Recently hosted grand son ( 19) for his vacation and introduced him to John Prine, " Big Door Prize " . I was like: oh yeah! I luv this song then was kinda embarrassed over some of the words... with my gr.son! But turns out: he luvs it too. His mom thinks it's funny. His other granny is kinda straight laced. Variety is good. Rock on woman!
@@Paislywalls4767 I love introducing my grandchild to all kinds of music. Last night she fell asleep in my arms dancing to Otis Redding. Coco melon is killing me. I like Prine, when the day is done is a good tune.
Same thing happend to me just few moments ago, after a 30 years oblivion here it is. In my few memories I had very poor clues and in my research I found this creepier one... th-cam.com/video/j-qQ_brIsfY/w-d-xo.html
I was 7 when my dad showed this to me. I remember I asked my mom if I could show it to my class because we were reading The Three Little Pigs and she said no. I was very sad
Haha I can relate to this, I was 8 when my dad showed me this, I downloaded the video on my mp4 player and watched it over and over. None of my friends found it as amusing as I did... Such a shame😂
@CYRUS DAWSON I was introduced to metal when I was 12 also but it was from metallica and slipknot. I am now into death and heavy metal now but i occasionally listen to goofy songs like this lol
Oh, I see. Mr. Nugent isn’t very famous in Germany, so I don’t know him. Watched the video on MTV and can’t understand the refrain also. Internet doesn’t exist at this time. 😅
@@larssievering5705 It's a play on words kind of thing... Instead of his dad's name being Ted Nugent, the famous musician, he's named "Pig Nugent" in the fictitious Three Little Pigs world. Green Jellö was just having fun and put a twist on the name. 😊
Fuck yeah man. The 90s were the best time ever. Everything was still fresh and original. The creativity was off the charts. People not glued to fucking cell phones 24/7. Great inquisitive conversations between great friends. Maybe I’m just hitting my mid life crisis lol. Born in 79
@jasonrazon8379 sorry dude. Your parents said this 25 years ago. And theirs 25 before that, and so on. Humans are amazing because we tend to remember the little goods more than the little bads. One advantage we have is this internet let's us go back and relive the good if we want. We're pretty much the first generation that stopped losing everything we didn't intentionally preserve culture wise. For better or worse.
LA was an amazing place in the late 1980's and early 1990's. Got to see Green JELLO, Failure, RATM, Tool, Jane's Addiction and so many other amazing LA bands.
I moved from Sydney in 1982 (which also had an amazing live music scene) to Venice, 18, and it was so awesome seeing already established bands (X, The Cramps, on and on) and the newer ones like you mentioned in small venues. It wasn’t unusual to go out 3-5 times a week and not even spend a lot of money. Great times, cheers.
My dad had me listening to this when it came out in the 90's and now as a 35yo dad I have my little girl listening to it. She's 4 and says "daddy I wanna listen to little pigs!" Or "daddy I wanna listen to rock concert"(lamb of god)
My 2 girls are similar, one actually decided to ask if it was OK to put her playlist on. 'Sorry dad, it's all Halestorm......' Ah, I think that's OK little one. Raising them right.
The 90s had so much fantastic music, it was diverse and had something for everyone. This video is slick! The song is fantastic too! Where have these types of artists gone.. 😭
Yeah you can say that again I've haven't heard this song when i was 7 only heard it once and could never remember who did this song 30 years later good old TH-cam
I wish I had words to heal your pain, but I don't. The best I can say is that you are NOT alone. It's harder some days than others, so just take it one minute, one second at a time. A hundred years from now, you will still sometimes be caught off guard and have a bad day. That doesn't mean you failed, you can try again later. Heck, I'm not even sure why your message hit me so hard, but I'm sitting here crying and typing and hoping you have a better tomorrow.
This has to be one of the most catchy guitar riffs in history. I still catch myself humming this tune when every I'm stressed, bored, concentrating or just chilling.
@@parker469a I hadn't heard of that song, so I looked it up. Yeah, it's pretty sweet. Thanks for the suggestion. Green Jelly is a nostalgic classic for me. It came out when i was in the 8th grade around the time ugly kid Joe's cats in the cradle and primus' my name is mud were released on MTV. Those were the days - hitting up the skate park, and the arcades.
My dad showed this to me when I was a little kid and this got me hooked onto music, he died in 2017 when I was a young teen. I miss you dad! I hope you're doing fine and playing your guitar wherever you are!
My dad showed me this when I was younger. Passed away last year. I'll make sure to pass it along whenever I have kids. I'd like to think hes out there somewhere riding in his 1975 oldsmobile in the sky with this song blaring.
I remember being 7 years old at my grandma's house and seeing this really late at night. For the next eight years I thought it was a fever dream I had and not an actual music video I saw.
i though the Same with the first chapter of Stargate Sg1, i watched it when i was little and always thought it was a dream i had, then, i saw it and it was like OMFG IT IS REAL!!!!
When you actually dined in at pizza hut now it's either carry out or delivery least here in my town it is, I'm assuming it's not much different anywhere else!?!
Seeing all the comments about people remembering their dads showing them this as kids. I remember, and now I am that dad showing this to my kids feeling nostalgic as hell
when i was 12 i just came upon this song and holy crap i thought it was the best 90s song ever other than like a million other songs but its up there for the wacky comedic pig thing
i don't have kids nor did my folks show this to me at all but my brother used to own the single on cassette i have that around here somewhere. i watched the shit out of this video back in 93 and i never did hear anything from Green Jelly after this one had it's time in the sun
I remember riding in my dad's truck listening to this on tape, back when the label still said Green Jello. I was maybe all of 6 or 7 at the time and it was the first really heavy guitar riff that blessed my ears. Dad passed last year but hearing this really takes me back to some great days hanging out with him.
