Pearl Krabs' episode
"It's All About You, Boy" is a song sang by Pearl Krabs, Birdo and Jason Cross so that Kelsi Nielsen (Olesya Rulin) plays the piano in the Wipeout Canada episode's Dunces vs. Dragons.
Vera Lynn and Birdo sang this song on April 19, 2013 in Kyotango, Kyoto Prefecture to represent Jiroemon Kimura's 116th and final birthday (that was Birdo's answer....)
The verses change but in Pearl's sixteenth birthday, Pembroke, Ontario's Birdo appeared and their are no night of nights. When Jessica Phillips does arm wrestling Pearl Krabs gets fifty points. Kelsi plays the piano in both verses, but it is the song about 1 person from Pembroke, Ontario having over fifty years and 1 person from Ottawa, Ontario having his fourty second birthday. This song is part of Kelsi Pianos.
Lyrics (Allen Ford ft. Kelsi Nielsen)[]
- It's all about you, boy
- On your thirty-sixth birthday (but Birdo can't tell)
- Pay attention to you, boy
- Everyone has to do just what you say
- You got your very own spot light tonight
- 'Cause it's all about you
- It's all about her sidekick!
- He's the unlockable character...
Lyrics (Vera Lynn, Yoshi ft. Jiroemon Kimura)[]
- It's all about you, boy
- On your one hundred and sixteenth birthday
- Pay attention to you, boy
- Cause Cyd Charisse's death and Lena Horne is better's!
- You got your very own Argentine Tango tonight
- Cause it's all about you!
- It's all about Japanese!
- You all love it!!!
Lyrics (Tom Green ft. Kelsi Nielsen)[]
- It's all about you, boy,
- On your fourty second birthday
- Pay attention to you, boy,
- Everyone has to do just what you say
- You get your very own spot light tonight
- 'Cause it's all about you
- Yeah, it's all about Tom!
- He's the birthday boy...
Lyrics (Olga Fatkulina ft. Team Penske)[]
In season 6 week 14, on May 10, the entire season 1 cast including Olga Fatkulina sang a song to wish a fortieth birthday to one of their contestants.
This song's lyrics also included the failure to qualify for both Poland and Russia. This was popularly due to the race held the day before.