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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*In 2003 in Australia, [[Nickelodeon]] Australia made a competition for all children around Australia, which was whoever could sing the song the fastest by taking a video of themselves singing it and posting it for the competition would win a multitude of {{SBSP}} merchandise.{{citation needed}} | *In {{Time|2003}} in Australia, [[Nickelodeon]] Australia made a competition for all children around Australia, which was whoever could sing the song the fastest by taking a video of themselves singing it and posting it for the competition would win a multitude of {{SBSP}} merchandise.{{citation needed}} | ||
*According to [[The Tom Kenny Collection]], the description he gives for "[[The Camping Episode]]" revealed that he sang the "Campfire Song Song" very speedily during the recording session. When SpongeBob sings fast, it was purely [[Tom Kenny]], it was not edited to be fast. There were no artificial speed filters used; thus revealing that Tom Kenny can sing very speedily. | *According to [[The Tom Kenny Collection]], the description he gives for "[[The Camping Episode]]" revealed that he sang the "Campfire Song Song" very speedily during the recording session. When SpongeBob sings fast, it was purely [[Tom Kenny]], it was not edited to be fast. There were no artificial speed filters used; thus revealing that Tom Kenny can sing very speedily. | ||
*The song is mentioned again by SpongeBob in "[[Frozen Face-Off]]," much to {{Link|Squidward}}'s annoyance. | *The song is mentioned again by SpongeBob in "[[Frozen Face-Off]]," much to {{Link|Squidward}}'s annoyance. | ||
*In [[Bob l'éponge|the French dub]], this song is left untranslated with the exception of "Oh, yeah!" | *In [[Bob l'éponge|the French dub]], this song is left untranslated with the exception of "Oh, yeah!" | ||
*In [[SpongeBob SquarePants (Indonesian series)|the Indonesian dub]], this song never played in the episode because of time constraints. | *In [[SpongeBob SquarePants (Indonesian series)|the Indonesian dub]], this song never played in the episode because of time constraints.{{Citation needed}} | ||
*This song is heard in the ''{{W|Family Guy}}'' episode "{{W|Road to Rupert}}," in which {{W|Peter Griffin}} watches the episode's scene where SpongeBob and Patrick sing the song. The song was written by [[Dan Povenmire]], who was also a director on that ''Family Guy'' episode. Because of this, he was able to gain the rights to the song. | *This song is heard in the ''{{W|Family Guy}}'' episode "{{W|Road to Rupert}}," in which {{W|Peter Griffin}} watches the episode's scene where SpongeBob and Patrick sing the song. The song was written by [[Dan Povenmire]], who was also a director on that ''Family Guy'' episode. Because of this, he was able to gain the rights to the song. | ||
**Unlike the ''SpongeBob'' version, Squidward is not in it. | **Unlike the ''SpongeBob'' version, Squidward is not in it. | ||
[[File:Family Guy - SpongeBob Campfire Song Song|thumb|center|450 px]] | [[File:Family Guy - SpongeBob Campfire Song Song|thumb|center|450 px]] | ||
*In a 2020 TikTok<ref>https://www.tiktok.com/@danpovenmire/video/6851699259469876485?source=h5_m&_r=1</ref> | *In a {{Time|2020}} {{W|TikTok}} video,<ref>https://www.tiktok.com/@danpovenmire/video/6851699259469876485?source=h5_m&_r=1</ref> Dan Povenmire revealed that in the original version of the song he wrote, Patrick would say, "Letters, letters, letters..." instead of trying and failing to keep up with SpongeBob spelling "Campfire Song" really fast. This change in the final episode was suggested by Dan Povenmire's writing partner at the time, [[Jay Lender]], and Dan admits that he thought it was funnier that way. | ||
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Revision as of 01:00, 7 July 2021
Template:RE Template:Song The "Camp Fire Song Song" is a song that Template:Data:Links sings in "The Camping Episode," "Patchy's Playlist," and "The Camping Episode: Puppet Edition!"
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Trivia
- In 2003 in Australia, Nickelodeon Australia made a competition for all children around Australia, which was whoever could sing the song the fastest by taking a video of themselves singing it and posting it for the competition would win a multitude of SpongeBob SquarePants merchandise.[citation needed]
- According to The Tom Kenny Collection, the description he gives for "The Camping Episode" revealed that he sang the "Campfire Song Song" very speedily during the recording session. When SpongeBob sings fast, it was purely Tom Kenny, it was not edited to be fast. There were no artificial speed filters used; thus revealing that Tom Kenny can sing very speedily.
- The song is mentioned again by SpongeBob in "Frozen Face-Off," much to Template:Data:Links's annoyance.
- In the French dub, this song is left untranslated with the exception of "Oh, yeah!"
- In the Indonesian dub, this song never played in the episode because of time constraints.[citation needed]
- This song is heard in the Family Guy episode "Road to Rupert," in which Peter Griffin watches the episode's scene where SpongeBob and Patrick sing the song. The song was written by Dan Povenmire, who was also a director on that Family Guy episode. Because of this, he was able to gain the rights to the song.
- Unlike the SpongeBob version, Squidward is not in it.
- In a 2020 TikTok video,[1] Dan Povenmire revealed that in the original version of the song he wrote, Patrick would say, "Letters, letters, letters..." instead of trying and failing to keep up with SpongeBob spelling "Campfire Song" really fast. This change in the final episode was suggested by Dan Povenmire's writing partner at the time, Jay Lender, and Dan admits that he thought it was funnier that way.