I just finished the same thing, coming back from the Kravitz Bowl. Really weird way to dive into a channel but it’s been crazy seeing how quickly he’s developed a distinct identity for the channel.
@@olavjorvik94 Pepsi has been regarded as a generic Coca Cola in the past... so him saying he can taste the Pepsi when the song starts is him saying the song sounds like generic Rock music is my take on it
I joked one time with one of the guys from Giraffes? Giraffes! that if they didn’t tour in NC/GA/VA soon, the South would rise again. His reply was “We are planning an east coast tour very soon. Do not re-rise.” For some reason, “Do not re-rise,” has always struck me as incredibly funny.
Came for the footage of time elapsed video of Pat going back and forth in a room real quick setting up gear over trap music, stayed for Cletus and Lewis 🔥
He’s the comic that you want to pick you out of the crowd and get ripped on! It’s all in good fun and he doesn’t take himself seriously….the dude quite talented- check out that Sultans of Swing harmonized cover live
That is one funny puppet. For me to poop on! This dude for some reason made me think of him. Thing is he's very funny and extremely talented. Probably has some sort of genius level IQ.I have a hard time understanding how a person has such a understanding of music. I'm pretty sure in most situations ignorance is bliss.
Saw 3 double D a few years ago, they literally had a couch on stage that you could pay hundreds of a dollars to sit in for the set. The guy who was on the couch was doing his best air drum impression the entire time. Pretty sure he cared more about the drumming of the song than the drummer did.
Bear with me: I grew up on punk, but my older cousin was my access to having fun (drinking, smoking, and partying) when we were in school. He was a nu metal/post grunge guy and him and all his friends always brought me to the Xfest concerts where I would go just to get blunts and beer and maybe be around a girl (I was like 14). One year he and his friends were hyped for Three Doors Down, so they rolled about 10 blunts and bought enough beer to go around. All I knew about the band was this song, and I kept singing it to myself, in particular the chorus going into the bridge where he goes "YeEeEaAaAhHHh". Then the band came on, everyone was at the edge of their blankets. We were 9 blunts in and I was probably the highest I've ever been, it felt surreal. When Kryptonite came on I was so fixated on the singer, each chorus waiting for the Yeah, and every time it didn't come I would get more anxious. I looked around to see if anyone else was anticipating it as much as me, but they seemed fine. They sailed through the bridge without a year. It felt like a century had passed since they started playing. Just when I thought the song would go on forever without it, he delivered. And that is my 3 Doors Down story.
There's this really long street that connects my street to where my daughter lives, I went to visit her and we got a little stoned ok a lot.... and I had to walk home and half way up that street I started to panic and thought it s never gonna end and I kept on walking and walking and it just wasn't ending and I thought what if I'm stuck walking this street forever and ever and ever and ever and then I saw the end of the street up ahead, never have I been so scared, relieved and mind blown at the same time! Yeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaahhhh!
That douchey bass player in prison now after being convicted of domestic violence and at least 3 counts of DUI, one of which led to the death of another driver. May he rot in douchebag hell.
I dunno if Hoppus even knows how to play anything other than C D G chords to be honest. I bet everything Blink recorded is just Travis Barker tracking and loops of everything.
Pat, listen. I know that this is your freshman effort on this series (which I just yesterday discovered, love, and binged) and I really, really am not one to levy complaints against content creators because I know how difficult it can be. That said, it BLOWS MY MIND that you talked about this song, which drives me bananas every time I hear the chorus, and didn't mention the fact that the drummer continues playing in a rock shuffle triplet swing time while the guitarist is chugging along in regular sixteenths. Good god DAMN, that is some bottom tier songwriting!
Man, I wish I had an ear for stuff like that. I've been playing piano since I was in 2nd grade (though I stopped when I went away to college) and I still never developed a great ear for music. I don't have an excuse for why I'm bad with rhythm, but in my defense for my sense of pitch, my piano was never tuned until I was an adult and it had also been through several 300 mile moves lol
Happy to have found another who dies every time they hear this song. This is the song that you can hear on some scumbag’s radio as you wait in line at the drive thru. Guarantee that guy buys a mcchicken and a McDouble, smashes them together, and chuckles to himself as he calls it a “McGangBang”. He then turns up the volume as he drives away, yelling “yeah!”, spewing meat and bread bits upon his dashboard.
It was an ibanez lol. I wasn't sure if him not recognising it was a joke or not. I got the epiphone of a jackson joke but idk. I was gonna say he's a classic guitar kinda guy but ibanez was huge in the 80's.
Hey, my very first electric guitar was a late ‘50s-early ‘60s Epiphone, and it was pretty sweet! (It was stolen years ago, so I can’t evaluate it today). Of course, over the years they saved the name, but farmed out much guitar to cheap knock-offs made God knows where. You can buy cheap Strats made in Korea or Mexico, and they are shit!
@@jovanreid6782 I bet. I actually like his verse melody. It reminds me of the verses in One Headlight by The Wallflowers, but that song is superior in every possible way.
I thought there was something like that in the story. It’s not a bad song for a high school band. But there’s a reason high school bands don’t get played on the pa at Kroger. Or at a presidential nomination.
You matching their guitar tone perfectly by gimping the fuck out of every stage that changes the sound was amazing. I had to pause the video to laugh after you said "Sounds like shit, that's our guitar tone." Please never stop this series. The Kravitz bowl was the best TH-cam video I've seen in at least a year or two.
finnerty has the best on-going narrative for his channel, it starts like this, he makes it to youtube, gets a sponsor, hosts a Train protest, starts 2 fake bands, one that is actually kinda a major success and eventually ended up in Dan Harmon and Dino Stamatopoulos' podcast network
I'm praying for this to become an ongoing series. Hilarious beyond words and bit on the bizarre side, yet legitimately informative too. Enjoyed it more than Beato's stuff especially from the standpoint of being a non-musician. Full of quotable...well, quotes. Thanks for the entertainment bro. And for the record that song DOES stink.
I also turned my boyfriend's attention to these vids, who is a Beato fan who also knew him personally at one time being from the same town and same age, both long-time musicians. Major thumbs up from him on your work. So man, keep it coming if you can.
If you think the adult version is bad..... There was a kids bop version of this song on a giveaway cd (I think form McDonalds) that my daughter wanted to listen to every night at bedtime. In her defense, she was only 4. Her musical tastes are greatly improved at age 17 and we have no 3 doors down in our house.
