A Comedy Musician Reacts | UNLIKELY CYPHERS - The Muppets (The Stupendium et al) [REACTION]
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- Insane Ian is a comedy musician and comedy music fan. This week he's reacting to "UNLIKELY CYPHERS: The Muppets" by @TheStupendium and company! Like, share, comment, and subscribe!
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Ian apologized for not knowing the muppets well at the start, but then instantly recognizes every character.
Happen to me as well
Stupes's Bunsen verse is the lyrical equivalent of being so buff you flex every time you move, and their Swedish chef verse is them busting through the wall like the Kool-Aid man.
Also, the stupendium is saying English words in the swedish chef's accent... Trust me, they are. Go back and check if you want.
That's not even touching Statler and Waldorf, also played by Stupes.
@@eyalm867 that's how the swedish chef WORKS. that's the whole bit of his character
@@chantolove I never watched any Muppets, I wouldn't know.
@@eyalm867there's even a bit in most wanted where they say it's Swedish sounding gibberish.
You're correct! Frank Oz was indeed the voice actor for Animal for a lot of his appearances.
Also yes, Sam the Eagles whole thing is that he tries to be extremely patriotic but having no clue what he's talking about. My favorite part is that you can hear "God Save the Queen" in the background of his part.
I mean, it's also the same tune as "My Country 'tis of Thee"
@@piecheese1214 yeah, that’s another layer to the joke
Oz also voiced fozzie, Ms piggy, Bert, and Yoda among the characters he did
Kermit’s line about “You can take Manhattan” if I’m not mistaken is a jab at the legal rights to “Muppets take Manhattan”, one of the few muppet movies that Disney didn’t get the rights for. But they’re not sweating it, because like Kermit said, he’s “got a pad in every lake, it’s kind of easy making green.”
And the "made from a coat" line is extra good because the original Kermit muppet was literally made out of Henson's mother's old coat taken apart and stitched together.
Goggles and Croaker are 2 other frogs that grew up with Kermit in the swamp.
For the Gonzo "Canon/Cannon" line, it's because in recent years they've leaned much more in to Gonzo having a non-binary gender. He's done the princess outfits in the past but has historically been presented as a male character, but in more recent years they've had him flipping and doing more female-type roles as well and there was some backlash over that. "Don't tell me what is and isn't canon" basically, "Don't tell me what my gender is."
Yes, Frank Oz puppeted Animal.
For Pepe the Prawn, He says Dwayne Swanson, it's a pun on Dwayne Johnson (The Rock) because of the appearance, but also Dwain Swanson, the father from 19 Kids and Counting. Pepe the King Prawn has over 1000 children.
The Canon/Cannon part is also a reference to the movie 'Muppets From Space', which tried to establish an origin story for Gonzo. In the movie Gonzo discovers they are an alien and their people (a whole starship of Gonzo like aliens) comes to earth to take them back to Oznog, their home planet'.
This was very poorly received by fans who liked the mystery of Gonzo just being a 'whatever', and was walked back, being officially declared as not canon, though it was originally intended to be canon character development.
And the band is Dr. Teeth and the Electric Mayhem
The whole gender thing was stupid, just let Gonzo be Gonzo, don’t bring gender theory into kids content
@@bobbingi201 Shoulda just left it at “let Gonzo be Gonzo”
@@redballoon9007 But here's the real question: let Gonzo be Gonzo? What is Gonzo?
YAY! Lovely to see your reaction as always! Sam's line about American rappers is 100% in character for him, he always gets stuff wrong, it one of my fav lines! And waving your arms like Kermit is never dumb! It brings joy!
Yeah, Sam is the Muppets' censor, and part of the gag is that he THINKS he's cultured, but he's constantly missing the point. Like, he thought Beethoven was a playwright. There's one episode where Rudolf Nureyev, a famous ballet dancer, guest stars and Sam doesn't recognize him in street clothes, then, when he finds out, happily talks about how this show is finally promoting some culture...Before referring to Nureyev as "my favorite opera singer".
From the Christmas Carol:
"It is the AMERICAN WAY!"
