Viral Song Alert 2.0: Ylvis One Up Themselves with "Stonehenge"


In the annals of popular music, countless questions have been asked. Why do fools fall in love? Where have all the cowboys gone? What time is love? Magnets, how do they work? Most remain unanswered to this day. And now, Ylvis, the Norwegian duo currently riding the wave of Internet meme-dom based upon the query, "what does the fox say?" have asked another question. One which dates back to ancient times; hundred of years before the dawn of history.

As with their previous video (released yesterday) it is best not to question the question posed by Ylvis; simply to contemplate it with them.

Please note, there are three NSFW words in this song. Please use appropriate safety protocols before pressing play.



Now that those Michael Bolton-eque chorus singers are ingrained in your long term memory, let us  ponder something about Ylvis. Not content in their excogitation over the vocalizations of the Vulpes vulpes, they now ruminate upon the Who, What and Why of Stonehenge; something which has plagued rockers since at least 1984. Which leads to the question: Will there be a third question in the series? What will that question be? What else could possibly perplex the plucky Norwegians into epic song writing mode a third time? Will we get to hear it tomorrow? Will Batman and Robin escape the Joker's fiendish plot? We anxiously await the moment when Ylvis reveals the answers to these questions.



Comments

  1. UnknownSeptember 7, 2013 at 2:54 PM

    And they respond with an answer. Who to send in times of war. (Do a google search on Jan Egeland to get full reference)

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yn-oemgzlEU

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  2. JackalishSeptember 21, 2013 at 1:55 AM

    omg. All I gotta' say, besides this extra sentence saying that's all I had to say. But oddly enough it means I had more to say about it. So I suppose that wasn't all I had to say? Seriously, what is the meaning of Stonehenge!? OH no, I added more. So I guess OMG wasn't all I had to day, was it? Did I ask this already?

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