One of my favorite of the series. The original audio was hosed on the video when I went to find it here on youtube, so I downloaded and punched it back up to where it should be and re-posted it all here. :-)
Definitely one of my favorites. The singing was great. As a kid, the fact that they main characters were black was secondary. And I am black. But now that I am old I see the significance in the black cast.
Lmao! What! Lmao! Absolutely! I just caught a flashback and went into TH-cam seach and it didn't disappoint... Imo, Figure 8 gives Verb a run for that top spot. Lol. Going to check that one next. Lol.
You read my mind because when this first came out in the 70s..i saw for the first time i was in aw..because you did mot see alot of black or Hispanic or tv. And schoolhouse rock was no different..but this mad me cry back then when the little boy runs in his mother's arms😥😥😥..my mother died back in 1996..still hurts like it was yesterday..schoolhouse rock's best one..by far.
I recently went to a comic con and was wearing a Verb t shirt and it was nice talking to folks who remembered how cool School House Rock was. A few people even sang a couple lines of the song when I walked by lol
Today I cry every time I see the lil fella jump into his mom’s loving arms. I remember watching this as a child loved it then, love it now! ♥️ And my man was singing his heart out especially at the end with that “HA!” before the last chorus. And yes, LOVE is a action word!
Definitely my FAVORITE of all of the "rock" videos. The back-up singers are intense, and the music is awesome. I also love the ending when the child hugs his mom. Such a touching ending.
This was a beautiful illustration of black greatness when there wasn't much shown on television!! We had to wait until Saturday morning just to see one schoolhouse rock and this was so inspiring for a young black child in the 70s and 80s!!!
@@greekpapi Alas, we don't have Saturday morning cartoons anymore. There used to be an hour and a half of Looney Tunes and Pink Panther. Thank goodness TH-cam has some of these!
Schoolhouse rock won Emmys and they were well earned. Who would have thought that we’d be listening and enjoying kid’s tidbits from 1973 in 2023, right on
HE BETTER SING "TO LOOOOOVE!" LIKE NOBODY ELSE!!!!!! Oooooh! Verb, Number 9 and I've Got Six! My sister and I loooooved them! However, all of Schoolhouse Rockwere outstanding! Great memories!
That incredible ending that starts at 2:43 with that awesome bass lick and then Zachary Sanders belts that end vocal. Didn't pay attention to this stuff when I first heard this at 5 years old in 1974 mind you. :)
In my opinion, I think schoolhouse rock would definitely be a good teaching resource for students. I tear up every time I see the boy jump into his mom's arms. I wish that there were more good, honest, wholesome shows for us to watch these days.
I like that part of the Verb film when the boy hugs his mom.Iy gets me so emotional because it reminds me of our mom.I Miss her always.She didn't deserve that kind of fate
at 52 years old I STILL revert back to School House Rock, Grammar Rock and Multiplication Rock for my answers. Micheal Franks and Luther Vandross singing was just icing on the cake. I love it!! Thanks for posting !!!
Schoolhouse rock something these kids don't know nothing about I was a kid growing up in 1970's things were alot simpler days gone by peace young world from generation X 🙏🏾 Detroit Michigan
i teach high school French and i am happy for report that these kids DO know something about Schoolhouse Rock! because of me 😊 this song and Conjunction Junction are incorporated into my curriculum and without them, my students really wouldn’t know anything about grammar & parts of speech 😅
Damn! I feel so fortunate to have these memories as a part of my childhood... Anticipating each song in between Saturday morning cartoons while eating cereal. Life was good 😊
WHHAAAAAT! This brings back memories. 2007 i brought my daughter the whole School House Rock Collection on DVD for her 4th Birthday and watched every single video with her. What we grew up on in the 70's is still relevant to this day. Barney has nothing on Big Bird or Snuffalufagus . These idiotic computer generated children's shows are pityful. They made learning fun back then. And we wonder why society is the way it is and getting worse each generation.
