The line is from the film Midnight Cowboy. Cultural references ĭuring a band meeting, Murray says to say "hey, I'm walking here", claiming it's "what New Yorkers say". In an interview on the National Public Radio program Fresh Air on 14 June 2007, the band stated that in this song they were trying to combine the styles of both Marvin Gaye and The Black Eyed Peas song " Where Is the Love?". The song exhorts people to think about society's ills, including comedic references to violence, AIDS, and sweatshop labor. "Think About It" begins as Bret leaves to track down Mickey the mugger in an attempt to get Jemaine's camera phone back.
This song was #67 in the 2008 Triple J Hottest 100. The video is filmed using common hip hop music video techniques such as low camera angles and rapid movement of the performers towards and away from the camera. It parodies various rap clichés such as references to " bitches" and " hoes", though in a deliberately tame manner ("there ain't no party like my nana's tea party").
Jemaine and Bret attempt to fend off the muggers with bluster then launch into a gangsta rap song. Rhymenoceros" takes place during the mugging. The following songs are featured in this episode. In his efforts to reconcile with an angry Jemaine, Bret decides to get Jemaine's camera-phone (which is a phone glued to a camera, rather than a mobile phone with camera abilities) back from the muggers. While in jail, Jemaine bonds with John, who is also dealing with the pain of having been abandoned, as his partner in crime ran from the scene when the authorities arrived. Consequently, Jemaine injures his arm and spends two days in jail with John, one of the muggers. Rather than helping Jemaine, Bret leaves him to fend for himself. During the pursuit, Jemaine's clothes get caught on a fence. Bret and Jemaine are mugged and chased by two thugs.
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