How did I do? Honestly? Hmmm. If you have any "interesting" videos you think I should react to, link to them in the comments below! Also, come join my Patreon it's great: www.patreon.com/jushawk
VALIANT EFFORT! 🤣 You're simply a much nicer person than me ... but when you are on "display", you sort of have to be. Ahh ... the shackles of fame ... and infamy!
I left a comment down on the video but thought I would leave a reply too! If you get chance and could listen to my music particularly the song 'Afterglow' your more than welcome to give it a critique positive or negative is fine either way. Ot also has a cheeky solo in it haha. Thank You.
There's a pain when only trying to be positive and relating stuff to Blurred Lines but I think you pulled it off. This is an essential channel for me and need the whole available spectrum of criticism but I can live with it. Regards.
Be yourself, and honestly, don't hold back. If you're "negative," then you have a good reason behind it! Added note: Seeing you trying to be positive is making me giggle as I can see the sarcasm wanting to come out.
Hilarious!!!😆 The suppression of voicing your true thoughts on the band was absolutely hysterical!!! I've just joined your channel and wanted to thank you tremendously for bringing me such joy.
I’m binging Justin’s content in no particular order but these style videos are the best! Justin has so many great gifts musically and his humor is on par. It’s easy to just dig at people but what Justin is doing here is just on another level. To be funny while being nice is an art. I beg for Justin’s prroducer to collect more videos or ask for submissions please for more of these types of episodes 🙏🙏
Brilliant work, Justin and thank you for this gift. You hit my funny bone with every single one of your clips. In a parrallel universe we would be best mates!
I love his gentile delivery of brutal but mastered musical theory honesty. Many who don’t, should know that this man is one of the best guitarists in the world. Yes, growing up in the 80s with all the great musical inspiration created from previous decades allows him to compare todays music stars to people like Rick James and INXS… as a 45 year old… I’ve rediscovered music from my childhood and now respect it with his insight. His Hotlegs project was my favorite! Natalie Imbrulia… lol!
I love the trying so hard to be positive… then gotta drop the “ hang on what are those kids doing with bows and arrows, they gonna have each other’s eyes out “ hurting with laughter… love your blog dude, good laugh … you Zappa, humour as important as content
Majestic, the best video you've done yet. There's been many moments when you've been complimentary about videos and I've wondered if you were actually just a world class pass taker. With that ambiguity removed, you hit new heights. Well done sir 👏
Masterful delivery. Funny without a single joke. Love to hear your take on the classic rock/hair metal soap opera items like Judas Priest sacking Andy Sneap or even BulletBoys breaking up for the dozenth time. But I guess mocking the mainstream attracts more people. Mock whatever thou doust wish, Justin. This is working.
I'd love to see you critique the darkness videos from permission to land. I love them by the way. Would be funny for you to do it as if you were some random observer and not Justin Hawkins.
This was just brilliant! Maybe why I don't listen to alot of new music but thanks Justin for always delivering the facts! 👍 Oh by the way love your Patreon and so happy I joined 🤠 Motorheart really rocks
Hi Justin, bass player here. I found you this weekend and have been binging your videos. I really like your approach, and your "mission" to find positive things to say about stuff that's absolute rubbish. Thank you for the positivity, in a world that seems so negative. Remember, don't let the negative things live rent free your head, it's not good for your sanity.
Is autoerotic asphyxiation truly classified as BDSM? Regardless, I believe Mr. Hutchins ended his life during a bleak, post-yeyo crash. I hope he is resting peacefully, however he left.
Justin, I'm going back through the JHRA back catalog (as it were), and one thing always bugged me about this initial (ascending) take at the theme song, but I couldn't place it. Now I have. It reminds me of the opening theme song from an American TV show back in the 70's called "All In The Family". Specifically Jean Stapleton's singing. Let's just say the new theme song for your channel is a *significant* improvement. Love ya, mate!
It's a long time since Brian Johnson sang about it being someone's turn tonight. It's possible that some people need to remember that the world's largest-selling rock album was released in 1980 and while it does mention not struggling or fighting, it does not mention bonds and blood. The western world certainly looks very different today than it did 42 years ago and I don't think any member of the featured southern white band was alive when that album came out. Also, today was the first time I checked out a subReddit and the notes about touring with Method Blank are quite the cerebral feast.
