Gold Diggers of 1933 - "We're in the Money"

The famous opening song from the film Gold Diggers of 1933, performed by Ginger Rogers. All musical scenes in the film, including this one, were choreographed by the legendary Busby Berkeley.

Category:

Entertainment

Tags:

• Ginger Rogers
• Gold Diggers of 1933
• Busby Berkeley
• We're in the Money
• musical
• Hays Code
• 1930s
• classic
• Hollywood
• depression
• Pig Latin
• blonde

[rocco133]

so this is where you got the song from, Mr. plinkett...

[plutoamun]

I have to say women back then were beautiful.

[bmadden85]

@plutoamun: as they are today. the ones you are seeing at tv worthy. just like the ones tv worthy today. but there is a lot more tv. so there are a lot more people who aren' tv worthy who actually are on tv. a bigger pool means larger variances.

[rocco133]

@Volts48

for star wars episode 3 and for Kingdom of the crystal skulls. Maybe he used it somewhere else too, i'm not sure.

[Ninjaculation]

so this is america's height.

[Volts48]

@rocco133 which Mr. Plnkett review did he use this song for again?

[ajlposh]

12 people aren't in the money

[xAndycoolguy27x]

What do people mean, 'the coins are strategicly placed?' What would be the purpose?

[Success0527]

@ReiGrim Are you really financially ignorant enough to believe that wall street causes depressions and recessions? Trust that public education, Obozo is counting on you. The crashes of both 1929 and 2008 were the result of government interventions into "free" markets; in '29 it was a banking crisis that kicked it off and in 2008 it was the popping of a real estate bubble that was explicitly created by the govt. via Fannie and Freddie. Wall street is everybody's favorite scapegoat.

[ZeroXcuses]

@plutoamun There's a black woman in this video?