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you reposted in the wrong neighbourhood 

The combined edition of Eminem's Shake That feat. Nate Dogg and glue70 Casin.These song have been combined by the autor SHOKK on soundcloud look below #1 on 22 may 2014. His inspiration was the video called BUYING MODS look below #2 by the autor novajam on youtube in 24 of april the same year to show frustration about steam alowing people to sell mods to the game Skyrim . Many people including me enjoyed that piece of art made by SHOKK so they started to remix the song in many ways. Like you reposted in the wrong swamp look below #3 made by JerryTerry on 11 of september 2016 the songs are all star by smash mouth and of course glue70 casin and the video used in the song is from the cartoon called the critic and shows the character Jay Sherman dancing from season 2 episode 1.It gained massive popularity reaching over 4 milion views. p.s sorry for my bad english im from poland understand it.
#1 type in google you reposted in the wrong neighborhood top search
#2 type in google BUYING MODS its the top one
#3 type in google you reposted in the wrong swamp its the top one
You reposted in the wrong neighbourhood-a meme created by the user SHOKK. sometimes its just the song with someone dancing or sometimes the neighbourhood is being replaced ex.
You reposted in the wrong Mcdonalds
Etc.
Another p.s. i did not use link because Urban Dictionary does not allow them

you've reposted in the wrong neighbourhood 

a catchy song thats a remix of glue70 - Casin and Shake That-Nate Dogg & Eminem ,meme faktor 1000
you: dude did you hear you've reposted in the wrong neighbourhood yet?
dude:no
you: why its awesome
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