I'm very upset with myself for watching this one. 😅 If my ex husband had any musical inclination (that wasn't posturing and taking pictures of himself) he'd have been in a band like the first, but he hung out with a lot of the people who subscribed to the aesthetics of the second, and they all lived in my living room and were perversely judgmental about other peoples' music preferences. (Incidentally, The Darkness was banned during this time period in our home because I wasn't allowed to pick the music EVER. Honorable mentions to H.I.M., A.F.I., The Rasmus, any and all music that was in a language other than English, Coheed and Cambria, pretty much anything from the 60s, 70s, and 80s, etc because I have "trash" taste in music.)
I would love to hear Justin's thoughts on technical math grind :') bands like The Dillinger Escape Plan, Ion Dissonance, The Boy Will Drown, Test Switch Isolator etc.
My 72 year old dad really enjoyed you vid of Mark Knopfler. He said you could be Olympic Champion for talking. He said there was passion with what you were saying xx
I watched that entire Method Blank video, and I didn't think it was possible for anything to be that awful. The second one cracked me up because it looked like Hot Topic setup a booth at the local Renaissance Festival, but it sounded like a late 90's early 00's Post-Grunge band decided to do the whitest Reggae song in history. Those videos are absolutely horrible for completely different reasons, and now those are in my head forever along with the time I made the mistake of googling "Lathe Accident" and watched the security footage of a Russian machine operator getting wrapped around it like a roll of paper towel, while human meat got flung all over the shop. That video is etched in my head, but at least there was no sound to accompany it, but thanks to you I'm NOW going to see that video and hear those lyrics.
On a different note, may I suggest a more catchy assessable “theme tune” to introduce the vids with? Not that the original isn’t without its...esoteric merits 😃
9:54 "That's an ordeal." - by which you mean the fact that in your remaining life there will be extended periods of time during which varying circumstances will make it impossible for you to watch and thus enjoy this very competent video clip and songcraft, right?
Hi Justin! I have a quick question. When I was younger I was in a band that was signed to a small label and went to America twice for small tours as well as the UK. Like alot of bands we split up 2 years later. I was 17 at the time. At 20 I joined a covers band and played 6 years just about every weekend efore leaving to start a family. Now I'm 35 and looking to get back into live playing.....However....with now TH-cam being the source of any music you want and live venues seem to be harder to draw audiences in, do you think there is any real reason to create an originals band again at 35? Or the only chance now to fill pub's and clubs is to do the whole covers thing again? I'm not bothered about getting signed and living the rock n roll life (I'm now married with a child and mortgage), but I do want to be able to play shows where people actually turn up. Is the safest bet now at 35 to play covers? Or do you think even the older folks still have a chance with original music in live venues? I know its easy to say 'whatever makes you happy'...but definitely working hard and rehearsing then to play to 2 people every Saturday night would not make me happy. Haha. Sorry for the long winded question you probably won't even read, but would love to hear your take on the whole 'age and original band issue and also how TH-cam effects the live scene now'. Thanks Chris. P.s also if you ever want to react to my music I wrote a few songs last year in lockdowna nd recorded them and made videos of them on my channel. Best one is probably 'Afterglow'. Thank You.
Dude my dad is 50 in a hard genre coverband and even they have gathered something of a following they have a blast doing what they do. It’s not so what makes you happy it’s share what you do to make others happy I say do it and give it energy ! 🤘🏻
Im 36 and sort of followed the same path as you. I was in an originals band that had some minor success (we even recorded in Dan Hawkins' studio in Suffolk) and also played (/still playing) in covers bands. For me personally. In my late 20s I had a sort of personal awakening in regards to playing music. I love creating original music, from writing, to performing, recording, promotions - the whole lot! But it's super tough and tbf, when you're even at semi professional level, no night performing is ever the same. We'd play one night to a packed house, then the next night in a room with a one eyed dog chewing a coke can (not even a lie). The further we got up the ladder, the more sort of "corrupt" I saw the modern music industry was and it took a lot of the love out of it for me. But then i'd compare nights playing in covers bands. 9 / 10 gigs are always fun, always a great reception and guaranteed money at the end. So I made the decision to play covers and record originals music putting it out on my own terms. If live situations are available, then it's something to explore, but I'm not going to bust a gut to impress the soundman who will forgot me the next day. In regards to age - I always thought that too. Is there a certain cut off point. I don't want to be the creepy "old" dude at a pop punk show. Now days I play rockabilly/bluegrass/swing music that has a wider age market. But like you, I wonder if someone in there 40s can release "modern music" and make an impact...?
