What does 花心头菜 mean?

[rntl]

I keep seeing 花心头菜 all over Youku and other Chinese video sites - especially when viewing children animated series. For example:

http://v.youku.com/v...c0NDg5ODg0.html

I've tried looking this term up in my dictionary as well as several online dictionaries - no one seems to have a definition for this term. Anybody here knows?

[Peter2010]

That means nothing but someone (probably the uploader)'s screen name.

[MaLaTang]

in my experience, when it seems to make absolutely no sense, it usually is the name of a person, product, brand name, or place. yes it is frustrating

[Erbse]

That leaves the question, what does this name mean? A play of words? A reference to something else? Does it just sound good?

[Lost in Mong Kok]

In Cantonese the term 花心 is as it sounds, flower heart, but is sometimes used in a negative sense followed by the term "lor baat" (I'm not sure of the characters and didn't want to write 蘿蔔). Its a derogatory term for someone who is a bit of a player with the ladies.

However, this seems to literally say "flower heard head vegetable" which like everyone says is probably more of a screen name than a hidden meaning.

[imluffy]

花心头菜 is the youku user's name who upload the video。

[xiaocai]

Don't know what 头菜 is but 菜头 means 萝卜 in some dialects.