A representative for the rapper, Cypis, says he had “no idea” the song was being used in a children’s toy. The dancing cactus toy helps your baby to get rid of loneliness and boredom by being their best friend. The miniature, bright-green dancing cactus Ania Tanner bought sings in English, Spanish and Polish while squirming to the beat. Dropshippers seek out cheap products – such as dancing cacti or talking plush hamsters – that they think could be big hits. It just so happens that I am Polish and when I started to listen to the songs and I heard the words,” said Ania Tanner, speaking to CTV News.

Bought my daughter a dancing cactus toy…that appears to be singing and dancing to a polish song about cocaine addiction? Elon Musk left Instagram because he started taking too many selfies: ‘What the hell is wrong with me? The toys are a huge hit and have also gone viral on TikTok, where people have posted videos of people dancing with the cacti and babies interacting with the toys. The perfect gift for family and friends alike, this hilarious toy is guaranteed to bring lots of laughter! The toy, marketed as educational, may teach your children more than you want them to know, as a woman in Brampton, Ontario, discovered the hard way.Since then, countless similar items have popped up – although it’s not clear whether the early versions contained the Polish song. Chemparty, I wanna go skiing / To the dealer, not the Alps / Oh f –– k, I think I’ll die,” is purportedly the opening of a later verse. Descent), whose opening lyrics are, according to various online translations: “The only thing in my head is five grams of cocaine / Fly away alone, to the edge of oblivion. Meanwhile, Cypis said the Chinese manufacturer who created the toy used his rap song without permission.

It just so happens that I am Polish, and when I started to listen to the songs and I heard the words … I was in shock,” she told CTV News.Reports in July described a Polish-speaking woman in Taiwan who bought the toy and had a similar experience.