Really love your content so far. Funny and informative dissection of modern pop. But what made your early videos great was the raw honesty. You'll always have haters on your videos. Fuck em. If they really get THAT upset about an opinion, I think they've probably got plenty other negative stuff going on in their lives
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How did I do? Honestly? Hmmm. If you have any "interesting" videos you think I should react to, link to them in the comments below!
Also, come join my Patreon it's great: www.patreon.com/jushawk
VALIANT EFFORT! 🤣 You're simply a much nicer person than me ... but when you are on "display", you sort of have to be. Ahh ... the shackles of fame ... and infamy!
I left a comment down on the video but thought I would leave a reply too! If you get chance and could listen to my music particularly the song 'Afterglow' your more than welcome to give it a critique positive or negative is fine either way. Ot also has a cheeky solo in it haha. Thank You.
I'd love to hear your nice appraisal of this DIY thing we did in the first lockdown... th-cam.com/video/Fnc9m7rRvbI/w-d-xo.html
There's a pain when only trying to be positive and relating stuff to Blurred Lines but I think you pulled it off. This is an essential channel for me and need the whole available spectrum of criticism but I can live with it. Regards.
Try some folk metal my favourite sub genre.
th-cam.com/video/34CZjsEI1yU/w-d-xo.html
I believe, forest reggae is known as shrubstep.
Second to Jussy, you win the internet today!!
well this should be the most liked comment.....shrubstep.....it's killing me....I am literally dead
Tip of the hat to you. Brilliant.
They be feeling Bonsayrie.
😂😂😂😂
This is definitely the best channel I discovered in 2021! Keep it going Justin.
Best of 2022 so far for me
I concur. I lament that I never took The Darkness seriously in years gone by. JH is a treasure.
Be yourself, and honestly, don't hold back. If you're "negative," then you have a good reason behind it!
Added note: Seeing you trying to be positive is making me giggle as I can see the sarcasm wanting to come out.
@Ruben VanDerHeighst is pretty subtle tbh
Well said
I think it’s much more entertaining with Justin trying to be nice. He’s just so damn funny!
Hilarious!!!😆 The suppression of voicing your true thoughts on the band was absolutely hysterical!!! I've just joined your channel and wanted to thank you tremendously for bringing me such joy.
"Not his collaborater, producer and co-writer Pharrell"...I am howling here Justin 😂
Too much fun here, sharp English musical humour at its best. 😂😅😂😂
😆 5:30…..”nothing untowards happened to his career..but Robin’s got cancelled”…….all said with such a straight face 💪🇨🇦
This is like your teacher at school telling you your work is shit in a positive supporting tone.
You trying to say only positive things about these guys has the tone of an economics lecture. Love it!!!!
I’m binging Justin’s content in no particular order but these style videos are the best! Justin has so many great gifts musically and his humor is on par. It’s easy to just dig at people but what Justin is doing here is just on another level. To be funny while being nice is an art.
I beg for Justin’s prroducer to collect more videos or ask for submissions please for more of these types of episodes 🙏🙏
Justin is the gift that keeps giving!!!!
This is hilarious. Please don't ever stop. Thank you for this gift
I think the guitarist of Method Blank was was trying to recreate Chris Cornell's shot in Black Hole Sun.
I would say they were more poorly inspired by Soundgarden’s Big Dumb Sex.
OMFG... this was so funny. Love the comments on pitch issues/quiet in the mix, during "my darling" lol
Thank you for this gift.
I got goosebumps while reading comments. Thank you for this beautiful remark
Sarcasm dripping from every pore - I loved it. How you kept a straight face I’ll never know. Brilliant as usual. Keep it real 🇨🇮
Ah, a citizen of the Ivory Coast?
The contrasting perspective of Natalie Imbruglia comment made me spit my coffee on my keyboard. Well done.
I love your positivity. A welcome and refreshing change from the typical music reviews on TH-cam!
The review of the bass player is spot on!
This "be nice" format is a real treat
Brilliant work, Justin and thank you for this gift. You hit my funny bone with every single one of your clips. In a parrallel universe we would be best mates!
