(BUNG-cha-cha)
MEANING:
noun
1. To do something bad and get away with it
2. To dance around the law i.e. the cha-cha
3. To be just downright rude/vulgar
HOW TO DO THE BUNG CHA CHA
1) Chose a dance step - How wld Bung dance all over the law?
2) Do or say something rude - it's not Bung if it's not rude
3) Take a pic or a video clip with your handphone or canggih camera
4) Upload & share with the group
5) At some point, all dance steps will be compiled so we can berdansa bersama-sama in flash-dance mobs around the negara!
ETYMOLOGY:
Named after Bung Mokhtar Radin, Member of Parliament of Kinabatangan, Sabah, renowned for being a serial utterer of sexist remarks and other obscenities in Parliament.
Since becoming Member of Parliament in 1999, Bung has been responsible for some of these comments in Parliament:
- “Boleh masuk sikit?” - 2001
- “Mana ada bocor? Batu Gajah pun bocor tiap-tiap bulan juga.” - 2007
- "You are lucky that you are only in a wheelchair and did not die. Even in a wheelchair you want to create trouble in here. Shut up and sit down." (to Karpal Singh, MP Bukit Gelugor, who is disabled) - 2006
- “As a disabled [Karpal Singh] should act like one, but his mouth is not like a disabled.” 2008
For visual evidence, see:
In the fantastic world of Malaysian politix, Bung has not only boogied away his bad behaviour with just a slap on the wrist, he even got a promotion! In 2009, he was elected UMNO Supreme Council Member and is currently, the Deputy Chairman of the Backbenchers Club.
Inspired by how well Bung Mokhtar Radin dances around the law (& be downright rude at the same time), the Bung Cha Cha is born!
You too can do the Bung Cha-Cha. Mash-ups, dance steps, pictures & videos all welcomed!
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