A/S/L and which version of “Happy Birthday” do you sing?

[Anonymous]

These were the main variations that came to my mind. Out of sheer curiosity I want to know your age, sex, and location. There’s another version I heard as a teen or young college age that I do not recall exactly how it went. But I’d never heard it before. I also have a friend who’s parents alternated in Spanish and English the two verses.

Options:
Happy Birthday (Happy Birthday to you.. Happy Birthday to you)
How Old Are You? W/ She or He is ____ years old
How Old Are You? W/ Fake sneeze and May God Bless You
Cha-Cha-Cha
Stevie Wonder
Other (describe and share)




39/F/DC Native - I’ve always done the Stevie Wonder and/or How Old Are you she /he is ___ years old versions. FWIW I’m African American.

[Anonymous]

I never heard of any but the classic Happy Birthday to you.
F, 70s, Fl/Ma/Va

[Anonymous]

“a/s/l” just sent me hurtling backwards in time

[Anonymous]

Standard happy birthday song,
Only in recent years have a heard the Spanish compleanos song in the USA and only about 3 times.

50, pa/dc

[Anonymous]

Stevie Wonder
55/F/DC

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I never heard of any but the classic Happy Birthday to you.
F, 70s, Fl/Ma/Va

You have NEVER heard the Stevie Wonder Happy Birthday song, which is a tribute to MLK?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I never heard of any but the classic Happy Birthday to you.
F, 70s, Fl/Ma/Va

You have NEVER heard the Stevie Wonder Happy Birthday song, which is a tribute to MLK?

Not PP, and I’m sure I’ve heard the song before, but if the question is about which version you sing at someone’s birthday party…I can’t recall anyone ever singing that version.

[Anonymous]

What?!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Stevie Wonder
55/F/DC

What is this

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I never heard of any but the classic Happy Birthday to you.
F, 70s, Fl/Ma/Va

You have NEVER heard the Stevie Wonder Happy Birthday song, which is a tribute to MLK?

I am that PP and the question was what i heard sung to the birthday person irl.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:“a/s/l” just sent me hurtling backwards in time

I thought it was American Sign Language

Totally forgot about age/sex/location, pervy internet lingo from 20 years ago

[Anonymous]

We do, the you live in a zoo…or Stevie Wonder.

From here.

[Anonymous]

I’ve never heard the fake sneeze or the one saying the person’s age

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:“a/s/l” just sent me hurtling backwards in time

I thought American Sign Language.

[Anonymous]

51/F/English (USA)
Grew up with “live in a zoo”
Kids - cha cha cha