It’s also like Early Kidz Bop when they didn’t didn’t fully commit to having just kid singers because they weren’t huge yet So it’s basically a shitty cover by the guy who voices Greg Universe with kids singing along only during the chorus
Granted. I'm drunk. But this is the third time I've watched this this week. I'm in worse pain this time laughing than the previous two. I don't even hate the song that much. Just fucking brilliant.
I didnt even realize that until I read your comment. I think its because bizarro world has transcended comic books to become one of those idioms that people have forgotten where it comes from. I used it when Trump won the election and the Cubs won the world series without thinking about Superman.
When I was a kid a bandmate gave me this as an example of 'what we should be playing'... I remember playing it over and just not being able to hear any merit in it whatsoever. I felt like I was missing something, thanks for vindicating me :)
lmao i guess i got lucky, my first band was pretty interesting and diverse, but our songwriter leaned really hard into Queens of the Stone Age and Muse, and i just didn't want to sound like those groups. they got a much better drummer when i left who could actually do interesting stuff to support them, so there were no hard feelings and i ended up going to a band where i had a lot more input in the writing process.
I was busking one time and a drunk guy asked me to play Kryptonite, I tried to be polite and told him I don't know how to play it, but he kept bugging me so I told him he has shitty taste in music and even if I knew how to play it I wouldn't
A friend of mine was an intern at the recording studio this song/album was recorded and said that they had to bring in a stunt drummer because their real drummer couldn't play that intro.
@@goodknightunited5918 It’s weird, because train beat can actually be pretty hard for self taught rock drummers if they aren’t used to playing in that style. Meanwhile, a folk/roots or country drummer could play it in their sleep. I’ve watched some pretty solid drum students of mine struggle with the intro to I Want You to Want Me, for instance.
You know that's a form of torture? Well, I guess you do know but anyone else reading this that didn't try to ride that ride that day, here's a little factoid for you. Interrogators and other "law enforcement" have used the repetition of horrible or abrasive songs as a way to manipulate a person or situation. It's in the handbook along with waterboarding and chewing/smacking your food with your mouth open.
@@spitxfire99pretentious is one thing but look at what rock or metal fans listen to and talk sbout... bands and musicians that on average peaked like 50 years ago. Remember hearing how Rick Ruben got into hip hop because he was so impressed by at the time small culture and music fandom which was always searching for new groups and rappers, new sounds and styles while rock or metal fans were ALREADY stuck in the past... That additude sustained itself from the 80s to today and this is why rap is THE BIGGEST music genre by faaaaaaaar while metal is basically completely irrelevant, and rock is just "that old music" like jazz. Shit, look at some random... idk, UK drill song, then listen to something "older" from few years ago like Lil Peep or some screamo crap like SuicideBoys, then look at 00s ringtone rap, or chopped and screwed, 90s eastcoast classics vs westcoast g funk, 80s boom bap, rock rap... theyre all COMPLETELY different sounding. Meanwhile modern metal fans claim to have 100 different subgenres, all sounding the same, with different chugging tempos, and rock fans claim rock is being revived by goddamn Greta Van Fleet, a fkin spoof Led Zeppelin band playing songs from 60 or 50 years ago...
Ok, as the engineer for this song originally, your reenactment of the scene was awesome. Except they were only a 3pc when they recorded this, so Todd did all of the “hell yeahs” and “that’s what I’m talking about” Yes I did comment a couple years ago - lost that account When they added the reverse crazy train, that’s exactly what we called it -ha Also, Clyde holly added the E and F# chords and he tried to sue the band once the song broke. He wanted me to go on the stand. I did not help him, but I think he settled.
@@soakedbearrd For the pop charts I completely agree, but I think after 2013 or so the indie scene started to come around with good stuff again. Just gotta know where to look
@@WyattWinters yeah for sure. Even non indie music like mastodon, Opeth, Gojira (I like metal as you can see lol) came out, but none of that would be considered mainstream. I think that’s a good thing honestly, sometimes too much popularity can be a bad thing.
Kryptonite was the first song I ever heard in MP3 format, through on-ear headphones on a friend's portable MP3 player. It was both mind-blowing and soulless at the same time.
In my opinion the song is one of those songs that would be fine and inoffensive on its own but listening to it a lot just makes all of its flaws more obvious
My mother forced me through a church congregation when I was 15 and this song was chosen as the theme for our group. I had to dance to this song with everyone else in the group in the middle of my church in front of all our families.
I feel so validated. I’ve hated this song for many years. No joke, when I was in 6th grade I had a friend who shared a room with his older brother, and whenever I would sleep over his brother would, without fail, put on a Kidz Bop cd that had this song on it. And I’ve been haunted by it ever since. I’m gonna tell everyone about your channel, you’re making some of the best videos I’ve seen in a long time!
I don't think it helped that it was a Kidz Bop rendition of all things that you kept hearing. The original is bad enough as it is, but I can only imagine how much worse the Kidz Bop version of it had to have been...
@@charlessegale6493 I had to go back and look it up to make sure my memory served me right, and oh boy it’s just as bad as I thought. There aren’t even any kidz in the song until a minute in, what’s the point, just listen to the real thing. Although I’m not sure which one is actually worse
@@Pusfilth not sure, but maybe being forced to listen to terrible music throughout your childhood gives you the motivation to succeed, so you’ll never have to go back to that awful place
Sees obvious Ibanez. Feigns ignorance. Says "It could be an Epiphone of a Jackson." Which as Beato would say is "implying" Charvel. God I love this channel.
You’re hysterical dude. Instant subscribe for me. “That’s Beato. I don’t know about Beato.” “He sings a 4 over the 3. Do you think Hoppus knew that? He knows just a C chord.”
I love Beato, and this is the much-needed Yang to his TH-cam Yin. Absolute perfection. True story, I had drinks with 3 Double D's most recent bass player a couple years ago in Nashville (he is also a country solo artist). Super cool dude.
Beato often says the artist might not know what music theory he was employing, he just played it by ear and it sounded good. But Rick knows, and now the audience knows.
@@Louzahsol Pearl jam were just an 'okay' band, with a singer who probably over-relied on such gimmicks as his absurd vocal style, chiselled jawline and the whole stage climbing thing.
Not butt-rock.. butt-rock is Sammy Hagar, Foreigner... that song "Midnight Blue" from the 80's comes to mind. But I think 3 Doors Down is sort of a souther/grunge fusion which is pretty great.
