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Previously
I believe the text for the original infographic comes from the Swans song: 'Right Wrong'
My Neck, My Back (Lick it) by Khia works particularly well. Nice find.
really? different demographic i suppose. i was happy with "murder by numbers" by "the police."
Khia's ode to cunnilingus works due to its use of short phrases in the imperative ("do it", "lick it" etc) that imo complement the instructional imagery.
Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger, by Daft Punk, works fine as well.
Long titles get truncated, leading to strange results.
For example, "Today your love tomorrow the world" was cut to "Today your love tomorrow the w" and the result was the "Boogie Nights" screenplay by Paul Thomas Anderson.
I tried this with A Hundred Years by The Cure. It worked quite well, but now hand washing doesn't even seem worth bothering about...
Some of these might be better for reading than singing...
Literal theme match: No Scrubs by TLC, or I Want To Hold Your Hand by the Beatles
Clean hands: The Bad Touch by Bloodhound Gang, or Touch Me by Samantha Fox
Title is Step 14: Jizz in my Pants by The Lonely Island
Formatting test: Around The World by Daft Punk
Bohemian Rhapsody fits too, but BR is kind of a universal connector for lyric-shaped sockets.
I was reminded of this post when “to cure a weakling child” started playing. Not sure what to think of “[object Object]”, but I like the symmetry of the first picture of each row explaining what to wash.
"I'm going slightly mad" by Queen looks nice.
yay! Shriekback PARTHENOGENISIS.
PS - https://youtu.be/9Hv_sfQGgFk