Sad thing is many viewers just won't get this and will read it as it's not intended, good ol' British sense of humour isn't lost on you. Bravo.
Not a musician ,but love this channel and the interesting breakdown of songs ,plus its hilarious!
Introverted sarcasm.. love it! I love this channel! Justin you are a legend!!!
I love his gentile delivery of brutal but mastered musical theory honesty. Many who don’t, should know that this man is one of the best guitarists in the world. Yes, growing up in the 80s with all the great musical inspiration created from previous decades allows him to compare todays music stars to people like Rick James and INXS… as a 45 year old… I’ve rediscovered music from my childhood and now respect it with his insight.
His Hotlegs project was my favorite!
Natalie Imbrulia… lol!
"It might not look very impressive, but at least it's honest." Well said, Mr Hawkins!
Too funny!
It's nice that a few of them were able to get their mums to co-star in the video.
😂🤣
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The master of saying things are shit without saying they're shit
This might as well have been called “better songs this song reminds me of in some minuscule way”. Love you JH
"Suggests progress, doesn't it? We're making our way through the alphabet of sounds." 😂
Absolute gold.
I love the trying so hard to be positive… then gotta drop the “ hang on what are those kids doing with bows and arrows, they gonna have each other’s eyes out “ hurting with laughter… love your blog dude, good laugh … you Zappa, humour as important as content
That intro shattered a glass on my nightstand! Well done sir!
It startles me quite often when I am not expecting it.
Majestic, the best video you've done yet. There's been many moments when you've been complimentary about videos and I've wondered if you were actually just a world class pass taker. With that ambiguity removed, you hit new heights. Well done sir 👏
Masterful delivery. Funny without a single joke. Love to hear your take on the classic rock/hair metal soap opera items like Judas Priest sacking Andy Sneap or even BulletBoys breaking up for the dozenth time. But I guess mocking the mainstream attracts more people. Mock whatever thou doust wish, Justin. This is working.
I'd love to see you critique the darkness videos from permission to land. I love them by the way. Would be funny for you to do it as if you were some random observer and not Justin Hawkins.
Great idea!
Agreed. Personally I think it’s a perfect album, but would love to hear what Justin personally thinks about the album!
FUNNIEST vids in rock AFAIC!
Why They were meant to be that way they have a sense of humour but know how to be cool
@@dazg4299 because it would be funny.
It's hilarious watching you hold in the "WTF?" part of your reaction😂
I am continually cracking up at these videos as I drive home from work! Keep it up!
5:51 Huge props to the drummer for having Animal on display and wearing a Mr. Miyagi shirt. The man clearly has good taste in pop culture.
This was just brilliant! Maybe why I don't listen to alot of new music but thanks Justin for always delivering the facts! 👍 Oh by the way love your Patreon and so happy I joined 🤠 Motorheart really rocks
A masterclass in killing with kindness 😂
Hi Justin, bass player here. I found you this weekend and have been binging your videos. I really like your approach, and your "mission" to find positive things to say about stuff that's absolute rubbish. Thank you for the positivity, in a world that seems so negative. Remember, don't let the negative things live rent free your head, it's not good for your sanity.
This elegant critique almost has me feeling bad for the poor wee bastards.
Your analysis was nearly as brilliant as the music and video choreography itself🤩🤩🤩!!!!!!
Your like the new joy of painting, music edition😂
You're so good at this that I forgot that you had to be nice and I was dying inside a little 😂
I’m not sure if you are going for deadpan but you pulled it off with perfection bravo Justin.
"It's like that, but in a forest". LOL!! This one has been truly hilarious.
I love your analysis of songs. Very honest and some humor added 👍
The irony of referencing Michael Hutchence during a video for a song that seems to be about BDSM is not lost on me.
It was hilarious 😂
Is autoerotic asphyxiation truly classified as BDSM? Regardless, I believe Mr. Hutchins ended his life during a bleak, post-yeyo crash. I hope he is resting peacefully, however he left.
Justin, I'm going back through the JHRA back catalog (as it were), and one thing always bugged me about this initial (ascending) take at the theme song, but I couldn't place it. Now I have. It reminds me of the opening theme song from an American TV show back in the 70's called "All In The Family". Specifically Jean Stapleton's singing. Let's just say the new theme song for your channel is a *significant* improvement. Love ya, mate!