@@christina9841 Must be an age/era thing? I've only ever heard the term 'butt-rock' as a generic term to describe the type of early to mid 00's arena rock band with hyper masculine themes and edgy lyrics that have nothing challenging to say, mostly listened to by dudes with spiked hair, white Oakleys and Affliction T-Shirts. (Trapt, Three Days Grace, Five Finger Death Punch, etc) If it was originally used to describe hair bands in the 90's, than I guess it just means whatever type of rock music that is 'uncool' for that era.
@@colico14 Whatever it is I love it. :) Edit:" Post grunge " is always what I called it so that sounds about right, or just "alt rock"..really wish they made this kind of music today.
@ejordant2000 I see what you mean, I'm just responding to "Colin Sherritt".. felt the urge to add what I edited in. I do tend to like most of what is labeled "alt rock", seems to resonate most with me, so I do like to be able to have a word for it.. "shrug".. I tend NOT to like death metal lol.. so I think labeling genres is helpful and also fun. :) But I get what you're saying too.
In Beato's defense, he says again and again that the artists may not know anything about music theory but it doesn't matter because their ears know what they're doing. But this is a very funny video.
Music theory isn’t how to make music work, it is why the music works, most people aren’t thinking theory when they make music, it’s just what sounds good to them
@@HGWeegee "Music theory isn’t how to make music work, it is why the music works" That's an almost perfect phrase. I'd just say that theory is actually *how* the music works; because whether it "works" or not (i.e. if it's good) is an aesthetic judgement, and music theory doesn't do that.
“This song has ruined my life” Thank you, seriously, I’ve said this from the very first time I heard this song. And it’s played freaking everywhere, and EVERYONE knows the words to the chorus, so they just have to sing it.
My biggest issue with creed was their image, their lyrical content, the singers voice and the fact that their songs got played incessantly everywhere. I honestly think a cover of higher might not suck.
I covered this as a recording project Waaaaay back. Got tired of it, when the big yeah came I did a big "Yeah boooyyyy" like Flava Flav. Improved the product tenfold.
The thing that bothers me most about this song is the fact that it's got a triplet feel, but the guitar players are chugging a straight 16th note pattern in the chorus and it makes my skin crawl.
Everything bothers me about it, but you’re right. I had a whole section about that but I had to to try to shorten the vid. I could’ve made it 4 hours long.
I just commented the same thing 3 months down - I mean 3 months later *slaps own face* and then spotted your comment after the fact. This rhythmic disarray is possibly the single worst thing about an already very "why do people like this?" song.
Man, I have the biggest love-hate relationship with this. You’re awesome, totally cracking me up, but in order to enjoy the entertainment I have to be reminded that this song exists! This is the worst best thing ever, and I’m still trying to figure out if I should hate you for luring me into it. lol
absolutely love this series, but I gotta say... I think Pat's missing the element that makes these songs so popular in the first place: sing-along-ability. The fact that they have repetitive lyrics, super simple chord progressions, notes that anyone could reach... is the exact reason they're so widely beloved. For us non-musicians, it's just fun to pour your voice out into every note when this song comes on the radio, because it's so accessible. So yeah, no argument that it's a technically impressive song (just the opposite lol) but that's not the only thing that makes music worthwhile. Music isn't only a spectator sport! It's also for singing along drunkenly at a party, or humming while you do the dishes, or rocking out when you're angry on the drive home from work. I think a lot of aficionados forget that.
You make a very good point, but there is no reason why you can’t write a popular song and do it well. For your reference: almost anything that came out of Motown, We Will Rock You by Queen, almost anything by Stock Aitken and Waterman in the ‘80’s, the very existence of Coldplay, and that’s just off the top of my head. The point here is that this is a bad popular song done badly. If you want to jump around, sing and generally enjoy yourself, then absolutely go for it: it’s your right to do so. Some of my favourite songs are technically absolute dross and yet I dance around the room like an idiot! But I recognise that they are dross. Technically…
Well, that does it. This series is officially the best thing on TH-cam. You have managed to encapsulate everything needed to make a perfect video series: comedy, knowledge of the subject, production value, and informative snark. Perfect in every way. I arrived here after watching the Kid Rock video. As a long-time Beato watcher and fan, I have to say this series is gold. I do appreciate Beato's dives into various songs, some of which I never gave much attention to. But this..... this is absolutely amazing. May I suggest you dig into anything by 311, Motley Crue, or the combo platter of the aforementioned, Insane Clown Posse. Thank you! Subscribed!
@@assboi His shot compositions are very well put together, and take into account the capabilities of his phone's camera. Which is a lot more than I've seen many other do on the same/similar hardware. I'd say his production value is pretty high considering what he's working with.
"It's ruined my life every time I try to go shopping, bowling, the airport..." Seriously. Dont play Steely Dan or Led Zeppelin, just play fucking Kryptonite again, because that's what we want.
Watch this series in reverse order, and it just looks like the story of a youtuber who falls on hard times and has to sell his gear to make ends meet.
I'm doing that right now from the most recent video and he's now gotten rid of even more shit I guess lol
that's what all local musicians look like though.
I just finished the same thing, coming back from the Kravitz Bowl.
Really weird way to dive into a channel but it’s been crazy seeing how quickly he’s developed a distinct identity for the channel.
It really hit me hard when he had to get rid of the Valvestate
@@IceNein763 ah yes the valvestate, impossible to replace, played by Jimi Hendrix
You and Beato should get together and make a series called What Makes This Song Okay.
First video should be Wonderwall.
I mean, it's alright, but it was HUGE at the time.
The Music Grumps
Or they take a controversial song and argue whether it's brilliant or horrible
What Makes This Song Unexciting But Perfectly Adequate
Subbed to both so I don't miss this collab
"I can taste the Pepsi" I've never heard that insult before but damn does it fit so perfectly
Just get me a Pepsi all I wanted was a Pepsi
What does it really mean?😂 Is it a reflection of a commercial or anything? I don’t get the reference?
So many bad rock songs I've heard have legitimately planted the taste of Pepsi into my mouth.
@@olavjorvik94 yeah, basically kinda sayin' it sounds like it'd be in an ad. Pepsi, presumably...
@@olavjorvik94 Pepsi has been regarded as a generic Coca Cola in the past... so him saying he can taste the Pepsi when the song starts is him saying the song sounds like generic Rock music is my take on it
Hearing the "na-na-na-na, no-no-no" part isolated never stops being funny
Hilliatios
Ha haaaaa! They were actually pretty big when that song came out, but they were the only one’s available and willing to play the Trump thing.
