Originally published at: The Wiggles "deeply disappointed" by the weaponization of their music | Boing Boing
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We loved the Wiggles when our kids were young. The songs are fun and instructive and there’s none of that overly sugary bullcrap you get with Barney and them.
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- Now I want a hot potato.
- In the new series, red shirts are command structure, blue is science (including medical), and yellow indicates engineering and security. What division does purple indicate?
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The Wiggles may not be on board, but The Woggels are probably down to clown.
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Sleep disorder research.
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Have the Siren Kings in NZ picked it up yet?
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People Eaters
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OK this is a little off topic, but I never saw that sketch before now however I’ve known one of those four guys since grade school and didn’t expect to see his face in this context.
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… photo of the Shell
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One of those guys is from the Key of Awesome!
I’m not sure I’d be overly bothered by the Wiggles. I heard it constantly when the kids were little. There’s a lovely documentary on them right now on Prime, I think.
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According to Bunbury Mayor Jaysen Miguel, music is a widely established method of “discouraging people to congregate permanently in an area and to deter antisocial behaviour.”
Sure, Jan.
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I’m just here to share this because it’s a flimsy enough excuse for me to do so. I didn’t even grow up with The Wiggles and even I know how joyful there are because of this:
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Pass it on, pass it on.
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Favorite Wiggles song
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I’m sure that some tracks are more effectively harmful than others.
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Very much the same spirit, here:
http://www.neighborhoodarchive.com/misc/mr_rodney/index.html
Humanities (or the multi-species equivalent)?
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