Also yeah, “the quiet comprehending of the ending of it all” is such a powerful line. Also worth mentioning “Twenty thousand years of this, seven more to go”, and “a gift shop at the gun range, a mass shooting at the mall”
I mean unless you are a real big folk music fan then that's kind of an exaggeration and discrediting other folk artists. Assuming you haven't heard a lot of the genre.
@@zachharris3040 to be fair he did say modern not in all of history, that said yes that's some tough competition buti love this song it really does scratch a similar itch some of the old classics used to.
I’ve literally been showing people other Bo Burnham songs and then this one, his musical writing talent is incredible and it’s unironically a beautiful song and so well written.
To me personally the whole idea of this being a chill campfire song about the ending of the world... gives me quite a funny feeling. That's just so freaking clever when you think about it.
i've always thought it was the distractions in our lives keeping us from focusing on the real tragedies of the world and that funny feeling is we should start paying attention to the real stuff and not focus on the distractions
i always just saw it as a descriptor of that isolating feeling of hopelessness and existential dread that comes with living here and recognizing the absurdity of that
@@gregc6107 Dissociation - Disconnection and lack of continuity between thoughts, memories, surroundings, actions, and identity. I think it's mostly things that are non-sequiturs, like "civil war". Also things that are so absurd that they "can't be real", and things that make him want to retreat from reality. Google derealization, you'll hate what you find lol
I think the funny feeling is essentially existential dread. The song reads kind of like a rundown of all the random news lines of the day, and some it’s happy, some of it’s terrifying, but the main reaction is feeling insignificant and unable to do anything about any of it other than simply consume it and wait for the next thing to happen. Just that realization that everything is out of your control, and that’s either comforting or scary or both. Idk that’s just my hot take - it’s a great song! Very satirical Bob Dylan type vibe for me. Also, another seemingly irrelevant idea I had about the “obeying all the traffic laws in grand theft auto 5” line is that I think he’s inferring that we’re headed towards this ‘metaverse’ era and I think gta 5 was kind of the first big semi-metaverse playground for people, and when he, somewhat casually, says obeying all the traffic laws, I think he means like eventually we’ll even be policed online because the metaverse will be where we live our lives. Even that will be a place we can be controlled when the point was supposed to be it’s a place where we can do whatever we want. Just like what happens to everything, I suppose. Idk maybe a reach but just an idea I had when I was lit re-listening to this lol.
To me, that funny feeling is also about in humour you often use seemingly contradictory things and put those together, which for a quick moment seems to solve the contradiction, relief, but then you immediately realize how ridiculous the combination of the contrdictory things is, laughter. it is so layered because I can also imagine that as the show is called inside and is about him staying inside but also about his own inner world as a human, that funny feeling could refer to his own process of making comedy and playing shows again in this day and age after his long break. Love this song
Phobie Bridgers covers this song and released a single version of it. There is a video of her singing it at a show and the audience is singing the words not knowing Bo is in the crowd. It's super cute.
When people say that he can't sing it usually means that he does not have a pop musicians voice. I have noticed that if you don't have voice for pop music a lot of people will perceive you as a bad singer (I remember when Katy Perry was considered a bad singer because she has a Rock voice). Those people know very little about music.
@@TheSpencer1000 true, but he had a distinctive singing voice for awhile. same with katy perry in her younger years. You definitely keep listening because of their unique voice. i don't want to hear another pop musician's voice when i put on bo burnham. You get what i'm saying.