YEAAAAAAH
And the shitty tribal lettering
OOOH WOOOOOOAAAHHHHH
Pat, as a Mississippian I can promise you good people fought and died in an attempt to stop this song from spreading throughout the land.
I do not know this song, and I thank you.
@@jessicatunney925all in a days work, my friend.
@@jessicatunney925I envy you
No worries you guys gave us Son House and Muddy Waters and Elvis and R.L Burnside, they can't all be winners
I joked one time with one of the guys from Giraffes? Giraffes! that if they didn’t tour in NC/GA/VA soon, the South would rise again. His reply was “We are planning an east coast tour very soon. Do not re-rise.”
For some reason, “Do not re-rise,” has always struck me as incredibly funny.
Came for the footage of time elapsed video of Pat going back and forth in a room real quick setting up gear over trap music, stayed for Cletus and Lewis 🔥
At first I thought this was shitty and mean spirited, but then I realized it was shitty and mean spirited and correct.
And funny! I don't know about this dude, but he can insult more than that puppet, I think they call him insult the comic dog or something.
How DARE you!! This guy redeems humanity!!
He’s the comic that you want to pick you out of the crowd and get ripped on! It’s all in good fun and he doesn’t take himself seriously….the dude quite talented- check out that Sultans of Swing harmonized cover live
triumph is the dogs name lol
That is one funny puppet. For me to poop on! This dude for some reason made me think of him. Thing is he's very funny and extremely talented. Probably has some sort of genius level IQ.I have a hard time understanding how a person has such a understanding of music. I'm pretty sure in most situations ignorance is bliss.
Saw 3 double D a few years ago, they literally had a couch on stage that you could pay hundreds of a dollars to sit in for the set. The guy who was on the couch was doing his best air drum impression the entire time. Pretty sure he cared more about the drumming of the song than the drummer did.
I was going to like this comment but it's already at a pretty nice number. No one fuck this up for us!
3 double D! Coolest abbreviation ever. I'm wheezing. "Yo, I scored some tickets to the 3 double D gig. Wanna come with?"
@@joeypadgett7895 Yeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah
Who the hell abbreviates three doors down to 3 double d?! That’s literally adding a syllable 😂
@@YoursUntrulyyeeeeeeeAAAAAAAAAhhhhhh
The mixing board shot is like a lawyer's bookshelf full of books they've never read
Or any movie reviewing youtuber with their Funko Pop collection in the background
@@burdenernie6050 yeah! What's up the Funko Pop collection trend, and showing it off on TH-cam, and why movie reviewers?
“ OK sounds like shit. That’s our guitar tone“. Brilliant.
Bear with me: I grew up on punk, but my older cousin was my access to having fun (drinking, smoking, and partying) when we were in school. He was a nu metal/post grunge guy and him and all his friends always brought me to the Xfest concerts where I would go just to get blunts and beer and maybe be around a girl (I was like 14). One year he and his friends were hyped for Three Doors Down, so they rolled about 10 blunts and bought enough beer to go around. All I knew about the band was this song, and I kept singing it to myself, in particular the chorus going into the bridge where he goes "YeEeEaAaAhHHh". Then the band came on, everyone was at the edge of their blankets. We were 9 blunts in and I was probably the highest I've ever been, it felt surreal. When Kryptonite came on I was so fixated on the singer, each chorus waiting for the Yeah, and every time it didn't come I would get more anxious. I looked around to see if anyone else was anticipating it as much as me, but they seemed fine. They sailed through the bridge without a year. It felt like a century had passed since they started playing. Just when I thought the song would go on forever without it, he delivered. And that is my 3 Doors Down story.
LOL 10/10 story. Honestly, that's probably the most attention anyone has ever paid at a 3 Doors Down concert.
*YeEeEaAaAhHHh*
@@idontwantahandlethough 💀
There's this really long street that connects my street to where my daughter lives, I went to visit her and we got a little stoned ok a lot.... and I had to walk home and half way up that street I started to panic and thought it s never gonna end and I kept on walking and walking and it just wasn't ending and I thought what if I'm stuck walking this street forever and ever and ever and ever and then I saw the end of the street up ahead, never have I been so scared, relieved and mind blown at the same time!
Yeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaahhhh!
YeeEeaAaaAhh!
Honestly, high at a triple double D show sounds like an ironic hell designed for me specifically.
Showing the douchy bass player to convey the bass tone and play was a stroke of genius
It was enough to make me subscribe.
That douchey bass player in prison now after being convicted of domestic violence and at least 3 counts of DUI, one of which led to the death of another driver. May he rot in douchebag hell.
you gave that bass line exactly the amount of attention it deserved
What about that sick part where he played the root note on the kick?
@@jaymatthews9324 😆😆😆😆
@@jaymatthews9324 Dude, good call! I got Jaco chills on that part.
Why does this song actually sound decent when this guy plays it for us haha 😅
all you need to know is what the bass player looks like, what can i say
Mississippian here. The original bass player, Todd Harrell, is a literal maniac. He was a scourge on the MS gulf coast until he finally got locked up.
"Reverse Crazy Train" made me laugh out loud. Also, can we just an extended cover of "Mother", because that was a hell of a Danzig impression.
Same here 😂🤣 followed by breaking the law by Judas Priest.
Almost spit my coffee out. I love this guy, so happy that I stumbled upon this.
A Reverse Crazy Train would be a Sane Train?
@@BruceCantarim well adjusted box car
I loved that mother song when I was 9 before I even realized Misfits grew up near me lol
"Hoppus knows, like, a C chord"
I fucking love this man
i don't know why i laughed for so long when he said that ... this man's delivery is great.
I dunno if Hoppus even knows how to play anything other than C D G chords to be honest. I bet everything Blink recorded is just Travis Barker tracking and loops of everything.
Yeah because he’s the bassist. 😂
I laughed so hard at this. 🤘😅🤘
Not even that probably, just power chords
I once heard this modern classic being played by cover bands in 3 different pubs all in the one night. Gotta be a record.
I don’t know man, one weekend back in like 07 or something I heard 9 bands do various covers of “Crazy Bitch” by Buckcherry.
This happened to me with Wagon Wheel in Nashville. I don't ever want to hear that song again. Sigh.
3 Pubs Down
I’m forever calling them “P Roach” and “3 Double D”.
I’m sure those will come up in conversation regularly
Pepsi Roach
the fact that the max resolution this is available in is 360p makes it so much better
Pat, listen. I know that this is your freshman effort on this series (which I just yesterday discovered, love, and binged) and I really, really am not one to levy complaints against content creators because I know how difficult it can be.
