Hot boudin, cold cush....

Story and a question.

My 4 year old granddaughter got home from school and asked her mom to play the Hot Boudin, cold cush cush song...
When my daughter-in-law found it on line, she played it...only problem was it said tigers in the song. My granddaughter had a fit for several minutes (good girl, I've taught her well).

I assume they are singing this song at her day care and using Ragin Cajuns..

Question:

After looking for the song online, I can only find the "tiger" version.

Can anyone help me find the correct version of the song so I can play it for my granddaughter.

Thanks

King Rob Harris has it.

He also has 40 Pound Duck

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Originally Posted by CajunSaint08

Story and a question.

My 4 year old granddaughter got home from school and asked her mom to play the Hot Boudin, cold cush cush song...
When my daughter-in-law found it on line, she played it...only problem was it said tigers in the song. My granddaughter had a fit for several minutes (good girl, I've taught her well).

I assume they are singing this song at her day care and using Ragin Cajuns..

Question:

After looking for the song online, I can only find the "tiger" version.

Can anyone help me find the correct version of the song so I can play it for my granddaughter.

Thanks

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This brings a smile to my face!

Who had it first?

They have stolen most of all the unique culture from around the state and claimed it for their own. Did they take that too?

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Originally Posted by RaginScotsman

Who had it first?

They have stolen most of all the unique culture from around the state and claimed it for their own. Did they take that too?

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Its a song praising the Cajuns.

FACT: Louisiana's cULinary school fed the LSU football team back in 1902.

Legend has it, that it was some Hot Boudin and some cold Couche-Couche

They've been singing our praises ever since.

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Originally Posted by Turbine

King Rob Harris has it.

He also has 40 Pound Duck

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Thanks,

When I was a cheerleader, back in the day....

We had a cheer,

Hot boudin, cold kush kush, Come on Cajuns, Let's push, push, push.

Always said while the Cajuns were on offense of course.

They don't call it a "Louisiana Treat" for nothing.

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Originally Posted by CajunSaint08

When I was a cheerleader, back in the day....

We had a cheer,

Hot boudin, cold kush kush, Come on Cajuns, Let's push, push, push.

Always said while the Cajuns were on offense of course.

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Used in the 60s, except we said bulldogs. Later said Cajuns.

This may sound crazy because I have never seen it in writing but I heard a long time ago (when I was a teenager) that originally the phase "Hot Boudin, cold Couche-Couche" was a gross, food metaphore for the wife having a headache.

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Originally Posted by CajunSaint08

Story and a question.

My 4 year old granddaughter got home from school and asked her mom to play the Hot Boudin, cold cush cush song...
When my daughter-in-law found it on line, she played it...only problem was it said tigers in the song. My granddaughter had a fit for several minutes (good girl, I've taught her well).

I assume they are singing this song at her day care and using Ragin Cajuns..

Question:

After looking for the song online, I can only find the "tiger" version.

Can anyone help me find the correct version of the song so I can play it for my granddaughter.

Thanks

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Good stuff and yes you have taught her well.

I'm Proud To Be A Cajun!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FkYE5JTbjow