I Will Survive - Hilarious Pesach Cleaning Song With Lyrics

[onlychance6]

im cleaning my room, i will survive, i willl never surrender my room to the dirt, i will clean up with my broom, or else were all doomed, and will all have dirty tombs with a dead racoon lying next to us soon

[liisumuz]

No, I mean get a life, as in, this is Youtube, and people are not here to look for every single thing, that is offensive, and don't really care about your deep- deep thoughts. ;) Go talk about these kinds of things somewhere else. And i'm not here for arguments.

[seanlawrence1]

wow that is so funny

[eduardoybety]

Buenisimo!!!!Identificado 100%



[annie2shoes]

Great! Just what my place looks like! :)

[Tokoloshiy]

hmmm... is chavelamomela a goyta?

[MAZARGUES46]

EXELLENTE ! IL FAIT BON RIRE ......AVANT DER CONTINUER LES NETTOYAGE DE PESSAH CAR LE COMPTE A REBOURS A COMMENCÉ.MALOU

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[racquel127]

loved it, so cute!! thanks for sharing

[FamilyHaveItAll]

I didn't make the song up. Just added images and sharing it...

Chag Kosher V'sameach!

:D

[chavelamomela]

I find the use of the word "Goyta:" to be highly offensive. Although the song is a cute concept, the choice of that word really is a turn-off.

[JamesPWriter]

@chavelamomela Why would that be offensive?

[chavelamomela]

@JamesPWriter "goyta" is offensive because the word "goy" or "goyim" or "goyta" is derogatory. The first What's wrong with saying "cleaning lady?"

From Wikipedia on "Goy" : "In English, the use of the word goy can be controversial. Like other common (and otherwise innocent) terms, it may be assigned pejoratively to non-Jews.[7][8][9] To avoid any perceived offensive connotations, writers may use the English terms "Gentile" or "non-Jew"."

[liisumuz]

@chavelamomela get a life.

[chavelamomela]

@liisumuz, I guess you have nothing more intelligent to say to respond to my point so you resort to personal insults. Brilliant. How about disagreeing by bringing facts or reasons why the other perspective is valid rather than showing your true colors. How fittingfor the time before Yom Kippur when we are judged for our actions. Beautiful.

[yourjewishnews]

we posted this video to the Just Weird section of our website

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