Good Times With Weapons - Development

Development

This episode features "Let's Fighting Love," a theme song that mixes Japanese and English lyrics. The song is performed by series creator Trey Parker.

Romaji Episode Subtitles Kana Translation

Subarashi chin chin mono
Kintama no kami aru
Sore no oto sarubobo
Iie! Ninja ga imasuuuuuuuu

Hey hey let's go kenka suru
Taisetsu na mono protect my balls!
Boku ga warui so let's fighting...
Let's fighting love! Let's fighting love!

Kono uta chotto baka
Wake ga wakaranai
Eigo ga mecha kucha
Daijoubu, we do it all the time!

素晴らしいチンチンもの
金玉の髪ある
それの音　サルボボ
いいえ！忍者がいます！

Hey, hey let's go!喧嘩する
大切な物　Protect my balls
僕が悪い　So let's fighting!
Let's fighting love! Let's fighting love!

この歌ちょっと馬鹿
訳が分からない
英語が滅茶苦茶
大丈夫、We do it all the time!

すばらしいチンチンもの
きんたまのかめある
それのおとサルボボ
いいえ！にんじゃがいます

Hey hey let's go けんかする
たいせつなもの protect my balls!
ぼくがわるい so let's fighting...
Let's fighting love! Let's fighting love!

このうたちょっとばか
わけがわからない
えいごがめちゃくちゃ
だいじょうぶ, we do it all the time!

I have a wonderful penis
And testicle hair.
That's the sound of a sarubobo.
No! It's the ninjas!

Hey hey let's go fight!
The important thing is to protect my balls!
I'm bad, so let's fighting...
Let's fighting love!
Let's fighting love!

This song is a little stupid
It's hard to make sense of
Its English is messed up
That's OK! We do it all the time!

Also, in spite of the episode's popularity among fans, Parker and Stone openly admitted in the Season 8 commentary track that they didn't think it was a very good episode. Creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone jokingly referred to 2004 in their DVD commentary as "The Year From Hell." They were filming and premiering Team America: World Police while working on the season, which caused them a considerable amount of writer's block.

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