What Does Tiki - Tiki mean?

- Hello my friends! My name is Jenny but you can call me "Yenny" because this is Spanglish Con Yenny! (children cheer) (Jenny coughs) I am getting over a cold so I'm sorry if I sound like a rana (croaks) Have you ever been in a situation where you're just chillin' at home, watching reruns of Everybody Loves Raymond with your fluffy medias on, from Kmart, and all of a sudden your neighbors start blasting loud-*** music? In my case it was usually Reggaeton. (Reggaeton plays) And I know I'm not alone here when I say that Latinos have made it a habit of integrating sound effects into their daily vocabulary. "Guilty." You know, for others it might just be loud noise. But for us, it's El Tiki-Tiki. I have this one pelo that is not cooperating with me today. And the thing about "tiki-tiki" is that it can mean a variety of things. Texting away on your cell phone, "Oh no he didn't! El tiki-tiki." Hearing the latest chisme... El tiki-tiki. Used in a sentence, "¿Cómo está Margarita?" "Allí, con el mismo tiki-tiki." So next time your neighbors are blasting some loud-*** music while you're just chillin' in your fluffy medias, all you gotta yell is, "¡Oye! ¡Para con el tiki-tiki ese!" ("Dale" plays) Texting away on your cell phone "El tiki--" (coughs) You see, I'm dying.