Well, the song is based on "Hippie hippie hourra" by Jacques Dutronc. In the original (J.D) version, he says "je suis hippie, je suis hippie, c'est ma nouvelle philosophie" which means "I am hippie, I am hippie, it's my new philosophy".
And, don't offend, but he was mocking hippies (seems he was already too old when they appeared), so the song is funny but a bit disrespectful, since it's very ironic.
If you want some more infos about the original song, don't hesitate to ask (I'll answer if I can).
Ah, and yeah, "baba cool" is a term we use for hippies, but personnaly I learnt that word when I was 18 (never heard it before, and French's my mothertongue) and almost never use it - I use "hippie" with a French accent. ^^
Well, the song is based on "Hippie hippie hourra" by Jacques Dutronc. In the original (J.D) version, he says "je suis hippie, je suis hippie, c'est ma nouvelle philosophie" which means "I am hippie, I am hippie, it's my new philosophy".
And, don't offend, but he was mocking hippies (seems he was already too old when they appeared), so the song is funny but a bit disrespectful, since it's very ironic.
If you want some more infos about the original song, don't hesitate to ask (I'll answer if I can).
Ah, and yeah, "baba cool" is a term we use for hippies, but personnaly I learnt that word when I was 18 (never heard it before, and French's my mothertongue) and almost never use it - I use "hippie" with a French accent. ^^