When I first heard this one I was 15 years old. Man the 1990s had kickass rock music. I remember watching this video on headbanger's ball on MTV on a late Saturday night.
Same!! Did you have The Box?? You could call in and request videos for 99 cents for 3, I think. I'd request this one, Mom was not happy when the phone bill came. I called a lot!!
i’m 42 and love this song as much as i did listening to the tape on my walkman delivering papers. so heavy and so fucking awesome. now my little guys ask for it 3 or 4 times a day
Lol. My 6 year old neice and 2 year old nephew ask to watch this video all the time. They love it too! I say it can't be as bad as some of these trashy kids shows these days.
I remember catching this on MTV back in the day, I was 9 or 10 and thought this was the absolutely funniest thing i'd ever seen. Still holds up all these years later, I forgot how good the actually music is
Seriously tho with a lot of the crap that gets thrown on the radio these days it sucks so having music like this from back in the day is always a great chance of pace
I remember when I was around 14 when this on the Box Music Television You Control and I was 14 at the time and I absolutely loved the whole song and it absolutely kicked ass and rocked brilliant song.
Fun fact: James-Halliwell Philips heard this song, and loved it. So much infact, he decided to right a child friendly version for his family that we now know as the classic children's story.
Fun fact to those who don’t know, Danny Carey and Maynard James Keenan from Tool are both in this song. Danny is (obviously) playing the drums and Maynard is singing backup vocals (he does the “not by the hair of my chinny, chin, chin!” part, and also played guitar). They both played live and recorded with Green Jellÿ from 1990-1993, before forming Tool with guitarist Adam Jones from 1993-now. **EDIT**: they actually formed Tool in 1990, but didn’t get their big start until 1993, so Green Jellÿ was one of their things before 1993 as Tool was gradually progressing through recording their first EP in 1992 and their first album in 1993.
Yeah just found out it's Maynard, had to come back and listen😂 so funny I'm a huge tool fan but had no clue of the connection. I wonder how many rabid tool fans have ever even heard this song lol (btw I'm not bashing on this song, it's great... Just not super well known)
@@colestowing8695 I actually heard this song way before I knew of anything about Tool (I’ve only heard of them at that point) and it was cool seeing the connection afterwards
@@jakedc6 yea, 100%. It's just blowing my mind that in some weird alternate universe danny carey and maynard stayed with green jelly and tool never became a thing. thank god it didnt happen that way here😁
They were originally called Green Jello. Then they got sued by Jello. Ended up changing the band name to Green Jelly. This song still remained. As it should.
I have cereal killer on cd that I found on ebay with the green jello still on it. Originally I owned my first recording of the most awesome puppet show ever on cassette that I wore out on my sony walkman if that gives any indication of how long this has been around. I feal sad for those that have never had the pleasure of tuccan son of sam in the title track or anarchy in bedrock twitch twitch ....f@#& I love this most holy of audio and video(which it was released as first) back when mtv played music in lieu of pregnant trailer park teenagers in all their glory...I do not come across many know much more than little pig if any at all...it's nice to see that I am not alone in my love for these imho ,creative, genius gods of metal. Having said that this is the only album I know of if there is more from them I seriously dropped the ball this...
@@Vladdamyre with all due respect, you are incorrect. This band was sued for their name and copyright infringement by kraft foods inc in 1992. Please see the link below. www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Green_Jell%25C3%25BF%23:~:text%3DAt%2520the%2520height%2520of%2520the,an%2520umlaut%2520over%2520the%2520Y.&ved=2ahUKEwjjoOSg-63wAhVhTTABHRPQCMsQFjAEegQIAxAF&usg=AOvVaw2Y7McDHJUoPDbvGx-3YJwp
Ah yes. This came out back in my high school days. A lost gem! My hair was long. Metal was the music. Don't remember much of those days due to the amount of weed consumed. Lots of time spent watching and loving videos like this on the couch. No responsibilities at all. Paradise.
The funny thing is that the title you can see on the cinema banner at 1:04 was turned into an actual comedy horror movie many years later. It's called "Teeth", if you feel like watching it.
Same bro, I was literally like 2 years old and I still listen to this day bro. lemme tell you, my friend barely likes metal at all but this is one of his favourite songs of all time.
Just played this for my granddaughters after having read the story. Never heard them giggle like that before. Of course I got my butt in trouble from all other sides but it was sooo worth it to hear those laughs! I'll definitely have to change the way I read this story to them for now on!
I remember when I was 13 years old when this song aired on the Canadian equivalent of MTV , and it’s still a good song to listen to when I’m bored, just saying is all ?!? If my nephew ever gets my MP3 player setup properly, this song will be saved on my music playlist files, I thought I’d also mention?!?
As a young child I was raised on rock and metal! This song remains a classic, and I remember calling the local radio station Banana 101.5 (Flint, MI) in the 90s requesting this to be played! Turned 30 this past July and had my first child, SHE WILL ABSOLUTELY BE LISTENING TO THIS!
I never knew this song existed until I checked out a 1993 chart hits video. Very funny song. The big bad wolf will get dizzy if he keeps blowing at the brick house.
I heard this song in the car when I was little and I thought it was the funniest and most ironic shit because it's literally the only heavy metal adaptation of a fairy tale I've ever heard. It's still an amazing song nonetheless and it could easily be considered a classic. Wonderful
My Spanish teacher and I were talking about the greatest music videos on MTV, and he said that this music video was a personal favorite. Naturally, I had to look it up. I am glad I did!