Not only the best Schoolhouse Rock, but one of the very best educational videos ever aired on Saturday morning TV. Every time I watch it, I feel nothing but total joy!
I get my thing in action (Verb!) To be, to sing, to feel, to live (Verb!) (That's what's happenin') I put my heart in action (Verb!) To run, to go, to get, to give (Verb!) (You're what's happenin') That's where I find satisfaction, yeah! (Yeah!) To search, to find, to have, to hold (Verb! To be bold) When I use my imagination (Verb!) I think, I plot, I plan, I dream Turning in towards creation (Verb!) I make, I write, I dance, I sing When I'm feeling really active (Verb!) I run, I ride, I swim, I fly! Other times when life is easy (Oh!) I rest, I sleep, I sit, I lie. (Verb! That's what's happenin') I can take a noun and bend it, Give me a noun - (Bat, boat, rake, and plow) Make it a verb and really send it! (Show me how) Oh, I don't know my own power. (Verb!) I get my thing in action (Verb!) In being, (Verb!) In doing, (Verb!) In saying A verb expresses action, being, or state of being. A verb makes a statement. Yeah, a verb tells it like it is! (Verb! That's what's happenin'.) I can tell you when it's happenin', (Past, present, future tense) Ooh! Tell you more about what's happenin', (Say it so it makes some sense) I can tell you who is happenin'! (Verb, you're so intense) Every sentence has a subject. (Noun, person, place, or thing) Find that subject: Where's the action? (Verb can make a subject sing) Take the subject: What is it? (What!) What's done to it? (What!) What does it say? (Verb, you're what's happenin') I can question like: What is it? (Verb, you're so demanding.) I can order like: Go get it! (Verb, you're so commanding.) When I hit I need an object (Verb, hit! Hit the ball!) When I see, I see the object (Do you see that furthest wall?) If you can see it there, put the ball over the fence, man! Go ahead. Yeah, alright. What?! He hit it. It's going, it's going, it's gone! (What!) I get my thing in action. (Verb, that's what's happenin') To work, (Verb!) To play, (Verb!) To live, (Verb!) To love... (Verb!...)
Holla my heart can't take it. 😍 it, love it Love it!!!! That & conjunction junction Hanna Barbara Making w The Magilla Judy Jetson : Eep Op Ork Ah Ah come fly with me.. Good Times
70s nostalgia and always loved this one as one of my favorite Saturday morning sitting on the couch with my big brother. We are about 2 years apart and recently lost my mother a few months ago so this hits home 🏡 hard with tears 😭 but joyful:
This is by far my favorite schoolhouse rock, followed closely by Conjuntion Junction. The amazing thing is that I 📕 from this, this how I know if they wanted to teach our kids they would make the subject interesting and fun. However, we know they want so we must take the subject and add a song or beat to it, as we are rhythmic people.
I know you have to remember Makin With the Magilla song 🔥 Another Favorite When Judy Jetson Went To Rock concert EEp Op Ork Ah Ah Thay Means I Love You, Come Fly With me. Happy times.
I'm 56 and still watching this 2 days before Thanksgiving day! So what!? Wanna make something of it!!? You know Verb went #1 on the charts! I can do my thang in action...VERBS!!!!!
Schoolhouse Rock was by far the best segment in between cartoons on Saturday morning television. It matched the quality of anything that Sesame Street or The Electric Company produced. Kids like myself in the 1970s were not only entertained, but we also learned something while watching TV. I bought the Schoolhouse Rock DVD because it was a fantastic display of animation and songwriting. I love ❤Schoolhouse Rock! Now THERE’S a verb for you!
Schoolhouse rock always inspired me on Saturday mornings. There was nothing like it. These were the reasons why I woke up early on saturday mornings. Thank you for teaching me these valuable lessons.
I retained so much of the School House Rock lessons that I always did well in English. The songs made it easy to remember the rules & proper uses of the terms.
