Their 1995 first official studio album, Use Your Fingers, broke them into the mainstream. They have toured constantly. The band is perhaps now best known for their 1999 dance music satire "The Bad Touch" (a top 40 hit in multiple nations such as Australia, Norway, Sweden, and more) and their 2005 pop punk / power pop track "Foxtrot Uniform Charlie Kilo" (also a European hit), along with their 1996 breakthrough song "Fire Water Burn".
Their fifth and final studio album, Hard-Off, was released on December 18, 2015 via bandleader Jimmy Pop's label Jimmy Franks Recording Company.
In an interview with the German site Promiflash at the end of 2017, Bass player Jared Hennegan stated that the band had broken up in 2013 after the Ukraine and Russia incidents. In July 2023, Jimmy Pop said that he was still working on making Bloodhound Gang music and that the band has not broken up.
The Vagina Song
Bloodhound Gang Lyrics
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Some are kind of scary, And this is what they're called
VagiHaaaina!(vagina)
VagaHoooo!(vagina)
They call that thing..vagina
Some belong to virgins, They're really tight and strong
But big or small i love em'all
That's why i sing my song!
VagiHaaaina!(vagina)
VagaHoooo!(vagina)
They call that thing..vagina
Vagina!
Some of them are smelly, Like clams and fish and such
Some smell like a summer's eve cause they've been douched too much
VagiHaaaina!(vagina)
VagaHoooo!(vagina)
They call that thing..vagina
VagiHaaaina!(vagina)
VagaHoooo!(vagina)
They call that thing..vagina
Nothing could be finer than to be in a vagina, in the morning
The lyrics of Bloodhound Gang's song The Vagina Song are a playful and somewhat crude ode to the female genitalia. The first verse establishes that vaginas can come in different shapes and sizes, using imagery that is both humorous and a little bit scary. The chorus, which repeats the words "VagiHaaaina" and "VagaHoooo," serves to emphasize the pride and enthusiasm that the singer feels about vaginas. The second verse adds a touch of social commentary, noting that some vaginas belong to virgins and that they come in different states of cleanliness. Finally, the third verse delivers the punchline of the song, declaring that "nothing could be finer than to be in a vagina, in the morning."
Line by Line Meaning
Some of them are hairy, Some of them are bald
There is variability in pubic hair on vaginas - some have hair and some don't.
Some are kind of scary, And this is what they're called
Some vaginas may look frightening to some people, but they are just called vaginas
VagiHaaaina!(vagina)
This is another word for vagina
VagaHoooo!(vagina)
This is another word for vagina
They call that thing..vagina
This line further emphasizes that the song is about vaginas.
Some belong to virgins, They're really tight and strong
Some vaginas belong to virgins and are tight and strong due to lack of previous sexual activity
But big or small i love em'all That's why i sing my song!
Regardless of the size, the singer loves all vaginas
Some of them are smelly, Like clams and fish and such
Vaginas can have a distinct smell, sometimes similar to seafood
Some smell like a summer's eve cause they've been douched too much
Some vaginas are perfumed due to excessive use of feminine hygiene products
VagiHaaaina!(vagina)
This is another word for vagina
VagaHoooo!(vagina)
This is another word for vagina
They call that thing..vagina
This line reiterates that the song is about vaginas.
Nothing could be finer than to be in a vagina, in the morning
The singer expresses the pleasure of being inside a vagina in a humorous and exaggerated way
Contributed by Lily O. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
@davidwagner4746
37 yrs old and bloodhound gang still has a place within the soul to be jammed out to for real 👍
@skait174
DUDE! 36 here and this song RANDOMLY popped in my head and i couldn't even remember where it was from 😅
i was watching a vid about Independent trucks and how they're not as good now and my brain sang, "Chiiiiina!" and i was like where is that from??😂
@JT_Grogan
Jimmy Pop's wordplay is underrated
@alishahiroko
It really is! He is clever.
@jeffreytoman5202
No doubt
@joshwilley3173
Oh fo sho
@onewon1007
He's really good, just a bit mono tonish.
@mavris1
Incredibly underrated
@czardeaner7713
This song was why my mom broke this cd in half.
@iamgroot4080
Just don't show her this video, or she will break the internet