
If there’s one thing I really like about SUSE, it’s marketing! They know how to do it very well, or at least in a way that I like. Creating musical parodies to promote Linux and its services is nothing new, but the open source world giant is now parodying music classics!
As I mentioned, this is not SUSE’s first parody of famous songs, who remembers the parodies with the songs “Sugar” and “Uptown Funk”, or that even more absurd parody of «What does the Fox say?»?
The guys are getting experienced in this huh !?
The new parody goes straight to one of the classics composed by John Lennon and Paul McCartney, “Come Together”, which you can hear here, besides the parody of the lyrics, the SUSE version got a different arrangement, with some some heavier guitars compared to the Beatles version, check out the video now, the lyrics are below too:
Here come Chameleon
He see stereoscopic
He see stereoscopic
He got open source code
He one holy coder
He got a tail down below his knees
Administers his systems
Man, it feels like a breeze
He got no lock-in
He got open stack cloud
He got linux mainframe
He use YaST and Kiwi
He say I know Perl, you know Ruby
One thing I can tell you is
You got to be Free
Code together, right now
We’re all free
He’s in production
He got massive up time
He use open standards
He one elite hacker
He got software defined storage
According to top, yeah,
You got so much RAM free
Code together, right now
We’re all free
He on the mainframe
He got desktop powers
He rules Top 500
He one real bad mother
He say one and one is seventeen
Got to be good looking
Cause he’s so good with C
Code together, right now
We’re all free
Code together, yeah
Code together, yeah
Ah! This “zueira” mixed with marketing fits like a glove, right? ?
To the next!