@@elskieuwu how do you use shazam to find a song that only exists in your head? If you don't know the name you can't play it, you can only sing the tune. I've tried that with shazam and it didn't work.
I'm 74 now but I heard tis when it first came out and I loved it. So whimsical. It's still fun to hear after all these years .... and .... I love popping my own popcorn in a dutch oven. No fancy equipment. The old fashioned way.
+Jamie Dickinson Back in '69 is when Robert Moog introduced the first commercially marketed Moog synthesizer. I first heard the group Butter's infamous track over a radio back in 1972 while at Lackland AFB and thought to myself "what the ...." Years past and when looking over the last inventories of 12" vinyl being replaced by cds guess what I found? Hot Butter with butter melting all over a Moog on the album cover! First song Popcorn!
+Jamie Dickinson It got to number 2 in the UK late on in the summer holidays of 1972,takes me right back there (even though I was only 7) but still crazily ahead of its time! My plumber came in to give the boiler its annual check and he started singing it and he's about 25.
+Harry McShane that's because mainstream (= where money is involved) music went backwards since a lot of years. look around, nothing but wasteland. while it thrives down at the roots. shame on the corps for their knee-jerk cowardice.
This song was hip on L.A. radio in the springtime of 1972, when I was 3 at the time. It peaked in June of that year; it was, and still is, a quirky little song. =)
@@holidayoreoreal what I’m referring to is the album "mouth moods" by Neil cicirega. With the track "floor corn". I recommend you go listen to it so you can get the joke.
Just how I remembered it on the radio. Usually the station would play Popcorn and the Coconut song close together within the same hour. 1972 was the year of the food songs lol...
Tristan van Oosten this is, was and will be the best comment in the history of comments OMG I cant remember the last tima when i laughed my ass out so hard 😂😂😂you sir are a genius!
@truth2masses truthatlast So is muder, genocide, child brides and slavery... but yeah, you keep reading that book that had NOTHING to do with Jesus, and everything to do with Roman Organised Crime...
Heard this at a Magic show 7-10 years ago. Just heard it on the radio this morning and it happened to say the title and artist. 10 years I would have the chime occasionally go through my head and I could never find it was. Now I know.
На ирландской на земле Ходит Патрик по росе, Про Иисуса говорит, Чудеса свои творит. Исцеляет он людей Верой крепкою своей, Змей извёл, и по сей день Нет в Ирландии тех змей. Поздравляем с Днём святого, Праведного и родного. Пусть вам Бог даёт здоровье, Помогает в святословье!
Pretty sure this was the inspiration for the new Disney Short (just before the movie Mowana) "Inner Workings". Same bassline (almost), same main instrument. kudos to whoever at disney wrote it and changed it just enough to sound original.
The version I knew was almost identical to this. It was a band called Electric Coconut who did moog covers. The album was just called "Popcorn" and featured a few really good originals too. It was my favourite record when I was 3. I recently found out they can be found on TH-cam, if you spell it "Elektrik Cokernut" and the album has a different name.
that BRAT can,t even come close! he doesn,t have the brain to come up with something as cool as this. he,s just a spoiled swelled headed little S - - T!
Historic perspective: This song shared the 1969 radio airwaves with Hugo Montenegro's version of THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE UGLY. Both of the songs climbed the charts to the top.
Loads of them, from "Pipeline", "Walk Don't Run", "Minotaur", "Autobahn", "Green Onions", "Tequila", "Frankenstein", "A Walk in the Black Forest", "Yakety Sax", "Tubular Bells (Exocist theme")... I could go on and on.
I wonder where this song comes from. All i know is that theres these popcorn vending machines and when you put money in it, it starts palying this song and dispenses hot popcorn for you.
I know this song really well and it sure is a very popular song. It is also played by a German-American composer Gershon Kingsley (born Götz Gustav Ksinski) as the original version. Don't forget it is played by that infamous irritating amphibian with a willy.
i was vacuuming and my phone's ambient listening display said a song 'Hot Butter - Popcorn' was playing. i immediately found myself here and i can honestly say... this is cool & the vacuum did NOT sound like this
I remember in second grade, my teacher would always play this song when it was time to clean up. It feels like second grade was just a few days ago. Mrs. Chapman, if you’re reading this… I wish you the best of luck, and hope we cross paths again one day. -Zach (Yes I know I sound like an old man, but I miss these days especially with midterms)
La primera vez que la escuché fue en el año setenta y cuatro y siempre quise saber el título de la canción hasta que hoy de casualidad en TH-cam le hice click a un disco que decía popcorn y estoy feliz de la vida el día de hoy han pasado muchísimos años para poder disfrutar en el momento que yo desee escuchando esta belleza de música
Absolutely not. The United States of America, Silver Apples, White Noise, and even The Beatles released albums with synthesizers that precede this song.