I'm absolutely LOVING this channel. Would love to hear your thoughts on the legendary Steely Dan one day. Cheers
The hawk strikes again - another marvelous deconstruction! Excellent :-)
Oh my gosh this is the best one yet, Justin you should have your own tv show 😄
Natalie Imbruglia!! …..What did we do to deserve Justin? Love this channel
Only just discovered this channel but I'm hooked. As dry as a princes armpit!
Justin is badass on guitar....always has been
Fave band x
It's a long time since Brian Johnson sang about it being someone's turn tonight. It's possible that some people need to remember that the world's largest-selling rock album was released in 1980 and while it does mention not struggling or fighting, it does not mention bonds and blood. The western world certainly looks very different today than it did 42 years ago and I don't think any member of the featured southern white band was alive when that album came out.
Also, today was the first time I checked out a subReddit and the notes about touring with Method Blank are quite the cerebral feast.
My wife has just been startled by the 'Justin Hawkins Rides Again' intro!!!
So glad to see you've got the heating sorted!
This just makes me think of Spinal Tap “smell the glove”
I’m sorry, Jussie, but this was HILARIOUS!!
The description about the two band players, No sleeves…flames…..that cracked me up so hard!!! 🤣🤣🤣 your expression at 8:18….😂😂😂💀💀💀
This is the best one yet 😂. Love your Positivity.
How do you keep a straight face?? Brilliant!😂😂😂
" . . . they had the decency to take this video down . . . " Brilliant commentary.
I love there looks you can make. Conveys so much 😂
A trailer park Stone Temple Pilots.
They are, they are, they are
I'm very upset with myself for watching this one. 😅 If my ex husband had any musical inclination (that wasn't posturing and taking pictures of himself) he'd have been in a band like the first, but he hung out with a lot of the people who subscribed to the aesthetics of the second, and they all lived in my living room and were perversely judgmental about other peoples' music preferences.
(Incidentally, The Darkness was banned during this time period in our home because I wasn't allowed to pick the music EVER. Honorable mentions to H.I.M., A.F.I., The Rasmus, any and all music that was in a language other than English, Coheed and Cambria, pretty much anything from the 60s, 70s, and 80s, etc because I have "trash" taste in music.)
sounds like you're better off with him gone... hope things are going better for you these days :)
I'm probably going to have a tête-â-tête with my sleep paralysis demon tonight after witnessing the vignettes of those two videos....
😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂😂🤣😂😳
Had a deeper look at Omnia after this, stunning!!!
Ha ha brilliant! A passive aggressive masterclass. The old duffers in my village WhatsApp group would be put to shame :)
I would love to hear Justin's thoughts on technical math grind :') bands like The Dillinger Escape Plan, Ion Dissonance, The Boy Will Drown, Test Switch Isolator etc.
My 72 year old dad really enjoyed you vid of Mark Knopfler. He said you could be Olympic Champion for talking. He said there was passion with what you were saying xx
Best channel I discovered February 2 2022.
Justin, they were absolute shite!…by the way, your intro just makes me laugh..even after the worst of days!!…Keep up the good work.
Like a glam rock Brian Sewell
That was the one of the most funniest & informative critique’s so far 🎼🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
My eyes keep on going to that skull staring straight into my soul!
This is the best show on youtube
Love the channel, Justin
“Lovely and clean” said in a true Alan Partridge fashion
Justin Hawkins Rides some . . . . mennnnnnnnnnn
Thanks for sharing your fantasies! I can understand why he drives you wild!
So good. World class, plausibly deniable piss-taking. You're my hero, Mr. Hawkins!
Well done Justin for keeping a straight face.
Bahaha The Earth Warriors remind me of Ewoks. Justin, I love your channel!
See camera angles; Black Hole Sun.
I watched that entire Method Blank video, and I didn't think it was possible for anything to be that awful. The second one cracked me up because it looked like Hot Topic setup a booth at the local Renaissance Festival, but it sounded like a late 90's early 00's Post-Grunge band decided to do the whitest Reggae song in history. Those videos are absolutely horrible for completely different reasons, and now those are in my head forever along with the time I made the mistake of googling "Lathe Accident" and watched the security footage of a Russian machine operator getting wrapped around it like a roll of paper towel, while human meat got flung all over the shop. That video is etched in my head, but at least there was no sound to accompany it, but thanks to you I'm NOW going to see that video and hear those lyrics.
