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'''Pißwasser''' (pronounced "pisswasser") is a fictional German export lager frequently advertised on the radio stations and in the world of [[Grand Theft Auto IV]]. 'Wasser' in the beer's name translates into English as 'water', making the beverage's literal name 'piss water', which is slang for cheap, watered-down beer. The radio ads for Pißwasser feature variations of a song sung by a stereotypical redneck man with lyrics that portray comically exaggerated affects of alcoholism, including driving off of a pier whilst intoxicated, and beating his wife while singing the song. The song largely spoofs the [[Wikipedia:Budweiser|Budweiser]] Anthem. | '''Pißwasser''' (pronounced "pisswasser") is a fictional German export lager frequently advertised on the radio stations and in the world of [[Grand Theft Auto IV]]. 'Wasser' in the beer's name translates into English as 'water', making the beverage's literal name 'piss water', which is slang for cheap, watered-down beer. The radio ads for Pißwasser feature variations of a song sung by a stereotypical redneck man with lyrics that portray comically exaggerated affects of alcoholism, including driving off of a pier whilst intoxicated, and beating his wife while singing the song. The song largely spoofs the [[Wikipedia:Budweiser|Budweiser]] Anthem. | ||
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Revision as of 08:36, 2 March 2009
Pißwasser (pronounced "pisswasser") is a fictional German export lager frequently advertised on the radio stations and in the world of Grand Theft Auto IV. 'Wasser' in the beer's name translates into English as 'water', making the beverage's literal name 'piss water', which is slang for cheap, watered-down beer. The radio ads for Pißwasser feature variations of a song sung by a stereotypical redneck man with lyrics that portray comically exaggerated affects of alcoholism, including driving off of a pier whilst intoxicated, and beating his wife while singing the song. The song largely spoofs the Budweiser Anthem.