*Gonzo whispers something into his ear*
"I'm sorry, it is the BRITISH WAY!"
i think my favorite thing about bonecage's verse(besides the puns) is the last line. not only does it serve with the boomerang fish joke, but it also is the only verse to lead into a repeated singer aka the mic went back to stupendium.
I actually never thought of that. That's clever
Then again, it's the Stupendium, you can never predict what's next
Ha, good point!
Did the participants know what order they'd be in on the track, though? I know from Shwabadi's reaction video that he wrote his bit, but he was surprised by getting a Statler and Waldorf roast response, and he didn't seem to know what other characters were going to be on the cypher.
@@Idran If that's the case, then Stupendium saw the opportunity and took it like a champ
Shwabadi not only used the word onomatopoeia but also used pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis in a rap truly a 10 out 10 in skill
Wait really? What rap?
@@igotsthemorbs6568 my money long like a leg cypher: the anthology
@@igotsthemorbs6568 my money long as a leg by ham sandwich it’s chyper with 30 people that’s 17 minutes but has some amazing verses
@@noahfrisco2747 Also a lot of bad ones, let's be real. There are like 6 worth listening to out of 30
@@DidntExpect I think Malay of them are good for the most part with maybe like 5 I don’t like
9:41 Not sure if anyone has mentioned this but I think, on top of the canon line being about his gender, in Muppets From Space, Gonzo has an entire story about finding his family who happen to be aliens, the story was changed various times while it was being made and afterwards when it released and it didn’t go down too well, the film was officially claimed to be non-canon and just been a movie where the muppets happened to be playing themselves. People have since talked about whether the movie is or isn’t canon to Gonzo’s character :)
There's a funny story about Freeced. Apparent, the first time they was on a cypher or something, there was a lot of comments saying that they sounded like Kermit. So you can see why
"They" not "he", but yes!
@@Insaneian oh shoot, sorry
@@tysonvienneau1830 no worries! Thanks for editing your comment!
Stupendium as the Swedish chef gives my flashbacks to pyro from fashionable factions.
Also if you wonder, not only doesn't the Swedish chef sound Swedish the crossed over ø is Danish or Norwegian, Sweden uses ö.
Fun fact: THe Swedish Chef's actual stated language is "Mock Swedish". Although, one episode states his native tongue is actually "Mock Japanese".
Yeah, the Jean Stapleton episode, even though he's earlier shown using a Mock Japanese phrasebook when making chocolate cake. 🤣
Sam plays Ebenezer's old schoolmaster in Muppet Christmas Carol. One of my favorite bits is when he is giving a speech to young Ebenezer about the importance of business and ends it with "It's the American Way!"
Then Gonzo (as you said, Charles Dickens) rushes over to him and whispers something into his ear. Sam then stands up straight again and says "It's the British way!"
out of ANY reaction channel your style and commentary has to be my favorite. i think that pausing, rewinding, explaining the joke and talking about the video is fundamental, and you absolutely nailed it! Great job as always!
Thanks so much! I appreciate that!
Agreed!
Agreed. A lot of times a reacting person will wind up missing something _purely by accident_ because they were still laughing at a previous joke (which, while certainly a testament to the skill of the creator if that's the knee-jerk reaction, can be kind of sad if you know the reactor would have liked the part they missed). To that end, Ian's reaction vids are definitely a breath of fresh air!
I love the whole Muppet Labs segment, which just feels like an actual skit from the show.
Stupes did their own English "captions" for the Swedish Chef - they're not CC from TH-cam, including both makes it even funnier. Reminds me of their "We Happy Few" song with the Redacted parts (briefly) in plain text. Between Chef's accent, Bunsen's speed-demon mode and Statler & Waldorf's horrible puns - yep, them too - you're right about it being Stupes' giant Flex show.
For someone who claims they don’t know the Muppets all that well, you certainly knew the Muppets pretty darn well 😂
I'm a pop culture junkie, so while I may not have watched much of the Muppets, I know a lot of trivia about them. 😅
This one is so good, because it's undeniably Muppets.
The voices, the energies, the vibes, the rhymes,...
It FEELS like Muppets through and through.
