my crib then I can scroll with you! | Listen |
COACH Z: And if you're tryin' to fade me then ya must smoke crack! STRONG BAD: Scroll buttons, oh yeah, like that heart attack. | Listen |
Once again it comes scrollin' back, scroll buttons get ill like a heart attack! | Listen |
Scroll it out, just scroll it out, scroll buttons two-point-oh. | Listen |
Scroll-a boTOnes! | Listen |
Keep on scrollin' on, my scriggities. | No link. |
'Sup my scrollies? You guys are looking good. | No link. |
Scroll buttons. What is UP? | No link. |
Scroll buttons.. you guys okay? | Listen |
Ah, the scroll buttons and I have been through a lot together. | No link. |
Oooh, fancy new scroll buttons. | No link. |
You can find mirrors of the old raps here, here and here.
Fun Facts
Inside References
- The current rap is one of Marzipan's attempts at a scroll button song in replacement, which, interestingly enough, Strong Bad ridiculed as "the worst song I ever heard."
- The rap duet between Coach Z and Strong Bad is a reference to new hands in which Coach Z first performs "These peoples try to fade me."
- When Strong Bad raps, "Scroll button, scroll button, one two, one two," it is very close to the first lines sung by Coach Z in These peoples try to fade me, "Coach Z, Coach Z, One two, one two".
Real World References
- In one of his raps, Strong Bad refers to Norman Rockwell, an early 20th century painter.