He was addicted to cocaine and owed his dealer money so the peppers let him do the voice on the song for enough cash to pay him back. Jake from Guelph, CanadaThe man who says the line 'look at the turtle go bro.' was the chili peppers producer at the time.Dan from Tinley Park, Ilwait.this song was from the album, freaky styley, and their producer for that album was george clinton, was he the one that said the thing at the beginning? cuz it doesnt sound like him.

Dan from Tinley Park, Ilo, and Dr Seuss wrote this book about the rise of hitler.Claudia from New York, Nyactually, it was the producer's (george clinton)coke dealer who said 'look at the turtle go, bro'.Ben from Ocean City, NjPossibly the best book on the subject of Turtle-stacking ever.Evan from Kali, MiIt's funny that they didn't include the end of the story when Yertle is knocked down into the mud.The turtles go free, while Yertle is 'the King of the Mud,' a euphemism for death, much like Hitler's fate. The 'burp' made by Mack, the turtle on the bottom, at the very end, is much like the Battle of Berlin, the final offensive front made by the Allies in the European theater of the war.

He explains that Yertle wanted to be the ruler 'of all that he sees,' much like Hitler, and began his reign of terror with the Holocaust and the sacrifice of millions of people, much like Yertle sacrifices the poor turtle. The book was removed from many schools for being 'too political. Ultimately, the dictatorial leader, symbolizing Hitler, falls. The book is about how all creatures should be free.

Sam from Philedelphia, PaThe book is about the inception of Nazi Germany and Hitler, according to an interview by Theodore Geisel himself. There are many connections through the book to the rise and fall of Hitler.

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