Hello officers? A big black wolf is trying to blow my house in. My location? West Hollywood. Oh you have someone already on the way? Thanks. Hey watch it, I think that guy is armed and dangerous. Later... "Tonight on TMZ!"
I'm thirteen and my parents are 90's kids, and they showed me this when i was like 6, instantly became my favorite version of three little pigs. i love this to death!
By the looks of these comments?? Yes! These Bible thumping goody two shoes in effect got at least 3 generations of smaller younger children exposed to nursery rhymes & 3 little pigs as gateway labeled porn rock instead of letting real musicians and songwriters have the opportunities they used to!!
That's why twerking to lyrics about pussy & bitches & hos & bullets are exactly the same unchallenging crap!! And socially relevant material for our times (like 1968! Civil rights, diversity, women's freedom ALL taken away in a climate of "gimme sum pussay! Gimme sumdik!")
Played this song on the jukebox in our high school cafeteria in 1996...one of the times I wasn't OUT to lunch. That was a fun time. Wish kids today could have a similar experience...😕
the greatness of the 90s.
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@@Monkeysencondchannelsaw this for first time ever.
And Danny Carey playing drums! Holy shit!
It was made in 89
@2014-g8n i was off by a year, sue me.
2023 and it's my granddaughters favorite version of 3 Little Pigs...mom's not happy but I am the coolest grandma ever!!
You are rising your grandchildren wonderfully! Always stay awesome!
Recently hosted grand son ( 19) for his vacation and introduced him to John Prine, " Big Door Prize " . I was like: oh yeah! I luv this song then was kinda embarrassed over some of the words... with my gr.son! But turns out: he luvs it too. His mom thinks it's funny.
His other granny is kinda straight laced.
Variety is good.
Rock on woman!
@@StainsStainsStains hahaha nah not ancient...but a young grandma. Thanks that made me laugh
@@Paislywalls4767 I love introducing my grandchild to all kinds of music. Last night she fell asleep in my arms dancing to Otis Redding. Coco melon is killing me. I like Prine, when the day is done is a good tune.
@@annabanana7084 Thank you for taking my previous ignorant comment in stride. I shouldn't have said that.
I'm not joking, this song just popped into my had after nearly 30 years. I remember watching this video on MTV. What a trip 😆
Same with me lol I just popped in
Same thing happend to me just few moments ago, after a 30 years oblivion here it is. In my few memories I had very poor clues and in my research I found this creepier one... th-cam.com/video/j-qQ_brIsfY/w-d-xo.html
Exactly why I looked it up today. Just randomly popped in my head. It did not disappoint.
@@jasongurley9465 I was like 8 or 9. I was equal parts transfixed and terrified by this video 😄
Top of the Pops 1993 repeats on BBC Three brought me here!❤❤❤
A timeless classic that never gets old even in 2024.
🤘😎🤘
They are still putting on shows believe it or not
@@Quagmire8623 Really? That's awesome.
Facts lol
You said it man
I was 7 when my dad showed this to me. I remember I asked my mom if I could show it to my class because we were reading The Three Little Pigs and she said no. I was very sad
Haha I can relate to this, I was 8 when my dad showed me this, I downloaded the video on my mp4 player and watched it over and over. None of my friends found it as amusing as I did... Such a shame😂
It is an accurate animation of the original story so I don't understand why your mom wouldn't let you
@CYRUS DAWSON I was introduced to metal when I was 12 also but it was from metallica and slipknot. I am now into death and heavy metal now but i occasionally listen to goofy songs like this lol
@@TR.Pixels exactly!!! She said some crap about it “not being appropriate for 2nd graders”
Hahahaha, my dad also showed this to me when I was little 🤣
"They sent out RAMMMMMBO, just as fast as they could" As if the rest of this song wasn't enough, to this day that part just kills me.
RAAMBO
Yo wolf face! I'm your worst nightmare! Your ass is mine!
I wonder if Sylvester Stallone has seen this.
I about fell outta my chair.
I like the part of the last pigs dad being pig nugent, lol!
"His daddy was a rockstar named Pig Nugent." Haha... That line never gets old!
Never understood this. What does it mean?
Oh, I see. Mr. Nugent isn’t very famous in Germany, so I don’t know him.
Watched the video on MTV and can’t understand the refrain also. Internet doesn’t exist at this time. 😅
@@larssievering5705 It's a play on words kind of thing... Instead of his dad's name being Ted Nugent, the famous musician, he's named "Pig Nugent" in the fictitious Three Little Pigs world. Green Jellö was just having fun and put a twist on the name. 😊
Reference to TED NUGENT of cat scratch fever fame !!!!
uh dude he never said that. take your meds dude im serious
We born between 1978 and 1982 lived like this... what a fucking trip those 90s were... I miss them..
Fuck yeah man. The 90s were the best time ever. Everything was still fresh and original. The creativity was off the charts. People not glued to fucking cell phones 24/7. Great inquisitive conversations between great friends. Maybe I’m just hitting my mid life crisis lol. Born in 79
@jasonrazon8379 sorry dude. Your parents said this 25 years ago. And theirs 25 before that, and so on.
Humans are amazing because we tend to remember the little goods more than the little bads.
One advantage we have is this internet let's us go back and relive the good if we want. We're pretty much the first generation that stopped losing everything we didn't intentionally preserve culture wise. For better or worse.
boomers
73 to 80. This was popular in college. Perfect age for this song.
