Cover
Cover verb - To serve as a replacement usually for a time only.
Rub
Rub verb - To damage or diminish by continued friction.
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Rubén Blades' song Pedro Navajanote (a cover version of Mack the Knife) is about the titular Pedro, a very feared criminal, stabbing and killing a Street Walker.
Source: Mutual Kill -
When Razor himself showed up, Dibiase decided to rub it in by attempting the most nonchalant cover imaginable... only for the Kid to crucifix him for the win.
Source: Wrestling / Ted DiBiase - Dove Cameron's cover of Christina Aguilera's song "Genie In a Bottle" changes some of the lyrics, in particular "You gotta rub me the right way" is changed to "You gotta ask me the right way".
Source: Bowdlerise / Music
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