Rodney has starred on his own sitcom show called "Rodney". The sitcom is based in America and is based on himself and his surrounding family and friends. He often gets into trouble with his good friend Barry. This show ended in May 2006. The show was a departure from his normal adult-oriented style that disappointed many fans.
His comedy albums, Hangin' With Rodney, Morning Wood, Nut Sack, and a Greatest Hits CD have all sold hundreds of thousands of copies. Even though Rodney had a television series, he still tours, selling out comedy clubs and performance halls across the country. He currently lives in Tulsa, Oklahoma with his wife and three sons.
Rodney released his 7th album King of the Mountains, on April 3, 2007
Rodney's first Comedy Central special aired on April 14, 2007.
Snowman
Rodney Carrington Lyrics
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And embarrassed the family?
Could have used a Ball bat
Cucumber or a zucchini
But instead you used a thimble,
Somethin' you could barely see!
Who put the dick on the snowman,
And made him look like me?!
The song "Snowman" by Rodney Carrington is a humorous tune that takes a satirical look at the shenanigans people get up to during the winter season. In particular, it focuses on the antics of a mischievous prankster who, for reasons unbeknownst to others, decides to put a phallic object on the snowman in the front yard. This act of vandalism, which is discovered by the family one morning, leads to embarrassment and shame, particularly for the parents who are mortified by what the neighbors will think. The song hints at a larger issue of sexual repression and how even the most innocent of things can be seen as inappropriate or vulgar, particularly in the context of a family-friendly environment.
The lyrics use a variety of comedic techniques to draw attention to the absurdity of the situation. The repetition of the line "Who put the dick on the snowman?" creates a comical and catchy refrain that will stick in listeners' heads long after they hear the song. Additionally, the use of euphemisms such as "ball bat," "cucumber," and "zucchini" adds an extra layer of humor, as does the heightened contrast between these items and the tiny "thimble" that was actually used. The final line, "And made him look like me," adds a self-deprecating element to the song that is typical of Carrington's humor. By suggesting that the snowman resembles him in some way, Carrington is poking fun at his own sexuality and perhaps at the notion that all men are preoccupied with genitalia.
Line by Line Meaning
Who put the dick on the snowman
Who added the genitalia to the snowman's features
And embarrassed the family?
Caused discomfort or shame for the people related to it
Could have used a Ball bat
There were alternatives that could have been used instead
Cucumber or a zucchini
Examples of objects that could have been utilized instead
But instead you used a thimble,
The choice made was unusual or unorthodox
Somethin' you could barely see!
The item chosen was small or insignificant
Who put the dick on the snowman,
The question is being reiterated
And made him look like me?!
The snowman now bears a resemblance to the artist
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Written by: RODNEY CARRINGTON
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@collinsnider4179
Now this is a Christmas song I can learn to love
@clickbaitoclock3511
My family listens to this for laughs
@kicksandtricks3887
I used to sing this song with my mom 😂😂😂
@ZerryBerrytheSpaceRaccoon
This is art.
@porfyl
my laughing level %100,000,000,000,000,000,000,000
@jeffster111made
every year listen to good ole xmas songs for sure!!
@872guest4
Someone should draw that and put it in museum of art, it will be sold in seconds
@michaelmckinnon1591
Me when I was a kid, didn't remember a Rodney Carrington being there when my dad yelled that, just thought it would be hilarious.
@pauladouglass9456
This was a “live” performance on the Bob and Tom radio show back in the 90’s. (His other big hit was dear penis) But after the Jackson/Timberlake “wardrobe malfunction” in 2004 and all the FCC violations and resulting fines, the entire industry did some house cleaning and these off color songs were removed from the airwaves. Other famous (infamous?) tunes were “I take a look at my enormous penis by davinci’s notebook and camel toe all of which were played publicly. Not anymore.
@Cerinaya
Yeah the FCC crackdown made the Bob and Tom show suck. They couldn't play most of the songs they did before.