Oh boy… shedding a tear now… this Verbs song really influenced my singing at 6 years old……I thought this episode was the coolest groove and vibe… got my soul glow on from this one. The best of times back then… miss those Saturday mornings.
From Psych. Shawn: "Would you please stop quoting math like it's a person. Next you're gonna tell me that math is black." Gus: "Don't be ridiculous, son. Verb is black" Shawn: "Verb is not... Verb IS black." Gus: "Toldya!" This is what they were referencing.
It rocked! What's not to like. It's message through music. It motivated children to learn, is to grow. And to move forward is to keep moving and keep trying. To give it their all. What's not to like about that!
In my opinion, this was one of the absolute best out of the entire school house rock series!
100%!!!!
"THE ONLY ALL BLACK EPISODE OF SCHOOL HOUSE ROCK ALL EPISODES HAD GREAT BLACK AND WHITE SINGERS"!!!
Definitely one of my favorites. The singing was great. As a kid, the fact that they main characters were black was secondary. And I am black. But now that I am old I see the significance in the black cast.
Lmao! What! Lmao! Absolutely! I just caught a flashback and went into TH-cam seach and it didn't disappoint... Imo, Figure 8 gives Verb a run for that top spot. Lol. Going to check that one next. Lol.
@@howardpryor7778 figure 8 was great!!
This literally gave me tears at the end when the boy ran into his mother's arms.
Me too cause it reminded me of my mom and I back then. Especially now that she passed away last year
yes
😭😭😭
You read my mind because when this first came out in the 70s..i saw for the first time i was in aw..because you did mot see alot of black or Hispanic or tv. And schoolhouse rock was no different..but this mad me cry back then when the little boy runs in his mother's arms😥😥😥..my mother died back in 1996..still hurts like it was yesterday..schoolhouse rock's best one..by far.
I am still crying ( it was a great childhood)
I'm 57 years old and still love watching Schoolhouse Rock videos.
Same here, I'm 62
I am 55 and love it!
21
56. Same. Love to revisit schoolhouse rock and share it with my 15 yr old daughter 🖤
I'm 54, SAME! 😂
VERB was the first black super hero! LOVE this.
I recently went to a comic con and was wearing a Verb t shirt and it was nice talking to folks who remembered how cool School House Rock was. A few people even sang a couple lines of the song when I walked by lol
I'm going get a shirt too, thats dope
Where did you get it?👍🏾
I love that. Love Comic-Con
Verb sounds honestly like John Stewart.
Bless there Heart and you too...
NO AUTOTUNE
NO DRUGS
NO VIOLENCE
JUST STRAIGHT VERBS
THEY'RE WHATS HAPPENIN'
*_VEEEEERRRRRBBBBB!_*
@@elwoodjacobs4353 YOU'RE WHAT'S HAPPENIN'!!!
RIP Bob Dorough. May your Schoolhouse Rock cartoons continue to inspire future learners :)
Jack Sheldon, Blossom Dearie and Grady Tate also died.
R.I.P. Zachary Sanders, we'll miss you and your brilliant singing forever. Verbs rock big time and I know all of the parts of speech well.
Heck, there are hardly any pictures of him and his uncredited female singers
To hear more Zack Sanders, take a look at this video of him singing with Grover Washington.
th-cam.com/video/EapcVSB7U4U/w-d-xo.html
I don't know why I always thought it was George Benson!
@@bford1908 Does sound similar
Today I cry every time I see the lil fella jump into his mom’s loving arms. I remember watching this as a child loved it then, love it now! ♥️
And my man was singing his heart out especially at the end with that “HA!” before the last chorus. And yes, LOVE is a action word!
Love the end when the son hugs his mom still chokes me up mainly because I think of my mother.
With you on that bruh
Definitely my FAVORITE of all of the "rock" videos. The back-up singers are intense, and the music is awesome. I also love the ending when the child hugs his mom. Such a touching ending.
Yeah man. I miss my Mom so much. Now I pass the hugs forward to my own children...
