Other parents have since slammed the toy after finding it being sold online.Ī woman in Spain who found the cactus on wrote: ‘It's a basic toy, it's okay, but it's scary that songs intended for kids are about cocaine, it's crazy.’Īnother from Germany commented: ‘This is not a song for children. The Polish woman named as Mrs Eli was horrified when she found the 32cm-tall cactus gyrating to a song called ‘Where is the white eel’ by Polish rapper Cypis. It is really shocking and totally unsuitable for children.”

The lyrics begin: ‘The only thing in my head is five grams of cocaine, fly away alone.’Ĭontacting local news portal, the stunned mum said: “Cocaine and attempted suicide repeat over and over again. Press materialsīut when the woman named as Mrs Eli turned it on to see what it did she was instantly horrified to see the 32cm-tall cactus begin gyrating to a song called ‘Where is the white eel’ by Polish rapper Cypis. The woman who lives in the city of Taichung in Taiwan had been with her baby in a supermarket chain when she came across the green ‘toddler- friendly’ toy in the children’s section of the store.ĭescribed as ‘cute and fun’ and the ‘best birthday gift for kids’ the manufacturers say the ‘toddler-friendly’ cactus will ‘stimulate children’s creativity’ and ‘will dance for a few hours, bringing the child a happy time in a life time (sic)’.ĭescribed as ‘cute and fun’ and the ‘best birthday gift for kids’ the manufacturers say the ‘toddler-friendly’ cactus will ‘stimulate children’s creativity’ and ‘will dance for a few hours, bringing the child a happy time in a life time (sic)’. Polish rapper Cypis (pictured right) says he will now be taking legal action against the manufacturer for using his song without permission.Ī Polish mum was left dumbfounded after finding a singing and dancing cactus toy rapping and swearing about cocaine in Polish.

Dancing cactus