Original playout date: 1 April 2008
Duration: 3:36
Right, anyone who has ever left somewhere on a jet plane, and not known when he or she would be back again, has had an aim in mind, a destination where they intend the plane to land in, as opposed to simply staying up there for the rest of their lives. After all, the Denver song is “Leaving” not “Living” on a jet plane…
This is certainly what one hit wonders Jane Birkin and Serge “boy in blue” Gainsborough, both alledgedly KGB spies working in French cafe society under the guise of being non-Russians (English in the case of Jane and not Russian any more in the case of Ginzburg).
Their mission was to corrupt western society by composing a pop song so filthy that it was sure to cause the downfall of capitalism, instead of which, their “jet aim” song, full of explicit lyrics about sex devoid of emotion, along with heavy breathing reached number 2 in the UK charts, thereby contributing to the success of the system it had been intended to overthrow. The Vatican then denounced it in a public statement, and most Catholic countries banned it and even the Fontana record label that released it, remembering they too had a name which meant something in Italian, withdrew it from sale.
Since I was in a Jet recently in Zurich airport and was indeed aiming to get back to Poland, I used my footage which had a lack-lustre original commentary which I had done better since then on another plane ride, decided to do my own version of the Jet Aim song. In order to respect Catholic sensibilities (ok Zurich is more involved with Zwingli, possibly, but he had little to do with the zwingling zixties, mark my words)I decided to do a whistle-blowing job on it, instead of quoting the filthy words, which I will leave the viewers to fill in in their own minds, if they wish to.
Also, I was going to replace the heavy breathing parts byu Birkin with my own snoring, but decided not to in the end, because, these days, dis russky boy ain’t got no time to sleep.”
It has a lot of views, no doubt because I labelled it up in a risque way. I’m surprised I didn’t get any death threats.
Quote of the clip:
***Statistics and Credits***
Views at the time added to HTV: 13,564
Likes at the time added to HTV: 8
Dislikes at time added to HTV: 3
Popularity % ” ” ” =L/(L+D): 72.7%
Comments at time added: 2
Total interactions at time added: 13
Total interactions to views 0.1%
Camera: Panasonic DMZ -FZ36
Post Production: Windows Movie Maker – medium use
Location: Home
Other people featured: None
Genre: Song, Family
Music used: “Je t’aime moi non plus”, Whisled version of the Thos Gainsborough clasic miniature hit.
Languages used: None, just whistling
Animals/plants featured: Naturally occuring vegetation