Same here man. I lost my mother two years ago.
Where's Dad?
This was a beautiful illustration of black greatness when there wasn't much shown on television!! We had to wait until Saturday morning just to see one schoolhouse rock and this was so inspiring for a young black child in the 70s and 80s!!!
Yup. After civil rights movement of the 60s, 70s was about healing and acceptance.
As someone who has the schoolhouse rock 30th anniversary dvd this helped me with grammar, America, multiplication, science and money rock in school
I had the VHS 30th anniversary Schoolhouse Rock.
50 years later, and I still remember most of these. This was a big part of Saturday mornings.
Yep, sitting on the living room floor eating cereal watching our cartoons!!!!
@@greekpapi Alas, we don't have Saturday morning cartoons anymore. There used to be an hour and a half of Looney Tunes and Pink Panther. Thank goodness TH-cam has some of these!
Schoolhouse rock won Emmys and they were well earned. Who would have thought that we’d be listening and enjoying kid’s tidbits from 1973 in 2023, right on
AB-SO-LUTE-LY !
80s baby here and I still enjoy listening to these. I even show my son these videos his favorite is this one and Naughty number nine💕
the hug he gives his mother gets me every time. the love between a child and his mother is a beautifuk thing
This one & Conjunction Junction were always my favorites. Grammar Rock was the best.
My favorites were this, Conjunction Junction, Interjections and The Tale of Mr. Morton
I just cryed years of joy,especially at the end this video touched home
Same here fam. This took me waaaaay back in the day when I was single digit age in the 1970s.
You know I was gonna correct you with "*tears" but actually yeah. Years. many of them.
As you should
Absolutely!!!!
I'm so glad I'm not the only one who got feels from the ending of this video 😅
HE BETTER SING "TO LOOOOOVE!" LIKE NOBODY ELSE!!!!!! Oooooh! Verb, Number 9 and I've Got Six! My sister and I loooooved them! However, all of Schoolhouse Rockwere outstanding! Great memories!
What about Fireworks?
3, is a magic number and lucky 7.But the multiplications were great. Help me get through school.
Yessss!!! Number 9 is my favorite and interplanet Janet
The 70's was the shit!! I still get the chills when I see this cartoon. That era was much different then and I miss it
+Kwame Christian Yo.... It's Demus.... I am here making and a schoolhouse rock playlist and saw your comment...
Demussss!!!!!!! Awesome playlist!! I see you're still doing your thing fam? Much respect
Yessir!
I hear you man. I agree with you. Too bad today's kids don't get it as good and raw as we did.
The 70s were the best! Great TV, Great movies, Great MUSIC, GOOD CLEAN FUN!
My favorite one, especially the end when runs into his mother's arms!!
Lee G mama loves her baby
The funkiest moment of my childhood this is how a little white kid learns soul and funk. Thanks Verb
This was a learning moment on Saturday mornings while eating your Captain Krunch,Sugar Smacks,Honey Comb cereal
Frosty flakes, rice crispy, frankin Berry, froot loops do you remember the powder Donuts cereal?
I'm 48 years old and this shit still hits my heart!!
You Already Know!!!!
Apparently, your learning moments did amount to very much... Captain Crunch is spelled with a "C" not "K"!
A House DJ from Chicago incorporated this into her mix and it sounded dope 👌🏿!
Which Dj I'm here in Chicago too!
dj quik did it, it was very very good
sick af
The ending was so nostalgic and amazing 😭🙏🙏
That incredible ending that starts at 2:43 with that awesome bass lick and then Zachary Sanders belts that end vocal. Didn't pay attention to this stuff when I first heard this at 5 years old in 1974 mind you. :)
StooGP that's the year I was born!
Verb! the best one glad they have a black depiction to match the voice
Sherman Dougals Grady Tate, jazz singer who played drums for Quincy Jones. He died in April
@@broncomcbane6382 No, it's Zachary Sanders.
Of course, a black voice to a white character would be SILLY!
