Tongue Twists
A song featuring two or more languages.
May 5, 2025
PlaylistHighlights
- Winner
- Christopher Long with 14 points
- Scoring
- 18 scored submissions imported
Submissions
- #114 pointsFirst-time
- #213 pointsFirst-time
I love this song, but just learned the intro is Arabic: “Oh my night oh my night What a long time its been That I've been searching for the love of my life That I've been searching for the love of my life That I've been searching for my love…”
- #312 pointsFirst-time
With Mr. Worldwide himself
- #411 pointsFirst-time
- T510 pointsFirst-time
- T510 pointsReturning
- #68 pointsFirst-time
This may be my only chance I get to introduce the wonderful Dutch band BLØF to you all. Universal approached them to so this collab with The Counting Crows back in 2004. A fusion of two great voices and languages!
- T77 pointsFirst-time
U2 released this album under the pseudonym Passengers with this track on it featuring Pavarotti
- T77 pointsFirst-time
- #86 pointsFirst-time
I went with a different route, people probably went with a Spanish and English song. I wanted to change it up a little.
- T95 pointsFirst-time
Destroy us wonderfully! I saw these ladies live a few years ago and they blew me away
- T95 pointsFirst-time
- T95 pointsFirst-time
The smoothest language switches you'll ever hear between two of the most different languages. Taiwan's OSN ('awr-shwen') can do Nu-Metal and raunchy R&B, but found the most commercial success with sensitive heartbreak rap-ballads. His swagger songs are better and suit you guys more. I bet you bounced!
- #104 pointsReturning
“heeeeey sexy lady”
- T113 pointsFirst-time
When I did an exchange program to Germany in high school, this song was massive at the clubs. Still don't understand how Lil Kim rapping in German over a Notorious BIG track didn't land in the US.
- T113 pointsFirst-time
Two languages? That would be child’s play!
- Lady Marmalade - From "Moulin Rouge" SoundtrackChristina Aguilera, Lil' Kim, Mýa, P!nkSubmitted by faulkheather#122 pointsFirst-time
- #131 pointsReturning
It took me many years to realize that the chorus female voice is singing “Les Yeux Sans Visage”. Eyes without a Face. It’s based on a 60’s French horror film about a plastic surgeon who is obsessed with recreating his daughter’s image after an accident. Nostalgia. The rap breakdown got put in there, “because it was the 80’s, everyone was doing it.”