42:40 that line is actually in reference to Bill Barretta who took over the role after jim henson died (a pun on baretta the gun vs his last name)
Yup! I had no clue, but thankfully Stupes told me about it after my reaction. 😅
As a non native english speaker I really appreciate you explaining the word play to us viewers a little more in depth because many just pass by me even after listening a few times. So, thank you for 50 minutes of actual review rather than just watching a video and laughing with some obvious statements at the end.
Also " I'd love to do one of these. Just putting that out there into the world " caught me off guard and made me chocke on my tea, I'd also like to see you in one of them.
My favourite of the random things that fly by before the "Episode 1 The Muppets" is "Star Trek Captains". There are some fun ideas for cyphers in that quick list.
Jim Henson (the creator of muppets in all their forms may he Rest In Peace) also worked on sesame street ALOT. Sesame is for a much younger audience than the muppets so that’s the opening line. Also Jim Henson has a lot of darker stuff you might wanna check put
Like the Dark Crystal
Ian, don’t ever be afraid to overexplain! As a non-native speaker, you often help me pick up even more meaning in Stupes’ lyrics, and in this one, having zero knowledge about the Muppets, it’s especially helpful😂
I believe Stupendium left a comment on his video thanking Dan Bull for the sacrifice of his larynx
A tiny thing, but famously the first Kermit was made from an old coat Jim Henson's mother had.
I think it's safe to say after having watched so many reaction videos that everyone, regardless of their background knowledge, gets to be a Muppet fan for a few minutes when listening to this cypher. It manages to celebrate and capture the spirit of the Muppets so well, and I love hearing these portrayals of characters I grew up with (they are technically before my time as I'm in my mid twenties, but I have my mom and grandma to thank for passing on their love for the Muppets onto me😁)
At the beginning, there's a list that ends with The Muppets and I think those may be other cypher subjects. I didnt catch them all, but I remember Disney Villans, Breakfast Mascots, The Solar System, Vegetables, and Star Trek Captains. I know I missed quite a few. But oh man, all of those would be amazing.
Art Monuments is also one
Furniture and Wacky Races are some, too.
Condiments as well.
there was My Little Pony in the list too
i think i saw "days of the week"
Every time I think the stupendium has reached their peak, they find a whole other mountain and summit that
Hey Ian, it's been a while. I don't know if anyone's mentioned this yet, but the line with the Swedish Chef about the Barretta references the fact that Bill Barretta was cast as the most recent head and voice puppeteer for the chef.
A few people have mentioned that, but thanks! I totally missed that myself.
14:55 If you want to know the "official" reason Skeeter hasn't shown up as Kermit explained in a 2014 interviewthat that Skeeter has been on meditative retreat ever since becoming a Buddhist. Scooter later replied on Twitter in 2015: "Skeeter is currently studying overseas. And if she ever reaches dry land, she'll come visit."
Her only substantial role as an adult was in Boom Comics run of The Muppet Show comics in issues 4-7 "Family Reunion".
THE BEST PART ABOUT THE SAM VERSE IS IF YOU LISTEN TO THE BACK TRACK THEY PLAY GOD SAVE THE QUEEN OVER IT
I also know nothing about the Muppets, but this cypher has been on loop for me since it came out! It's made me *want* to watch the Muppet show and movies unlike anything before.
Yeah, Pepe is known for getting names wrong. He calls Scooter as Scooper, Sam as Stan and Miss Piggy as Miss Picky.
I'm surprised you missed the twisting line for "Take a Big Pause," which was "Like a Saint Bernard Stomping." Saint Bernards being an incredibly well known big doggo, and, being a snow dog, being known to have snowshoe grade paws.
I grew up in the main day of the Muppets. This hits the staying-inside-on-a-snowy-christmas-night-by-the-fireplace feel-goods for me. Or, at least, the nostalgia does. Not necessarily the rapping part.
I don’t know if you caught this or not, but Swedish Chef saying “They sent me a Barretta when Jim Henson left the kitchen” refers to his voice actor; Henson used to voice Swedish Chef and when he died was replaced by Bill Barretta. A beretta (pronounced the same as Bill’s last name) is also a gun brand. Goddamn, Stupes didn’t need to flex THAT hard but they did anyway.