That said, it BLOWS MY MIND that you talked about this song, which drives me bananas every time I hear the chorus, and didn't mention the fact that the drummer continues playing in a rock shuffle triplet swing time while the guitarist is chugging along in regular sixteenths. Good god DAMN, that is some bottom tier songwriting!
Man, I wish I had an ear for stuff like that. I've been playing piano since I was in 2nd grade (though I stopped when I went away to college) and I still never developed a great ear for music. I don't have an excuse for why I'm bad with rhythm, but in my defense for my sense of pitch, my piano was never tuned until I was an adult and it had also been through several 300 mile moves lol
@@msjkrameyMusic has never come easy to me. I feel you, buddy
@tiyenin polyrhythms
I don't know why the term 'scumbag tone' makes me laugh so much but I can't stop lmao. Perfect description for a garbage distortion tone.
hahahaha!! It made me laugh so much that I just cracked out again just *reading* it in your comment! 😂
😅
"Turn the gain all the way up and the volume just a little bit", that line sent me. That perfectly describes my first year of playing
The "don't bother your parents" tone.
Happy to have found another who dies every time they hear this song. This is the song that you can hear on some scumbag’s radio as you wait in line at the drive thru. Guarantee that guy buys a mcchicken and a McDouble, smashes them together, and chuckles to himself as he calls it a “McGangBang”. He then turns up the volume as he drives away, yelling “yeah!”, spewing meat and bread bits upon his dashboard.
"I can see the affliction, I can taste Pepsi."
When I hear that part, I always think,“they are definitely wearing Affliction t-shirts right now.”
The solo was the first one, I used to teach my guitar students. I knew that if they couldn´t get that right, then there was no hope for them!
good thing you don't teach guitar anymore. you should never teach anything.
Like a reverse litmus test?
"It could be an Epiphone of a Jackson." one of the best guitar jokes I've heard.
Ibanez??
@@BloppityBloopity charvel.
By epiphone he probably meant LesPaul
It was an ibanez lol. I wasn't sure if him not recognising it was a joke or not. I got the epiphone of a jackson joke but idk. I was gonna say he's a classic guitar kinda guy but ibanez was huge in the 80's.
Hey, my very first electric guitar was a late ‘50s-early ‘60s Epiphone, and it was pretty sweet! (It was stolen years ago, so I can’t evaluate it today). Of course, over the years they saved the name, but farmed out much guitar to cheap knock-offs made God knows where. You can buy cheap Strats made in Korea or Mexico, and they are shit!
I don't hate this song, but I'm thoroughly enjoying watching you destroy it.
Agreed. I never minded the song, but I really love this video.
There isn't a song I've ever hated more so imagine my enjoyment.
@@jovanreid6782 I bet. I actually like his verse melody. It reminds me of the verses in One Headlight by The Wallflowers, but that song is superior in every possible way.
Yeah theyve got quite a few stinkers, but this definitely isnt one of them lmao
Learn to hate it and you will have learned more than a lot.
According to wikipedia, the drummer wrote this song when he was 15 and it was one of the first songs he ever wrote. Which explains a lot.
The drummer as in the vocalist, Brad Arnold played drums on their first album
@@iliketrains3495 that stillexplains a lot hahaha
@@iliketrains3495 They pulled a Grohl
I thought there was something like that in the story. It’s not a bad song for a high school band. But there’s a reason high school bands don’t get played on the pa at Kroger. Or at a presidential nomination.
I mean that's pretty impressive. At 15 I was still eating buggers...
You matching their guitar tone perfectly by gimping the fuck out of every stage that changes the sound was amazing. I had to pause the video to laugh after you said "Sounds like shit, that's our guitar tone." Please never stop this series. The Kravitz bowl was the best TH-cam video I've seen in at least a year or two.
I distinctly remember my mom hearing this song on the radio, and immediately going to buy the album. This song is made for moms.
Especially wine moms.
@@Lurch685 🍷
So far this year, my favorite band is, "Cletus & Lewis"
As an Arkansan, I can confidently say that this band would dominate here.
Clamp down on some Cletus and Lewis.
I love seeing how far our boy has come!
Even on a Saturdaii Noight!
finnerty has the best on-going narrative for his channel, it starts like this, he makes it to youtube, gets a sponsor, hosts a Train protest, starts 2 fake bands, one that is actually kinda a major success and eventually ended up in Dan Harmon and Dino Stamatopoulos' podcast network
The whole podcast style lost me, if he went back to these style of vid I would watch again
@@alienbotfarm187 the one with scott mcmicken has the most WTMS energy, but also understandable, but he is done with the podcast
I'm praying for this to become an ongoing series. Hilarious beyond words and bit on the bizarre side, yet legitimately informative too. Enjoyed it more than Beato's stuff especially from the standpoint of being a non-musician. Full of quotable...well, quotes. Thanks for the entertainment bro. And for the record that song DOES stink.
I also turned my boyfriend's attention to these vids, who is a Beato fan who also knew him personally at one time being from the same town and same age, both long-time musicians. Major thumbs up from him on your work. So man, keep it coming if you can.
If you think the adult version is bad..... There was a kids bop version of this song on a giveaway cd (I think form McDonalds) that my daughter wanted to listen to every night at bedtime. In her defense, she was only 4. Her musical tastes are greatly improved at age 17 and we have no 3 doors down in our house.
I’m 26, but I vividly remember the Kidz Bop version of this song. Kidz Bop 2, oh brother
It’s also like
Early Kidz Bop when they didn’t didn’t fully commit to having just kid singers because they weren’t huge yet
So it’s basically a shitty cover by the guy who voices Greg Universe with kids singing along only during the chorus
When I was a little baby boy in the early 2000s I liked this song just because they mentioned superman in it.
This song is such an insult to Superman, Kal-El deserves so much better
"I did some hi-hat bullshit" LMAO. Dude, you are hilarious. I'm lovin this series.
Granted. I'm drunk. But this is the third time I've watched this this week. I'm in worse pain this time laughing than the previous two. I don't even hate the song that much. Just fucking brilliant.
I find it humorous that he used the term "Bizzaro World" in reference to a song called Kryptonite and I don't even think he realized the connection.
You hate bizarro!
I didnt even realize that until I read your comment. I think its because bizarro world has transcended comic books to become one of those idioms that people have forgotten where it comes from. I used it when Trump won the election and the Cubs won the world series without thinking about Superman.
