Bang Bang Bang - Mark Ronson & The Business Intl (w/Accurate Lyrics!!!)(HD)(feat. Q-Tip and MNDR)

"Bang Bang Bang" is the first single from his latest album, RECORD COLLECTION. The song is based on a French Canadian children's song "Alouette" - skylark.

(ADAPTED FROM WIKIPEDIA)

The pre-intro of the song shows an avdvertisement promting "Ronson's" brand of bread spread, with a girl singing "ALOUETTE" at the same time. "Le gouter qui 'BANG' " means "the taste that 'BANGS'"

Intro starts with "Un deux trois" - "one, two, three"

Generally, the first verse (before rap) depicts a bird(lark) flying over Amanda Warner/ or someone else's head. "I'm plucking feathers" will let you realise the person is irritated by the lark.

The rap goes - keyboard denotes "ABSTRACT" .

Chorus: Je te plumerai la tete - "I will pluck your head" - I'm guessing the lark's head?

Verse 2: This part sings about the soon-to-be-dead lark. "You've clipped your own wings", "cruel, cruel world", "you'll get no last words". Death upon the lark is evident.

Rap2: IRRELEVANT?

Verse 3: "We climb the structure", "you build it higher" - a chase of the lark to its nest? Evidently, "We take our aim" and "You perch above your nest, and that's what GOT YOU DEAD"

Last part: "BANG BANG BANG, When feathers fly you deny everything!"
This clearly indicates that someone is in for the kill of the lark. "When feathers fly.." tell us the bird (Lark) is dead.

RANDOMFACT1: The host is speaking in French at the start of video, but at the last part, he is speaking Japanese.

RANDOMFACT2: "Gaijin" means foreigner/non-Japanese.
RANDOMFACT3: The whole video is supposed to act as the screen of a CRT old television, much adhereing to the 70/80's retro, oldie feel.

RANDOMFACT4: The winner of the tennis match is zoomed down to his shoes - the exact one that Mark Ronson had put on in the music video.


(c) 2010 Mark Ronson under exclusive license to Sony Music Entertainment UK Limited

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