In Pirates of the Caribbean 3 What was the big deal with the pirates singing that song. what did it mean.?

Answer 1

the song was significant for the fact that it meant the end of the age of piracy was drawing near. This meant that the pirate lords had to conviene in order to fight against the East india trading company. so basically, them singing was the time that Beckett had been waiting for, he could now put his plan into action. And also, just a guess here, but the boy who had the coin could've known that he had to sing...like if you have the coin you know there's a song that goes with it. so Beckett knew that when they sang, he could get the coin from the boy.

i hope i could help! i started to get a bit confused also!
i think it was kind of a random scene put there just so that they would let us know that any dealings with pirates would result in death and that that was the time that Beckett began to go after the pirates and put his plan into action.

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Answer 2

At the begigning...? That was the call that got the pieces of 8 (or whatever you have in your pocket at the time) into action. When the pirate tells the Gov. their singing he says something to the effect of "about time". He was wanting them to do this.

Opps not pirate, when the officer tells the gov. the pirate are singing....

Answer 3

i think it had to do with the 9 pirate lords . . . like when they heard the ping of the coin the boy started to sing that song and barbosa said that when the coin sings it means that it is time for the 9 pirate to get together . . . so that may be it . . . but i am not really sure