79 here.. I know exactly what you mean 😂
2:13 The way piggie #1 declines the joint is a hilarious touch 😂😂
Classic😂
That’s me when I decline lol
My hubby. Carbon copy.
That guitar chord right after first house goes is the best.
2024! 🥳💖
1:45 ...the wolf is really enjoying that guitar.
Underrated!🤣 🤜
Lol 😂
🤣🤣
More than enjoying 😏
AYO
The 1990s were the only time you could tune your radio to any regular top-40 station and hear something like this.
We é experienced the peak of Western civilization
Actually, you can hear it on the radio in Florida
I’d say it was from the 70s to the mid 2000s.
@@austinreed7343 agreed
@@austinreed7343 the song was released in '89
LA was an amazing place in the late 1980's and early 1990's. Got to see Green JELLO, Failure, RATM, Tool, Jane's Addiction and so many other amazing LA bands.
I moved from Sydney in 1982 (which also had an amazing live music scene) to Venice, 18, and it was so awesome seeing already established bands (X, The Cramps, on and on) and the newer ones like you mentioned in small venues. It wasn’t unusual to go out 3-5 times a week and not even spend a lot of money. Great times, cheers.
Jealous about Tool man that would've been awesome. Green jello is a really real my good friends with tool
"THEY SENT OUT RAAAMMMBOOO!"
Your family watched beavis @ butthead
YO, WOLF FACE
YOUR ASS IS MINE
I'm your Worst Nightmare.
Rambo: your ass is mine
The wolf's mind:. Oh poop
My dad had me listening to this when it came out in the 90's and now as a 35yo dad I have my little girl listening to it. She's 4 and says "daddy I wanna listen to little pigs!" Or "daddy I wanna listen to rock concert"(lamb of god)
I heard this at a skate jam in 95'. My 4yr old loves this and Hourglass by Lamb of God lol
lol glad i wasn't the only one, still got pics of me with my Mike Muir bandana from when I was like 5-6
My 2 girls are similar, one actually decided to ask if it was OK to put her playlist on. 'Sorry dad, it's all Halestorm......'
Ah, I think that's OK little one. Raising them right.
You have done well
One day Imma have a son and show him this in the car just like my dad
When I was little my step dad ( father of my sister) showed me this video. I loved it and still love it at twelve years old
Same
same
my dad showed me the song adn me at 11 years old, i like to troll my step brother with it whenever hes over
You're still little bro
@@coolcarp2187 so? let da kid like stuff :p
The 90s had so much fantastic music, it was diverse and had something for everyone. This video is slick! The song is fantastic too! Where have these types of artists gone.. 😭
Nostalgia is a hell of a drug
Well said 🤣🤣🤣
Yeah you can say that again I've haven't heard this song when i was 7 only heard it once and could never remember who did this song 30 years later good old TH-cam
My dad showed this too me when I was little and I forgot It existed
I literally heard this song for the first time earlier today and I am genuinely upset I didn't know about it earlier in my life.
#Melissa Yeahhh!! But it makes me sad!! God, we were young sometime!!!!
My buddy Travis was a huge fan of this song and the band. He passed a few years ago so it's nice to hear this and remember all the fun we had.
Rip dude I feel ur lose like I knew him as one of my own freinds
Just cause he listens to this song and liked it I care for him this song makes me filled with rage and well I love it and sorry for your lose
Blessed be to him and I'm glad you still remember the good times
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I wish I had words to heal your pain, but I don't. The best I can say is that you are NOT alone. It's harder some days than others, so just take it one minute, one second at a time. A hundred years from now, you will still sometimes be caught off guard and have a bad day. That doesn't mean you failed, you can try again later.
Heck, I'm not even sure why your message hit me so hard, but I'm sitting here crying and typing and hoping you have a better tomorrow.
This has to be one of the most catchy guitar riffs in history. I still catch myself humming this tune when every I'm stressed, bored, concentrating or just chilling.
Do you like Infinite Regression by Animals as Leaders?
@@parker469a I hadn't heard of that song, so I looked it up. Yeah, it's pretty sweet. Thanks for the suggestion.
Green Jelly is a nostalgic classic for me. It came out when i was in the 8th grade around the time ugly kid Joe's cats in the cradle and primus' my name is mud were released on MTV. Those were the days - hitting up the skate park, and the arcades.
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Those were definitely the good old days. Fucking MTV, man. My childhood.
Yeah... Catchy like that Cheech and Chong joint ..Earache in my eye
My dad showed this to me when I was a little kid and this got me hooked onto music, he died in 2017 when I was a young teen. I miss you dad! I hope you're doing fine and playing your guitar wherever you are!
The voice for the wolf is my inspiration for when I read Three Little pigs to my daughter before bed.
😂
You’re a good father sir!
This song and meat sandwich by gwar are the weirdest songs I know.
It's Maynard from tool
I bet rambo and the wolfman is her favorite part of the story.
My dad showed me this when I was younger. Passed away last year. I'll make sure to pass it along whenever I have kids.
I'd like to think hes out there somewhere riding in his 1975 oldsmobile in the sky with this song blaring.
Your dad sounds like a Baddass
RIP
same
Same
Why do you hate children?
Same
I remember being 7 years old at my grandma's house and seeing this really late at night. For the next eight years I thought it was a fever dream I had and not an actual music video I saw.
i though the Same with the first chapter of Stargate Sg1, i watched it when i was little and always thought it was a dream i had, then, i saw it and it was like OMFG IT IS REAL!!!!
That was me with Weird Al’s jurassic park music video.
That shit scarred me for years..
