This one is so good. Such a joyful celebration of his talent despite the criticism and self doubt. I love how the music initially drowns out the voices and then when they creep back in he turns them into music too. He turns his mental struggles into art in a way that not many others can accomplish. He reminds me a lot of Van Gogh in that way. Beauty and happiness/laughter out of his own pain.
I love how no matter how many instruments he brings in it never feels crowded, and also like how the last "Mr. Burnham" almost sounds like a signature, like he's finally demanding respect. I know a lot of his material is about how people shouldn't respect him in some ways, but when someone's treating you like an object, demanding that they acknowledge you can be a huge moment
Another interpretation I’ve seen is that he’s pointing at us the viewers like the other people that assume they know what he’s like we don’t know anything either all we see is his on stage persona
To add to your point, the fact that the music drowns out the voices instead of removing them makes the section hit something real and inspirational, "Those voices never go away no matter what you've accomplished. Make music in spite of them, for your own sake." (edit: grammar)
Is it, though? In show business, this is their full-time job. Entire stand-up comedy routines, concerts, plays, etc. are all equally or even more difficult.
@@Ledatru I disagree entirely with the "equally or even more difficult." sentiment. The presence of mind required to be able to do timed things like the "He meant to knock the water over." bit, and everything else timing related in the special (This song for example) is absolutely incredible. He not only has to memorize words (Jokes) but also audio cues, which in my opinion makes it significantly more difficult than your average stand-up routine.
@@gabington8990 yeah like id really really love for this dude to explain how a bill burr set is "equally or even more difficult" than a show like what. or make happy
I'm an old man and I love Bo Burnham I'mma tell you this he took all the negative stuff people are giving him and turned it into something good that's a good person.
FINALLY you said the magic words "there's nothing like this." Every Bo video you ask, "Is Bo like ___? Or this person? Or this other comedian?" And I'm like, "No, Bo is like Bo." There is no one like him. I can't WAIT to see your full reaction to Inside and I'm glad you've been watching his other work so you'll understand him a lil more. I can't imagine what Inside is like for people unfamiliar with Bo. He's always been a prodigy, except now he's too old to call himself that anymore so he calls himself an artist and feels pretentious when he does. I love (the idea of) him so much.
I mean, it's quite obvious that almost every aspect of every one of his performances (excluding Inside) are almost directly ripped from other artists. Granted, pretty much everything that can be said has already been said, so I can't blame him really, but I will say that he is insanely talented with the way in which he cobbles it all together to form a new feeling.
Maybe, but given how clearly atheist Bo is, I find it unlikely. Still, it's up to the individual how they want to interpret it, so if you get more out of this take, power to you. 👍
@@boombalatty2161 The interpretation mentioned in the video was that Bo Burnham was praying for something but only heard Satan because God was unresponsive. I don't think Bo Burnham has ever prayed in his life because he's an atheist.
I feel like everone introduced him/herself and then got to the point where they want something from Bo. Satan was going to get to that point to if he had more time, but god doesn't want or need anything from you. I'm not religious btw, this just seemed to fit for me
@@michaeloffner8515 He was raised religious, so he probably had to pray alot when he was younger. Atheists arnt born Atheists, they usualy have religion thrown in their face so hard that they get a good look at it and see its not for them.
I have watched several of your reactions now and I have to say, so many people don't seem to "get" so much of these songs, because they're just looking for Bo Burnham "comedian." But you never miss. You always GET the underlying messages and the deeper meanings. Thank you for doing these! It's quire refreshing to see someone who GETS it.
