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| − | Five year olds who need a rap song for their kindergarten talent show. Rollo goes to his friend, ancient Jew Murray, who used to be a songwriter. His ode to fiscal responsibility, "Bank that Cash Up," is a flop with the Big Wheel crowd garnering boos. | + | Five year olds who need a rap song for their kindergarten talent show. Rollo goes to his friend, ancient Jew Murray, who used to be a songwriter. His ode to fiscal responsibility, "Bank that Cash Up," is a flop with the Big Wheel crowd, garnering boos. |
Murray tries to make it up to them by writing them a new song to be a four-letter word extravaganza, which the boys then unfortunately perform on Rollo's stepdad's cable access talk show, ''Cleveland,'' which is a big hit with teachers and parents. | Murray tries to make it up to them by writing them a new song to be a four-letter word extravaganza, which the boys then unfortunately perform on Rollo's stepdad's cable access talk show, ''Cleveland,'' which is a big hit with teachers and parents. | ||
Latest revision as of 07:43, 28 September 2017
Five year olds who need a rap song for their kindergarten talent show. Rollo goes to his friend, ancient Jew Murray, who used to be a songwriter. His ode to fiscal responsibility, "Bank that Cash Up," is a flop with the Big Wheel crowd, garnering boos.
Murray tries to make it up to them by writing them a new song to be a four-letter word extravaganza, which the boys then unfortunately perform on Rollo's stepdad's cable access talk show, Cleveland, which is a big hit with teachers and parents.
This results in Cleveland's show getting cancelled.
Theodore's uncle is T-Pain!