I like that everyone can draw their own meaning out of this song…. To me it’s the contrast about what we want vs what we need, and the danger of having all the information we could possibly want at the cost of humanity. Love this song
It was at this point in the special that I had to pause it because the lyrics hit me so hard that I started sobbing uncontrollably as I comprehended what he was saying with Crystal clarity. I have been a fan for nearly 5 years now. Listen to podcasts, watch interviews bc his mind intrigues me. When I found out that he and I have some authors in common, he earned my respect. All these things are things that have bugged him in various interviews, making the lyrics like a dark comedic song for the stans bc we know how these things are connected, and even as it all goes to hell, we observe it and share that funny feeling with him...and that is why I cried. And I found myself crying every time I listened to it, until I watched Phoebe Bridgers covering it live and heard an audience of ppl half my age or more laughing at the things that made me cry, and that helped me to change my perception of this wonderful song. Thank you for reacting to his work. There is a lot of it out there - and you already know yer in for a hell of a Ride ;) As for the haters, one of the other commenter quoted Bo, and that is good advice. Bo once said that the very first comment that he ever got was "go go gadget faggot". He also has spoken about the impact of reading 10,000 negative comments that just eviscerated him until he adopted the philosophy mentioned elsewhere here. So just let it go, take several deep breaths and take a break and go do something that you love, like playing with a pet, or whatever brings you actual joy to cancel out what the negative was doing to your head. Coping mechanisms bc ppl are mean af in their anonymity; there is simply no need for it, but there it is. More lovers of your channel than haters, tho, it seems, and I have joined their ranks. I may have come for Bo, but will take some time, explore your Playlists, and see what you're about! See you out there!
The whole point of the song is that we are experiencing potentially the end of the world and all we can think about is tiktok and movies and trivialities. The end of the world with wifi.
Phoebe Bridgers did a really good cover of this song. Bo's version is already spectacular, but Phoebe's voice fits this song perfectly. I highly recommend checking it out.
TY for not trying to over-analyze it. You have learnt to read Bo so well, I'm proud of you :) You nailed the whole idea of this song. And you're right; it is one of the best songs he's written. Phoebe Bridgers made a brilliant cover of this, you definitely should try that one, too!
I think he purposely left it vague so the listener can project their own "funny feeling". To me, it's the contrast between the mundane (Logan Paul, halftime shows) and the disturbing (Mass shootings, climate change) and the dissociation that occurs when you just get overwhelmed with everything that's happening, realizing all you can do is sit back and watch it all go to shit (which I think is kinda what's meant with his last chorus). Deep shit man.
It’s almost like the “funny feeling” is just knowing something is not right and missing. Like the song is hollow and you don’t know what’s missing but it’s there. Idk if that makes sense but that’s how I feel. Whenever I hear this song I feel empty and confused but also kinda at home.
Bo Has been developing as a songwriter. His last batch of songs on his latest special including this one or his best yet I think both lyrically and melodically. And this song is just brilliant
Thank you for doing more Bo. This reaction was great. Please, apart from anything from Inside, could we have left brain right brain or we think we know you? And Pandering? (Sometimes known as county song)
Sort of like a modern 'We Didn't Start the Fire'. The mental toll of just everything in the anthroposcene now. It's the overwhelming nature of just everything, all the time, so you just can't really feel things about it all in the end. It's exhausting.
I think the real best line is "A gift shop at the gun range, a mass shooting at the mall". I mean SERIOUSLY, what better way is there to point out the blatant irony and total derailment of America, or the human condition in general, then talking about 2 completely contradictory situations that should have never mixed, but nowadays seem so "normal". Gun ranges are where guns should be shot, Malls are where you should buy gifts. Without the context of the complete de-sensitization of human beings and the totally f**cked up news stories you hear, switching those purposes around seems like complete non-sensical garbage, but thats just it: ITS ACTUALLY HAPPENED! But to us, because it has happened, it just feels like another day in the life of a human being, watching the news or whatever. So surreal.
Could you react to Sam Ryder "More" - specifically his "Live at the V&A" performance. It is one of the most incredible male vocal performances I think I've ever heard.
I always took that funny feeling to be self-harm. The whole song while beautifully sung and something you bop along to is so nihilistic and pessimistic and full of the hypocrisies of the modern world. Granted that viewpoint is also from the tone of the entire special.
I've always interpreted as a feeling of existential dread, and that strange feeling you get when you actually stop and look at how the world is. Of course Bo left it as "that funny feeling" so we all have our own interpretation
He says it in the song. It's about dissociation and derealization. Of course, those are often comorbid with anxiety and depression, which we know he also has.
It’s kind of a bummer you haven’t seen the special as a whole. Because it gives an experience to never forget. I would highly recommend you to watch it while you have some content left.
