Yoyoy Villame - Butsekik

[@mcjiehembile3992]

It is funny to realize that it is now 2015 and still listening today. Why? Even though it is meaningless because it is just a madeup words, it is not nonsense as you think. This old songs brings back childhood memories, nostalgia. 90's kid will surely appreciate it. I remember walking in Avenida and Isetan with my parent in christmass season, many stores are playing this when i was a lil kid.

[@roylikesitlikethat]

He is a talented singer, and this is his no 1 hit. It is do hilarious and a lot of Filipinos laugh when they hear this. The Odd part is he is singing a language that he only understands! The sad part is we are laughing at something that we are clueless. Nonetheless it is so catchy that I would bet if justin bieber heard this, he will have peed in his pants.

[@nomarnimref]

RIP...one of the greatest Visayan comedian/singers. I grew up listening to this man's songs.

[@jakemal-yari1712]

the lyrics was inspired from the names of different business establishments in a Chinatown in Manila. then Yoyoy, combined it together and created a song from it.

[@Tabbyf]

iboto na national artist ng Pilipinas itong si Yoyoy!!! He makes me smile whenever I hear his songs.

[@RheighB]

Sayang ngayon ko lang na-appreciate yong mga kanta ni Yoyoy Villame, kung kelan wala na siya. Gustong gusto ko itong kantang ito, napakasaya. Nakakatawa yong mga lyrics, napipilipit yong dila ko pag sumasabay ako sa kanta, lol. RIP Yoyoy Villame, you bring us a very nice song that is enjoyable to remember you. Thanks a lot

[@lisleimanuelle6356]

I don't care what they say about the lyrics of this song. It still makes me proud being a Pinoy! And although I don't understand a single word here, I trust Yoyoy Villame's prudence and talent. He is one of a kind who brought pride to our country.

[@JalapenoJr]

i was born in canada, but my parents are pinoy. whenever i was little my dad would keep singing this song in the car and i would be sitting there in my car seat thinkin "wtf??". RIP Yoyoy

[@Enriqueking]

LOL FUNNY TALK :)

[@vilo69]

he used to be my favorite filipino singer when i was in grade school. until now, his songs are fun to listen to.

[@ronaldflores7112]

Thank you Yoyoy for making us smile every time, and to Roy Ramos for posting.

[@bebopalulababy]

You don't have to be a Pinoy to enjoy this song - I once played it for a Westerner friend and she nearly rolled off her seat laughing so hard - it's the way Yoyoy sings and his enunciation that's so hilarious.

[@kakurangers1993]

The late Yoyoy Villame. You will always be remembered. You're the King of Philippine Novelty Songs. We miss you!

[@totidulay]

yoyoy should be declared as national artist for coming out with songs that we dont understand but we love to hear...hehehhe..this is pure music at its best...butsukik....

[@ctu609]

idol talaga tong si yoyoy. wow ke baduy man o hindi, yoyoy will remain an icon in pinoy music. Galing!

[@sadang01]

It's not Chinese language, Yoyoy was just superbly creative. In one of his interviews, he said that he was inspired by the various Chinese sign boards and out came this song...........

[@s0uljah66]

one of my favorite OPM along with the song 'Philippine Geography', it never fails to bring a smile on me ;)

[@ildr2003]

I think Yoyoy contributed a lot as to why Filipinos are such happy broods through his songs.

[@lovehurtize]

nakaka miss nmn ang kantang ito sa album 1988 or 89 ata ito eh .....ngok ngok wong wong kangkong hahahah..

[@jinto74]

I'm Chinese and I can understand his message in this song. I think it's a message of peace. Most Filipinos don't really understand Chinese culture, and vice versa. It is only normal for us humans to be stereotypical racists. But in this song, I don't feel any hate or insult at all. If he really wanted to insult us, he would've written some tagalog or visayan songs with explicit lyrics demonizing the Chinese. I believe he has respect for my race and wrote this song as a salute/tribute to us.