The creativity and timing required for that. This is one of his most impressive pieces. Glad you appreciated it. Left brain right brain is sorta in this level
I think the second guy, the agent, has to be based on actual conversations he's had and I think Bo hates him way more than the other two. What does this person represent? 1. Exploitation of kids as consumers - see his song Repeat Stuff 2. No introspection, just be funny - see Can't Handle This 3. This guy is in it for MONEY - Again, see Repeat Stuff or Pandering 4. Make content for the Bo "brand" instead of authentically Bo - again, Pandering 5. He stifles creativity, "none of this 'challenges to the form'" - in all Bo's work, including this one, he challenges the forms of both comedy and music. That is his genius. In Inside he bends the definition of a "comedy" special and challenged himself to create it in a limited space. I also think the comment about putting out content, even if it isn't very good, to establish himself online again is a very telling one about how little this guy understands about Bo. In everything Bo puts out it's clear he put a TON of effort and work into. This song for example, the beginning, the lyrics, tune, choreography - all this stuff took a ton of work to perfect. I don't think Bo could stand to put out content he didn't think was good. Anyway to summarize, the agent represents so many things Bo has made content criticizing that I think of the three voices his is the most infuriating to Bo and he recognizes him as toxic.
I love Bo Burnham, and I love watching your reactions to him and your take on his music. He purposefully doesn't talk about why he does what he does, and I love your takes. God bless and keep going. I'm now a subscriber.
The multitasking in this video and timing are insane ... I wonder how many times he had to do it to make it this good. This whole thing was just timing and a pure performance art piece ... just wow.
Love both your analysis and your appreciation for Bo's talent. Yes, we are in the presence of pure genius. Years from now people will look back on Bo Burnham the same way we look back at Richard Pryor and George Carlin. Brave. Talented. And, like all of us, flawed.
Your face when he started piecing together the three voices was awesome and priceless. Just seeing the happiness and awe at what he was doing. Great reaction dude
Dude you need to break down New Math if you haven’t already. It highlights how fucking intelligent and witty he truly is at such a young age too. He’s a genius
Every time I watch this song now it always makes me laugh a bit that the agent was trying to get him to basically sell his soul by writing bs jokes about Facebook and Twitter instead of jokes that were introspective and form challenging. And now Bo made Inside: an introspective and form challenging critique of Facebook, and Twitter, and the whole damn internet. It’s irony at it’s best. He’s a true genius. Love your reactions, really hope you feel better soon! ❤️
"Young people don't understand this introspective type thing" yet he's made a whole community of young people off of this "introspective type thing"? Like, yes we do, clearly
You're one of my favorites to watch with Bo reactions. You understand the meaninga behind the words but also appreciate the talent and art that is Bo.. Been waiting for this one! Thank you so much. Loved this!!
Your reactions rock, man. Easily my favorite reactor to Bo’s stuff. Your appreciation for the musical ability, the raw comedy of it, and the depth and underlying messages he puts out is awesome.
In typical Burnham genius fashion (and what many great artists do) he turns his troubles into art. But in this case he literally uses his haters to make a song. Love it and loved the joy on your face watching and feeling this piece.
his miming sections in this special are likely inspired by tim minchin's "so fucking rock", in turn inspired by rowan atkinson's invisible drum kit sketch
Sounds like you’re on your way to feeling good again and I’m glad to hear it. I love your takes on Bo Burnham and as a longtime fan of his I think you’re nailing a lot of it. Keep your videos coming because you come across as very insightful genuine content creator and that is a rare catch anymore when fishing in the TH-cam sea of contrived vapidity.
I think the musical ending is demonstrative of how he’s dealt with pressure and stress through his life, with comedy and creating music. I’m sure this was really obvious but I just adore his expression of it onstage, so vulnerable when you think about it. It’s like a re-enactment of his teenage bedroom TH-cam days. He’s a pioneer!
Great video dude! I think it’s so awesome that he took all those negative and toxic parts of his life and used them as inspiration for his artistic performance. The imagination, creativity and intelligence that went into this was fantastic. He turned down a place at Harvard to pursue comedy and while I’m glad he did, I wonder what he’d have been able to achieve if he had went down another path?