There's some similarity with the music a band called Fagin's Boys were producing. They had a minor hit with "Furtwangler" which was nauseatingly catchy like this platter.
***** Mandarin 955 millones, Español 470 millones, ¿Inglés? 360 millones. El puede hacer sus comentarios en el idioma de su preferencia, si eres tan ignorante como para conocer su idioma y poder refutar sus argumentos en el mismo, existe un pequeño recuadro debajo de su comentario que indica "translate" (que probablemente estés utilizando para leer mi comentario...)
Ernesto S. Leon Exacto, con la diferencia que el mandarín solo se habla en un solo país en tanto el español se habla en Europa. América y en varios lugares de Africa (Guinea Ecuatorial, Marruecos, Sahara Occidental, islas Canarias).
YES!!!! I FINALLY FOUND THE NAME OF THE SONG!!!! AFTER A DECADE OF NONSTOP SEARCHING!!!!! MY LIFE IS COMPLETE!!!!
Nice LOL 👌👌👌👌👌
could’ve used shazam
@@elskieuwu how do you use shazam to find a song that only exists in your head? If you don't know the name you can't play it, you can only sing the tune. I've tried that with shazam and it didn't work.
You must be young. I was in high school when this version of it (others did it, too) came out in the early 70s.
@@timothymiller1783 I am. I've recently turned 17
I'm 74 now but I heard tis when it first came out and I loved it. So whimsical. It's still fun to hear after all these years .... and .... I love popping my own popcorn in a dutch oven. No fancy equipment. The old fashioned way.
Yeah fancy equipment...a microwave. Those crazy whippersnappers.
That's the ONLY way to pop popcorn!!!😁
Why does this sound like you’d hear this in a competitive puzzle game like Tetris 99?
Because it is. Not Tetris, but an arcade game by the name of 'Pengo.'
Don't forget also in Digger :)
my dad would always play this when i was a kid, I MISS YOU DAD!
Omg same! Always in the car
@@IzanaSimp8008 your dad is on something
@@roggyy why?
@@IzanaSimp8008 don't worry
me too :(
Hard to believe this was made in 1972, sounds more like early 2000s lol
Pretty sure it was 1969.
+Jamie Dickinson Back in '69 is when Robert Moog introduced the first commercially marketed Moog synthesizer. I first heard the group Butter's infamous track over a radio back in 1972 while at Lackland AFB and thought to myself "what the ...." Years past and when looking over the last inventories of 12" vinyl being replaced by cds guess what I found? Hot Butter with butter melting all over a Moog on the album cover! First song Popcorn!
+Jamie Dickinson It got to number 2 in the UK late on in the summer holidays of 1972,takes me right back there (even though I was only 7) but still crazily ahead of its time! My plumber came in to give the boiler its annual check and he started singing it and he's about 25.
+Dave Chase Oh THAT is why it sounds that way. I am older than that but had no idea.
+Harry McShane that's because mainstream (= where money is involved) music went backwards since a lot of years. look around, nothing but wasteland. while it thrives down at the roots. shame on the corps for their knee-jerk cowardice.
This song was hip on L.A. radio in the springtime of 1972, when I was 3 at the time. It peaked in June of that year; it was, and still is, a quirky little song. =)
Im gonna make a popcorn maker that plays this song when it makes popcorn, for real
+BubbleLPS me too.
I went to Tenerife in 1998 and if you put some money in this popcorn machine, it played this song.
There are 1000 of these in germany LOL
i'll buy it when you have.
Gaster Blaster Ive seen (and used) one of these machines in Garmisch
I just permanently hear “let the bodies hit the floor” with this song
Wtf
@@holidayoreoreal what I’m referring to is the album "mouth moods" by Neil cicirega. With the track "floor corn". I recommend you go listen to it so you can get the joke.
@@scottwilber2670 oh sure I love lemon demon
Thought you were referring to drowning pool.
@@jeb5933 I mean... He somewhat is...(? lol
Just how I remembered it on the radio. Usually the station would play Popcorn and the Coconut song close together within the same hour. 1972 was the year of the food songs lol...
One of the best instrumental tracks ever. Used to listen to this in the car and it always made me feel content inside
This one will be used as the backdrop for my cremation :P
yeah, that's really funny
You better have a cart serving popcorn to everyone!!!
This comment stopped me dead (pun intended) in my tracks. Thanks for this.
Tristan van Oosten this is, was and will be the best comment in the history of comments OMG I cant remember the last tima when i laughed my ass out so hard 😂😂😂you sir are a genius!
@truth2masses truthatlast So is muder, genocide, child brides and slavery... but yeah, you keep reading that book that had NOTHING to do with Jesus, and everything to do with Roman Organised Crime...
