Hong Yong
term used to describe when someone believes the lyrics to a song to be very different from the actual words.
this was started because a number of children believed the lyrics to chorus of the janis joplin song “piece of my heart” were this:
“i’ll say come on, come on, come on, come on and take it!
take it!
take another little piece of my hong yong, baby.”
the children believed that this was a naughty term they just didn’t know the meaning of yet.
someone singing the lyrics to the white snake song “here i go again” and singing “like a twister i was born to walk alone”
dude – you totally just pulled a hong yong, they say “like a drifter i was born to walk alone”
a boisterous child lacking in social graces; compare to yahoo; phrase in use prior to 1950
those kids were acting like a bunch of hong yongs.
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