@@mmobrowa thank Seinfeld
Good call
The rewatch-ability of this series definitely exists.
Here to comment on my comment for my yearly series viewing.
When I was a kid a bandmate gave me this as an example of 'what we should be playing'... I remember playing it over and just not being able to hear any merit in it whatsoever. I felt like I was missing something, thanks for vindicating me :)
Same here man. In my first band at 15 years old, our singer thought we should play this because it was "what all the girls want to hear" 😂
@@laurisaarinen1126 Sounds like he was better with the girls than I was lmao! :)
lmao i guess i got lucky, my first band was pretty interesting and diverse, but our songwriter leaned really hard into Queens of the Stone Age and Muse, and i just didn't want to sound like those groups. they got a much better drummer when i left who could actually do interesting stuff to support them, so there were no hard feelings and i ended up going to a band where i had a lot more input in the writing process.
I was busking one time and a drunk guy asked me to play Kryptonite, I tried to be polite and told him I don't know how to play it, but he kept bugging me so I told him he has shitty taste in music and even if I knew how to play it I wouldn't
"alright, sounds like shit - that's our guitar tone"
You are great dude ahahaha
I can't believe you didn't even mention the fact that the guy who sings Kryptonite looks identical to General Zod from Man Of Steel.
When your band has identity issues just open all 3 doors.
•Crazy Train
•Mother
•Breaking the Law
•Last Resort
•Cletus and Lewis
This guy's big "yeah" sounds like he's just watched his nephew score a goal for his team... in a 3-1 defeat.
Kek
Every sentence in this is a masterpiece, but I especially loved “I’m not try to be hard-on here, man.”
Also, “thanks Lloyd.”
A friend of mine was an intern at the recording studio this song/album was recorded and said that they had to bring in a stunt drummer because their real drummer couldn't play that intro.
That's the charm of drumming: Making your beat so hard that it's difficult for anyone to copy.
@@kayvalencourt But it's a really easy drum part, that is what makes it so funny. Was he just so bad, that he couldn't play the part on the snare?
Brad Arnold was the drummer on this record 😂
There wasn't even any high hat bullshit going on.
@@goodknightunited5918 It’s weird, because train beat can actually be pretty hard for self taught rock drummers if they aren’t used to playing in that style. Meanwhile, a folk/roots or country drummer could play it in their sleep. I’ve watched some pretty solid drum students of mine struggle with the intro to I Want You to Want Me, for instance.
I waited for 2 1/2 hours to ride the Superman ride at six flags, and this was the only song they played over the PA, THE ENTIRE TIME.
You know that's a form of torture? Well, I guess you do know but anyone else reading this that didn't try to ride that ride that day, here's a little factoid for you. Interrogators and other "law enforcement" have used the repetition of horrible or abrasive songs as a way to manipulate a person or situation. It's in the handbook along with waterboarding and chewing/smacking your food with your mouth open.
The Cletus and Lewis vocals had me dead. Brilliant. Subbed.
Rock nearly died off completely because we let music like this get famous. You’re doing the lord’s work here.
Who the hell bought this record?...
Nah, rock died because of its pretentious ass fan base.
@@spitxfire99 lot of truth In that statement
@@spitxfire99pretentious is one thing but look at what rock or metal fans listen to and talk sbout... bands and musicians that on average peaked like 50 years ago. Remember hearing how Rick Ruben got into hip hop because he was so impressed by at the time small culture and music fandom which was always searching for new groups and rappers, new sounds and styles while rock or metal fans were ALREADY stuck in the past... That additude sustained itself from the 80s to today and this is why rap is THE BIGGEST music genre by faaaaaaaar while metal is basically completely irrelevant, and rock is just "that old music" like jazz.
Shit, look at some random... idk, UK drill song, then listen to something "older" from few years ago like Lil Peep or some screamo crap like SuicideBoys, then look at 00s ringtone rap, or chopped and screwed, 90s eastcoast classics vs westcoast g funk, 80s boom bap, rock rap... theyre all COMPLETELY different sounding. Meanwhile modern metal fans claim to have 100 different subgenres, all sounding the same, with different chugging tempos, and rock fans claim rock is being revived by goddamn Greta Van Fleet, a fkin spoof Led Zeppelin band playing songs from 60 or 50 years ago...
It was like kryptonite to the real bands out there
Ok, as the engineer for this song originally, your reenactment of the scene was awesome. Except they were only a 3pc when they recorded this, so Todd did all of the “hell yeahs” and “that’s what I’m talking about”
Yes I did comment a couple years ago - lost that account
When they added the reverse crazy train, that’s exactly what we called it -ha
Also, Clyde holly added the E and F# chords and he tried to sue the band once the song broke. He wanted me to go on the stand. I did not help him, but I think he settled.
is this real?
@@iwvks that’s my recollection-it was a long time ago!
I haven't laughed this hard in a long ass time. Not sure about that Beato guy.
I dont even hate this song but this is hilarious
That's the most praise this song has ever received by far.
@@RockBarnRecords HAHAHA that was too perfect
It’s a good song
@@somebodyandthem I'll still call you Superman.
@@somebodyandthem yeah, I find it a good song, but this video is also pretty funny.
Generic bro rock is a guilty pleasure of mine but hearing this piece get absolutely roasted is hilarious because of how accurate it is
oh man, the entire 2000s will give you more songs than you can ever break down in a lifetime.
Yeah for the most part after the 2000s music sucked. I don’t know what it is about 2000s, but we never recovered.
@@soakedbearrd For the pop charts I completely agree, but I think after 2013 or so the indie scene started to come around with good stuff again. Just gotta know where to look
@@WyattWinters yeah for sure. Even non indie music like mastodon, Opeth, Gojira (I like metal as you can see lol) came out, but none of that would be considered mainstream. I think that’s a good thing honestly, sometimes too much popularity can be a bad thing.
The bands they had at adriana's club in the sopranos always make me laugh. They were quintessentially early 2000s dogshit.
I'm from the sip as well and there's something about Pascagoula and shitty bands lol 3DD and Jimmy Buffett
“His dad is probably Brad Arnold, too” is a staggeringly effective dig…
Kryptonite was the first song I ever heard in MP3 format, through on-ear headphones on a friend's portable MP3 player. It was both mind-blowing and soulless at the same time.
In my opinion the song is one of those songs that would be fine and inoffensive on its own but listening to it a lot just makes all of its flaws more obvious
My mother forced me through a church congregation when I was 15 and this song was chosen as the theme for our group. I had to dance to this song with everyone else in the group in the middle of my church in front of all our families.
