A question about Cha-La-Head-Cha-La

[ShadowDude112]

So at SGC this year I asked if they had Cha-La-Head-Cha-La and they said they didn't. They played it last year is what they said and they played it at another con but people said it was to loud and I believe annoying. Now they had the Carmelldansen (or however you spell it) and that song gets on my nerves. So do you think the complaints on Head-Cha-La are good complaints or not?

[VegettoEX]

I had to look up what the heck you were talking about. For other folks:

"SGC" appears to be ScrewAttack Gaming Convention. "Caramelldansen" appears to be some Internet meme song animation thing. Be sure to actually say what it is you're talking about, folks...!

What I think happened is that you were just shoved aside. Maybe it was that they got complaints last year about "HEAD-CHA-LA", but it sounds to me like the dude (or dudette!) just didn't feel it.

[Chuquita]

I've never had any problems with Head-Cha-La.

I'd think that people would become annoyed/irritated with songs that have higher pitched vocals (you know the really squeaky-sounding voices) before ones with lower pitches.

Also, I thought Caramelldansen had gone out of fashion a couple years ago. Surprised they were playing it.

[gotensottile]

Could it just be over exposure?

My parents absolutely hate it when I decide to listen to it while watching the Dragon Box, because of that.

[Ashy-kun]

I certainly have a love-hate relationship with Cha-La, because of over-exposure. I also feel that it sometimes is overrated. It could be because it's always placed as a pinnacle of songs. Understandable though, as I'm less connected to it than those who had it for 10+ years. Being from the UK, I've had a variety of different ways to watch Dragonball, and so I'm not so biased to one.