The Gang Gets Racist It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia
"The Gang Gets Racist" is a satirical song from the TV show "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia," released in 2006. #MusicalComedy. The lyrics explore themes of ignorance and prejudice through humor, highlighting the absurdity of racism. Its catchy tune contrasts with the serious subject, making a cultural commentary on societal attitudes.
INT. PADDY'S PUB
Dennis, Mac, and Charlie are cleaning up.
DENNIS: Another big night, fellas. 164 dollars and 87 cents
MAC: That’s not a lot of money.
DENNIS: No, it isn’t. And our mortgage is due in two weeks.
MAC: No, we paid that like a week ago.
DENNIS: A week ago was three weeks late, Mac.
Dee enters
DEE: Hey guys. So I met this guy in my acting class and he’s really cool and he wants to see where I work, so could you guys try to not be weird?
MAC: What is that supposed to mean?
DEE: Y’know, I love you guys very much, but sometimes you’re not that cool.
DENNIS: We’re cool!
MAC: Not cool?
Dennis, Mac, and Charlie are cleaning up.
DENNIS: Another big night, fellas. 164 dollars and 87 cents
MAC: That’s not a lot of money.
DENNIS: No, it isn’t. And our mortgage is due in two weeks.
MAC: No, we paid that like a week ago.
DENNIS: A week ago was three weeks late, Mac.
Dee enters
DEE: Hey guys. So I met this guy in my acting class and he’s really cool and he wants to see where I work, so could you guys try to not be weird?
MAC: What is that supposed to mean?
DEE: Y’know, I love you guys very much, but sometimes you’re not that cool.
DENNIS: We’re cool!
MAC: Not cool?
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