e gingerbread
And they'll be pretty smart, because they'll be well-read
And by "read", I mean "read" and the other kind of "red"
(It's a homophone!)

Only a ginger can call another ginger "ginger"
Only a ginga can call another ginga "ginga"
Just like only a ninja can sneak up on another ninja

Yeah, only a ginger, only a ginger
Only a ginger, yeah
Are you all listening-a?
I'm not pointing the finger
I just having a sing-a
I'm just reminding ya

That only a ginger can call another ginger
"Ginger"

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KVN_0qvuhhw

Boys Podcast - SNL. Группа двенадцатилетних мальчиков (Сабрина Карпентер, Хлоя Файнман, Джейн Уиклин, Вероника Словикска) ведут подкаст о закусках и берут интервью у президента Трампа (Джеймс Остин Джонсон). "Fire" - огонь, круто.

In slang, "low-key" means something is subtle, quiet, or done without drawing attention to it, but it can also mean secretly wanting something or feeling a certain way, even if you don't want to admit it. It's often used to describe a feeling of being "sort of" or "a little bit" a certain way. The opposite is "high-key," which means being very obvious or loud about something.

Here are some ways the slang term "low-key" is used:

To express a feeling that is not intense: You can be "low-key mad" about something, meaning you're not very angry, just a little bit.

To describe a secret or subtle desire: For example, "I low-key want to move to a quiet town" expresses a subtle desire without wanting to make a big deal out of it.

To show a "guilty pleasure": Someone might say, "I low-key love romantic comedies" even if they don't want to admit it openly.

To describe a quiet or understated event: A "low-key party" is a party that is not meant to be extravagant or over-the-top.

To describe something that is understated or doesn't immediately appear to be what it is: "She low-key killed that new album" means she was surprisingly or subtly amazing.

Изображение Трампа - VERY FIRE!🤣 (кстати, обрати внимание, как в английском ты непринуждённо превращаешь существительное в прилагательное (в речи Трампа))

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