Dilly Dilly

[125Dad]

Can I get the story behind this phrase?

[Graysonhogs]

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FZnwAJ2ca7g"]Bud Light Commercial 2017 Banquet - YouTube[/ame]

[Charles]

You don't want to know, especially if you're a Christian man.

[systemnt]

On its own, it has come to mean “something or someone regarded as remarkable or unusual.” The phrase could have roots even deeper in the English lexicon, though. A nursery rhyme titled “Lavender's Blue” that dates back to the 17th century uses “dilly dilly” as part of its cadence in most of its lines.

but yeh.. a Bud Light commercial adapted it..