Wiki上的解释 Hup Holland Hup is a Dutch football song. It was written in 1950 by KRO employee Jan de Cler The lyrics are in dutch, but roughly translate to: Go Holland go Don't make the lion look foolish [Lit.: "Don't let the lion stand in his little vest". Note that "hempie" is a popular diminutive for "hemd" which can be translated as "shirt". The formal diminutive for "hemd" is "hempje".] Go Holland go Release the animal [Lit.: "Don't let the animal wear slippers". Note that "beessie" is a popular diminutive for "beest" which can be translated as "animal". The formal diminutive for "beest" is "beestje".] Go Holland go Don't let them take you back [Lit.: "Don't let them beat you out of the field". Note that the order of the words in this sentence is altered to better fit the melody.] Because the lion wearing football shoes Can take on the whole world