It sounds like you're referencing the phrase — which is likely a playful or provocative twist on the Italian TV show Le Iene (the hyenas), replacing iene with zoccole (a vulgar slang term for prostitutes or "sluts").
It sounds like you're referencing the phrase — which is likely a playful or provocative twist on the Italian TV show Le Iene (the hyenas), replacing iene with zoccole (a vulgar slang term for prostitutes or "sluts").