How is this the most relevant TH-cam comment I've ever read? I thought the same thing about this video. Thought it was just my imagination.
Some reason I thought this was from Tales from the Crypt...imd of terrified me as a kid which is why I probably thought that.
I felt the same way when I saw 'Nightbreed' in early 90s, until I saw it appear on Netflix a few years ago and watched it.
This song is giving off ‘Primus’ vibes..
Back in the 90s the Pizza Hut in my town had a jukebox with this song on it. I used to play it every time my family ate there.
I miss those days.
💯😎🥇😎💯
When you actually dined in at pizza hut now it's either carry out or delivery least here in my town it is, I'm assuming it's not much different anywhere else!?!
We must've had the same childhood. This song and Weird Al's "Jurassic Park" got frequent plays.
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I was 18 and my Girlfriend hates me when i played this Song....She's gone long ago, Green Jelly is still here for me :)
If they don't like good music that's you're first sign to move on
Bitches is temporary heavy metal is forever
She was a classic Rock Blocker.
It saved you from marriage.
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Grandkids: What music did you listen to as a kid?
Me: Why dont you sit right back and i, i will tell you a tale...
Lmao
Then get really into it and terrify them haha
My daughters HATE this
Metal
Just like you
Seeing all the comments about people remembering their dads showing them this as kids. I remember, and now I am that dad showing this to my kids feeling nostalgic as hell
when i was 12 i just came upon this song and holy crap i thought it was the best 90s song ever other than like a million other songs but its up there for the wacky comedic pig thing
Same
I remember my older brother had the cassette tape. I have him to thank for introducing me to green jelly and gwar when I was like 8 years old lol
i don't have kids nor did my folks show this to me at all but my brother used to own the single on cassette i have that around here somewhere. i watched the shit out of this video back in 93 and i never did hear anything from Green Jelly after this one had it's time in the sun
this is so weird because this was alternative culture and had fuck all to do with little kids lol
The fact that Maynard James Keenan sings, "Not by the hair of my chinny chin chin," just makes this core 1990's memory A+.
I believe there was three pig voices. Maynard, Les Claypool and Pauley Shore
the fact that is also Danny Carry on the drums too
I had zero clue that was Maynard!
@@maxmillianmiller9476OR Danny!
Also Pauly shore and Les Claypool, they're all 3 credited as little pigs voices
I remember riding in my dad's truck listening to this on tape, back when the label still said Green Jello. I was maybe all of 6 or 7 at the time and it was the first really heavy guitar riff that blessed my ears. Dad passed last year but hearing this really takes me back to some great days hanging out with him.
Any idea why it was changed to jelly? I remember it being jello as a kid too
@@josethebioform7519 funnily enough I googled that last night, Jello sued them so they had to change it to Jelly
Rest in peace your dad man. 😢
Let your dad live on and JAM OUT!!
@@thefixer2954 🤣
When I first heard this one I was 15 years old. Man the 1990s had kickass rock music. I remember watching this video on headbanger's ball on MTV on a late Saturday night.
I don't see why this shouldn't be our nation's anthem.
Every body in America would be bad ass
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+David Lanham It really should be, it represents America pretty well.
+Exploding Muffin Why, what great country are you from? We probably defend you lol.
+David Lanham Finally an anthem we can be proud of!
I was about 12 years old, when it was on mtv. I'm 41 years old now wishing stop motion back....!!!
Then I was 9 when I first fell in love with this song 🤣
Caroline a stop motion movie
Same!! Did you have The Box?? You could call in and request videos for 99 cents for 3, I think. I'd request this one, Mom was not happy when the phone bill came. I called a lot!!
I was 13 😁
not the generation then
34 years later & at the age of 42, I've rediscovered an ANTHEM from my childhood. What a tune! 🐺🐷🐷🐷 🎸🥁
Same here; I'm turning 42 this year. Interestingly none of the others around me like this song. I really have to change my crowd xD
i’m 42 and love this song as much as i did listening to the tape on my walkman delivering papers. so heavy and so fucking awesome. now my little guys ask for it 3 or 4 times a day
Same.. At 41.
Yes. We old a.f. .....
Soopid, dumm-dumm
The version of the story I grew up with, and the best for me.
I haven't heard this song in 35 years. God it was great.
welcome back
You're from the year 2028? What's the future like?
Same!!!!
@@shabeki Lots of pot holes. A few more machete gangs. The post-apocalyptic movie genre is dead because that's just contemporary affairs.
The year is now 2022 and this song still rocks!!!
I am from the future and I tell ya, it'll still be rocking in 2023!
Im from 2340 it's still rocking
Yessiiiir
X 1.25playback speed
Pig Nugent
1:19 the mouth movements on this stop motion is just amazing. I love the effort put into this
If I remember right, Joe russo from the band made this whole video
But remember... 5:49
😂
Indeed!!!! Screw CGI, I love ratty but amazing claymation --- talk about a labor of love!!
Adam jones
The 90's was the coolest decade in music videos. Members of the jury this video is my evidence.
You said it. 👍✨
That was when everything was totally nuts and entertainment was the closest thing to total anarchy as you could get.
These guys and bands like Primus definitely made the 90’s interesting.😂
Green Jello, Primus, Butthole Surfers, Gwar, Mr. Bungle etc.. the 90s were awesome
@@vapordreams983 Don't forget ween, jesus lizard, and acid bath
I showed this to my three year old, she loved it.
I'm a bad Dad..
+JonnyInfinite nah man start em out early
Lol. My 6 year old neice and 2 year old nephew ask to watch this video all the time. They love it too! I say it can't be as bad as some of these trashy kids shows these days.