It does kind of bother me that people bop along to a song about the end of the world so passively. Bo is talking about us! He’s talking about social issues and environmental problems that we all keep ignoring!! 7 years to go people!! That funny feeling he’s talking about is the realisation that we’re all happily headed towards disaster
If you like Bo’s work, you might like this edit I made using clips from his show "Zach Stone Is Gonna Be Famous" set to his song "Goodbye" (from the "Inside" special): th-cam.com/video/iyqYtC7saDM/w-d-xo.html
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Not to be dramatic, but Funny Feeling is legit one of the best modern folk songs, full stop. Dude’s a true talent.
Also yeah, “the quiet comprehending of the ending of it all” is such a powerful line. Also worth mentioning “Twenty thousand years of this, seven more to go”, and “a gift shop at the gun range, a mass shooting at the mall”
I mean unless you are a real big folk music fan then that's kind of an exaggeration and discrediting other folk artists. Assuming you haven't heard a lot of the genre.
@@JesusOfPaign The whole world at your fingertips, the ocean at your door
@@zachharris3040 to be fair he did say modern not in all of history, that said yes that's some tough competition buti love this song it really does scratch a similar itch some of the old classics used to.
I’ve literally been showing people other Bo Burnham songs and then this one, his musical writing talent is incredible and it’s unironically a beautiful song and so well written.
To me personally the whole idea of this being a chill campfire song about the ending of the world... gives me quite a funny feeling. That's just so freaking clever when you think about it.
i've always thought it was the distractions in our lives keeping us from focusing on the real tragedies of the world and that funny feeling is we should start paying attention to the real stuff and not focus on the distractions
i always just saw it as a descriptor of that isolating feeling of hopelessness and existential dread that comes with living here and recognizing the absurdity of that
@@gregc6107 Dissociation - Disconnection and lack of continuity between thoughts, memories, surroundings, actions, and identity. I think it's mostly things that are non-sequiturs, like "civil war". Also things that are so absurd that they "can't be real", and things that make him want to retreat from reality. Google derealization, you'll hate what you find lol
The level of nihilism in such a pop bop feel. Makes it hit so much harder for me. You know, that funny feeling.
Man, Nihilism is really misunderstood... This is not nihilist. If anything, it's closer to fatalism.
If anything it's the opposite of nihilism. Burnham seems to really be sad about the lack of meaning in the world. There is an unmet spiritual yearning
I would listen to a whole bo album of this style. This in particular gives such goosebumps
I think the funny feeling is essentially existential dread. The song reads kind of like a rundown of all the random news lines of the day, and some it’s happy, some of it’s terrifying, but the main reaction is feeling insignificant and unable to do anything about any of it other than simply consume it and wait for the next thing to happen. Just that realization that everything is out of your control, and that’s either comforting or scary or both. Idk that’s just my hot take - it’s a great song! Very satirical Bob Dylan type vibe for me.
Also, another seemingly irrelevant idea I had about the “obeying all the traffic laws in grand theft auto 5” line is that I think he’s inferring that we’re headed towards this ‘metaverse’ era and I think gta 5 was kind of the first big semi-metaverse playground for people, and when he, somewhat casually, says obeying all the traffic laws, I think he means like eventually we’ll even be policed online because the metaverse will be where we live our lives. Even that will be a place we can be controlled when the point was supposed to be it’s a place where we can do whatever we want. Just like what happens to everything, I suppose. Idk maybe a reach but just an idea I had when I was lit re-listening to this lol.
To me, that funny feeling is also about in humour you often use seemingly contradictory things and put those together, which for a quick moment seems to solve the contradiction, relief, but then you immediately realize how ridiculous the combination of the contrdictory things is, laughter. it is so layered because I can also imagine that as the show is called inside and is about him staying inside but also about his own inner world as a human, that funny feeling could refer to his own process of making comedy and playing shows again in this day and age after his long break. Love this song
Phobie Bridgers covers this song and released a single version of it. There is a video of her singing it at a show and the audience is singing the words not knowing Bo is in the crowd. It's super cute.
When people say that he can't sing it usually means that he does not have a pop musicians voice. I have noticed that if you don't have voice for pop music a lot of people will perceive you as a bad singer (I remember when Katy Perry was considered a bad singer because she has a Rock voice). Those people know very little about music.
Well to be fair, his singing has improved by leaps and bounds over the years. He has only gotten better with age.