All in the name of Jebus and Gord.
dafuq does kryptonite have to do with jesus lol
I feel so validated. I’ve hated this song for many years. No joke, when I was in 6th grade I had a friend who shared a room with his older brother, and whenever I would sleep over his brother would, without fail, put on a Kidz Bop cd that had this song on it. And I’ve been haunted by it ever since. I’m gonna tell everyone about your channel, you’re making some of the best videos I’ve seen in a long time!
I don't think it helped that it was a Kidz Bop rendition of all things that you kept hearing. The original is bad enough as it is, but I can only imagine how much worse the Kidz Bop version of it had to have been...
Is he doing better than you in life now?
@@charlessegale6493 I had to go back and look it up to make sure my memory served me right, and oh boy it’s just as bad as I thought. There aren’t even any kidz in the song until a minute in, what’s the point, just listen to the real thing. Although I’m not sure which one is actually worse
@@Pusfilth not sure, but maybe being forced to listen to terrible music throughout your childhood gives you the motivation to succeed, so you’ll never have to go back to that awful place
@@johnnytwidd what’s his name and where did he live?
Sees obvious Ibanez. Feigns ignorance. Says "It could be an Epiphone of a Jackson." Which as Beato would say is "implying" Charvel. God I love this channel.
Charvel was first. So it’s not an epilogue Jackson. Do your research before you speak.
Charvel makes great guitars actually. Ibanez is of course the quintessential cheap shitty metal guitar.
Oddly enough Kramer has been a sub-brand of Epiphone since the late 90's and have seen a solid brand relaunch in recent years.
@@melvins1992 my 1st real guitar 30 yes ago was a black kramer strat copy. Kind of have a soft spot for Kramers.
@@drewsollars2239 Not true at all. Japanese Ibanez models are fantastic.
This warmed the cold, dead coals of my disillusioned GenX heart.
You’re hysterical dude. Instant subscribe for me.
“That’s Beato. I don’t know about Beato.”
“He sings a 4 over the 3. Do you think Hoppus knew that? He knows just a C chord.”
That was funny. Lol
Is that a reference to something?
@@shinohidanzetsu yeah hoppus, as great as he is, isnt the most say... classically trained musician
@@darrentrinetto1585 great? No.
"IF I GO CRAZY WILL YOU STILL CALL ME SUPERMAN HATE THIS SONG!"
I watch this series instead of watching TV. It's 4th time through this thing, and I still look forward to the ride!
I love Beato, and this is the much-needed Yang to his TH-cam Yin. Absolute perfection.
True story, I had drinks with 3 Double D's most recent bass player a couple years ago in Nashville (he is also a country solo artist). Super cool dude.
Beato often says the artist might not know what music theory he was employing, he just played it by ear and it sounded good. But Rick knows, and now the audience knows.
So 3 Double D didn't know what they were doing, played it by ear and it sounded bad. Pat knows why and now so do we.
"Na na na na, no no" is actually derived from a 17th century Italian aria.
Wussup Beato
Beatles knew lots of music theory without actually knowing what they were doing.
He knows man
“Reverse crazy Train” was hilarious
The 90's rock genre was rotten with singers who really tried to sound like Eddie Vedder but didn't understand why Vedder is great.
Vedder wasn’t great and sang like he’s trying to do so with a mouth full of water
@@Louzahsol Pearl jam were just an 'okay' band, with a singer who probably over-relied on such gimmicks as his absurd vocal style, chiselled jawline and the whole stage climbing thing.
@@razeezar I love the solo in “alive” but I really can’t stand most Pearl Jam songs. Much more of a sound garden guy
I hate Pearl Jam with a passion, not because I think they're bad, but because of the dogshit influence they had for 15 years on "mainstream" rock.
So why is Vedder great?
3 Doors Down is the mild tostitos salsa of the 00's buttrock landscape.
ooOwooh woawoa woooooooh.
Not butt-rock.. butt-rock is Sammy Hagar, Foreigner... that song "Midnight Blue" from the 80's comes to mind. But I think 3 Doors Down is sort of a souther/grunge fusion which is pretty great.
@@christina9841 Must be an age/era thing? I've only ever heard the term 'butt-rock' as a generic term to describe the type of early to mid 00's arena rock band with hyper masculine themes and edgy lyrics that have nothing challenging to say, mostly listened to by dudes with spiked hair, white Oakleys and Affliction T-Shirts. (Trapt, Three Days Grace, Five Finger Death Punch, etc)
If it was originally used to describe hair bands in the 90's, than I guess it just means whatever type of rock music that is 'uncool' for that era.
@@christina9841 The original variety. 3DD represent the 2000s edition. A kinder term would be "post-grunge," I suppose.
@@colico14 Whatever it is I love it. :) Edit:" Post grunge " is always what I called it so that sounds about right, or just "alt rock"..really wish they made this kind of music today.
@ejordant2000 I see what you mean, I'm just responding to "Colin Sherritt".. felt the urge to add what I edited in. I do tend to like most of what is labeled "alt rock", seems to resonate most with me, so I do like to be able to have a word for it.. "shrug".. I tend NOT to like death metal lol.. so I think labeling genres is helpful and also fun. :) But I get what you're saying too.
I love these series of "stink" videos. So funny, and educational, too. I hope you keep making them!
It's like your Beato's long lost son who went the other way
Beato's son that got abandoned because he didn't have perfect pitch*
Reverse Beato
Defeating Beato! Allen Holdsworth is a wanker!
Norm McDonald’s and Beato’s love child
@@samkwant4050 Hahahaha! That’s hilarious.
In Beato's defense, he says again and again that the artists may not know anything about music theory but it doesn't matter because their ears know what they're doing. But this is a very funny video.
It can apply here too. This artist may not know theory but it doesn't matter because their ears know how to make the song suck.
Music theory isn’t how to make music work, it is why the music works, most people aren’t thinking theory when they make music, it’s just what sounds good to them
@@HGWeegee "Music theory isn’t how to make music work, it is why the music works"
That's an almost perfect phrase. I'd just say that theory is actually *how* the music works; because whether it "works" or not (i.e. if it's good) is an aesthetic judgement, and music theory doesn't do that.
@@HGWeegee Then you have "pop" artists like Prince and Sting who ABSOLUTELY ARE thinking about theory while they're music.
Why do you feel that Beato needs any defending?