My dad played this song when I was a kid I would laugh
+JonnyInfinite lol
+JonnyInfinite me too :')
I remember catching this on MTV back in the day, I was 9 or 10 and thought this was the absolutely funniest thing i'd ever seen. Still holds up all these years later, I forgot how good the actually music is
Seriously tho with a lot of the crap that gets thrown on the radio these days it sucks so having music like this from back in the day is always a great chance of pace
I first saw this video on The Box.
I remember when I was around 14 when this on the Box Music Television You Control and I was 14 at the time and I absolutely loved the whole song and it absolutely kicked ass and rocked brilliant song.
I've shown this to my kids when it was on MTV wayyyyy back when. Now they're showing it to my grandkids.
Holy s#!t I must be getting old.
Ikr? Sucks.
Wait! Normal people don't age... kill your neighbors for it!!!
rmember when dire straites was cool. hehehehehe cool video
Yeah the minute you wrote the word "grandkids" you became old
My dad showed it to me when I was a kid in the 90s, now I play it for my kids often.
Fun fact: James-Halliwell Philips heard this song, and loved it. So much infact, he decided to right a child friendly version for his family that we now know as the classic children's story.
I know! Truly inspirational.
.....bruh
lol
My 6 y.o. granddaughter loves this song, lmbo. She was introduced at about 3, and used to find it herself on YT. lmbo!
@@GrandmasLearning beautiful
Fun fact to those who don’t know, Danny Carey and Maynard James Keenan from Tool are both in this song. Danny is (obviously) playing the drums and Maynard is singing backup vocals (he does the “not by the hair of my chinny, chin, chin!” part, and also played guitar). They both played live and recorded with Green Jellÿ from 1990-1993, before forming Tool with guitarist Adam Jones from 1993-now.
**EDIT**: they actually formed Tool in 1990, but didn’t get their big start until 1993, so Green Jellÿ was one of their things before 1993 as Tool was gradually progressing through recording their first EP in 1992 and their first album in 1993.
Yeah just found out it's Maynard, had to come back and listen😂 so funny I'm a huge tool fan but had no clue of the connection. I wonder how many rabid tool fans have ever even heard this song lol (btw I'm not bashing on this song, it's great... Just not super well known)
@@colestowing8695 I actually heard this song way before I knew of anything about Tool (I’ve only heard of them at that point) and it was cool seeing the connection afterwards
@@jakedc6 yea, 100%. It's just blowing my mind that in some weird alternate universe danny carey and maynard stayed with green jelly and tool never became a thing. thank god it didnt happen that way here😁
@@colestowing8695 yeah it would be a sad world without tool lol
I love hearing these fun facts.
Sadly, I just recently found out Eddie Van Halen played guitar ii Michael Jackson's Beat It. Lol
I've always loved this song. It's hilarious and rocks out in equal measures. A rare example of an actual instant classic!
The 90s were wild. I remember singing this all that time.
Then one day. Jammin on some.chords..along came.the wolf knocking at his door.. little pig little pig let me in
And u had weezer
The 90s were the peak of our civilisation.
This is, unironically, one of the best riffs I've ever heard
I still have the original cassette when they were Green JellO.
i had that cassette
Yaaaaassss. I did too.
shoutout to Maynard James Keenan doing the "Not by the hair of my chinny chin chin!"
+Thewise one lol it kills me when ppl call them green jelly!
Makes me happy others still have tapes.
me too,refuse to part with it.
Wow, the stuff you forget as you get older! Loved Green Jelly, bought the album when it was released, good times!
Can't believe I forgot about this jam. Oh how it was to be a child of the 90s.
For real...
I was born in 70 and grew up with metal and found these guys. Perfect for the time era.
Stupid funny😂
I was born 1999. The year that the great one Wayne gretzy retired from the nhl. When he retired he was playing for the ny rangers .
I was born in 2000 but my parents raised me on a healthy dose of banger music.
My dad show it to me when I was 3 years old... I'm 15 today and I still love this
You don't know anything new compared to when you were 3. Welcome to life.
+plaguis xD
i listened to this album on cassette every night the summer of '96 - i'm 33 now and still bumpin it, lol
fuckin rights !! same
fil kow. agreed totally its the dogs bollocks
They were originally called Green Jello. Then they got sued by Jello. Ended up changing the band name to Green Jelly. This song still remained. As it should.
I have cereal killer on cd that I found on ebay with the green jello still on it. Originally I owned my first recording of the most awesome puppet show ever on cassette that I wore out on my sony walkman if that gives any indication of how long this has been around. I feal sad for those that have never had the pleasure of tuccan son of sam in the title track or anarchy in bedrock twitch twitch ....f@#& I love this most holy of audio and video(which it was released as first) back when mtv played music in lieu of pregnant trailer park teenagers in all their glory...I do not come across many know much more than little pig if any at all...it's nice to see that I am not alone in my love for these imho ,creative, genius gods of metal. Having said that this is the only album I know of if there is more from them I seriously dropped the ball this...
@@bobhobbins9725 Finding a Green Jello titled album from these guys is up there with finding a copy of GWAR's "This Toliet Earth" with BDF on it.
they never got sued, they got a C&D, so changed it then.
@@Vladdamyre with all due respect, you are incorrect. This band was sued for their name and copyright infringement by kraft foods inc in 1992.