I'm glad you're on the mend. I had that and it was a long recovery. Just tired all the time. But i finally got over it. Love your videos and your appreciation for talent and your ability to think deeply and see all the layers. Sending healing thoughts your way! Can't wait for you to check out "rant!". (Not the Kanye rant... It's just rant!)
Just an aside: bo actually DID a song about Facebook and one about sugary cereal ( called group therapy for fictional characters ) thus further proving the “agent” voice doesn’t know anything about him
You talking about Lupe Fiasco and Bo reminded me of something. I don't know if you've ever listened to an early 2000s rapper named Eyedea. He died quite young sadly, but I remember reading about him rejecting a contract from a major label (I wanna say Bad Boy Records?) Because he was worried his music wouldn't be his own anymore. He's an interesting guy to check out if you get the opportunity
That bit where he points up and hears crickets isnt what you thought it was.... Bo believes that god wont answer your prayers, that its up to us to make the world a better place because none of us are going to heaven because of all the horrible shit humanity does on a daily basis. Him pointing up and hearing crickets was him saying "God isnt there to say anything, he doesnt care". Bo has said he is a Atheist, saying he doesnt rule out the idea of there being a Deity, but the idea of one existing didnt "gel with him" so to speak. He respects a lot of religious people, but he is most certainly not praying to any god, and wants others to not feel the need to rely on such a practise, he says as such in his perspective of god song.
I love the idea of taking all the criticism and turning it into art rejecting it and refusing to cave to it. Edit: sorry tired, not sure if that made sense
Great reaction and analysis on tis, your so right on man, Bo is truly a genius. I don't think and Hope Bo never sells out, I honestly don't think he ever would, he is way to self aware to fall into the trap. however, I do wonder about Netflix as they have their own agenda and are doing some very questionable things that brings in lot's of scrutiny. so we will see where that ends up. But Man, I love everything Bo has done, I have seen everything he has done, even watch many of the countless interviews he has done and they offer a lot of insights into the workings of Bo. it's interesting to see and witness Bo's progression over time. he's the gift that keeps on giving.
at around 7:20 you start talking about the name of the special, but the specials name is “what.” you can see it in the title. we think we know you is just the name of the song. its a nice idea tho !!!
I’ve watched this like 20 times but I love your insight on the jock/bully popular guy, so true. I thought I got it, but your vids are like watching with a smarter friend sometimes. And the crickets I just saw as silence from like, Twitter! I’m not a Christian. 😂
I always saw this as ''all these people are trying to get a piece of me. well guess what, I'm gonna put you in my show and play you like instruments and you get nothing from it.''
I’m pretty sure the meaning behind the Satan thing and crickets is actually just a funny bit in there because he tends to mention Satan randomly in quite a few songs just to be funny, and so when he points up and it’s silent, it’s actually about the fact that there is no god. Bo is an atheist.
that’s the first time i’ve heard anyone read into the satan vs god thing haha. i think he was just making the joke that he doesnt believe in god, but that’s interesting
i've got the opposite song i was a friend of a dude who was really talented who always kept me around, he thought i was funny he hired me to run his website, which i did, and it died in the same year, because his website was about a game his crew never worked on again
Hey if you don't mind can I recommend a Bo Burnham song? If you haven't reacted to it yet? (Are you happy) is one of my personal favorites. I would to see what you think of it.
![BO HAS KANYE MAD! | Bo Burnham - Can't Handle This (Kanye Rant) - MAKE HAPPY Netflix [HD] | REACTION](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/A5BxzmRwaRU/mqdefault.jpg)
My favorite part of this is when he starts the "we think we know you" and you can hear the whole room go quiet and get it
This one is so good. Such a joyful celebration of his talent despite the criticism and self doubt. I love how the music initially drowns out the voices and then when they creep back in he turns them into music too. He turns his mental struggles into art in a way that not many others can accomplish. He reminds me a lot of Van Gogh in that way. Beauty and happiness/laughter out of his own pain.