[@duardie2]

bali dili gyud ko kamao mokanta aning awita,lisud ako dila tingali gamay ra he he he,sa talingting,siquijor pa ako nag practice dugay na man to, hoy yoyoy saludo ako sa yo.

[@floweredmaiden]

my dad used to sing this to me all the time in my childhood, man i miss those days.

[@personalkoment]

I remember Vilma Santos and Yoyoy Villame did a duet of this song in Joe Quirino's tv show before,such good times!

[@junglejane23]

Too bad some people put some rude comments on this song. Yoyoy Villame (RIP) was just trying to make the Filipino happy. I miss Pinas!

[@poyzamora]

silingan namu sa calape.... RIP nong yoy... dili ka namu makalimtan.

[@Zinczion]

buti pa si yoyo'y lahat ng kanta nya nakaka-tuwa. salamat yoyoy!

[@arnoldvanangelito3492]

that's how brilliant yoyoy is...he knows languages that we don't know

[@lianpot28]

danda talaga! kantang ndi malilimutan forever! nice nice!

[@eheads09]

one word could describe this guy "Legend" RIP -Sir

[@Enriqueking]

I WAS FROM Cebu playing this on VCD MUSIC FROM TV!!!!

[@tessabela]

@nathanmidori kongkong for kangkong perhaps---- i also come from Bohol like Yoyoy. when i was a child at the time when Yoyoy was still driving the public transport bus called MB Liner in Bohol, there was this popular bakery in Tagbilaran City that delivered fresh bread in the neighboring towns, and the bakeshop was called Tong Nam... perhaps, it is the "Tong Nang" word he used there.

[@UnframedAnimation]

Can't stop listening to this and I don't know why

[@ArashiStorm4Dream]

i remembered i used to sing this when i was kid and i still love singing this!!

[@Syphong]

hahaha! best songs played on the radio when i was still a kid.. hahaha! i miss this so much..

[@the_showpow]

to whoever put this up... maaad props haha this stuff brings back memories mayng

[@ambrosiobertodazo]

I couldn't even remember the first time I heard this song, probably mid 70's. Around that time Ramon Zamora was making movies with the Chinese. Maybe the words have some Chinese meaning. Who knows for sure, but regardless this song brought so much fun and enjoyment to the poor boys like myself of that generation.

[@986517]

hahaha...i really love this song....since i was young.....100 percent OPM.....

[@notanartchannel]

this is a classic Filipino ingenuity. he is not chinese. the inspiration to make this song was his trip to Chinatown. he was amazed by the different store signs and made a song out of it.

[@kimroel]

i love yoyoy.... mga kanata niya nakatulong sa clase ko....

[@sammata5215]

I love the people in the comments constantly ask the language he sang. It's just gibberish. I remember dancing to this song when I was a kid

[@ScottCaterTV]

LOL Ikr same here

[@nekostevie2038]

Sam Mata LOL! Same right here, but i'm a 2000's kid and i can't see anyone who is still singing and dancing to this except for my classmate! :D

[@nilofc]

GOD BLESS YOU YOYOY!!!! Rest In Peace. We Love You.

[@cruzader30]

sige na ok na kahit wala akong ma-intidihan,,,magulo man masaya namang pakinggan,,,he he he

[@akoanani]

Hindi gaano tong butsikik ni Yoyoy ang kinaiinisan ng mga instsik. Yong kanta niyang "uli tsina" binili ng mga intsik ang lahat ng plaka para hindi lang ipapatugtug. Pero lumalabas pa rin.