“This song has ruined my life”
Thank you, seriously, I’ve said this from the very first time I heard this song. And it’s played freaking everywhere, and EVERYONE knows the words to the chorus, so they just have to sing it.
I love this so much. I laughed so hard at the Cletus/Lewis bit, and I sure needed a laugh. Please make more of these!
i love how these videos come across as simultaneously satirical and sincere
mr. hawkins got me here and i will be forever grateful. i know what i'll be watching for the foreseeable future.
Every “I don’t know about that guy” made me laugh out loud.
This was the first instance of genuine joy I’ve had post-pandemic, thanks for all of these Pat.
What makes this video great:
1. Sympathy for the B minor
2. High-hat bullshit
3. Cross pollination
4. Double track Cletusanlewis
Can you do Higher by Creed? As someone who taught guitar back when that album came out, I feel like I still have trauma I'm working through.
Fuuuck, that song stuuunk with Arms wide open !!!
@Mastodon1976 Creed Sucks 4 is one of the greatest old youtube videos out there
My biggest issue with creed was their image, their lyrical content, the singers voice and the fact that their songs got played incessantly everywhere. I honestly think a cover of higher might not suck.
@@248jpfulton 😂😂😂
@Mastodon1976 Scott sucks, but Mark is actually a decent guitarist who is worth listening to.
"Sounds like shit, that's our tone" hahahaha this channel is gold.
I am once again rewatching the entire series in 2024.
Damn this man killed 3DD harder than their label did.
I covered this as a recording project Waaaaay back. Got tired of it, when the big yeah came I did a big "Yeah boooyyyy" like Flava Flav. Improved the product tenfold.
Came for the stink, stayed for the trap beat gear setup.
*engineer looks back* "that's what I'm talkin about..." that part made me literally LOL hahaha
Love this video
Love this series
Love the “Beato...I don’t know about Beato”
It’s all great
Please do more
8:58 the heavy metal parking lot screenshot to reference Judas Priest slayed me. Now I have to watch it again and wish I was a hesher in 1985.
To quote the red head from Glen Burnie, “Hell yeah!”
Dueling "Yeahs" was a definite highlight. Subscribed.
The thing that bothers me most about this song is the fact that it's got a triplet feel, but the guitar players are chugging a straight 16th note pattern in the chorus and it makes my skin crawl.
Everything bothers me about it, but you’re right. I had a whole section about that but I had to to try to shorten the vid. I could’ve made it 4 hours long.
@@pat_finnerty I'm here for the 4 hour version!
@@pat_finnerty I've spent well over an hour watching all three episodes so far. I'd keep watching if it was longer!
@@pat_finnerty if you were a real youtuber you would be promoting the 4-hour version which is available exclusively on your Patreon.
I just commented the same thing 3 months down - I mean 3 months later *slaps own face* and then spotted your comment after the fact.
This rhythmic disarray is possibly the single worst thing about an already very "why do people like this?" song.
Man, I have the biggest love-hate relationship with this. You’re awesome, totally cracking me up, but in order to enjoy the entertainment I have to be reminded that this song exists! This is the worst best thing ever, and I’m still trying to figure out if I should hate you for luring me into it. lol
The thing that makes your videos special: they'reegitimately funny, and the breakdown is really cultural criticism, which is rad.
You crack me up! "Beato...I don't know about that guy." 😂
Pat, I'm now a fan and a sub. I'm sad that I'm late to this party. This is genius, and I love Rick Beato, but this needed to be done so badly.
absolutely love this series, but I gotta say... I think Pat's missing the element that makes these songs so popular in the first place: sing-along-ability. The fact that they have repetitive lyrics, super simple chord progressions, notes that anyone could reach... is the exact reason they're so widely beloved. For us non-musicians, it's just fun to pour your voice out into every note when this song comes on the radio, because it's so accessible. So yeah, no argument that it's a technically impressive song (just the opposite lol) but that's not the only thing that makes music worthwhile. Music isn't only a spectator sport! It's also for singing along drunkenly at a party, or humming while you do the dishes, or rocking out when you're angry on the drive home from work. I think a lot of aficionados forget that.
You make a very good point, but there is no reason why you can’t write a popular song and do it well. For your reference: almost anything that came out of Motown, We Will Rock You by Queen, almost anything by Stock Aitken and Waterman in the ‘80’s, the very existence of Coldplay, and that’s just off the top of my head. The point here is that this is a bad popular song done badly. If you want to jump around, sing and generally enjoy yourself, then absolutely go for it: it’s your right to do so. Some of my favourite songs are technically absolute dross and yet I dance around the room like an idiot! But I recognise that they are dross. Technically…
Well, that does it. This series is officially the best thing on TH-cam. You have managed to encapsulate everything needed to make a perfect video series: comedy, knowledge of the subject, production value, and informative snark. Perfect in every way.
I arrived here after watching the Kid Rock video. As a long-time Beato watcher and fan, I have to say this series is gold. I do appreciate Beato's dives into various songs, some of which I never gave much attention to. But this..... this is absolutely amazing. May I suggest you dig into anything by 311, Motley Crue, or the combo platter of the aforementioned, Insane Clown Posse.
Thank you! Subscribed!
production value? dude, he literaly shot this video in 360p
good vid still, but there's 0 production value here lmao
@@assboi His shot compositions are very well put together, and take into account the capabilities of his phone's camera.
Which is a lot more than I've seen many other do on the same/similar hardware.
I'd say his production value is pretty high considering what he's working with.
@@deathkitty23 exactly
Motley crue is the best..you are a clown
Icp is known for being bad. It's more clever to make a video showing a good track from them.
Anyone else just watched WMTSS Ep. 8 and come back here to start again from the beginning?
Don’t forget about the Beato Book and the Beato Ear Training System!
😂😂😂
Hahahahahahahaha
"It's ruined my life every time I try to go shopping, bowling, the airport..."
Seriously. Dont play Steely Dan or Led Zeppelin, just play fucking Kryptonite again, because that's what we want.
okay but what if i told you i would fall asleep to the kidz bop version of this song for a period of time as a child
“Let’s sit at the board for no reason, like all rock documentaries”.... hahahaah
I love Beato, and this is hilarious!
Yes - stupid can be funny...
I don't know about Beato...
He made him an arch nemesis, and I'm here for it. 🤙
@@godfreydaniel6278except neither one of them is stupid.
In my experience, stupid is in the eye of the beholder... @@amostlyreasonableguy
Deadpan "His dad is probably Brad Arnold, too." was so hilarious.