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• Steve Allen from Woodbury TnWho are the girls on video the streak
• Michele Gilliland from Fort Gibson OklahomaI remember hearing this when I was around 7 or 8 years old. I thought it was the funniest song. My husband has it on his playlist.
• Ethel Carlyle from Bristol Tennessee By using my name in your song everyone that meets says Dont look Ethel. It makes me furious. I tell them yes i have heard that at least a thousand times. People have teased me that i wanted to change my name to something beside Ethel. But my grandmother name was Ethel. She also hated that song. I could not do that to her.
• Jennifur Sun from RamonaThis man always makes me laugh Look out Ethel. wonder however, who his back up singers were, and who were the actors on his videos?
• Seventhmist from 7th HeavenWhenever I hear this, I think of something that actually happened during the early-to-mid-70s "streaking" craze. Many here may remember the way Safeways (the ones with the arched roofs) were laid out at that time – a door on the left and right sides of the building with a wide aisle between them that passed in front of the checkout counters. In my neck of the woods, a favored way of streaking was for a car to let the streaker out at one of the doors. The au buffo individual would run past the checkouts, during which time the car would quickly drive over to the other door and pick him/her up and peel rubber before anyone could react. A friend of my older sister's had learned that her boyfriend was two-timing her, but had not yet revealed her knowledge to him. Wearing a poncho and "just his tennis shoes," he got into her car and she drove him to the local Safeway. He shed his poncho, jumped out and streaked past the checkouts and out the door, only to find that his (ex-) girlfriend had driven off without him. Best breakup ever!
• Farrah from Elon, NcOne Of the funniest songs ever. Ray Stevens is The King Of Country Comedy in my opinion.
• Jennifer Harris from Grand Blanc, MiThis is a funny song! I saw the streaker on a flashback David opal run past David Nivin at the academy awards.I wish I put it on dvr,maybe when the academy awards moments comes on.I'll put it on.I'll print the words to it.
• Cyberpope from Richmond, CanadaThis, as well as being a funny song, hearkens back to the days when a song told an actual story, rather than being a collection of hooks & refrains -- he(the storyteller) is watching a game, when a streasker runs through; his first thought is for his wife's sensibiklities, so he holers, "Don't look, Ethel!" eventually we find out in a bit of comedy irony that the streaker IS his wife Ethel! Too cute!
• Andrew from Birmingham, United StatesThis song is so goofy. Ray Stevens is also a redneck, as we can VERY clearly hear. "Disco Duck" cracks me up; "The Streak" is goofy too, but in a different way. "Disco Duck" uses a "duck-voice"; "The Streak" is merely making a farce out of a news incident. It's fun to listen to.
• Lalah from Wasilla, AkThis was the goofiest song about one of the stupidest fads of the 70s. Even pet rocks made more sense. I knew every word of it along with all of my classmates. Football jocks made it a rite of passage to run through a study hall wearing a ski mask and a smile. Everybody would yell "DONT LOOK ETHEL!"
• Don from Newmarket, CanadaDavid Niven's comment about the streaker as he was being led away "Now that man has allowed the world to see his shortcomings."

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