Beautiful summarization!
I love how no matter how many instruments he brings in it never feels crowded, and also like how the last "Mr. Burnham" almost sounds like a signature, like he's finally demanding respect. I know a lot of his material is about how people shouldn't respect him in some ways, but when someone's treating you like an object, demanding that they acknowledge you can be a huge moment
Another interpretation I’ve seen is that he’s pointing at us the viewers like the other people that assume they know what he’s like we don’t know anything either all we see is his on stage persona
Honestly the best part I think is at the end, the music almost completely drowns out the voices. It’s insane how genius he is
To add to your point, the fact that the music drowns out the voices instead of removing them makes the section hit something real and inspirational, "Those voices never go away no matter what you've accomplished. Make music in spite of them, for your own sake."
(edit: grammar)
The memorisation and timing needed to pull this off is outrageous
that's why its called practice.
Is it, though? In show business, this is their full-time job. Entire stand-up comedy routines, concerts, plays, etc. are all equally or even more difficult.
@@Ledatru that doesn't make it less impressive. Because it's their job? That makes it less creative?
@@Ledatru I disagree entirely with the "equally or even more difficult." sentiment. The presence of mind required to be able to do timed things like the "He meant to knock the water over." bit, and everything else timing related in the special (This song for example) is absolutely incredible. He not only has to memorize words (Jokes) but also audio cues, which in my opinion makes it significantly more difficult than your average stand-up routine.
@@gabington8990 yeah like id really really love for this dude to explain how a bill burr set is "equally or even more difficult" than a show like what. or make happy
I'm an old man and I love Bo Burnham I'mma tell you this he took all the negative stuff people are giving him and turned it into something good that's a good person.
FINALLY you said the magic words "there's nothing like this." Every Bo video you ask, "Is Bo like ___? Or this person? Or this other comedian?" And I'm like, "No, Bo is like Bo." There is no one like him. I can't WAIT to see your full reaction to Inside and I'm glad you've been watching his other work so you'll understand him a lil more. I can't imagine what Inside is like for people unfamiliar with Bo. He's always been a prodigy, except now he's too old to call himself that anymore so he calls himself an artist and feels pretentious when he does. I love (the idea of) him so much.
I mean, it's quite obvious that almost every aspect of every one of his performances (excluding Inside) are almost directly ripped from other artists.
Granted, pretty much everything that can be said has already been said, so I can't blame him really, but I will say that he is insanely talented with the way in which he cobbles it all together to form a new feeling.
i think you would dig left brain/right brain by Bo
dig the hair!
Left Brain/Right Brain is amazing!!!
Ohh now that take on the "hell/heaven" part is very interesting and unique, I'm into it
Maybe, but given how clearly atheist Bo is, I find it unlikely. Still, it's up to the individual how they want to interpret it, so if you get more out of this take, power to you. 👍
@@michaeloffner8515 but the lyrics say “i am satan lord of darkness” it’s not much of an interpretation
@@boombalatty2161 The interpretation mentioned in the video was that Bo Burnham was praying for something but only heard Satan because God was unresponsive.
I don't think Bo Burnham has ever prayed in his life because he's an atheist.
I feel like everone introduced him/herself and then got to the point where they want something from Bo. Satan was going to get to that point to if he had more time, but god doesn't want or need anything from you. I'm not religious btw, this just seemed to fit for me
@@michaeloffner8515 He was raised religious, so he probably had to pray alot when he was younger. Atheists arnt born Atheists, they usualy have religion thrown in their face so hard that they get a good look at it and see its not for them.
I have watched several of your reactions now and I have to say, so many people don't seem to "get" so much of these songs, because they're just looking for Bo Burnham "comedian." But you never miss. You always GET the underlying messages and the deeper meanings. Thank you for doing these! It's quire refreshing to see someone who GETS it.