This is one of the quintessential sounds of my childhood. Been randomly hearing it in the corners of my mind for almost 30 years now
My Grandma would play this on record every time I went to visit as a kid. She recorded it on tape for me as well.
First Time- Wow this is amazing!
Second Time- Wow this is amazing!
Third Time- Wow this is amazing!
This comment doesn’t seem 9 years old
1,000,000th time wow this is amazing
So simple, yet so epic.
Heard this at a Magic show 7-10 years ago. Just heard it on the radio this morning and it happened to say the title and artist. 10 years I would have the chime occasionally go through my head and I could never find it was. Now I know.
I swear I want them to make an epic orchestral rendition of this song.
На ирландской на земле
Ходит Патрик по росе,
Про Иисуса говорит,
Чудеса свои творит.
Исцеляет он людей
Верой крепкою своей,
Змей извёл, и по сей день
Нет в Ирландии тех змей.
Поздравляем с Днём святого,
Праведного и родного.
Пусть вам Бог даёт здоровье,
Помогает в святословье!
Here you go th-cam.com/video/Toe2mo3QECA/w-d-xo.html
There's a heavy metal version (on guitar) on You tybe.If you like (or love) metal,it's great too.😄
And it would be arranged and conducted by John Williams.
Guy: What is your favourite song ?
Me : It’s compliacated....
This is seriously making me want popcorn.
even if you are thinking of jumping off a bridge,this song has powers that make you change your mind.
Let the bodies hit the floor, let the bodies hit the floor, let the bodies hit the floor
let the bodies let the... FLOooOOOooOoOOoooOOOOoooOOR!!!!!!!!!1111!!!1111!!!
This song was way ahead of it's time!!
Brilliant. From a time electronics were starting to become really big in music. Moog synths and the like. Catchy little tune.
Continental 😂
I love this song, its so unique and funny.
Wow I remember when this was a big hit on AM radio
Fun song and very inventive for it's time. This song and another fav of mine "Brandy" by Looking glass were on the radio during the same time period,
Let the bodies hit the floor!
Pretty sure this was the inspiration for the new Disney Short (just before the movie Mowana) "Inner Workings". Same bassline (almost), same main instrument. kudos to whoever at disney wrote it and changed it just enough to sound original.
This is better than most songs in 2016
The version I knew was almost identical to this. It was a band called Electric Coconut who did moog covers. The album was just called "Popcorn" and featured a few really good originals too. It was my favourite record when I was 3. I recently found out they can be found on TH-cam, if you spell it "Elektrik Cokernut" and the album has a different name.
This music was my childhood favorite growing up!
Man I feel old....cant wait to let my grandkids hear this one, they'll get a kick out of it I think ;)
This is the music of a Chinese cooking show I used to come across as a kid.
still listening, still slaps
this song still has more musical integrity and street cred than anything Justine Bieber does
that BRAT can,t even come close! he doesn,t have the brain to come up with something as cool as this. he,s just a spoiled swelled headed little S - - T!
Listened and Watched on September 13, 2023😄👍
This is not what I was looking for but saving this in my mental notes it’s lit
Best song to listen to while playing Portal
Historic perspective: This song shared the 1969 radio airwaves with Hugo Montenegro's version of THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE UGLY. Both of the songs climbed the charts to the top.
Right before I die im going to swallow a whole bunch of kernels so when I get cremated they're going to have some fun
Kernels+heat=popcorn
I remember skating to this song in the rink back in the days.
Who's here after the black dog meme
This song is a spiritual journey with edibles
I wonder was it weird to have a "song" in the early 70s with no words whatsoever
Not really. Instrumentals dominated the charts back in the day.
Mr Spectacals examples?
Loads of them, from "Pipeline", "Walk Don't Run", "Minotaur", "Autobahn", "Green Onions", "Tequila", "Frankenstein", "A Walk in the Black Forest", "Yakety Sax", "Tubular Bells (Exocist theme")... I could go on and on.
Mr Spectacals never heard of them lol
Arto Del Funko Yep. I used to do a lot of record collecting and know some history pretty well. I highly recommend checking them out.
70s a great time miss them as a boy
Eating popcorn while watching this
Thanks to the Muppets' Swedish Chef trying to make popcorn shrimp, I now have this masterpiece in my in my life.
I first heard this blaring out of outside speakers whilst trampolining in Ventnor, Isle of Wight. That was a LONG while ago!
I wonder where this song comes from.
All i know is that theres these popcorn vending machines and when you put money in it, it starts palying this song and dispenses hot popcorn for you.