@@birdlisa58 I'm not for sure but it's got two things for I'm Just a Bill sounds like you may be black but I don't know just saying
@@birdlisa58 the guy singing is white
The ending never fails to make me cry
If you had Schoolhouse Rock in your life as a kid like I did, you had a great, very educational childhood!
In my opinion, I think schoolhouse rock would definitely be a good teaching resource for students. I tear up every time I see the boy jump into his mom's arms. I wish that there were more good, honest, wholesome shows for us to watch these days.
I like that part of the Verb film when the boy hugs his mom.Iy gets me so emotional because it reminds me of our mom.I Miss her always.She didn't deserve that kind of fate
at 52 years old I STILL revert back to School House Rock, Grammar Rock and Multiplication Rock for my answers. Micheal Franks and Luther Vandross singing was just icing on the cake. I love it!! Thanks for posting !!!
naim williams michael Franks never did a schoolhouse rock
@@broncomcbane6382 neither did Luthor Vandross. He's clearly trying some form of sarcasm. :)
@@doointhedoo Luther Vandross didnt do a Schoolhouse Rock but he did do a couple of songs for Sesame Street.
Bro, I'll be 54 this year and this tune has been stuck in my brain for like 40 years...
Luther Vandross *did* do all the "Zack Of All Trades" shorts, though... songs about jobs and such.
Schoolhouse rock something these kids don't know nothing about I was a kid growing up in 1970's things were alot simpler days gone by peace young world from generation X 🙏🏾 Detroit Michigan
i teach high school French and i am happy for report that these kids DO know something about Schoolhouse Rock! because of me 😊 this song and Conjunction Junction are incorporated into my curriculum and without them, my students really wouldn’t know anything about grammar & parts of speech 😅
@@dumbrunette3490 💯👊🏾 Blackman peace
Yes reminds me of my mom at the end. Brought me to tears even after all these years. Love you VERBS.
This was the best song out of all the schoolhouse rock songs! I loved it when I was a kid and still do!
it really was
Me too me too!!!!!
I never liked this song as a kid, but now that I'm older I realize how good it is
I approve of this memory from my childhood! Even better than I remember!
I spent my childhood watching Schoolhouse Rock! It still Rocks!
PURE CLASSIC!!!!!!! IT DOESN'T GET BETTER THEN THIS!!!!!!!!
Im not even from the US, but I get kind of emotional when I see that video... It's just so well done and beautiful
THANK You dear friend for the comments. From TEXAS U.S.A.
My FAVORITE School House Rock episode!!!! For ALL time!!!!
The only Schoolhouse Rock vid to make me misty - mom loving her little son @ the end :)
Joe Masters I used to go run and hug my mom every time I saw this.
Damn! I feel so fortunate to have these memories as a part of my childhood... Anticipating each song in between Saturday morning cartoons while eating cereal.
Life was good 😊
WHHAAAAAT! This brings back memories. 2007 i brought my daughter the whole School House Rock Collection on DVD for her 4th Birthday and watched every single video with her. What we grew up on in the 70's is still relevant to this day. Barney has nothing on Big Bird or Snuffalufagus . These idiotic computer generated children's shows are pityful. They made learning fun back then. And we wonder why society is the way it is and getting worse each generation.
I have the set too, bought it around 2004
I have bought it too. And I don't have kids.
Proud to say, my kids (4,6&8) seriously love Schoolhouse rock! They watch it daily! This one is definitely my favorite. I know how those hugs feel ❤️
Not only the best Schoolhouse Rock, but one of the very best educational videos ever aired on Saturday morning TV. Every time I watch it, I feel nothing but total joy!
I get my thing in action (Verb!)
To be, to sing, to feel, to live (Verb!)
(That's what's happenin')
I put my heart in action (Verb!)
To run, to go, to get, to give (Verb!)
(You're what's happenin')
That's where I find satisfaction, yeah! (Yeah!)
To search, to find, to have, to hold
(Verb! To be bold)
When I use my imagination (Verb!)