The creativity and timing required for that. This is one of his most impressive pieces. Glad you appreciated it. Left brain right brain is sorta in this level
I think the second guy, the agent, has to be based on actual conversations he's had and I think Bo hates him way more than the other two.
What does this person represent?
1. Exploitation of kids as consumers - see his song Repeat Stuff
2. No introspection, just be funny - see Can't Handle This
3. This guy is in it for MONEY - Again, see Repeat Stuff or Pandering
4. Make content for the Bo "brand" instead of authentically Bo - again, Pandering
5. He stifles creativity, "none of this 'challenges to the form'" - in all Bo's work, including this one, he challenges the forms of both comedy and music. That is his genius. In Inside he bends the definition of a "comedy" special and challenged himself to create it in a limited space.
I also think the comment about putting out content, even if it isn't very good, to establish himself online again is a very telling one about how little this guy understands about Bo. In everything Bo puts out it's clear he put a TON of effort and work into. This song for example, the beginning, the lyrics, tune, choreography - all this stuff took a ton of work to perfect. I don't think Bo could stand to put out content he didn't think was good.
Anyway to summarize, the agent represents so many things Bo has made content criticizing that I think of the three voices his is the most infuriating to Bo and he recognizes him as toxic.
I love Bo Burnham, and I love watching your reactions to him and your take on his music. He purposefully doesn't talk about why he does what he does, and I love your takes. God bless and keep going. I'm now a subscriber.
The multitasking in this video and timing are insane ... I wonder how many times he had to do it to make it this good. This whole thing was just timing and a pure performance art piece ... just wow.
Love both your analysis and your appreciation for Bo's talent. Yes, we are in the presence of pure genius. Years from now people will look back on Bo Burnham the same way we look back at Richard Pryor and George Carlin. Brave. Talented. And, like all of us, flawed.
Every time it switches from the normal voice to the auto tuned one i get chills
The first time I watched, I got goosebumps when I realized what's happening.
Your face when he started piecing together the three voices was awesome and priceless. Just seeing the happiness and awe at what he was doing. Great reaction dude
Dude you need to break down New Math if you haven’t already. It highlights how fucking intelligent and witty he truly is at such a young age too. He’s a genius
He is 30 now
@@elitespike9272 yeah he was 17 then?
Every time I watch this song now it always makes me laugh a bit that the agent was trying to get him to basically sell his soul by writing bs jokes about Facebook and Twitter instead of jokes that were introspective and form challenging. And now Bo made Inside: an introspective and form challenging critique of Facebook, and Twitter, and the whole damn internet. It’s irony at it’s best. He’s a true genius.
Love your reactions, really hope you feel better soon! ❤️
"Young people don't understand this introspective type thing" yet he's made a whole community of young people off of this "introspective type thing"? Like, yes we do, clearly
You're one of my favorites to watch with Bo reactions. You understand the meaninga behind the words but also appreciate the talent and art that is Bo.. Been waiting for this one! Thank you so much. Loved this!!
I absolutely love how introspective you are im glad I found your channel!
Feel so happy to say I saw the original live in 2013 in Edinburgh! Still one of the best things I've ever seen 🎉
Your reactions rock, man. Easily my favorite reactor to Bo’s stuff. Your appreciation for the musical ability, the raw comedy of it, and the depth and underlying messages he puts out is awesome.
The hair is fucking dope, dude. Love the natural look.
In typical Burnham genius fashion (and what many great artists do) he turns his troubles into art. But in this case he literally uses his haters to make a song. Love it and loved the joy on your face watching and feeling this piece.
his miming sections in this special are likely inspired by tim minchin's "so fucking rock", in turn inspired by rowan atkinson's invisible drum kit sketch
This performance always makes me think of “So Fucking Rock.”
Bro, you make the best reaction videos I’ve ever seen. You got a cool personality and I like hearing how you interpret things. Keep it up!
Sounds like you’re on your way to feeling good again and I’m glad to hear it.