[@michellequebec7475]

Bobo Chichang hahaa ♥♥ what kind of language he used xD its really funny yet its good. XD

[@bobthebanana8463]

I love this song because it reminds me of bananas and popcorn mixed together

[@dansu75]

"His most popular song was Butsekik, a song written from made-up Chinese-sounding words which Roman Tesorio allegedly came up with by writing down the names of Chinese stores while waiting for a mechanic to fix his broken-down jeepney in Manila's Chinatown." -Wikipedia

[@philest25]

i miss this song in pinas...mmmm

[@DarkKnight1408]

Why do all the good people die first? Yoyoy, Francis M. ... Lagi akong natatawa dito sa kantang ito nung bata pa ako! hahahaha

[@aldapogi]

Sinulat ni Mang Yoyoy ang kantang ito noong nasiraan sya ng jeep sa Manila Chinatown at sinulat nya ang mga pangalan ng mga restoran sa paligid nya habang naghihintay ng mekaniko

[@franztyjacobmagsakay8312]

Butsekik Is A Nonsense Chinese Song Performed By The Late Roman ''Yoyoy'' Villame Michael Lloyd Is The Composer Of Bu Tse Kek

[@ryanv414]

one of favorite filipino artist!

[@ravenblade23]

@lov2504 Yoyoy was bornin the "Bohol"province of the philipienes.. at the time he was a (cab driver) jeepney driver and his jeepney broke down in the "china town"area and as he was waiting to get it fixed he took the names of chiniese restaraunts and buisnes and fashoned the words with his "Bohol" accent (purley jibberish) .

[@jennlego39]

this is so fun to sing with my 3 yrs old Daughter. and she likes it too.

[@atsuover]

Hay nako..

[@justpartytattoos]

We would just dance and be insane with this song. I love this song! BUTSEKIK!

[@KaelRavenblade]

@dapithapon Actually, during a TV interview at the launching of this single way back in the 80s, Yoyoy said the lyrics for Butsekik are gibberish he just made up, he just got the idea for the song after walking around Binondo and reading the various store signs of different business establishments in Chinatown. Just imagine walking thru Ongpin and reading aloud the various store signs you see in time with this music and you basically get the idea.

[@shuhvahl]

Rip yoyoy missed ka na namin!

[@TheAmazon31]

hehehehe the only thing i know is kangkong =D

[@loggers21]

ehehheh magaling kinakanta nga namin ito sa videoke para pampasaya

[@deri1046]

gawa po kayo ng album ulit kasi I like this song

[@CapitanCopiaGato]

I LOVE fake language attempts!!! He did a good job, IMO, and made it funny! LOL!

[@2die4maverick]

mao ni akong paborito nga kanta sa karaoke....easy easy lang....hehehe

[@u2phreak]

This song is a parody of not understanding words that are coming out of someone's mouth - just a total play on sounds of a language that one cannot understand. Yoyoy Villame was a genius! I can't stop laughing, my stomach hurts!

[@xKuyaEx]

nakaka saya nitong kanta na to pag nag karaoke!

[@carlothejuan]

klasikong musikang Pilipino!!

[@rcjplaza]

hayyyy..miss this oldie man :)

[@ProShadsy1]

I listen to this everyday.

[@CapitanCopiaGato]

8( R.I.P. This song is probably my very first inspiration to imitate foreign languages! BTW, we grew up singing and laughing at this song, even if many of us weren't Filipino.

[@jankisu02]

@john8graz Alam niyo po, hindi naman kailangan manira ng ibang klaseng musika para magpuri ng iba.

[@Zinczion]

I vote Yoyoy for our National artist!

[@Enriqueking]

Pong Choyla chichidi kongkoyla butsikik ek ek ek!!!

[@rakista301]

your life is so miserable you do not appreciate music like this one!

[@lyneesearvo9849]

Tnx sa nag upload....

[@xoxomikanatsume]

well... actually that is a chinese song i dont know who composed that. until now no one understand what is the meaning of the song. thats what our teacher in social studies( history subject). u know chinese people dont understand their language if we speak it with a tone. like the song of Butsekik. try asking ur social studies teacher. its really real.

