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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 ธ.ค. 2008
- We have now entered the year of 2009, and what better way to celebrate than to upload a new Tom Lehrer song!
I thought that this song would be the most fitting song.
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I loved my mother's Wiener Schnitzel. Thanks Tom. RIP.
I'm gonna learn to play this then play this for my GF.
Lehrer is a riot,thanks
The pure genious of Tom Lehrer. Sadly his lyrics are as actual today as they were way back when.
Tom Lehrer ist ein Genius
Watching 11 years later!
It tailors vids to your search history I guess.
love it.
Learned about the song from my parents albums 78 rotation
Wish someone had the live version so I could know what everyone was laughing at at 1:42... :(
They're laughing at the innuendo - "it was I who stepped on your dress, the skirts all came off I confess, revealing for all of the others to see, just what it was that endeared you to me" - ie now that you're naked, the reason I like you is visible.
@splush98 Wien just means vienna in German.
@@AAArnold Yeah but it also means something else in English. I wouldn't discard the double entendre.
@@Ennio444 Ennio444 You should. Going from an already vernacular term for a sausage to an even more colloqial word for a penis is a very far stretch (the reason the word wiener exists in english at all is because they are called Wiener in German), and frankly way below the standarts of comedy I'd expect from Tom Lehrer. On top of that, it is a Viennese Waltz, and Wiener Schnitzel is an actual type of food, too.
@@AAArnold but he DID know what he was writing, and if what you say is true, all the more reason. But anyway, unless he comes down and dispells our question, we'll have to agree to disagree.
I hoped we would see Tom playing his waltz but sadly not...
Do you know if any video exists of him performing this one?
I love a good dog....
@14597ojai - my sentiment exactly
I’m dying laughing
💃
Why are all Lehrer's video's running in slow motion?
Only he couls do a rhyme like "Quite Rudolf Friml-y" and get away with it!
(Rudolf Friml was a composer, whose music tended to the gentle lyrical.)
Is it even in 3/4?? lol
yes it is.
Oh how we miss Tom. What choice words he would have found for Trump and Co.!!!RIP, Tom
Tom Lehrer is still alive. He’s 95 years old and still as silly as ever (probably he’s not very public)
He’s still alive. He’s 96 now. He’s just stepped out of the public eye.
🙍🏿♂️🗯 I Am " The Wiener Schnitzel "
I never understood what "wiener schinitzel" was, english is not my first language, could you explain?
@@lopc9791Wienerschnitzel is not English it is German(Austrian) a Walz is like a slow dance and Winerschnitzel is a food
I'm sorry 😮
@@lopc9791 it's a breaded veal (baby cow) dish from Vienna. The being said Wiener is a common euphemism for sausage and *ahem* things that kinda look like sausage, so a lot of people take the implication of the song to be that the singer's date is, in fact, a guy.
@@lopc9791 Wien (pronounced Veen to an English-speaker) is German for Vienna; a schnitzel is a cutlet of meat. A Wiener Schitzel is a cutlet, of veal, prepared in the Viennese manner (coated in breadcrumbs, in/with the appropriate sauce); more commonly known (or at least referred to as such) in USA than UK.
Tom Lehrer inserted the "Schnitzel" for comic effect; the expression is more usually "Viennese Waltz", the type of melodious and often romantic waltz (typified by the Strausses, Léhar, Friml, and so on), often played at romantic evenings for couples to dance to, and of which Tom's composition here, apart from the comic words!, is an excellent example.