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Jun 30, 2019 · The phrase "Yippee yi yo ki yay" is from the theme song of an extremely popular TV cartoon in the 1950s (Quick-draw McGraw). You have to be an old fart like me, or Bruce Willis, to get this! Theme song:
- First time John McClane uses that term in the Die Hard series is when he speaks to Hans on walkie talkie. When Hans was asking him if he was anothe...
- An article on The Week.com broke down each part of the phrase: ...But where does the yippee-ki-yay part come from?...Let's break it down. The yip p...
- Yippie ki yay is an exclamation of joy that was popularly used by US cowboys in the mid 19th century
Music video by Public Announcement performing Body Bumpin' (Yippie-Yi-Yo). (C) 1998 UMG Recordings, Inc.#PublicAnnouncement #BodyBumpin #Vevo.
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Dec 22, 2022 · ‘Yipee’ is familiar, but ‘ki-yay’ barely sounds English. Turns out, the one responsible for McClane’s shrill is Bing Crosby and his song ‘I’m An Old Cowhand’: “I know every trail in the Lone Star State. Cause I ride the range in a Ford V-8. Yippie yi yo kayah”.
Jan 27, 1998 · Public Announcement. Track 1 on All Work, No Play. Producers. Earl Robinson (R&B producer), Unohoo Regisford & 1 more. Body Bumpin' (Yippee-Yi-Yo) was the lead single from Public Announcement’s...
Jan 8, 2015 · A brief history of yippee-ki-yay. The origin of Bruce Willis' famous phrase dates back centuries. (Image credit: Facebook.com/ DieHardMovies) By Angela Tung. last updated 8 January 2015....
Jun 5, 2024 · Associated with the 19th-century Western United States; possibly influenced by a line, yippee yi yo kayah, from a 1930s song.
Oct 3, 2021 · from Betty Boop and The Little King Lyrics: Yippie-yi-yo, yippie-yi-yo, I take a rope around where ever I go. Pepper, salt, mustard, cider, Vinegar, vinegar, vinegar, vinegar! Yippie-yi-yo,...
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