This is the last song from the last show on his tour before he took that five year break. When he's yelling ("HAA!") near the end, you can hear his voice breaking.
"you can tell them anything as long as you make it funny make it rhyme, and if they don't understand then run it one more time... I don't think that I can handle this right now" I've always felt that no one ever noticed that little switch there, where he says if they don't understand it run it one more time and he follows it up by saying he can't handle this right now.
One thing that gets overlooked is that the very last time he says the "Handle this" refrain he doesn't say "I can't handle this right now." He says "Handle this right. I'll handle this right now." And then proceeds to stop doing live comedy for years while he literally does just that.
I genuinely think he is the best ARTIST of this generation. There's lots of better musicians but everytime I listen to Bo I feel and learn something. Just so genuine. TRUE ART
One thing I like is that one guy KNOWS this song… knows what it is about.. the other dude is enamored by the song, the beat, the deepness. He’s enamored into Bo. He’s. Inside.
that's great! I wish when they reacted to this, they'd play his speech right beforehand. It's so well stated and really leads into this...but it's Bo, so I don't really have to say that :)
Just so you both know, this was a one-man show. He did everything; lights, autotuning, all of it. And as I'm sure many comments have pointed out, he was actively having a panic attack on stage near the end. You can see it in the tenseness of his face and body, and honestly, I have problems watching the videos for this part of his act because I know those signs way too well, having my own anxiety and depressive issues. I see him on stage breaking, and I feel like screaming at my screen "Get that man off the fucking stage, he's goddamn dying up there."
I always get so annoyed at the crowd for cheering after he begins the segment after "....do my job, so here I go." It's like nobody even listened to those lines.
@Drake Hershberger To be fair, they’re in a pretty tough position lol. They paid to come see a comedy show, and they’re watching what was clearly a painstakingly put together production…I’d probably feel just as weird not cheering the sheer skill of the performance as I would cheering after those lyrics. I feel for Bo, but he put the audience in an impossible position.
It gives the vibe from the "I wouldn't got half of it" line. Which drives the point to "You can't do everything in your life you live your life, you have to shred some of them to make your own flavor", hence the metaphor appears apperantly.
The ingredients of the burrito represent everything that came with him being famous. If he knew, he would not have gotten half of them. And the screams at the end where real. He was actively having a panic attack, that's why he got off stage that fast. He said he cried for several hours backstage.
There's literally interview footage of him refuting the idea that the burrito is symbolic. He's also said that the theory that the screams at the end were unplanned is an internet urban legend. Bo plans his performances meticulously.
He walked off stage and had a panic attack after that. He was breaking, inside, in front of our eyes in that performance as everything came to the surface. His art is just too powerful sometimes. He has that Carlin energy of taking comedy to a more meaningful place without becoming pretentious about it
@@DetroitNickel Bo Burnham actually took five years off of performing live specifically because he was having panic attacks on stage. He talks about it in Inside with the song All Eyes On Me. Beyond that Bo actually did come out and say that he had a massive panic attack after this performance and spent like two hours losing his shit in his dressing room prior to a meet and greet.
@@LorieLynnI'm aware of his break, however I only know for sure he said that he has panic attacks during this tour, not this performance, and people keep blowing it into tour specific performance with he's a performer, it's what he does. But my language was harsh and wrong and I'm glad you made this comment so I could correct it. I apologize for calling op an idiot
someone has probably already mentioned this... but im not going through a youtube comment section to find out... at the end when he's yelling seemingly randomly... he's attempting to dump the anxiety. When my shit spikes i start burping and yawning incessantly (im not even going to pretend to understand why)... and i start twitching (which freaks some of my friends out lol)... so i can't even imagine how he keeps going while on stage.
"I hope youre happy" is such a double. "A part of me loves you, A part of me hates you" Its like half of him genuinly hope youre happy but its also like, "There, I did the thing, you happy?"
I also think it’s kind of odd that everyone misses the signals he gives the audio department to do what he wants them to do when he’s not mixing himself. Am I the only one seeing that?
Can you please react to "Are you happy?" It is last song in Make happy special, right after this song. But look for version that was in special, no some custom lyric video. please.
He thinks differently. He isn’t working hard to perform. He’s showing you what he’s thinking rn. Like stream of consciousness. The music is simple and he’s gifted, he can def do that second nature. I’m not explaining it well…like tonal music is his native language. Gotta be neurodivergent.
Damn, the bo jangles reference was not a bad one. They are actually really similar in this song. You need to hear the meaning not just the words in both.
