Jim Carrey: Imposter I'm just a middle-class white guy from Toronto "what's a name that'll get across as quickly as possible that I'm white and Canadian? Snow! Of course!"īut more than the song itself, what really got me interested in "Informer" was the parody that Jim Carrey did when he was on In Living Color I caught it on YouTube recently. They probably expected this to be from some dreadlocked Rasta, not a guy who looked like a forgotten 90210 cast member.
Todd (VO): People might have assumed it was 'cause the song was from some foreign country, and they would be right, although that country was a little further north than they realize. Snow: Yes say Daddy Me Snow me I feel cool and deadly Todd (VO): Not only does it go faster than Sonic the Hedgehog on cocaine, the words themselves didn't seem to make any sense. "It's the End of the World as We Know It (And I Feel Fine)" from memory without stuttering don't dare to take on "Informer". Todd (VO): Yeah, the '90s were a good time for rapid fire, hard-to-karaoke pop jams, but even people who can do. Snow: Informer You know say Daddy Snow me, I'm gonna blame
Video for "Informer" Snow: Informer You know say Daddy Snow me, I'm gonna blame A licky boom boom down a reggae song made by Canadians, and 2., a white person affecting the vocal mannerisms of black people in a highly questionable manner. Todd: So, to recap for those of you who haven't watched the last couple episodes, the top two songs in the country right now are, 1.
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