I eat popcorn and listning to this song, fantastic)))
My dad was the one who introduced this song to me
Popcorn is tasty
Til' you've had TOO MUCH… Than it's gross. {:-(
Till you spend half the night puking a large bowl of it up D:
HEY! It's tasty and nothing else but the song is good
Compwhiz128 especially then then you get to taste it twice in one night without having to get up and make more
Yepp
"back in time for dinner-the 1970's" brought me here!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This tune used to play right before Abbott and Costello on Sunday mornings in the 70's. See I'm not burnt yet.
the song is REALLY cool. i like it so much!
This was one of Art Bell's bumper songs on Coast 2 Coast.
Really? I don't remember it.
Popping cat has trained me to sing this.
I know this song really well and it sure is a very popular song.
It is also played by a German-American composer Gershon Kingsley (born Götz Gustav Ksinski) as the original version.
Don't forget it is played by that infamous irritating amphibian with a willy.
This song makes me hungry....
i was vacuuming and my phone's ambient listening display said a song 'Hot Butter - Popcorn' was playing. i immediately found myself here and i can honestly say... this is cool & the vacuum did NOT sound like this
After 12 years… I have finally found the name of this song.
The Greatest!
Всем привет из 2016)
The best version!
I thought it was a scary piece of music, when I was a kid! Funny Today I like it
I remember in second grade, my teacher would always play this song when it was time to clean up. It feels like second grade was just a few days ago. Mrs. Chapman, if you’re reading this… I wish you the best of luck, and hope we cross paths again one day. -Zach
(Yes I know I sound like an old man, but I miss these days especially with midterms)
First heard it in Diddy Tv and jumped to it.
I discovered this song from a popcorn machine in a swimming pool know as cascades in England in the early 2000s
This song makes me wanna eat some popcorn lol
Kindheit 💚
HOT BUTTERED POPCORN THAT'S A DEAL!!!!
finally, 16 years I'was looking for that
I love popcorn, and in picture house love to flick it at others lmao
what a dick.
That'll get you shot down in Florida........
silentbob8201 Is that EVERYWHERE in da' South?..
The Swedish chef brought me here.
popcorn liedje ik krijg zin in popcorn
used to strut to this as a six year old used to drive my dad insane probably first sign i was gonna be an an oddball lol.
WHO from Wolf And Bunny like!!
This music is just a little weird, but I still love it - lol. :-)
me too i will be danceing out of no were
I love it since I was a child😊
I so remember having to dance to this .....was cool
At 2x speed it sounds like it's on super Mondo CrAcK
La primera vez que la escuché fue en el año setenta y cuatro y siempre quise saber el título de la canción hasta que hoy de casualidad en TH-cam le hice click a un disco que decía popcorn y estoy feliz de la vida el día de hoy han pasado muchísimos años para poder disfrutar en el momento que yo desee escuchando esta belleza de música
I'm gonna arrange it for piano duet immediately!
First official song using a synth..
is it?
Absolutely not. The United States of America, Silver Apples, White Noise, and even The Beatles released albums with synthesizers that precede this song.
Nope.
Using only electronic synth
this was made before I was BORN!!!!!!!!
Anybody else trying to catch the flying popcorn with their mouth? 🍿👄
There's some similarity with the music a band called Fagin's Boys were producing. They had a minor hit with "Furtwangler" which was nauseatingly catchy like this platter.
Anyone here from Swedish Chef ? XD
Yeah XD
Cooltink101 jag är Svensk!!! i am swedish
Cool XD
gsalamander You ever see the Muppet version of this song?
Xarcht nop...
Hell yeah.
Ну заяц погоди
Pun comments keep popping up in the comments :(
*insert corny pun here*
And most of them are very corny.
Yeah, I'm a tax attorney
I am a tax attorney, aww geez, oh. Forget about everything else...
Love it I am having popcorn 🍿 right now ❤❤❤
I remember hearing this song on the school bus #66 in 1972, man, I’m an old fart 💨
IN MY SCHOOL WE HAD MUSIC AND WE PLAYED THIS SONG WE COULD SMELLLL POPCORN IT WAS SO FUNNY HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Someone could please tell me the story of this song?
Sencillo. La canción más estúpida que se haya compuesto a lo largo de la historia
***** ¿Y porqué tengo que hablar inglés? Habla vos en español.
***** Mandarin 955 millones, Español 470 millones, ¿Inglés? 360 millones. El puede hacer sus comentarios en el idioma de su preferencia, si eres tan ignorante como para conocer su idioma y poder refutar sus argumentos en el mismo, existe un pequeño recuadro debajo de su comentario que indica "translate" (que probablemente estés utilizando para leer mi comentario...)
Ernesto S. Leon Exacto, con la diferencia que el mandarín solo se habla en un solo país en tanto el español se habla en Europa. América y en varios lugares de Africa (Guinea Ecuatorial, Marruecos, Sahara Occidental, islas Canarias).
*****
Yo no soy mexicano, señor
Groovy, Man!!!!!