Thread: *tune* I gotta warn you ... *tune*

Does anybody know that song from брат, when данила and катя go to that party ? and there are all those male dancers bouncing all around... You remember that song playing ?? the one like "Max don't have sax with the pax, and you'll take it to the max... oh i gotta warn you!" and then the guy was like "yo, well i'm max, max, they call me max! I'm in love with you and i love my my axe! I'm max max... OhhHHH! Max don't have sax with the pax"... Are you all following me here ?? I think that song is quite interesting, and i would love to find out to made it! Any insite ?

Oh cmon!

I know what song you're talking about...actually liked it myself...but I have no clue where it came from. Maybe it's on the credits at the end??? If not, I have no clue where to look except to type in the lyrics on a search engine and see if you get anything.

Hmm. do u even understand what she is saying ? i think what i typed was wrong ,but that's exaclty what it sounds like.

Originally Posted by Dogboy182

Hmm. do u even understand what she is saying ? i think what i typed was wrong ,but that's exaclty what it sounds like.

I thought it was my bad english that i couldn't understand the lyrics

I thought it was my bad english that i couldn't understand the lyrics

Lol, no i think the person who is singing has bad english =P

From what I read, it sounds like "Max, don't have sex (with your ex)" from E-rotic. They had a couple of crappy hits in the 90s with simple beats and dull, childish sex-related lyrics.

I don't know if it would be worth looking up then, to discover that what I think is a fun song turns out to be a flop.

who cares if it's a flop? You are allowed to like it. My husband's favorite song is "King of the Road" by Roger Miller. It's about 50 years old! But, hey, he likes it so what does he care, right?

I have a new friend from Moscow. I was driving her around shopping and we were listening to the radio. She said she recognized the songs - that they play them on Russian radio - but she couldn't understand the lyrics. She laughed when I told her what they were saying on one of them. She had no idea. We were both amused.

Those are some rather naughty roosters...

..... wait a minute... all roosters are..... ........hmm...

They aren't both roosters! The one with her head up is the hen. Yep, hens have the comb and wattle, too. (I should know since I have some chickens) I think it's funny because it looks like the rooster is trying to ignore her while she's talking at him.

I like how you say "talking at" instead of "talking to" - sometimes I say it and my friends correct me, but it gets the idea across so much better.

"talk to" and "talk at" are different things. The latter means "to rebuke, to give a lecture".