Incase it hasn't been said yet at the end the first two yells were scripted, the third was his way of pushing through the panic attack he was having on stage, he then went off stage had the panic attack and stopped doing shows for years to help himself get better.
Yeah not but he’s telling a story of him not being able to handle tge fame he never wanted so I wouldn’t got the cheese if I knew it fit the cheddar abd tge lettuces did fit his life so he’s not happy I hope you are 🤯
So many of the most brilliant comedic souls struggle with serious inner demons. And as fans, we either choose not to see it, or we can't see it from the ground looking up to pedestal we put them on.
This is the last song from the last show on his tour before he took that five year break. When he's yelling ("HAA!") near the end, you can hear his voice breaking.
That last scream wasn't in the script, which is a huge deal since Bo never improvises during a set
He was having an actual panic attack
"you can tell them anything as long as you make it funny make it rhyme, and if they don't understand then run it one more time... I don't think that I can handle this right now" I've always felt that no one ever noticed that little switch there, where he says if they don't understand it run it one more time and he follows it up by saying he can't handle this right now.
Ppl definitely noticed that dude lmao
One thing that gets overlooked is that the very last time he says the "Handle this" refrain he doesn't say "I can't handle this right now."
He says "Handle this right. I'll handle this right now." And then proceeds to stop doing live comedy for years while he literally does just that.
@@ANunes06 and when he handled that the funniest thing happened to him.
He (Pringle) Can('t) Hand-le this right now.
That last 5 sec is really shows artist vs singer. Bo's work encourages everyone to lift their game.
Bo is one of the most underrated performers alive today.
I genuinely think he is the best ARTIST of this generation. There's lots of better musicians but everytime I listen to Bo I feel and learn something. Just so genuine. TRUE ART
@@zackmccracken836 Bo and Donald Glover are gonna be in the history books
One thing I like is that one guy KNOWS this song… knows what it is about.. the other dude is enamored by the song, the beat, the deepness. He’s enamored into Bo. He’s. Inside.
that's great! I wish when they reacted to this, they'd play his speech right beforehand. It's so well stated and really leads into this...but it's Bo, so I don't really have to say that :)
Intrigued not enamored
They really represent the duality of Bo fans
I see what you did there
He went to musical theatre school. Brilliant comedian, brilliant musician and highly intelligent. A gem.
Just so you both know, this was a one-man show. He did everything; lights, autotuning, all of it.
And as I'm sure many comments have pointed out, he was actively having a panic attack on stage near the end. You can see it in the tenseness of his face and body, and honestly, I have problems watching the videos for this part of his act because I know those signs way too well, having my own anxiety and depressive issues. I see him on stage breaking, and I feel like screaming at my screen "Get that man off the fucking stage, he's goddamn dying up there."
"We Think We Know You" from his special 'what.' is one of his most creative, imo! Great vids. Thanks!
I always get so annoyed at the crowd for cheering after he begins the segment after "....do my job, so here I go." It's like nobody even listened to those lines.
@Drake Hershberger To be fair, they’re in a pretty tough position lol. They paid to come see a comedy show, and they’re watching what was clearly a painstakingly put together production…I’d probably feel just as weird not cheering the sheer skill of the performance as I would cheering after those lyrics. I feel for Bo, but he put the audience in an impossible position.
@@michaelh9649 Yeah, I get the reaction by the crowd. It is a difficult position
I appreciate you coming to all of this with knowledge.
“The way he’s able to flip and put that in his content….”
‘We Think We Know You’. This MUST be next.
Ok say less I'll check that one next!
It's a good one but also eff, rant, he'll of a ride
@@mushpurple and "nerds" as well.
ALL bangers!
Yall need to react to Bo's newer stuff, i recommend his song "Comedy" next, it's out of this world! thanks guys.
My heart hurts for his realness
The way his hand shakes right before that third scream (which wasn't intended to be there as I understand it btw) man.. Damn
Not sure how I missed you guys doing this one. Enjoyed your reaction (as I've come to expect). Thanks.
I can see you are a genuine fan of him and I love to see it.
Subscribed. Watched several of your videos and today you spoke wisdom to such a degree that I am happy to be a part of this family
I appreciate you saying that and it means a lot to hear that. Welcome to the family we’re glad to have you here!
Some people interpret the burrito as a metaphor for him trying to fit too much into his life that he can't handle.
Similar with the trying to reach the bottom of a Pringles can.
According to Bo it's not a metaphor just him being silly. But I can totally see the burrito metaphor as I caught it when I first heard it
It gives the vibe from the "I wouldn't got half of it" line. Which drives the point to "You can't do everything in your life you live your life, you have to shred some of them to make your own flavor", hence the metaphor appears apperantly.