@@TheSpencer1000 true, but he had a distinctive singing voice for awhile. same with katy perry in her younger years. You definitely keep listening because of their unique voice. i don't want to hear another pop musician's voice when i put on bo burnham. You get what i'm saying.
I like that everyone can draw their own meaning out of this song…. To me it’s the contrast about what we want vs what we need, and the danger of having all the information we could possibly want at the cost of humanity. Love this song
It was at this point in the special that I had to pause it because the lyrics hit me so hard that I started sobbing uncontrollably as I comprehended what he was saying with Crystal clarity.
I have been a fan for nearly 5 years now. Listen to podcasts, watch interviews bc his mind intrigues me. When I found out that he and I have some authors in common, he earned my respect.
All these things are things that have bugged him in various interviews, making the lyrics like a dark comedic song for the stans bc we know how these things are connected, and even as it all goes to hell, we observe it and share that funny feeling with him...and that is why I cried. And I found myself crying every time I listened to it, until I watched Phoebe Bridgers covering it live and heard an audience of ppl half my age or more laughing at the things that made me cry, and that helped me to change my perception of this wonderful song.
Thank you for reacting to his work. There is a lot of it out there - and you already know yer in for a hell of a Ride ;)
As for the haters, one of the other commenter quoted Bo, and that is good advice. Bo once said that the very first comment that he ever got was "go go gadget faggot". He also has spoken about the impact of reading 10,000 negative comments that just eviscerated him until he adopted the philosophy mentioned elsewhere here. So just let it go, take several deep breaths and take a break and go do something that you love, like playing with a pet, or whatever brings you actual joy to cancel out what the negative was doing to your head. Coping mechanisms bc ppl are mean af in their anonymity; there is simply no need for it, but there it is.
More lovers of your channel than haters, tho, it seems, and I have joined their ranks. I may have come for Bo, but will take some time, explore your Playlists, and see what you're about!
See you out there!
The whole point of the song is that we are experiencing potentially the end of the world and all we can think about is tiktok and movies and trivialities. The end of the world with wifi.
Phoebe Bridgers did a really good cover of this song. Bo's version is already spectacular, but Phoebe's voice fits this song perfectly. I highly recommend checking it out.
TY for not trying to over-analyze it. You have learnt to read Bo so well, I'm proud of you :) You nailed the whole idea of this song. And you're right; it is one of the best songs he's written. Phoebe Bridgers made a brilliant cover of this, you definitely should try that one, too!
I think he purposely left it vague so the listener can project their own "funny feeling". To me, it's the contrast between the mundane (Logan Paul, halftime shows) and the disturbing (Mass shootings, climate change) and the dissociation that occurs when you just get overwhelmed with everything that's happening, realizing all you can do is sit back and watch it all go to shit (which I think is kinda what's meant with his last chorus). Deep shit man.
I still am blown away by him
been way too long since u done BB!! lol i recommend his song "Goodbye" thanks alot.
It’s almost like the “funny feeling” is just knowing something is not right and missing. Like the song is hollow and you don’t know what’s missing but it’s there. Idk if that makes sense but that’s how I feel. Whenever I hear this song I feel empty and confused but also kinda at home.
Bo Has been developing as a songwriter. His last batch of songs on his latest special including this one or his best yet I think both lyrically and melodically. And this song is just brilliant
Love your reaction videos!!! Keep em coming
Thank you for doing more Bo. This reaction was great. Please, apart from anything from Inside, could we have left brain right brain or we think we know you?
And Pandering? (Sometimes known as county song)
Loved your reaction to this, so legit.
The camera focusing on the fake hanging plants and not you, is like a perfect correlation for this song.
One of the few songs that make me wish I could play guitar 😅 This would be so perfect at a campfire :)
Ooooo my favorite song!
I just realized the very intro where he's staying he can't play the guitar very well or sing is also a part of the theme of the song. xD
This is definitely my favorite song from him
Sort of like a modern 'We Didn't Start the Fire'. The mental toll of just everything in the anthroposcene now. It's the overwhelming nature of just everything, all the time, so you just can't really feel things about it all in the end. It's exhausting.
I think the real best line is "A gift shop at the gun range, a mass shooting at the mall". I mean SERIOUSLY, what better way is there to point out the blatant irony and total derailment of America, or the human condition in general, then talking about 2 completely contradictory situations that should have never mixed, but nowadays seem so "normal".
