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His name is my name too!!!... Wait.

So is this a thread about John Jacob?

Er..Bronze

Are you...are you spamming?

It's a children's song Pang.

It's a children's song pang

Since the topic is about children's songs, I would place my bets that that's the topic at hand for discussion.

And the title is such, most likely because when people sing that song, they slowly sing it softer line by line.

Since the topic is about children's songs, I would place my bets that that's the topic at hand for discussion.

And the title is such, most likely because when people sing that song, they slowly sing it softer line by line.

It was sarcastic. But maybe I'm the new Pat.

It's a children's song Pang.

That practically makes it a spam.

Uhhh. This thread wasn't supposed to be here when I woke up. Let's see. Off the top of their head, does anyone know what movie I'm referring to? And does anyone know the meaning of this song? Who the heck is John Jacob? Why are they shouting his name?

Those are serious questions that need no answers. All that really matters is...JOHN JACOB JINGLEHEIMER SCHMIDT.

You don't say? -_-â¢

John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt,
His name is my name, too.
Whenever we go out,
The people always shout,
"There goes John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt!"
Da da da da da da da da

I'm pretty sure it has something to do with that.

Also found this too:

The mock German name celebrated in the song suggests that English-speaking children find long northern-European names to be inherently funny words. The surname "Schmidt" and the surname suffix "-heimer" are of Germanic origin. Schmidt is one of the most common surnames in German heritage.

I have never heard that song. Ever.

Ever watched Barney? I think they sang it once, I don't know.