Hit Me Babushka One More Time
This might possibly be the best reason why old Russian women should learn English: So they can sing Britney Spears songs.
Thanks to Huffington Post for finding this gem of an ad.
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Reader Comments
(Page 2 of 2) Previous 15 Comments16. To zeeklee (# 15) - 'Babushka' IS the word for grandmother in Russian. 'Baba' is the old Russian word for a married woman - used by simple folks in villages, mostly. Baba is used now too, but the uses are limited, and nowadays have nothing to do with the marital status. Yes, sometimes little kids do call their grandmothers Baba (insert any name here), but not too often. The scarf to cover your head is called Kosynka, or Platok, but never Babushka. Shawl, at the very least...
As for the video - absolutely BRILLIANT!
Posted at 5:41PM on Jul 11th 2009 by Not exactly
17. I love it. They chose the best song too. More power to Babushkas.
Posted at 12:16PM on Jul 12th 2009 by Paranel
18. Yuck, hate huffpost forever.
Posted at 3:16PM on Jul 12th 2009 by hopeful
19. It very good advertisong video. it was seeding then Britney Spears went in Moscow.
Posted at 10:04AM on Jul 27th 2009 by 3niceladies
