Mexican Thong Song

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Mexican Thong Song



(Talking)

Oh, my goodness

I cannot believe this

Did you see that, man?

She got a thong on to the beach

Baby, with all that cellulite you got

Going on down there,

You need a beach blanket, not a beach towel, okay?



Ooh, that gut's so scandalous

You know that girdle can't handle it

Eating that Twinkie like a big old witch

With a look in your eyes like

you want some fried fish

She like to hit at the buffet spot

She will eat anything even

Crumbs and drops

Macaroni and cheese

She eat the whole pot

She was in chalupa loca



She eat chicken by the truck, truck, truck

Hams like what, what, what

Baby, tuck your gut, gut, gut

I think I'll sing it again

She eat chicken by the truck, truck, truck

Hams like what, what, what

All night long,

You'll never fit that thong-ong-ong

Oh baby

Look at that fat ass

go "blah, blah, blah, blah, blah"

I hate it when your gut

goes " Blah-dah, blah-dah"

I hate it when your fat

goes " Blah-dah, blah-dah"

I think you need to do some sit-ups

Cause that thong sure dont fit you mami

Oh my goodness loco it's too big

Baby, cracks kills, okay?

I'll see you later mami

Ay, Dios mio

please baby take that off

Okay, nos vemos

Mexican Thong Song

Cheech and Chong's 1980 single "Mexican Thong Song" stands as a quintessential example of the duo's absurdist comedy-meets-music style. Released during the height of their cult following, the track features the iconic "Cheech and Chong" vocal hook and is built on a repetitive, hypnotic rhythm that defines their signature sound. The song reflects the era's countercultural sensibilities, blending stoner rock influences with the duo's trademark nonsense lyrics and comedic timing. While often associated with their broader catalog of surreal humor, this recording specifically highlights their ability to create memorable musical moments that rely on repetition and attitude rather than traditional songwriting structures. It remains a staple of their discography, capturing the unique intersection of comedy and music that made them enduring figures in alternative culture.