Please see the link below.
www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Green_Jell%25C3%25BF%23:~:text%3DAt%2520the%2520height%2520of%2520the,an%2520umlaut%2520over%2520the%2520Y.&ved=2ahUKEwjjoOSg-63wAhVhTTABHRPQCMsQFjAEegQIAxAF&usg=AOvVaw2Y7McDHJUoPDbvGx-3YJwp
@@functionatthejunction I am quite proud of it and count my self very lucky indeed.
I miss you so fucking much! I saw this on MTV like 30 years ago. Still great today.
MAN! My generation had the BEST music ever!! ROCK on my metal dudes!! 😁
Although some people thought it was only a joke, this song definitely stood the test of time!
It doesn't get more early 90s than this
Ah yes. This came out back in my high school days. A lost gem! My hair was long. Metal was the music. Don't remember much of those days due to the amount of weed consumed. Lots of time spent watching and loving videos like this on the couch. No responsibilities at all. Paradise.
You can have them again...
Ah... The 90's were awesome
The funny thing is that the title you can see on the cinema banner at 1:04 was turned into an actual comedy horror movie many years later. It's called "Teeth", if you feel like watching it.
My dad used to show me this when I was very VERY young, and I thought it was one of the coolest things ever. I still come back to this time to time.
Same bro, I was literally like 2 years old and I still listen to this day bro. lemme tell you, my friend barely likes metal at all but this is one of his favourite songs of all time.
I used to listen to that song 30 years ago, now I'm here listening to it again with my 11yo and 3yo boys.
Me too! This was my version of three little pigs
Just played this for my granddaughters after having read the story. Never heard them giggle like that before. Of course I got my butt in trouble from all other sides but it was sooo worth it to hear those laughs! I'll definitely have to change the way I read this story to them for now on!
I_H8_Unknown_Callers my son's love this version too. My two year old talks with a growl and i think its because I play Green Jelly a lot lol.
I_H8_Unknown_Callers, you must be a awsome grandma
Thanks for raising those lil pipsqueaks right :)
I_H8_Unknown_Callers. So glad my son likes most of the music I do, I can play this for my grandbabies and it's all good!
I just shared it with my 1 yr old daughter and she immediately started head banging! 😁
Shoutout to the best dads in the world that showed us all this for the first time
I'm not a dad, but a mom, and I played this for my son.
My dad was the first to show me this.
I'm 43 old dad I played it for my 10 year old. his mouth stayed open the whole song lol. bobbing his head!!
I remember when I was 13 years old when this song aired on the Canadian equivalent of MTV , and it’s still a good song to listen to when I’m bored, just saying is all ?!?
If my nephew ever gets my MP3 player setup properly, this song will be saved on my music playlist files, I thought I’d also mention?!?
This song scared the living piss out of my kids. Me and my wife loved it.
I was a kid when this was shown on MTV, and it was my favorite thing ever.
Proper parenting
Me too!!!!
😹
Not by the hair of my chiny chin chin!
Huffing and puffing up blow your house in!
As a young child I was raised on rock and metal! This song remains a classic, and I remember calling the local radio station Banana 101.5 (Flint, MI) in the 90s requesting this to be played! Turned 30 this past July and had my first child, SHE WILL ABSOLUTELY BE LISTENING TO THIS!
My five year old loves this song. Kids know what's good.
Hell yeah I listened to it as a kid now mine are
Hell yea!!!
You're a good daddy 🤘
@@KeyMusicCenter Rock on!! Thank you!!
This song really grows on you. I can't get it out if my head
I heard this song 18 years ago, and it has played in my head ever since.
Try 30yrs! 🤣
Same...since 30 year's or so...
Yeah I hated this when I first heard it. I like it now but the music video really helps me appreciate it more. Funny stuff
I've had this stuck in my head since the early 90's. It won't leave, and for once that's a good thing.
I never knew this song existed until I checked out a 1993 chart hits video. Very funny song. The big bad wolf will get dizzy if he keeps blowing at the brick house.
I heard this song in the car when I was little and I thought it was the funniest and most ironic shit because it's literally the only heavy metal adaptation of a fairy tale I've ever heard. It's still an amazing song nonetheless and it could easily be considered a classic. Wonderful
Shoots and ladders... Korn bro
This definitely isn't heavy metal. Probably more punk then ever.
@@brookieboo1048 Back then it was considered heavy metal. Today, heavy metal is a bunch of sadistic screaming.
@@dakotaslt232001 exactly. I still consider it heavy metal.
@@brookieboo1048 WRONG, boy
I aspire to be even half as cool as that wolf
You ain't bro
That is physically impossible
I aspire to be twice as dead as that wolf
@Brazilian Goddess lol
Right On My Bird. Yes, but unfortunately, the Wolf's cause of death was from multiple gunshot wounds.
My Spanish teacher and I were talking about the greatest music videos on MTV, and he said that this music video was a personal favorite. Naturally, I had to look it up. I am glad I did!
Geoffrey Gentry what a cool Spanish teacher!!!
🤘💯🤣 Hell yeah I love this Song
"so they called 911 like any piggy would"
This part always gets me
IDK the way he say RAAAAMMMBOOOO always gets ne
Hello officers? A big black wolf is trying to blow my house in. My location? West Hollywood. Oh you have someone already on the way? Thanks. Hey watch it, I think that guy is armed and dangerous.
Later...
"Tonight on TMZ!"
John Rambo comes
@@denkikaminiari2846 Support our troops.
Lol there's a lot of stuff I didn't pick up on until I saw it later
When you gotta read the kids a bedtime story but you’re metal af
Is it sad to say my dad used to play this and used that as a almost exact excuse I died laughing its one of the reason I'm a metalhead
Lmao🤣
When I have kids someday, I plan to do this... :)
CAUSE I LOVE METAL!
