The King Khan & BBQ Show - Teabag Party

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Larry wants a teabag
Jeff wants a teabag
BJ wants a teabag
Ashley wants a teabag
Teabag, teabag, everybody teabag, come on

{Chorus}
Well I'm gonna put my balls on top of your head
Then you gonna wish, oh, wish you were dead
Tonight
Teabag party tonight
I'm gonna put my balls on top of your head tonight

{Chorus}
Somebody teabag somebody
Somebody teabag somebody
I know
Somebody teabag somebody
Somebody teabag somebody
I know

{Chorus}
Bow, drip drip drip bow
Bow-do bow, bow drip drip drip drip
Teabag
Alby wants a teabag
Jeff wants a teabag
Anna wants a teabag
Someone wants a teabag
Teabag, teabag, еverybody teabag, come on

{Chorus}
Wеll I'm gonna put my balls on top of your head
Then you gonna wish, oh, wish you were dead
Tonight
Teabag party tonight
I'm gonna put my balls on top of your head tonight

{Chorus}
Somebody teabag somebody
Somebody teabag somebody
I know
Somebody teabag somebody
Somebody teabag somebody
I know

{Chorus}
Bow, drip drip drip bow
Bow-do bow, bow drip drip drip drip
Teabag

{Chorus}
Somebody teabag somebody
Somebody teabag somebody
I know
Somebody teabag somebody
Somebody teabag somebody
I know

{Chorus}
Bow, drip drip drip bow
Bow-do bow, bow drip drip drip drip
Teabag

Release Date: January 01, 2007

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The King Khan & BBQ Show is a Canadian garage rock duo known for their wild and energetic sound that blends elements of doo wop, punk, and soul. The duo consists of Mark Sultan (BBQ) and Blacksnake (King Khan), who were former bandmates in the Montreal-based band Spaceshits before forming their own group.

After Spaceshits disbanded in 1999, Sultan started a new band called Les Sexareenos before embarking on a solo career as BBQ. Meanwhile, Blacksnake formed King Khan & His Shrines. The two musicians reconnected and began writing songs together, eventually releasing their debut album, The King Khan & BBQ Show, in 2004. The album received critical acclaim and led to an international tour.

Over the years, The King Khan & BBQ Show released several more albums, including What’s for Dinner? in 2006 and Invisible Girl in 2009. In 2010, they were selected by Laurie Anderson and Lou Reed to perform at the Sydney Opera House as part of their curated festival Vivid Live.

Despite announcing a break-up at one point, the duo continued to create music together and released their fourth album, Bad News Boys, in 2015. The band has since continued to tour and release new music, captivating audiences with their raw and explosive performances. The King Khan & BBQ Show's unique blend of genres and high-energy live shows have solidified their reputation as one of the most exciting acts in the garage rock scene.