The entire cypher was such a delight to watch, but man. I love your reactions because your explanations give me an even greater appreciation for it. Totally missed so many references and puns. What a delight :]
Thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed it!
I wouldn't be surprised at all if Stupes made an entire series just so they could get away with pen flexing as characters they couldn't do normally.
Even though I'm happy they managed to take off as a VG nerdcore artist it always felt like it also trapped them from other kinds of content and songs they could have written when you look at their pre-pray content.
Watched this then immediately watched your reaction.
Idc if it’s an hour or a day, I learn MORE from your explanation, regardless of you stumbling over your words.
Thanks for doing these awesome videos Ian 😁
Wow, thanks! I appreciate that!
when I watched it, I could not wait for him to release a vid of this!
As a resident of the post-Soviet space, I never had a chance to appreciate the Muppet Show (only fragments), but this song showed in one viewing that I HAD to watch it. It is a curious product of its era. If only I could find every episode WITH AT LEAST ENGLISH SUBTITLES. But okay, there will be a way out
I am grateful for the way you explain puns and jokes in detail. My level of English is not always enough to understand a word accurately or to hear that it was said differently.
If you enjoy this you should look up the interrogation song it's a official Muppet song but it's actually really catchy and pretty darn funny especially if you look up the extended version that includes in an extra verse from Gonzo the great it's about all the Muppets being interrogated for stealing a statue but it has several funny jokes and gags throughout it and it's actually really humorous
Quick BassedOlaf note - if you haven't seen the "I'm Dead Cypher", it's an Olaf joint that's probably one of the most absurd things to come out of nerdcore, featuring Stupes as the announcer.
Oh crap, I think I have, actually. Totally forgot about that. Damn.
By the way if this series does proceeds to do well, I saw that "My Little Pony" is on that random list. So be prepared if the day comes.
it would be so funny if the singers references equestria girls or even the creepypastas like cupcakes or the rainbow factory mid way into the cypher lmao
i've said it before, but i'll say it again. i love your reactions. you started this by saying you're not that into the muppets but killed it with the breakdowns. you put in so much more value into these reactions than some people who are big into the muppets, i love watching these after listening to a new stupes song. love your work, keep it up.
ps: bonecage killed it as lew zealand, i love the puns.
Thank you so much!
The cypher was amazing, featured so many of my favourites and they did such a great job with the characters!! Always happy to see your reactions and curios about things, you make it so fun!
Thinking of the Dr. Teeth line "Cold beast with the gold teeth, call me Bear Grylls," reminded me that Bear Grillz is also the name of a Dub-Step producer my buddy is a fan of.
Also Wikipedia confirms that Fran Oz voiced Animal.
It'd be great if you actually got to be on one of the (maybe) future unlikely cyphers. You'd fit right in I believe.
Thanks so much, I appreciate that! Fingers crossed...tho I'm not holding my breath, heh.
Oh, right!
I think the "made from an old coat" thing in Kermit's verse might've been entirely literal! Like, the first version of his design was literally made from a coat Henson (maybe one of his family?) Owned
7:08 cool thing about that line, the first ever Kermit puppet was made out of Jim Henson's mom's coat
What do you call those weird guys who hang around with musicians?
Drummers.
Also, Swedish Chef is S-tier
One great line from Rowlf's verse you, and a lot of others, missed was "Tatty and unkempt, so actually the Main G", which sounds like Mangy since he's always a gross dog in the show!
I love watching your videos! Keep up the good work!
THANK THE LORD ! As I grew up in France the muppets didn't existed and only heard of them through memes, and I was so frustrated not recognising any references in this banger, your video just made the listening all more flavorful and I love it ! (Side note : I think the "no sesame line from Kermit is in reference of sesame street, could be wrong)
I think this song melted Ian’s brain and soul
I was fine with everything that happened in this Cypher until the Chef hit. I nearly died I was laughing so hard.
