You’ll Crack Up at This Spot-On Song About Every Costco Shopper’s Experience

You’ll crack up at this spot-on song about every Costco shopper’s experience. This husband-and-wife team nailed it, getting just about every detail hilariously correct about a shopping outing to the popular big box wholesaler. Watch the short but hysterical clip to hear their deliriously funny song parody about going to Costco.

People always want to make their dollar go as far as possible. This is every family’s objective because money is always a limited resource. Spending money wisely and efficiently is especially important now as prices on nearly everything continue to increase rapidly.

Since so many people want to make good, sound financial decisions and ensure that their money goes as far as possible, they often buy in bulk. Places like Sam’s Club and Costco have become incredibly popular as a result. Their popularity has risen so much that a subculture of dedicated, rabid fans has developed around them. There are individivduals who are diehard fans of Sam’s Club, as is the case for Costco.

In a clip posted on YouTube, a husband and a wife perform a hilarious, gut-bustingly funny song, “I Don’t Need It, But I Want It,” about the average trip to Costco. In addition to being laugh-out-loud hysterical and incredibly accurate, the song is also a parody of a tune by Flo Rida and Robin Thicke, “I Don’t Like It, I Love It.”

How many times have you walked into a Costco or a Sam’s Club and spotted something you knew you did not need but felt compelled to purchase for some unexplained reason? Of course, that answer is easy: every time.

We can relate to these hilarious and creative lyrics because we are all familiar with this exact situation of impulse buying at Sam’s and Costco. Also, the song is terribly catchy; you’ll likely find yourself humming and singing this song the rest of the day.

Job 8:21 “The time will come when your mouth will be full of laughing, and cries of joy will come from your lips.”