Yankee Doodle put a feather in his hat and called it macaroni because macaroni was an Italian style of dress that the British were copying. So Yankee Doodle also copied the macaroni style and stuck a feather in his hat.
Macaroni which meant something different in those days.
The song says cap.
Yankees ,patriots, traitors, rebels ,etc.
stick your finger in his butthole and call it macaroni stick your finger in his butthole and call it macaroni stick your finger in his butthole and call it macaroni
The British referred to the American rebels as "Yankee Doodles" as a derogatory term. The phrase originated from a popular song, "Yankee Doodle," which was initially sung by British troops to mock the American colonists. However, the rebels adopted the song as a symbol of pride and resistance, turning the term into a badge of honor. Over time, "Yankee" became a positive identifier for Americans, particularly those from the northern states.
Macaroni Bender
Macaroni is not actually an italian pasta, it is american. It was given an italian sounding name for marketing purposes. Italians would likely simply call it macaroni as well.
Sindee Hasam
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Any Day Now - 1998 Call Him Macaroni - 4.17 was released on: USA: 20 January 2002 Hungary: 2 April 2007
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Any Day Now - 1998 Call Him Macaroni 4-17 was released on: USA: 20 January 2002 Hungary: 2 April 2007