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Mel Gibson parodydrunk drivingJewish culturecelebrity scandalcomic songmel gibsonmel brooksparodycomedyyiddishsabbathkosher
A comic song targets Mel Gibson over the drunken police incident associated with him. The singer mixes a warning not to drink and drive with references to Yiddish, the Sabbath, kosher food, Mel Brooks movies, and the Carnegie Deli. The humor argues that Gibson should keep his distance from Jewish culture and from the speaker, while briefly suggesting he is now doing fine.
What happened, in order
Yiddish Warning
The singer jokes that hearing Mel Gibson use a Yiddish phrase would signal that he had reached a new low.
Sabbath Advice
The song warns Mel Gibson to stay away on the Sabbath.
Kosher Roll Call
The singer rattles off pastrami, rye, and knishes as comic examples of kosher food.
Brooks and Carnegie
Mel Brooks movies and the Carnegie Deli are invoked as recognizable Jewish cultural touchstones.
Don't Drink and Drive
The central punch line tells listeners not to drink and drive or they could end up in trouble with police like Mel Gibson.
Keep Away
The speaker closes by saying Mel Gibson should probably stay away from him.
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80 words, machine transcribed. Click any timestamp to jump the player there.
If he should say some Yiddish thing like Orve Now you know he hit his low Don't be around on the Sabbath day Kosher food like pastrami and rye and knishes too Mel Brooks movies and the Carnegie Deli so tonight don't drink and dry ya ya ya ya or you'll end up like Mel Gibson did with the police I don't think he started all the wars now he's fine too
But he should probably stay away from me