For Sam the Eagle it's a gag that he wouldn't realize some things have origins beyond their 'American' connections.
the flow so cold im happy i was made from a coat actually referenced the fact that in the beginning kermit didnt yet have a name, and was made from the coat of jim hensons mother
Currently at 3:31 here - I wonder if Stupes will ever do an Undertale episode of the Unlikely Cyphers, given the amount of memorable characters in that game, similar to Muppets basically where you don't really left out anyone. Anyways excited for that ONE HOUR LONG reaction episode!
With how algorithmically successful that would be, I would call that unlikely, not Unlikely
Yeah as much as I want an Undertale/Deltarune episode, with how mainstream it is I don't think it'll be in this series ;-;
This has gotta be my favorite reaction you've done. Absolutely amazing analysis of tons of stuff I missed, and a lot of laughs especially on the "Stupendium only did this so that they could pen flex as the Swedish chef". Hopefully you're in a future cypher!
The coffee thing is Wilkin's Coffee. I believe the puppets were originally Wilkin and Wontkin.
If you love Rolph, you should watch his big scene in the Muppet Movie. It starts with Steve Martin as an annoying waiter, and ends with a great duet with Kermit and Rolph called "You can't live with 'em." Super great song that would 100% be something you'd love to react to (well, aside from the legal aspects)
5:40 Goggles and Croaker are Kermit's childhood friends, as featured in the 2002 direct-to-video TV movie Kermit's Swamp Years.
6:32 Wilkins Coffee. You should watch their ads: they're unbelievably subversive, and hilarious.
6:57 That's not exactly how it went down. First, the Muppets were on ABC (Rowlf the Dog on the Jimmy Dean Show), then they went to PBS (Sesame Street), and then, while trying to get a primetime variety series off the ground, Henson's team worked on SNL before travelling to London to film The Muppet Show.
27:39 Actually, Gonzo was voiced and puppeteered by another Muppet performer named Dave Goelz. He also did Bunsen Honeydew, Zoot from the Electric Mayhem, and Boober and Uncle Matt from Fraggle Rock. Goelz is also the voice of Disney's Figment the Dragon. Frank Oz, on the other hand, also performed Fozzie Bear and Sam Eagle from The Muppet Show, as well as Sesame Street Muppets Grover, Cookie Monster, and Bert.
23:05 Since you asked... It's Dr. Teeth and the Electric Mayhem, which goes into "breathing the mayhem" from a couple lines back. Electric Toothbrush would make more sense, but since when have the Muppets ever bothered with that?
Edit: 29:25 Ha, should have kept watching.
I do really like your over-explaining of things (that's partially why I'm here)
You always mention things that I had missed before.
Love your stuff, keep up the great work man
Goggles and crooker are Kermit's childhood buddies in Muppets Kermit's Swamp years movie.
Ian, there's another level of pun in the Swedish Chef bit, in the actual show. That launcher he uses isn't a bazooka, it's a simplified/cartoon version of a Carl Gustaf recoilless rifle... which is manufactured in Sweden.
I know no one asked for this but it felt just right, I love the organ. Dr. Teeth`s verse of "turning cathedrals to theaters" always make me think, what aren't there more organs in everyday lives
There're such a cool increment, and I know bigger require a lot of setup Dr. teeths seems to be portable. I feel like organs should be recognized more, so YOU the reader, please research organs and understand to love them as much as I do.
-organ appreaciation society
Ngl, i find it kinda funny and endearing when you over-explain these things that most people would know.
Well, actually, how many people know about canon? Maybe I'm just a weeb, lol
Also, think about stories in the same way you think about floors/levels of a building.
13:18 you are correct a story is how many floors in a building so a flat is about 30 stories tall
Always love your personality Ian, really makes it worthwhile to watch
i will say freeced does actually say " it's kinda easy making green" but i didn't notice it at first either
The Swedish Chef's cereal was actually pretty good. I can't believe someone else remembers it! Damn shame it was discontinued!
The first Kermit puppet was actually made from a coat Jim Henson's mom owned and wore
Sam Eagle rapping to the tune of God save the Queen is one of the best things ever.
