Ninja Rap

As for right now, we are done, we are through, we are out.

[upbeat music] Speaking of hitting it, hitting it right on the head, you know, uh, one of the, one of my favorite soundtrack songs is "Ninja Rap" by Vanilla Ice from one of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle soundtracks.

Okay.

Early '90s, I believe, uh, where the chorus literally is, "Ninja, ninja rap.

Ninja, ninja rap." So, you know.

How long do you think it took him to write that?

I don't...

[laughs]

But nostalgic for sure, and then you could say that Vanilla Ice had other hits, like "Play That Funky Music, White Boy." Not really a hit.

But "Ninja Rap" on the Ninja Turtles movie, oh my God.

I used to call the radio station and beg them to play "Ninja Rap" from the Ninja Turtle movie.

That's number 12.

Number 11, Paul McCartney and Stevie Wonder, "Ebony and Ivory." 1982, seven weeks at number one.

Ice is back with my..." Ah, you got it right.

But nostalgic for sure, and then you could say that Vanilla Ice had other hits, like "Play That Funky Music White Boy." Not really a hit, but "Ninja Rap"- On the Ninja Turtles movie? Oh my God.

I used to call the radio station and beg them to play "Ninja Rap" from the Ninja Turtle movie.

That's number 12.

Number 11, Paul McCartney and Stevie Wonder, "Ebony and Ivory," 1982, seven weeks at number one.

[laughs]

And he does the Ninja Rap.

I want you to know.

[laughs]

Thank you for asking.

Let me pull up YouTube and show you a ninja rap.

And he's 12.

And so we're in the car, we're driving to soccer practice, and I was just playing ninja rap for him.

And I'm like, cool song, right? And he was like, I think so.

He was like.

You will know me in your world by a different name.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, you're right.

Ninja Turtles, yeah.

Ninja Rap.

Ninja Rap, exactly.

Thank you, Carl's.

And then he's not going to cause any problems.