לא פראיירים - Music

HaDag Nahash הדג נחש Is A Chart-Topping Israeli Hip-Hop Group. The Group's Name Literally Means "Snakefish" Dag Fish Nachash Snake But It Is Also A Hebrew Pun. In Israel People Who Have Only Recently Gotten Their Driver's Licences Place A Tag On Their Back Window With The Words "Nahag Chadash" "new Driver" . The Anagram "HaDag Nachash" Therefore Indicates The Group's Ambitions As A Voice For The Youth In Israel. The Band's Icon Depicting A Kid Urinating Comes From The Hebrew Idiom Loosely Translated As "Where Does The Fish Piss From?" מאיפה משתין הדג Meaning Something Akin To "How It's Done" Or "How Things Work." Like Many Israeli Pop Musicians Such As Teapacks Tipex And The Idan Raichel Project HaDag Nahash Blend Western Pop Music And Ethnic Music To Create A Unique Sound Tapestry Somewhere Between Hip-Hop And World Music. One Of Their Most Famous Hits Is "Shirat Hasticker" Known As "The Sticker Song" In English Written By Israeli Novelist David Grossman. The Lines In The Song Are All Direct Quotes Or Plays On Slogans That Actually Appeared At Some Time On Bumper Stickers In Israel But The Unique Collage Of Opposing Political Slogans Juxtaposed Against Apolotical Slogans Parodies And So Forth Creates An Angry Irony. Another Song By The Group Called "Sod Ha-Hatzlacha" Which Translates To "The Secret Of Success" In English Is Displayed On Their Album "Lazuz" "To Move" And Is Considered One Of Their Best Songs. Hadag Nahash Has A Minor Rivalry With The Famous Israeli Hip-Hop Star Subliminal As Is Shown In The Lyrics Of The Song "Gabi V'Debi" Gabby And Debi . Hadag Nahash Has Sold Out Concerts In The US. They Have Seven Members Their Lead Rapper And Founder Is Shaanan Streett. They Have Four Albums Out And Are Working On A Fifth. A Few Of Their Songs Appear On Adam Sandler's New Movie "You Don't Mess With The Zohan" 2008 Source Wikipedia.Org read less