TGIF

June 3rd, 2011

Occasionally, someone sends us an awkward video that we can’t resist sharing. This one comes our friends in Norway…

(submitted by Matthew)

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188 Responses to “TGIF”

  1. June says:

    I live in this town, where it is made. It is called Tønsberg. And this place is called Esmeralda. I mean, this girl is very serious :) I laugh everytime I see her :P

  2. chris says:

    it is really hard to decipher the hidden message in this song, can anyone help me out?

  3. katie says:

    ahahahahaha this song is on Itunes! I am so tempted to buy it…….

  4. Shinobu says:

    I wish I could say I’m not Norwegian..

  5. Buddy says:

    Eventually a crappy man will marry this crappy woman and then she’ll be a crappy housewife.

  6. Lance says:

    I don’t think she needs to worry about being anybody’s wife. . . ever.

    As pathetic as she is, however, it makes you wonder what rung of the social ladder those who follow her around in this video are on.

  7. Patti says:

    I don’t want, I don’t want to be a really bad disco singer!

  8. Donna says:

    What does she mean by “I’m just the pretty girl in a grown-ups body”?

  9. Mike says:

    funny thing is near the end of the song, she forgets the words and tries to dance.

    “what were those words again?….crabby loused knife, no…. chirpy house wifi, no… damn, this song is so complicated.

  10. Precocious says:

    Congratulations! You’re not a crappy housewife! You’re just a crappy singer.

  11. gOtcha says:

    Rabecca Black much!?

  12. Lydia says:

    I feel like this is meant to be a parody… making fun of America. Would not surprise me in the least.

    • Anniken says:

      Lydia’s got it. This is a parody on the television shows about Beverly Hills HouseWifes, Dr.Phils Housewifes, Hollywoods Housewifes and what not! :-)

      And a damn good parody too! :D

      • Megan says:

        Oh good! I was really hoping that this was tongue-in-cheek. Phew!

        I think it’s really difficult to parody those shows since they are almost a parody of themselves. This is almost redundant.

  13. Amy says:

    Eurovision anyone?

  14. Rominey says:

    I laughed, I cried. Then I laughed so hard I cried.

  15. Kriss says:

    This is honestly the worst song I’ve ever heard! And I’m from Norway myself, which is almost embarrassing now. The worst part is that she’s absolutely serious. This is an actual attemt for her to become a pop star. Hopefully she will not succeed, and rather ironically end up as a crappy housewife.

  16. Courtney says:

    Wow, I was actually hoping one of those screaming zombie heads was going to pop up. Anything to make it stop lol

  17. KANDEY says:

    Don’t wanna be a crappy housewife – now that’s funny. I loved it!

  18. MelissaC says:

    I honestly, actually thought she was singing “Grammy housewife,” and thought, “poor sweetie, there’s nothing related to Grammys in your future, ever.”

  19. Ashley says:

    I need this on iTunes stat!!

  20. melissa says:

    Oh good god. What’s most tragic is that there is no way to UN-HEAR THIS!!!!!! My brain is branded, particularly by that horrific attempt at a high note towards the end of the song. It DOES motivate me to get my butt of the computer and go clean my living room. Cuz…”I don’t wanna be, i don’t wanna be a crappy house WIIIIIFE!!!” GAH!! It’s not even any better when used in a jokey way…..

    • Margaret says:

      I totally agree. This horrible song is now imprinted in my brain. Trust me, if you watch Charlie Brooker’s bit on YouTube regarding Britannia High, you’ll have the same problem with his rendition of “Where’s the Paper”.

  21. Pinktink says:

    So instead of a “crappy house wife”, she chose to be a crappy singer……good choice!

  22. Hanne says:

    she most likely doesn’t want to be a housewife, as she thinks that sounds like a crappy life. (she’d rather be out partying all night and never marry unless it’s a sugardaddy??)

    ugh. sadly this is how a lot/most people go clubbing in Norway…dressed like that, pretending to be “glamorous” …at whatever sweaty nightclub they’re in.

  23. Angela says:

    I thought she was signing that she didn’t want any “crappy house wine”…..

  24. joe says:

    I’m afraid that a “crappy” housewife is the only kind she’s likely to be. Fortunately, that would still be an improvement over her singing/songwriting career, which I fervently pray to God is OVER!

  25. sierra says:

    hilarious.. although musically it’s awesome.

  26. TortuganLass says:

    The Rebecca Black of Norway.

  27. Midge says:

    Does she know there are other ways to go being a housewife? It doesn’t have to be crappy. There’s the Psychotic Housewife, the Happy Housewife, the Drunk Housewife…there are so many choices.