Gun ranges are where guns should be shot, Malls are where you should buy gifts. Without the context of the complete de-sensitization of human beings and the totally f**cked up news stories you hear, switching those purposes around seems like complete non-sensical garbage, but thats just it: ITS ACTUALLY HAPPENED! But to us, because it has happened, it just feels like another day in the life of a human being, watching the news or whatever. So surreal.
Wow, your hair looks really good! Thanks for the video :)
Thank you :)
Where is 5 years Bo, or microwave popcorn
One of the most important songs of our time, honestly.
Could you react to Sam Ryder "More" - specifically his "Live at the V&A" performance. It is one of the most incredible male vocal performances I think I've ever heard.
love your perspective, be well.
This song is just... insanely good, like, I know what the song's about, but I have no idea.... but I do...😂🤷🏼♂️I love Bo 👍🏻🥰
a song about apathy, amazing
You should listen to bo burnhams goodbye the final song in inside
We need a Bo Burnham/Jack Black collab before I die. 🤘☝️❤️
My theory is that he's listing all the things he tried to distract himself while in lockdown, but the existential dread kept creeping in.
NF 'just like you' please
good song
Awesome!
pls react to "A love ballad and 3.14 apple" they're really FUNNY.
That funny feeling meening ( we are f***** )
I always took that funny feeling to be self-harm. The whole song while beautifully sung and something you bop along to is so nihilistic and pessimistic and full of the hypocrisies of the modern world. Granted that viewpoint is also from the tone of the entire special.
Ye, personally I relate it to my depression.
"That funny feeling" kinda explains it somehow
to me, its the downwave of a depressive state - induced by how weird the world is right now.
I've always interpreted as a feeling of existential dread, and that strange feeling you get when you actually stop and look at how the world is. Of course Bo left it as "that funny feeling" so we all have our own interpretation
He says it in the song. It's about dissociation and derealization. Of course, those are often comorbid with anxiety and depression, which we know he also has.
I think it is explaining things that just arent right, listen to what he is saying, that funny feeling that something just isn't right
Linkin park the messenger and leave out all the rest are 2 songs u should listen to.
Hola holaaa Ellie, saludos desde Mexicooo
Podrias reaccionar a Linkin Park the messenger live please 🥰
i like your toof
Lol, yes, Bo is a a singer. He literally gets paid to sing
Has anyone actually checked in on Bo recently?
It is so don't look up!!!
You should really react to Doomed Live at Albert Hall by BMTH. It’s an experience to say the least
i have, it got blocked unfortunately
Best song of my generation? At least Top 10- up there with anything by Nirvana, Coldplay, Pearl Jam and RadioHead.
Can you please react to no more aorrow bay linkin park
I love Bo but I think Phoebe Bridgers version is even better!
I’ll have to give it a listen!!
It's not.
@@rekrn12345 just a matter of opinion
Derealization=that "funny feeling"
It’s kind of a bummer you haven’t seen the special as a whole. Because it gives an experience to never forget. I would highly recommend you to watch it while you have some content left.
Pls do slipknot
Hay hay
It does kind of bother me that people bop along to a song about the end of the world so passively. Bo is talking about us! He’s talking about social issues and environmental problems that we all keep ignoring!! 7 years to go people!! That funny feeling he’s talking about is the realisation that we’re all happily headed towards disaster
Not a song that makes one feel hopeful 😅
1 minute of original. content....
I don't understand how anyone could do a sincere react video after watching the special... oh wait money. Never mind.
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If you like Bo’s work, you might like this edit I made using clips from his show "Zach Stone Is Gonna Be Famous" set to his song "Goodbye" (from the "Inside" special): th-cam.com/video/iyqYtC7saDM/w-d-xo.html
Hello ellierose and have you heard of trippie redd and kanye west and drake and little simz and nas / lil tecca / and baby keem / lil nas x and meek mill and lil wayne & rich the kid / g eazy and don toliver and young thug and cold play and lorde and billie eilish and halsey / maroon 5 and kacey musgraves / imagine dragons and ed sheeran / taylor swift and summer walker /silk sonic and adele / little mix and nardo wick / polo g and juice wrld and rick ross / wale and french montana and gunna and the weeknd new album