Just say as fuck
Lmao
My 5 yo son was talking about the three little pigs and I had to show him this video and he absolutely loved it.
kids love it and they don't know the connotations lol...
Lol I'm 10 on my moms phone this is a amazing, sing
My dad showed it to me in the tow truck and I laughed so hard 😂
I remember seeing this on MTV in the 90's I still like this
omfg after many years i've just found this video !!! unbelievable
I never watched this for years
I just found this out, haven't see it since it was aired on MTV on the 90's
I heard this song for first time yesterday and searched in google metal video clip wolf with sunglasses hahaha
Same!!!
I've never seen this. This is my first time.
The year is 2021 and this still rocks
Can’t tell you how many times I listen to this and cowgod as a kid lol.🤘
Hells yeah
Still hits hard!! 🤣🤣
Ikr
This shit is a banger to this day🤟
1:19 Not by the hair of my chinny, chin, chin!
TIL Maynard James Keenan sings that part, I learn something new about that guy every single day.
are you serious?!
haha yes, I was reading a wiki about tool and came across this :D
jesus fucking christ... he's everywhere :D
Yep I laughed my ass off when I learned it was MJK back in the day lol. I love this song.
holy fuck i had no clue
If you are here, chances are you are Gen X.
I'm still rocking this late 2024!!
I’m not lol but my dad showed me this song and I love it
False. I had MTV on constantly when I was like 5.
@@Healthycow Lmao
@@Healthycow Same here. I'm an elder Millennial and I watched way too much MTV from like ages 6 to 16
Nope, boomer! Born in 63!
What a tune. I'm a 49 year old female, not a rocker by any stretch but really let myself go listening to it 🤟✌
Okay?
Que demais kkk
It's a fun song all these years later. In concert to this day it's a trip to watch just more the puppet show. On youtube I mean.
Fawk. Haven’t heard this since my teen years. 90’s GenX We Rocked shit up
I use to make my sister play this for me over and over on her old cassette player when I was a child. I'm 35 now and still love it.
We have the same sister? I did the same and im 33
The drums as rambo shot was so on point
Damn, I have a VHS tape of this video. 😎
"Santa Claus" brought me this CD for Christmas one year. "He" meant to get me Green Day. Made 5th grade lunch a lot more interesting for a time.
this is amazing and great
Now that is HILARIOUS!
Did u a favor
5th grade lunch...man the memories. Lots of headbanging that year
Same 5th grade lunch juke box
Babysitting an almost 3 year old. Gotta introduce him to the story of the 3 little pigs the right way
LMAO 😂😂😂
My brother showed me this song back when I was like 8 or 9 or so. First "metal" song I ever heard. We used cassettes back then too. What a trip.
grade 5. the big songs were this and timebomb
This was literally the first CD I ever owned. Prior to that it was all cassettes.
I was 16 years old, it was the only song i was able to play.
I have this single on cassette
Saw them back when this song first came out. Most fun ever had at a concert.
The year is 2525 and this song still rocks!!!!
Zager and Evans just called…
Ture
It's actually 1981
How to tell if it’s a music video from the 1990s:
CLAYMATION
Also blown up to 35mm!
i could recommend the amazing adventures of gumball :)
@NNNNNNNGGGG the combos in that game were insane af
PORCELAIN SLUDGE yes it’s claymation
The pig on the cover of Pork Soda 👌
I can't remember why but my high school science teacher put this on in class one day, thanks Mr. Frey
amanda buscaglia
You sure about that? It's easy to lie on the Internet.
A Skelton that is a lit teacher
A Skelton I don't believe you. Why are you making this up?
My 5th grade science teacher put it on in class
Cool teacher
I'm 63 years old and I'm jammin' to this while I do housework!
🐷🐷🐷
I definitely use these voices whenever I read my kids the Three Little Pigs. Awesome song.
I'm thirteen and my parents are 90's kids, and they showed me this when i was like 6, instantly became my favorite version of three little pigs. i love this to death!
By the looks of these comments?? Yes! These Bible thumping goody two shoes in effect got at least 3 generations of smaller younger children exposed to nursery rhymes & 3 little pigs as gateway labeled porn rock instead of letting real musicians and songwriters have the opportunities they used to!!
That's why twerking to lyrics about pussy & bitches & hos & bullets are exactly the same unchallenging crap!! And socially relevant material for our times (like 1968! Civil rights, diversity, women's freedom ALL taken away in a climate of "gimme sum pussay! Gimme sumdik!")
@@lloydcarlinsky2836 What???
Lmfao same but I’m 15
@@lloydcarlinsky2836 let them be bruh
Holy fuck my dad used to play this for me when I was like 4 years old. It was awesome.
MINE TOO!
Sameee
@PokerAlho I'm in 8th grade
Same. My parents recorded this on VHS off of MTV, and I would watch it multiple times every day.
This was my sister's "lullaby", Shoots and Ladders by Korn was mine😂
Played this song on the jukebox in our high school cafeteria in 1996...one of the times I wasn't OUT to lunch. That was a fun time. Wish kids today could have a similar experience...😕
I just moved house and came across my Green Jelly album that had been in the loft for 30 years. Must give it a listen again!
this is the way the story should've always been told!!!!
LOL TRUE
chris brownlie
Kayla Bailey yes Kayla Bailey???
chris brownlie exactly
chris brownlie no
Loved this song as a kid, and now at the age of 44 i still love it.
YOOO THEY PLAYING PALEFEST THIS YEAR
I’m ready for it!