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The song emphasizes the traditional aspects of Christmas, such as eating pumpkin pies and caroling, which add to the festive ambiance. The song mentions mistletoe hanging where everyone can see, which implies that the guests are not only dancing but also enjoying some romantic moments with their partners. The song celebrates the festive atmosphere of a Christmas party where the guests are rocking around the Christmas tree and feeling the Christmas spirit. Winter Wonderland Cast’s “Rockin' Around The Christmas Tree” is a happy and upbeat Christmas song that evokes feelings of joy, merriment, and celebration. Well that was all fun and meaningless guff, but also Christmas is coopted from Pagan traditions and wrapped in a Christian theme.The Nick Jr. They have been infected by the dancing plague, force to continue until they bleed out and die, but also want to do a naughty kissing.

That’s all witchcraft and pagan devil worship talk. So having a tree in the open, no one able to stop, teens trying to mack on each other. If they’re not, they’re not usually in danceable areas. Normal American houses the tree is in a corner or against a wall. Unless they are trying to summon the devil. Not like Brenda Lee and all the boomers are going to summon the devil, but like dancing around a tree. So I’m going to do a hot take that this song is about full on paganism. I want you to feel like you got something out of your time here. I don’t have any particular word count to I have to hit here.

(What? They’re still here? Okay I’ll figure out something to say.) Have a good Boxing Day all Canadian readers and sleep off your Christmas hangover. This one I just do not have as much to say. It would have to be in order for a song from the FIFTIES to still get into the Hot 100, especially just below Mariah Carey.

It does not sound nearly as big as Mariah Carey’s Christmas opus, but still give you a good holiday fever. Not that bombastic or anything, and I could not find a video to watch. It’s lyrics are standard white lights on a simple tree, and production feels like a dance song from the time it came out.

Not overbearing like Mariah Carey’s could be. Second to that is Brenda Lee’s 1958 classic “Rockin Around the Christmas Tree.” You are reading this the day after Christmas, but even now the chart is still being helmed by Mariah Carey and her tour de force of holiday cheer which I covered. Watch the video: (those damn boomers touching hands as teens)

Rockin around the christmas tree video happy