I love your takes on Bo Burnham and as a longtime fan of his I think you’re nailing a lot of it. Keep your videos coming because you come across as very insightful genuine content creator and that is a rare catch anymore when fishing in the TH-cam sea of contrived vapidity.
New subscriber here!!
Finally! This was such a PERFECT reaction video.
You broke it down, really knew your subject, yet gave us real heart.
Glad I found you!
FIRST! Love your appreciation for Bo Burnham's material. ❤
Thank you!!
Man, Lupe in the mid-late 2000’s was so amazing.
I seriously love your reaction vids! I love the critical thought process and genuine reactions. New sub 👍🏼
I think the musical ending is demonstrative of how he’s dealt with pressure and stress through his life, with comedy and creating music.
I’m sure this was really obvious but I just adore his expression of it onstage, so vulnerable when you think about it. It’s like a re-enactment of his teenage bedroom TH-cam days. He’s a pioneer!
Great video dude!
I think it’s so awesome that he took all those negative and toxic parts of his life and used them as inspiration for his artistic performance. The imagination, creativity and intelligence that went into this was fantastic.
He turned down a place at Harvard to pursue comedy and while I’m glad he did, I wonder what he’d have been able to achieve if he had went down another path?
You have to be one of the best reactors on here, no joke.
love the reaction. one little thing. these pieces aren't specials. the special is the full show. these are songs and bits within the special.
Love your channel. Bo’s one of my favorite comedians.
I appreciate your intelligent and sharp perspective. You got a good head on your shoulders.
I'm glad you're on the mend. I had that and it was a long recovery. Just tired all the time. But i finally got over it. Love your videos and your appreciation for talent and your ability to think deeply and see all the layers. Sending healing thoughts your way! Can't wait for you to check out "rant!". (Not the Kanye rant... It's just rant!)
Love the analysis, man. Glad your getting over covid
Appreciate your Bo reactions. Lots of good insights!
Just an aside: bo actually DID a song about Facebook and one about sugary cereal ( called group therapy for fictional characters ) thus further proving the “agent” voice doesn’t know anything about him
I love watching your official expressions and how captivated can you become with him like the rest of us do
You talking about Lupe Fiasco and Bo reminded me of something.
I don't know if you've ever listened to an early 2000s rapper named Eyedea. He died quite young sadly, but I remember reading about him rejecting a contract from a major label (I wanna say Bad Boy Records?) Because he was worried his music wouldn't be his own anymore.
He's an interesting guy to check out if you get the opportunity
Subscribed. Heart is deep and committed and….love.
You're very insightful! I love your reactions man, also your hair looks incredible!!
YESSS, I was waiting for this one!
That bit where he points up and hears crickets isnt what you thought it was.... Bo believes that god wont answer your prayers, that its up to us to make the world a better place because none of us are going to heaven because of all the horrible shit humanity does on a daily basis. Him pointing up and hearing crickets was him saying "God isnt there to say anything, he doesnt care". Bo has said he is a Atheist, saying he doesnt rule out the idea of there being a Deity, but the idea of one existing didnt "gel with him" so to speak. He respects a lot of religious people, but he is most certainly not praying to any god, and wants others to not feel the need to rely on such a practise, he says as such in his perspective of god song.
I love the idea of taking all the criticism and turning it into art rejecting it and refusing to cave to it. Edit: sorry tired, not sure if that made sense
Bo really didnt say a damn thing and told a whole story and held a musical. Some people are clearly superior to others.
One of your first 100k subs. Keep up the good work.
have you reacted to "goodbye" from Inside? i've been singing that one lately
He needs to have watched the entire special, or listened to Comedy, Looks Who's Inside Again, and Welcome to the Internet to fully appreciate it.
you’re looking really good! hope you recover quickly. love your videos 💖
You really ought to check out his og videos like "my whole family", "rehab for fictional characters" and "my better half"
Glad to hear you're feeling better! Great video.
its more wild those are all his voices.
