A song about this subject features both a female duo called Menajahtwa [“Ménage à Trois” or men-AJ-a-TWAH] and the Atban Klann, a precursor to the Black Eyed Peas, and starts with a child’s Uncle Dolamite asking her to give him a kiss. The OutKast song “Player’s Ball” was originally about this subject, and while most references were against acknowledging it, the song was later edited so that it didn’t mention this subject at all. The Ying-Yang Twins have released an album entirely dedicated to this subject, but Afroman has released two, while the track listing for both is almost exactly the same. One song about this occurrence by Insane Clown Posse has a character associated with it avoid the ghetto, while one by a different artist describes finding that same character’s wallet and subsequently returning it to them, while also mentioning how their moms are all making excellent food. For ten points, name this annual occurrence, which, when mentioned in rap, often accompanies complaints about poor kids never receiving toys from Santa.
A song about this subject features both a female duo called Menajahtwa [“Ménage à Trois” or men-AJ-a-TWAH] and the Atban Klann, a precursor to the Black Eyed Peas, and starts with a child’s Uncle Dolamite asking her to give him a kiss. The OutKast song “Player’s Ball” was originally about this subject, and while most references were against acknowledging it, the song was later edited so that it didn’t mention this subject at all. The Ying-Yang Twins have released an album entirely dedicated to this subject, but Afroman has released two, while the track listing for both is almost exactly the same. One song about this occurrence by Insane Clown Posse has a character associated with it avoid the ghetto, while one by a different artist describes finding that same character’s wallet and subsequently returning it to them, while also mentioning how their moms are all making excellent food. For ten points, name this annual occurrence, which, when mentioned in rap, often accompanies complaints about poor kids never receiving toys from Santa.
A song about this subject features both a female duo called Menajahtwa [“Ménage à Trois” or men-AJ-a-TWAH] and the Atban Klann, a precursor to the Black Eyed Peas, and starts with a child’s Uncle Dolamite asking her to give him a kiss.