"You go an' 'ave fun with da Smooch, little mon!"
The Haha Men are chalk versions of a real Caribbean "junkanoo" band of the same name, who are famed for their remake of the song "Who Let the Dogs Out?".
They are: Mahaha (voiced by Phil LaMarr), who can telekinetically move things (including people) by singing; Rica (voiced by Ogie Banks), whose drumming can manifest magical musical notes; and Mohaha (voiced by Kevin Michael Richardson), whose magic hair can move and grab things.
They are laid-back, fun-loving islanders, who enjoy preforming music, having parties. Their island - called Bahahama - surrounds a smaller island - called Smooch Island - like a crescent. Smooch Island is the home to the Smooch, and they consider the island sacred. They often travel to this island my foot (during low tides) to get smooched. They also enjoy omitting the effects of the Smooch to visitors, so they can enjoy watching them go into a giggling and kissing frenzy.
Trivia[]
- The Haha Men are based on the real-life Bahamian band called the Baha Men. The band's song "Coconut" was used for that episode.
- According to creator Bill Burnett, the real Baha Men disliked the accents used by their parodied counterparts.