I think, I plot, I plan, I dream
Turning in towards creation (Verb!)
I make, I write, I dance, I sing
When I'm feeling really active (Verb!)
I run, I ride, I swim, I fly!
Other times when life is easy
(Oh!) I rest, I sleep, I sit, I lie.
(Verb! That's what's happenin')
I can take a noun and bend it,
Give me a noun -
(Bat, boat, rake, and plow)
Make it a verb and really send it!
(Show me how)
Oh, I don't know my own power. (Verb!)
I get my thing in action (Verb!)
In being, (Verb!) In doing, (Verb!)
In saying
A verb expresses action, being, or state of being. A verb makes a statement. Yeah, a verb tells it like it is!
(Verb! That's what's happenin'.)
I can tell you when it's happenin',
(Past, present, future tense)
Ooh! Tell you more about what's happenin',
(Say it so it makes some sense)
I can tell you who is happenin'!
(Verb, you're so intense)
Every sentence has a subject.
(Noun, person, place, or thing)
Find that subject: Where's the action?
(Verb can make a subject sing)
Take the subject: What is it? (What!)
What's done to it? (What!)
What does it say?
(Verb, you're what's happenin')
I can question like: What is it?
(Verb, you're so demanding.)
I can order like: Go get it!
(Verb, you're so commanding.)
When I hit I need an object
(Verb, hit! Hit the ball!)
When I see, I see the object
(Do you see that furthest wall?)
If you can see it there, put the ball over the fence, man!
Go ahead. Yeah, alright.
What?! He hit it. It's going, it's going, it's gone!
(What!)
I get my thing in action.
(Verb, that's what's happenin')
To work, (Verb!)
To play, (Verb!)
To live, (Verb!)
To love... (Verb!...)
(VERB!!!)!!W.O.W.🎶🎶🎶👏🏾👏🏾
Holla my heart can't take it. 😍 it, love it Love it!!!!
That & conjunction junction
Hanna Barbara Making w The Magilla
Judy Jetson : Eep Op Ork Ah Ah come fly with me..
Good Times
To mom
Wow!!
VERB THAT'S WHAT'S HAPPENING!! thanks for posting this so I remember exactly what I'm singing.
😊
💯💜👏🏽
OK, this might actually challenge "Conjunction Junction" for my fave.
Same here
Both have catchy music
Honorable mention
I'm just a Bill
Elbow room
Figure 8
Whoever don't know about schoolhouse rock is lost! That was our 🏫 lessons on Saturdays!
70s nostalgia and always loved this one as one of my favorite Saturday morning sitting on the couch with my big brother. We are about 2 years apart and recently lost my mother a few months ago so this hits home 🏡 hard with tears 😭 but joyful:
I can take a Noun and Bend it. What a dope line.
Mr. Verb skipped leg day. And waist day.
You wanna say that to his face though?
Gladly.
I don’t know my own power!!!!
This song has lived rent free in my head for 40+ plus years 🤴🏾
We had to watch all these videos in elementary school back in the 90s. I'm 35 now. Great times great memories.
DJ Quik’s “We Still Party” brought me here. Had no idea! Quik is the GOAT! 🙌🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
This is by far my favorite schoolhouse rock, followed closely by Conjuntion Junction.
The amazing thing is that I 📕 from this, this how I know if they wanted to teach our kids they would make the subject interesting and fun.
However, we know they want so we must take the subject and add a song or beat to it, as we are rhythmic people.
I know you have to remember
Makin With the Magilla song 🔥 Another Favorite When Judy Jetson Went To Rock concert EEp Op Ork Ah Ah Thay Means I Love You, Come Fly With me.
Happy times.
Tru 🔥🔥🔥🔥👍
I'm 56 and still watching this 2 days before Thanksgiving day! So what!? Wanna make something of it!!? You know Verb went #1 on the charts! I can do my thang in action...VERBS!!!!!
