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  • 10 people have never felt the fever.

  • also end goes "Chicks were meant to give us fever. Be it farenheit or centigrade"

  • THESE LYRICS ARE SO WRONG!!!

    

  • @TypicalEmily

    if u have been to OMG- facts.com and go to memestache, there's this thing that is called Joseph Ducreux (spelling) and you put down lyrics to songs in old English and its really funny. you should add it there. if you don't, i will before u XD

  • You got the lyrics sooooooooooo wrong!!!!

  • At 2:45 she sings "Chicks were born to give you fever, BE IT FAHRENHEIT OR CENTIGRADE", not what u interpreted there.

    U should really have sought a lyrics page for this song on the internet before making this video. U have some spelling errors and a complete lack of punctuation marks, but other than that, u did a pretty good job with the captions.

    Now, if u can correct these mistakes and reupload the video, that would b awesome.

    Take care.

  • @mancamiatipoola Not to be mean, but you should actually type out the word 'you' when you are correcting someone else. You should also spell the word 'be' out. But, that's all really. Please don't take this the wrong way -- I'm a bad grammar lover (I think it'd be fun to be a Grammar teacher when I get out of school for good) and when someone corrects someone else and the one doing the correcting isn't using correct English it grinds on my grammar side. But I'm not being mean or rude at all!

  • @PrincessHannahBelle

    The language i used is called "internet shorthand" and many people are using it. It's not a matter of grammar it's a matter of laziness. My grammar is all right, it's my semantics that u are talking about. Anyway, it wasn't a grammar mistake i corrected, it was an entire lyric that he misinterpreted.

    I'm not really a grammar nazy, i just pointed out the bad lyrics and, if u look down at other comments, u will notice other pple have done the same.

    Ta-ta.

  • the actual lyrics to the romeo and juliet part is ...thou giveth fever, when we kisseth, fever with thy flaming youth, fever i'm afire,fever yaya i burn forsooth

  • i love this its all sexy and sudgestive i just love it good job

  • W I N !!!!

  • have you ever lisend to the song, the lyrics was alllllll wrong!!!!!!!!!!11

  • Sorry, but it's " be it Fahrenheit or Centigrade" as in the measurements of heat used on thermometers

  • amazing.......<3

  • its fahrenheit PERIOD!

  • So many wrong lyrics. I just got this song for womens select (selected womens singing group) And im in 8th grade. But if you post a video, PLEASE know the lyrics.

  • no offense, but these lyrics suck

  • i hate to be rude but your lyrics are way wrong

  • FIX THE LYRICS!!! FUCK!!!

  • .. Words are completely wrong. Even I could know the right words, and I'am italian >__< WTF!

  • man you have written soe terrible lyrics there!!!! so irreveently funny though!

  • im going to this 4 my school talent show

  • also she sings be it farenheight or centergrade. (not spelt correctl) not be it fair something or some game or what ever was written

  • @rascaldean you are also wrong it is : fahrenheit or centigrade

  • this song is used to learn the foxtrot in my school ballroom

  • I have to learn this song for choir.

  • You do know the Romeo and Juliet part is supposed to be Shakespearean English, right? Something like: "Thou givest fever when we kisseth, fever with thy flaming youth. Fever, I'm on fire, fever yea I burn forsooth."

  • @TypicalEmily

    Really? I had no idea! That's pretty cool:o

  • love this song. learned it as a choir song in highschool and never forgot it :)

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