I was looking forward to seeing your reaction to this Cypher! And I’m glad this was 50 mins cause I just loved watching all, I didn’t really know so much about muppets too, but I loved to see many references and puns from this song!! Great reaction!! :D
I love the Sam verse and I crack up with the Drake line. Very wonderful song which I appreciate you telling us more about.
My favorite part is at the end of the song when you hear kermit in the background say good grief
Rowlf's 'Frog in your throat like Kermit coughing' line might be a reference to the fact Jim Henson performed both characters.
If you listen closely, you can hear the tune of God Save the King in the background of Sam the Eagle's verse
41:18 actually the captions you see are a part of the video not actual TH-cam captions
You should also check out Freshy Kanal's Fairytale Cypher featuring Stupendium, Dan Bull and many more
Agreed! I was JUST about to mention this - one of my favorite TH-cam cyphers of all time. It's got a bunch of fairy-tale characters, and yet EVERYONE brings their A-game! Also, EpicLLOYD's in it, in addition to the above!
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I hate that I just realized the additional layer to the Bear Grylls line - Bear Grylls was notorious for a.... certain survival technique. Hence why his teeth might be "golden" in a more metaphorical sense. I kinda wish I hadn't figure that out.
Ah yes, they way he chose to "stay hydrated"...I had almost forgotten. 😅
@Insaneian among other things, like when he pretended to pee on his hat to keep cool but had the crew rinse it off when the camera was facing away
Long breakdown, but I enjoyed it.
You pointed out some things in Pepe the Prawn’s verse that I didn’t notice before (besides him nailing the voice), so thanks!
~_~
I'm pretty sure kemit said "it's kinda easy making green" making green as in making money and also a wordplay on "it isn't easy being green"
25:35 Additionally, Great Dane seems to be used as a word play on Grande Dame, emphasising the face he's not mundane.
Holy, is that a 50 minute long reaction?! Amazing content like always!
So about the Swedish chef verse, those "captions" were actually part of the video, you don't need CC on for that.
Also, if you listen closely you can hear that Stups is actually saying the words at the bottom, just in a strong accent.
Maybe it's just that I was primed by the lyrics on-screen, but I definitely heard Freeced say "making" green, not "being".
6:32 it’s called Wilkins coffee! 🔫 bad things happen to people who don’t drink Wilkins…
Also the fact that they talked about how come actual pigs was the fact that he in the early seasons had to deal with that on the Miss Piggy but also another pig that was Miss Piggy‘s rival.
I was today years old when I found out the dude yeeting fish was named after my country. Apparently they decided his shtick would be throwing fish and so they went “what country is surrounded by fish” and chose New Zealand
I would not be surprised if you got the main G mangy pun in Rowlf's verse but I wish you mentioned it lol
Kermit: And for our next act, Insane Ian! Who will be making a video go from around 9 minutes to around 50
(No hate, genuinely love your reactions)
Skull (jt music) just sounds like that so he was perfect for rizzo
32:37 and I think maybe he’s named after Uncle Sam.
Just brilliant ❤ great reaction too , I loved this cypher everyone was amazing, but I have to say opening with Freeced was genius , they are amazing as Kermit 🥰❤️🐸
Re: The Swedish Chef verse. Bill Baretta (not Bazooka) took over most of Jim's roles when he died.
Goggles and croaker were a frog and toad that were childhood friends of Kermit before he went out to be famous. (in the movie Kermits swamp years is where that's from.)
Dude, they put Lew Zealand before Chef…..
The character known for fish
Before
The character known for “Swedish”
….
The final fish pun was Swedish Fish.
Omg! I watched this on Stupes channel first and liked and commented what a good job he did as Dr. Honeydew/Beaker. But it wasn't until I saw your reaction that he also played the Swedish chef! I don't know how I missed that. I think I was so distracted with the "Swedish" text and the English subtitles that my eyes didn't know where to go! Plus the fact that I've been staring at a computer screen all day at work and now I'm watching this at 3am... fun stuff... Anyway, great video, I loved it. 👍
If I can recommend an underrated song that features the Stupendium.
Keter qualities by musiclide, they also have an iron lung song featuring stupes.