Forest reggae or freggae to go with your Jazz/Rock or Jock projects?
When you sing the intro, just for a second, I always think you're about to start Stairway to Heaven. (Yes, I'm old)
😂😂😂 your a legend Justin.
@10:54 such a magical moment
Oh no…it’s back up! 🤣🤣🤣
On a different note, may I suggest a more catchy assessable “theme tune” to introduce the vids with? Not that the original isn’t without its...esoteric merits 😃
I assisted to a life performance to omnia, it was great , wasn’t expecting to be good. We had a lot of fun
9:54 "That's an ordeal." - by which you mean the fact that in your remaining life there will be extended periods of time during which varying circumstances will make it impossible for you to watch and thus enjoy this very competent video clip and songcraft, right?
Hi Justin! I have a quick question. When I was younger I was in a band that was signed to a small label and went to America twice for small tours as well as the UK. Like alot of bands we split up 2 years later. I was 17 at the time. At 20 I joined a covers band and played 6 years just about every weekend efore leaving to start a family. Now I'm 35 and looking to get back into live playing.....However....with now TH-cam being the source of any music you want and live venues seem to be harder to draw audiences in, do you think there is any real reason to create an originals band again at 35? Or the only chance now to fill pub's and clubs is to do the whole covers thing again?
I'm not bothered about getting signed and living the rock n roll life (I'm now married with a child and mortgage), but I do want to be able to play shows where people actually turn up. Is the safest bet now at 35 to play covers? Or do you think even the older folks still have a chance with original music in live venues?
I know its easy to say 'whatever makes you happy'...but definitely working hard and rehearsing then to play to 2 people every Saturday night would not make me happy. Haha.
Sorry for the long winded question you probably won't even read, but would love to hear your take on the whole 'age and original band issue and also how TH-cam effects the live scene now'.
Thanks
Chris.
P.s also if you ever want to react to my music I wrote a few songs last year in lockdowna nd recorded them and made videos of them on my channel. Best one is probably 'Afterglow'. Thank You.
Seriously dude, your music is awesome! That Afterglow song is incredible! Glad I checked your channel out! Hope Justin gives it a listen for you!!
@@ridewithme3471 Cheers mate! I really appreciate that! Yeh me too, the chances are sadly he probably won't even read my comment haha :(
Fat hamster rocks!
Dude my dad is 50 in a hard genre coverband and even they have gathered something of a following they have a blast doing what they do. It’s not so what makes you happy it’s share what you do to make others happy I say do it and give it energy ! 🤘🏻
Im 36 and sort of followed the same path as you. I was in an originals band that had some minor success (we even recorded in Dan Hawkins' studio in Suffolk) and also played (/still playing) in covers bands.
For me personally. In my late 20s I had a sort of personal awakening in regards to playing music.
I love creating original music, from writing, to performing, recording, promotions - the whole lot! But it's super tough and tbf, when you're even at semi professional level, no night performing is ever the same. We'd play one night to a packed house, then the next night in a room with a one eyed dog chewing a coke can (not even a lie).
The further we got up the ladder, the more sort of "corrupt" I saw the modern music industry was and it took a lot of the love out of it for me.
But then i'd compare nights playing in covers bands. 9 / 10 gigs are always fun, always a great reception and guaranteed money at the end.
So I made the decision to play covers and record originals music putting it out on my own terms. If live situations are available, then it's something to explore, but I'm not going to bust a gut to impress the soundman who will forgot me the next day.
In regards to age - I always thought that too. Is there a certain cut off point. I don't want to be the creepy "old" dude at a pop punk show.
Now days I play rockabilly/bluegrass/swing music that has a wider age market. But like you, I wonder if someone in there 40s can release "modern music" and make an impact...?
The second video is like a live action Fraggle Rock.
Really love your content so far. Funny and informative dissection of modern pop.
But what made your early videos great was the raw honesty. You'll always have haters on your videos. Fuck em. If they really get THAT upset about an opinion, I think they've probably got plenty other negative stuff going on in their lives
I think you missed the point. This video is pure sarcasm from 0:00s to the very end! 🤣
Looove your vids.
Maybe not overly interesting, but how about beach boys - hero's and villains... Something about that song always has me hooked 🤷🏻♀️
Lol well, you tried. That was quite the task, given the material you were working with 😬🤣