Glad you're recovering
Great reaction and analysis on tis, your so right on man, Bo is truly a genius. I don't think and Hope Bo never sells out, I honestly don't think he ever would, he is way to self aware to fall into the trap. however, I do wonder about Netflix as they have their own agenda and are doing some very questionable things that brings in lot's of scrutiny. so we will see where that ends up.
But Man, I love everything Bo has done, I have seen everything he has done, even watch many of the countless interviews he has done and they offer a lot of insights into the workings of Bo. it's interesting to see and witness Bo's progression over time. he's the gift that keeps on giving.
I haven't seen anyone point out that bo did all three voices.
your hair looks nice!
at around 7:20 you start talking about the name of the special, but the specials name is “what.” you can see it in the title. we think we know you is just the name of the song. its a nice idea tho !!!
I’ve watched this like 20 times but I love your insight on the jock/bully popular guy, so true. I thought I got it, but your vids are like watching with a smarter friend sometimes. And the crickets I just saw as silence from like, Twitter! I’m not a Christian. 😂
I always saw this as ''all these people are trying to get a piece of me. well guess what, I'm gonna put you in my show and play you like instruments and you get nothing from it.''
You rock with the Bo vids!!
I’m pretty sure the meaning behind the Satan thing and crickets is actually just a funny bit in there because he tends to mention Satan randomly in quite a few songs just to be funny, and so when he points up and it’s silent, it’s actually about the fact that there is no god. Bo is an atheist.
Such a great take on the Satan-god bit, never thought of it quite like that, love your reactions, you put thought into it 😁
Love the natural look ❤️ great vid!
Man, keep the Bo videos coming!! Hope you get better soon. Did you get that sick even with the vaccine? Wishing you the best, bro.
I love this and have watched a bunch of times. How did I miss the hell and heaven thing!? Thanks for pointing that out! 🙏🤣😁
2nd and I love your bo Burnham song/comedy breakdowns
I don't think I've seen your hair before, it looks so good!
I love your Bo reactions!
that’s the first time i’ve heard anyone read into the satan vs god thing haha. i think he was just making the joke that he doesnt believe in god, but that’s interesting
I love your videos buddy!
Another great reaction, hope you're fully recovered soon
Didnt know you got sick with covid...glad you are recovering...its seriously no joke!
LEFT BRAIN RIGHT BRAIN
❤️ thanks for your work!
The real joke about that agent guy is how fucking clueless he is. He wants to take a rising star and turn them into nothing.
He transformed their criticism into art.
Would the vase have still fallen?
You just blew my mind, Bo Burnham = Lupe Fiasco 🤯
Saw thumbnail and thought homeboy was wearing a wig😭
have u reacted to "Rant" by Bo? not Kanye Rant but just Rant from his special Words Words Words. if not u should its crazy lyrically
The word play in that one is phenomenal
@@ericatorres2729 it is. he liked eff im sure he'll dig that one too
hair looks great dude! should totally check out rant.
Dude you're rocking the hair
Do "Art is Dead" by Bo Burnham next. Specifically the performance he does in the Green Room. Please and thank you. :D
All love!
youve gotta watch the specials bro, theyre all works of art
I think you’d like Are You Happy
i've got the opposite song
i was a friend of a dude who was really talented who always kept me around, he thought i was funny
he hired me to run his website, which i did, and it died in the same year, because his website was about a game his crew never worked on again
Hey if you don't mind can I recommend a Bo Burnham song? If you haven't reacted to it yet? (Are you happy) is one of my personal favorites. I would to see what you think of it.
BROADBAND DA GOAT!
Love the bomb fro!
get vaccinated my guy, great to see you uploading
He's the non rap non jewish version of Lil Dicky
You should react to “Rant” or “OH BO” by bo burnham
He did Rant already
FINALLY