  28. Joey says:

    I think I’ve translated the opening lines:

    “Aye. My name is Tone Deaf. I’m only a pretty girl trapped inside of a girl who likes barley.”

    So … maybe what she means is she would be a crappy housewife if there was more beer involved.

    (Scary how even Auto-Tune can’t fix this hot mess.)

  29. tam says:

    Remind me never to go clubbing in Norway, ’cause those men cannot dance. Also her voice hurts my ears, blah.

  30. Non Crabbyhousewife says:

    Well, I thought she was saying “crabby housewife” throughout the whole thing. ‘Cause if there’s one thing that WON’T make you crabby, it’s blowing off the laundry and dinner to go clubbing while the kids are at school! My money is on the fact that she IS a housewife! I’m going to go look for my black push up bra and hairspray right now…

  31. Lisa says:

    I don’t wanna be a crappy housewife, but a crappy pop “star”? Yeah, I can do that.

  32. Astrid says:

    I’ll sing this while i do the housework

  33. woman says:

    My take on this is that she thinks the life of a housewife is not glamorous and she wants to have a glamorous life. And she thinks being a housewife is crappy and does not want to be a crappy housewife, it’s the glamorous life she wants. Well honey, you better stick with your day job, cause you ain’t gonna have a career as a singer. If you want a glamorous or rich lifestyle, you better find yourself a sugar daddy. :)

    • Jemmy61 says:

      LOL.

    • Bella says:

      Funny, i thought it was the other way round. That she really wanted to become a GOOD housewife. Like those people who have the perfect house, freshly baked food from the oven and really nice flower arrangements. Bascially a housewife from one of those magazine homes ?

  34. Melistopher says:

    You know when something is so bad, it’s good?? This is just bad.

  35. IndyClick says:

    So instead, she settled for being a crappy singer….

  36. Melissa says:

    My kids keep asking me, “what video is this parodying?” They’re appalled when I say, “NONE!” I’m sorry Rebecca Black for anything I’ve ever said about ‘Friday’.

  37. Kate says:

    I think I’ve found my anthem. Sing it loud and sing it proud girls!

  38. Silvia says:

    What’s with these terrible songs with terrible lyrics!!?? Do people really not recognize their limits! I can’t write songs, therefore, I do not write songs!

  39. Sherri says:

    New on Bravo this fall – The Real Housewives of Norway!

  40. Snowrider says:

    Well….there’s 3:27 wasted that I’ll never get back. With that in mind:
    1) If this is how the rest of the world perceives America then I’m gagging.
    2) What’s a 70′s corvette doing in Norway?
    3) I’m suddenly proud of the “Lip Dub” video that my home town city just made.

  41. Cindy says:

    Am I the only one who wishes there were subtitles? Or should I be GLAD I couldn’t catch all of it?

  42. louise says:

    Wait, I’m confused – does she not want to be a housewife because its crap, or is she actually saying she wants to be a really good housewife (not a crap one) ahh the mysterious Norwegians…

    • ShekkyRabbit says:

      I wondered the same thing. I also wondered if this is a genuinely bad video or if this is made be people who know how to make an intentionally bad video.

    • Janel says:

      The subtle nuiance of this song confounds me. Perhaps there is a double meaning? In general, she considers housewifery crap, but if/when she becomes one, she intends to excel at it.

      This was so horrible, but for some reason it made me laugh. Mostly at her, but a laugh is a laugh.

  43. Allie says:

    It sounds to me like she wants to be good housewife material, avoiding becoming a crappy housewife.

  44. Ann says:

    I wish I had my own personal rappers to repeat whatever I say!

  45. Bennyvegas says:

    “I know a guy who knows a guy who’ll let us use his nightclub for 2 hours on a tuesday afternoon”.

  46. Madeleine says:

    Honestly, I think the key change at the end made the whole thing work.

  47. I realize now, through the sobbing tears of regret, that I have wasted my life in the pursuit of housewifery. On one hand I’ve felt overwhelming guilt about not doing the job as well as Martha Stewart or any one of the housewives on reality TV…but on the other hand I could have shoved my girls in a push up bra, showed up to the club in fake fur, and watch the mesmorizing colored light wine glass show!

    What I’m sure of is that my skillz in laundry stain removal will come in useful in any walk in life. Crappy housewife or duck lipped poser. The whole night can be saved knowing that you dab and blot instead of rub!

  48. Charlie Rose says:

    That’s bad. And boring. But not awkward.

  49. Missie says:

    It sounds to me like she’s saying she doesn’t want to be a “crappyhouse wife.”. So don’t marry a crappyhouse?

  50. Rebecca says:

    Clearly, that is *not* a regulation-sized limousine. Marnie’s going to have lots to say about this.
    Also, crossbows.

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