[@mleechtheleech]

If you are wondering what you saw at 1:39 those are the children he has captured and they are in their colorful cages ;)

[@nekoraba]

Ang cute ng kantang natutuwa ako tuwing pinapakinggan ko XD dito pala nakuha yung title na "Bon Twilight Chiriri kong Twilight" sa Banana Split.

[@CapitanCopiaGato]

The absence of teeth adds to the comedy!

[@christianlaurencelopez2627]

i grew up hearing this song :) FILIPINO made.

[@rockymarciano9344]

he got that lyrics in cebu name of a Chinese stores were he jot down composed and gave soul of music.

[@MeetMicah]

ka cute ni yoyoy oi! hehe

[@heartbreakervii]

in short to what @kaelravenblade is saying walang kabuluhan ang kantang ito khit na dumaan sya sa china town di lahat ng chinese dun e nagkakaintindihan ng ganun ka bilis kapag nag-usap dahil may iba marunong magmandarin mayroon hindi, may iba marunong ng 3 klaseng dialect pero iba ang ounto... iba ang punto ng chinese na galing china sa punto ng mga galing taiwan, and ang especial sa lahat iba din ang punto ng mga chinese dito sa bansa natin na dito na pinanganak at lumaki

[@boyspoq123]

What a Chinese song ! proud to be pilipino !

[@karnenorth1123]

Youre Wrong Man.. according to a show Magpakailanman where they showed the story of Yoyoy.. the lyrics came from every signboards of chinese stores in binondo and he put them together and form a song

[@ItsGreenDude]

mag kanta ang mga taga pinas ng ganito kapag manalo tau sa gira ... ahahahha...

[@edalainejoy]

wahahaha luv it^_^ daghan kaayung nag tuo nga chinese ang butsekik.....XD

[@jvkenshin416]

@BigBangluver100 i agree! truly a one of a kind song! so lighthearted and so well done and can only be sung by none other than the late yoyoy villame himself :)

[@Enriqueking]

I LOVE YOYOY VILLAME

[@ErnieJourneys]

though blatantly racist, this is one of the songs i will remember for the rest of my life haha.

[@trucorky]

i must wach this every day, makes my day better:D

[@EliyahuShlieserman]

there are many people who were born before 2000 still alive, you know... ;)

[@ipv2000]

I am a Chinese , wong wong choy is a vegetable sold in china town. he just make it funny. 黄菜

[@kyringe]

RIP You made the wold a more fun to live in!

[@raymction947]

Only Yoyoy Knows whta the Lyrics mean and the song about. Genius!

[@rainduvalbaldemoro4486]

LOL! This is an old song, yet I still listen to it. Although it's gibberish talking, it still a music. GG WP

[@nekostevie2038]

RaniX B OH GOSH!! :D thats right! This might be an old song, and i might be a 2000's kid... I STILL LOVE LISTENING TO THIS SONG !

[@rainduvalbaldemoro4486]

Neko Stevie I'm from 90s :)

[@Richarditong]

punyemas, di ko alam kung matatawa ako o maaasar:)) ang galing!

[@ramonmangunay5179]

That is an alien song. Popular song from planet Mars hahaha

[@cupcakewonderland1677]

Ramon Mangunay u make my day :)

[@elijah2244]

+Hazel Lim Nicee Englishh bruhhh !!!

[@popperoo00]

sabi nya s interview., while traveling manila. s mga name ng mga store nya n nda2anan nikta ung lyrics., pinagsama2 nya lng., un ang naala2 q., hehe!!

[@6527mjap]

for my knowledge, all those what he say are all "banners" (if I am not mistaken) from a china town in philippines.

[@GirlyTomatoes]

It was Chinese gibberish, The lyrics were inspired by the Chinese medical stores which he loves at China town.

[@shikamaru0915]

Awesome song but I still don't know what it means lol. Galing talaga!

[@ildr2003]

He dances funny like my dad!