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== Turkey in the Straw?!?!?! ==
This song is a much stronger reference to "Do your ears hang low?" http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Do_Your_Ears_Hang_Low%3F [[Special:Contributions/96.41.10.91|96.41.10.91]] ([[User talk:96.41.10.91|talk]]) 03:21, 12 August 2012 (UTC)
== Citation for Minstrel show origins ==
*Lucas, Demetria. "Shock & Awe." The Source November 2006: 24-25.
It's an article from The Source magazine, the one with Xzibit or Jim Jones on the cover (there were two covers for that issue). [[User:Bradtcordeiro|Brad T. Cordeiro]] 01:14, 20 December 2006 (UTC)
*Crawford, Byron ([[2006-09-22]]). "[http://xxlmag.com/online/?p=4869 Minstrel show rap]". ''XXL Magazine''. Retrieved [[2007-01-03]].
And that's the reference for Byron Crawford. - [[User:Bradtcordeiro|Brad T. Cordeiro]] 20:27, 3 January 2007 (UTC)
== Lil Mont's version ==
Lil Mont's "Chain Hang Low" came out in 2002, was produced by DJ Beats from Da Beatstaz (same producer as Jibbs version) and 11-year-old Jibbs was one of the kids chanting the chorus on the original song. In fact, a very young Jibbs rapped a verse on the remix along with Murphy Lee of the St. Lunatics. 4 years later he would come out with his own version, also produced by DJ Beats, and would feature Lil Mont on the remix. So it is not a controversial "bite" but rather a throwback to the "old" song from the same people involved. I have no sources to cite other than my own memory so I'm putting this in talk. [[User:Stlpaul|Stlpaul]] ([[User talk:Stlpaul|talk]])
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== Perhaps a rebellion song? ==
According to the article, children are stealing ice cream while singing. Perhaps ''Do your Chain Hang Low'' is their rebellion song, used to represent a rebellion against adult superiors? [[User:GrinningIodize|GrinningIodize]] ([[User talk:GrinningIodize|talk]]) 17:28, 8 June 2024 (UTC)
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