It should be HakunaMatata. HakunaMatata can be said to be the most famous slogan among the lion kings, and it is also Timon Pumbaa's philosophy of life. When they saved Simba, they taught him the philosophy of forgetting his troubles. The interlude in the second half of the song,

Represents the process of Simba's growth from a child to an adult.

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Synopsis of the Lion King

Simba is the little prince of the lion kingdom, and his father Mufasa is the majestic king. However, Uncle Scar has long coveted Mufasa's throne.

In order to sit on the throne, Scar had to get rid of the little prince, so Scar used various excuses to let Simba go out, and then waited for an opportunity to kill someone, but Mufasa immediately came to the rescue. After repeated calculations, Mufasa died at the hands of Scar with ulterior motives. Scar persuaded Simba to leave and sent someone to kill him.

On the run, Simba met the witty Ding Man and the kind Pumbaa. They raised Simba into a lion and encouraged him to return to the forest to restore the country. In the subsequent struggle to save the country and the people, Simba really grew into a strong person and understood the true meaning of responsibility.