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cham'one by LoboParamiitary May 16, 2004
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cham'one by Chris Wightman June 23, 2003
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chamone
Chamone also shamone was Michael Jackson's curious way of saying "come on" in the song, Bad.
Michael Jackson set the precedent for this type of pseudo-mondegreen by replacing the k-sound at the beginning of the word, kid, with the ch-sound in the song, Billie Jean, resulting in the Michaelese word, chid.
Michael Jackson set the precedent for this type of pseudo-mondegreen by replacing the k-sound at the beginning of the word, kid, with the ch-sound in the song, Billie Jean, resulting in the Michaelese word, chid.
chamone by Hoopermazing June 27, 2009
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