Well if you can see it man,,then put the ball over the fence!!! Memories!!✌🏾✊🏿✌🏾
Yeah, that's my part
This was funky for its time
Schoolhouse Rock was by far the best segment in between cartoons on Saturday morning television. It matched the quality of anything that Sesame Street or The Electric Company produced. Kids like myself in the 1970s were not only entertained, but we also learned something while watching TV. I bought the Schoolhouse Rock DVD because it was a fantastic display of animation and songwriting. I love ❤Schoolhouse Rock! Now THERE’S a verb for you!
Saturday morning with my Frosted Flakes
Schoolhouse rock always inspired me on Saturday mornings. There was nothing like it. These were the reasons why I woke up early on saturday mornings. Thank you for teaching me these valuable lessons.
OF ALL THE "PARTS OF SPEECH" COVERED BY S.H.R., VERB IS THE MOST FORGOTTEN AND THE BEST MUSICALLY PRODUCED. DON'T EVEN GET ME STARTED ON THE VOCALS.
This is my jam.
Amazing how these little tunes taught us so much 😊
i literally wanna cry right now
I retained so much of the School House Rock lessons that I always did well in English. The songs made it easy to remember the rules & proper uses of the terms.
One of the sweetest ones.
Wow, we had a great childhood. So awesome. So proud
Definitely one of my favorite School House Rock episodes. Full of action with an awesome musical accompaniment.
I enjoyed school house rock, l learned so much on Saturday mornings while cleaning up the house
Loved School House Rock, taught me so much, and VERB was my favorite one!!
VERB THAT'S WHAT'S HAPPENING!!
💯💜👏🏽😊
Oh boy… shedding a tear now… this Verbs song really influenced my singing at 6 years old……I thought this episode was the coolest groove and vibe… got my soul glow on from this one. The best of times back then… miss those Saturday mornings.
That bassline
Watching Mom hug the kid @ the end = AWESOME. :)
makes me smile everytime
Why dont we have something like this todays day in age
This the jam, one of the best school house rock songs.
Watched this with a grin so big my face hurts!!!
If this was still being showed maybe todays society would be a little more literalate
I believe he was our 1st blk animated superhero. Andddd.....it's a bop❤❤❤❤❤😊
Good one. Interjections is still my favorite School House Rock song.
This one is so funky! I really love the ending part with the kid hugging his mother!! They really go there with that ending! TO LOOOOOOOOOOVE!!!!
Love dem all.....watch the series during my childhood.....the 70s....
From Psych.
Shawn: "Would you please stop quoting math like it's a person. Next you're gonna tell me that math is black."
Gus: "Don't be ridiculous, son. Verb is black"
Shawn: "Verb is not... Verb IS black."
Gus: "Toldya!"
This is what they were referencing.
It rocked! What's not to like. It's message through music. It motivated children to learn, is to grow. And to move forward is to keep moving and keep trying. To give it their all. What's not to like about that!
To this day I think about these videos at random.
All these songs were so brilliant!
Verb, Lucky Seven Sampson and Figure Eight are three of my favorite Schoolhouse Rock episodes.
We 70s kids did not know how good we had it 📺
After all these years you gotta get your thing in action!
🎵"Verb, that's what happening"🎵... I mean literally and figuratively! 😅 Perfect lyrics 👌🏾 School house rock was and still is thee BEST!
I am studying for the GMAT sentence correction theory section and I looked up this video... haha
I remember watching this with my children and the reaction I got from my oldest at the end til this day my oldest still runs to hugs me like this .
My absolute favorite Schoolhouse Rock episode! ❤
The base is phenomenal👍🏾🎸
Thank you for the childhood memories. 🤗
They need to bring that back 🔙. The after-school special I love it as a kid and I'm still watching it. Thank you bring me more of it 😉
Best one to this day me and my dad watched these all the time
This was my favorite one!! Damn that was a wonderful time to grow up.
This was the baddest cold blooded school house rock Jack!
This just drips "70s".