He's got a mixer right at his feet to do those changes.
Fun fact, he’s controlling all the auto tune and effects live with a loop pedal at his feet
"grabs your soul like shang tsung" 😭
The ingredients of the burrito represent everything that came with him being famous. If he knew, he would not have gotten half of them. And the screams at the end where real. He was actively having a panic attack, that's why he got off stage that fast. He said he cried for several hours backstage.
There's literally interview footage of him refuting the idea that the burrito is symbolic. He's also said that the theory that the screams at the end were unplanned is an internet urban legend. Bo plans his performances meticulously.
There is another rant that’s more of a rap Bo Burnham-RANT . He has bars! Here it is th-cam.com/video/6hCQLEIWadk/w-d-xo.html
they gotta see this comment lmao
You said it well, "He just grabs your soul and SHAKES IT"
He walked off stage and had a panic attack after that. He was breaking, inside, in front of our eyes in that performance as everything came to the surface.
His art is just too powerful sometimes. He has that Carlin energy of taking comedy to a more meaningful place without becoming pretentious about it
Proof he said all that..?
@@DetroitNickel Bo Burnham actually took five years off of performing live specifically because he was having panic attacks on stage. He talks about it in Inside with the song All Eyes On Me. Beyond that Bo actually did come out and say that he had a massive panic attack after this performance and spent like two hours losing his shit in his dressing room prior to a meet and greet.
@@LorieLynn Maybe I'm the idiot idk
@@LorieLynnI'm aware of his break, however I only know for sure he said that he has panic attacks during this tour, not this performance, and people keep blowing it into tour specific performance with he's a performer, it's what he does. But my language was harsh and wrong and I'm glad you made this comment so I could correct it. I apologize for calling op an idiot
someone has probably already mentioned this... but im not going through a youtube comment section to find out... at the end when he's yelling seemingly randomly... he's attempting to dump the anxiety. When my shit spikes i start burping and yawning incessantly (im not even going to pretend to understand why)... and i start twitching (which freaks some of my friends out lol)... so i can't even imagine how he keeps going while on stage.
And he couldn't handle it. He had to take a long break from live performances after this tour.
Man you guys are so perceptive - love the reaction
He is doing the autotune himself.
"I hope youre happy" is such a double.
"A part of me loves you, A part of me hates you"
Its like half of him genuinly hope youre happy but its also like, "There, I did the thing, you happy?"
Ahhhhhhh here it is. Wooo!
Oh my goodness please do Straight White Man, White Woman's Instagram, Lower Your Expectations, Rant, and From the Perspective of God 😅
I also think it’s kind of odd that everyone misses the signals he gives the audio department to do what he wants them to do when he’s not mixing himself. Am I the only one seeing that?
This is giving artistic beauty appreciation
Can you please react to "Are you happy?" It is last song in Make happy special, right after this song. But look for version that was in special, no some custom lyric video. please.
And the whole time he is spilling truth, he is mixing that on the fly. He's kneeling in front of his board, and everything is controlled by him!
He thinks differently. He isn’t working hard to perform. He’s showing you what he’s thinking rn. Like stream of consciousness. The music is simple and he’s gifted, he can def do that second nature.
I’m not explaining it well…like tonal music is his native language. Gotta be neurodivergent.
Welcome to the Internet, I'll keep commenting on your videos until you at least do that one
Damn, the bo jangles reference was not a bad one. They are actually really similar in this song. You need to hear the meaning not just the words in both.
Incase it hasn't been said yet at the end the first two yells were scripted, the third was his way of pushing through the panic attack he was having on stage, he then went off stage had the panic attack and stopped doing shows for years to help himself get better.
its a fan fu..cking tactic thing Bo created. but how stoned where you two watching it haha
He was having a breakdown watch the end
and when you spam what he says dont forget every lisp he has while he says it
we think we know you
All the lighting and sound are being controlled by Bo himself.
Noticed the Raiders hat. Y’all from the Bay?
Lol nah we’re in NC but the raiders do have one of the best logos tho
Tim minchin
Yeah not but he’s telling a story of him not being able to handle tge fame he never wanted so I wouldn’t got the cheese if I knew it fit the cheddar abd tge lettuces did fit his life so he’s not happy I hope you are 🤯
Mike drop. Five years in seclusion + therapy.
As an artist no it is not. Auto tune is easy as fuck, you could auto tune a fart and make top 10 on the billboard charts
So many of the most brilliant comedic souls struggle with serious inner demons. And as fans, we either choose not to see it, or we can't see it from the ground looking up to pedestal we put them on.