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| − | "Tip's in the Jar" is a parody of the Christmas carol "{{W|Carol of the Bells}}". "Carol of the Bells" was chosen to be the parody song because the producers thought it was public domain. However, they were wrong and had to pay for use of the parody song anyway.<ref>[https://twitter.com/mattselman/status/1366199024068423680 Matt Selman's Twitter - "Carol of the Bells parody details"]</ref> | + | "Tip's in the Jar" is a parody of the Christmas carol "{{W|Carol of the Bells}}". "Carol of the Bells" was chosen to be the parody song because the producers thought it was public domain. However, they were wrong and had to pay for use of the parody song anyway.<ref>[https://twitter.com/mattselman/status/1366199024068423680 Matt Selman's Twitter - "Carol of the Bells parody details"]</ref> At the time the episode was released, only the music (which was composed earlier than the lyrics) was in public domain. |
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Latest revision as of 13:27, December 13, 2024
"Tip's in the Jar"
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Song Information
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"Tip's in the Jar" is a song sung by the squeaky-voiced teen and PQB's employees when Bart gave a tip.
Lyrics[edit]
- Tip's in the jar,
- Grateful we are.
- Praised be your name,
- You've raised the game.
- Some give us zip,
- It's such a rip.
- Shame them with song,
- They're in the wrong.
- All of the grown-ups in here just...
Behind the Laughter[edit]
"Tip's in the Jar" is a parody of the Christmas carol "Carol of the Bells". "Carol of the Bells" was chosen to be the parody song because the producers thought it was public domain. However, they were wrong and had to pay for use of the parody song anyway.[1] At the time the episode was released, only the music (which was composed earlier than the lyrics) was in public domain.
