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"I wanna be a hippy" is back. For good???
In the 90s it was the Dutch, who came up with a crazy gabber vs. hippy video. Now it's the Germans! Do we have reasons for a serious concern? I mean, it's the G-ER-M-A-N-S!!!!!!!!!!!! 
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Love it!
/DMfan🇸🇪
That’s a lot of smoke!
Not sure if it was an intentional joke, but I kind of found it funny that the vid spelled 'loser' wrongly 😂
https://media.tenor.com/aQf2MQtm0yIAAAAM/no-regrets-no-ragrets.gif
lol that’s pretty funny mashup of two VERY different tracks :-))
it was spelled same way in original Beck’s song:
Ah! Yeah, makes sense!
Well, the original is from my youth. Mixed feelings because it was one of the songs that brought “hardcore” to the masses under the guise of “happy hardcore”.
Originally from Technohead, the remix from (Jeroen) Flamman & Abraxas and their project “The Party Animals” made it famous. The song is based on a sample from David Peel’s song “I like marijuana”. Although it was a hit here in the Netherlands, from what I’ve understood, they didn’t cash well. “I wanna be a hippy” was a remix and most (if not all) of the profits went to Technohead. The Party Animals were pretty successful though with their follow up hits “Have you ever been mellow”, “Aquarius”, “Hava Naquila” and some others. Originally the shirts mentions “Mokum” from “Mokum Records” an Amsterdam based hardcore/gabber label.
With that said, nice try but I myself prefer the original. Also keep in mind there already were some gabber/rave songs that used Beck’s song “Loser” for inspiration. Three I know of are “I’m a gabber baby”, Ilsa Gold”s “I’m a raver baby” and Gabba Heads “I’m a Thunderdome baby”.
I remember a friend getting me to figure out how to play “I Want to be a Hippy” from a movie with Cheech Marin in it sometime in the early 90s. He handed me his flatmate’s guitar and kept rewinding the video until I got it, and he must have got me to play and sing it every time I saw him for the next couple of years.
If his trouser was looser, then he'd be a loser. 🤔 Dunno, but what's wrong with their spelling?
Yes, terrible idea to make a remix swap. It was foreseeable that the remix, which was tailored for the majority of the rave generation aka the average club visitor, will sell way better than the remix, done by Technohead. Made for underground consumers.......