Jimmy Buffett in Yiddish - “Kum tsu mir” (adaptation of “Why Don't We Get Drunk and Screw”)

[@RemingtonRidersMusic]

Bravo! This is super-great and oh so funny. I'm still chucking over it. And I love the fiddle playing "Fiddler on the Roof" style. Cheers, Jan.

[@zevgotkin7114]

Thank you, the world needs this. Love it!

[@congressforjewishculture]

We concur!

[@lloydwolf1]

The world needed this! Love it. Shkoyak.

[@zevgotkin7114]

I literally didn't see your comment until I typed mine. Too weird!

[@scarlettina710]

Absolutely brilliant!

[@hershlhartman4184]

As a Yiddish translator/dialogue coach for film and tv, my kapelyush (cap) is off to all involved.

[@LewisDennen]

I bow humbly...simply no words to describe how AWESOME this is! I may never hear that song the same way...well done indeed! :)

[@ninakgordon]

Yasher koakh to Rokh and the band!

[@Rokhl.K]

Thanks, Nina!!!

[@garybelenke4370]

I can't stop smiling!

[@tazsmonntazsmonn7822]

Thank you !

[@DanShore]

If this is wrong, I don't want to be right.

[@JayResnick]

beer, wine or a margarita.

[@markspires1223]

😄😄😄

[@patrickbeck3285]

I cannot wonder how do you say parrotheads in Yiddish? So very funny.

[@Rokhl.K]

papugay-kep

[@gjsterp]

Had to look up,the word motsi.

[@Rokhl.K]

It’s the blessing said on the challah (braided loaf for the Friday night Sabbath meal)