I expect this to be referenced on the next season of Boondocks (whenever they actually get around to making it)

Is that one kid going bald aready, or does just have a really unfortunate haircut?

*ahem* aLready.

Or is he some sort of Kung-Fu practitioner?

Taki?

Came for the "Oh My!". Leaving disappointed.

Vlad_the_Inaner: Taki?

Came for the "Oh My!". Leaving disappointed.

I was wondering if "Hot Cheetos and Takis" was a male version of "Makes my Taco Pop".

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I'd like the 30 seconds of that I could tolerate back please.

What the hell are "takis"?

What kung-fu practitioners may look like (PNSFW)

ApatheticMonkey: *ahem* aLready.

You may want to take another look as that wasn't your only mistake, lol.

mycathatesyou: What the hell are "takis"?



Takis Snacks (Botanas Takis de Barcel) by Barcel are tortilla snacks that resemble rolled tacos; this crunchy snack is coated with salsa and seasoned with lemon powder. They come in four flavors with varying heat intensities: Fuego (Hot Chili Pepper & Lemon), Salsa Brava (Hot Sauce), Takis Nitro (Habanero & Lime) and Crunchy Fajita (Taco Flavored).

Takis (also known as Taquis) are owned by the Barcel company, who are manufacturers of tortilla snacks and potato chips, as well as other confectionary and snack foods. Barcel is a unit of the famous Grupo Bimbo Company, who are also owners of many other popular Mexican brands. Grupo Bimbo purchased a snack factory in Queretaro during the late 70s which later became known as Barcel when the famous title was born in February 9th, 1978. The brand's popularity has spread ever since and many factories were inaugurated in Queretaro Norte, the State of Mexico, Mexicali Baja California, Merida Yucatan and Hidalgo.

Barcel is popularly known throughout Mexico because of their innovative products, they've been introducing the most unique snacks on the market with different flavors, textures and shapes to satisfy all palates. The efforts of Barcel have lasted for more then 32 years, establishing itself as a beloved brand of Mexico and a favorite worldwide.

SoothinglyDeranged: ApatheticMonkey: *ahem* aLready.

You may want to take another look as that wasn't your only mistake, lol.

Hahahaha, wow. I'm really losing it today.

I made it a whole 12 seconds, do I get a prize?

ComputerBob: I made it a whole 12 seconds, do I get a prize?

Twice as long as I could stand. Good job.

did someone say Takei?



/sometimes you just have to do things all by yourself

LewDux: What kung-fu practitioners may look like (PNSFW)

I'm not sure what that was or what it had to do with kung-fu, but feel vaguely Bollywood rickrolled.

good to see ABC made a come back

/kids are dumb

Seriously, i tried to watch this and give it a fair shake, but could only last about 4 seconds before the rap made me want to gouge out my eardrums with a icepick. Seriously, I know they are just kids, but how about teaching them to play an instrument or even sing? Nobody is impressed by someone talking to bad techno.

Haters can hate all they want, but these kids are awesome. I like seeing this kind of family-friendly, creative collaboration come out of an afterschool program.

/Come for the hook, stay for the prepubescent version of Mystikal.

SNACKS.

where's the booty shaking?

Bit'O'Gristle: Seriously, i tried to watch this and give it a fair shake, but could only last about 4 seconds before the rap made me want to gouge out my eardrums with a icepick. Seriously, I know they are just kids, but how about teaching them to play an instrument or even sing? Nobody is impressed by someone talking to bad techno.

This, fark me but that was irritating.

/never heard of "Takis" either

Crusty old white people hatin on little black kids ITT.

I also had never heard of a Taki, so I looked that shiat up while they were rapping.

I thought it was a great Idea that their mother numbered them.

The little girl in that video needs to enunciate/was having a seizure, the only line I got was "I'll dougie to the store" and then she went all grand mal.

Never heard of Takis but they look awesome. Hot Cheetos are amazing with 7-11 nacho cheese as a dip.

/I was raised on that delicious shiat

I'm gonna have to send them a letter if that's how they are spending my ten cents a day.

Bit'O'Gristle: Seriously, i tried to watch this and give it a fair shake, but could only last about 4 seconds before the rap made me want to gouge out my eardrums with a icepick. Seriously, I know they are just kids, but how about teaching them to play an instrument or even sing? Nobody is impressed by someone talking to bad techno.

What's "sing"?

Which brings us back once again to the phrase, "You can't spell "crap" without "rap""

I guess I shouldn't be surprised with Farkers hating on this, but I thought it was kind of awesome. Little kids rapping about their favorite snacks. They all seemed like cool little kids having a blast making this thing. Good on them for making a fun rap video that's fairly wholesome.

Kill them before they grow.

Bit'O'Gristle: Seriously, i tried to watch this and give it a fair shake

No, you didn't. Your comments following my quote make this clear. So why pretend that you did?

Just got back from my local 7-Eleven, they had put Cheeto's Hot and Spicy and Takis together in a giant display trying to take advantage of the trending vid. Grabbed myself a bag of Takis since I'd never even heard of them before this morning. First one was good, second one was a bit too lime covered, and by the third I realized that these are the saltiest things I have ever eaten in my life (and I once ate a spoon full of salt). Psychotically over flavored food for people with dull palettes.

Beaver Knievel: Kill them before they grow.