I think you are referring to the fact that this movie represents Jack Black more in his element than anything else he has ever done. This is why he should replace Ellen DeGeneres: He would be perfect for the kind of show Ellen fakes.
Seeing Jack Black this young and seeing what he's like now, makes me happy that he's never lost touch with his inner self, he's still a kid stuck in a grown man's body.
I whole-heartedly believe that Jack Black’s performance in this movie is one of the best of all time, and that he should’ve been nominated for an academy award.
0:00 Sunshine Of Your Love - Cream 0:47 Iron Man - Black Sabbath 1:01 Smoke On The Water - Deep Purple 1:19 Highway To Hell - AC/DC 1:55 Touch Me - The Doors
Actually “Man posing to be teacher stalks kids in music class and enters them into a competition without their parent’s consent and forced them to play music so he can pay his rent so he has a place to live” The Movie
This movie is so precious. A proper feel good movie that’ll never get old for me. Bless these kids that are grown up by now and their musical chemistry is beautiful. I frickin love this scene
Just leaving this here for reference... 0:00 "Sunshine of Your Love" by Cream 0:47 "Iron Man" by Black Sabbath 1:014:06 "Smoke on the Water" by Deep Purple 1:18 "Highway to Hell" by AC/DC 1:54 "Touch Me" by The Doors 6:22 "Tomorrow" by Alicia Morton 6:37 "Amazing Grace" by John Newton 6:58 "Memory" by Barbara Streisand
One underrated thing from this scene is the camera work. The subtle zoom in on Jack after the kid asks "are we not in the band?" Shows without words how much that hit home for his character. This movie truly is an underrated masterpiece and something I go to whenever I need a pick-me-up. Love it.
As I recall the only one they struggled with was Immigrant Song in the van after they get into battle of the bands, because Zeppelin almost never give anyone the rights to their stuff
My favorite part of this scene is how he is physically unable to contain his excitement when playing the different guitar riffs or when listening to Zach. Basically how we all feel when we hear something like "Highway to Hell". You just have to let out some grunts or "yes!". Its what rock does to us all.
The smile Freddy gives when Dewey praises his drumming is so great. Clearly he never thought he was gonna be good at music so was that kid relegated to the triangle in music class, but now he's not only able to play something but receiving praise for doing a good job. love that positive reinforcement Also side not, same thing with Lawrence's smile when jack is singing that he is good at piano
@@mustardretard1242 I know, that's what I'm saying -- she went through a hard time but is doing well now. I just started following her on instagram & she's sober.
Man the acting Jack Black Has Done in this movie is totally badass and the passion he shows while playing rock music or the guitar that is just amazing!!!
I have a feeling that particular question really hit him. At first he just wanted to keep playing. But then he didn´t want anyone to feel left out, just like he was left out of his own band. Plus the delivery, maybe I´m overthinking but it got my attention lol
You never know what you got until it's gone. I wish I could turn back time to 15 year old me watching this in the cinema for the first time not knowing how much of a masterpiece and prime Jack Black was. The way he moves his body when he starts playing the guitar will FOREVER make me giggle.
That’s exactly what a loser is - having the talent that no one seems to appreciate and not having the chance to shine. If you have no talent in anything you are simply not human.
TheHolyDiver 1 both were. Tenacious D was a project made by Jack, school of Rock was written by Mike White (the guy who plays Jack’s roommate) for Jack to play. The entire reason he wrote it was because he thought it was a cool idea for a Jack Black movie.
It's clever how Dewey is talking to them in such a delicate and non-pressuring way during this scene, knowing full well that his idea could well just be a flash in the pan pipe dream.
He was also never mean to those kids. It would have been so easy to make him be cruel and then “learn his lesson” by the end of the movie but no, he is nothing but supportive the whole time.
@@CameraHam exactly. He even tells Zack that he is so much better of a guitar player than he is and can write great songs. It's actually very heartwarming and sweet the way he embraced them and helped them find their skills
This will always be one of my favorite movies to ever exist, I just feel like jack black cane in and made these kids feel so safe an comfortable, they just had fun on set and made music, plus It’s was my rerun childhood movie. At 22 I still love tf out of this movie like I did at 10 ❤️
Jack looked like he wasn't originally planning to have everyone in the band, but a kid asked otherwise, so he found things for them to do... He does this several times throughout the movie. When someone asks if they could do something else that he wasn't originally planning from them, he says go for it.
Because in that instant he remembered what it felt like to be left out of the band. This movie has such a positive message that everyone belongs and everyone is good at something, it's just a matter of finding it. From anyone else it could come across as corny but with Jables, it's just fun.
This is my favorite scene in the movie. Jack Black's charisma and chemistry with these kids just eats up the moment. He feels so genuine and his passion for music is his best possible vehicle for a movie. I get goosebumps (no pun intended) when the little kid asks "You mean we're not in the band?" and Jack hesitates with "Now hold up now..." This movie was a perfect little storm.
This movie taught me a life lesson.. I am a sci-fi type of guy, I avoid musical movies, dramas, anything that isn’t stimulating enough for my mind.. that is the number one mistake i have made, watching only the genre that im interested in made it lose its magic and therefore basically life isn’t as enchanting as it was when i was a kid ; when id watch tv channels that broadcasted all genres of shows, movies.. as i grew older I learned to appreciate every genre and have patience, which finally will lead me to come full circle and become enchanted by tv, movies, once again..
When I saw this movie when it came out I started playing drums because of it. Today I am literally doing his Job and pulled the Smoke on the Water thing with my 11 year old band students. Inspiration is everything!
+Katy Thomson Haha, yeah. The only thing that bugs me is that they're actually quite different (for example example, cello is tuned in 5ths and bass is in 4ths), so someone who played cello wouldn't be able to pick up a bass and know what they're doing right away.
Travis Johnson I've actually tried tuning an electric bass like a cello. I thought I would be the world's worst cellist because playing like that seemed very difficult.
To all the people who don't know this classic songs that everybody should know are Iron Man- Black Sabbath Smoke on the water- Deep Purple Highway to hell-AC/DC Touch me- The doors. You're welcome.
The way he twists himself around while he's cranking on the guitar at the end of this scene perfectly illustrates how much his talent made this film work.
You wish. Can you honestly say that he spelled _cello_ with a “ch” for that reason, and that reason only? Goddamn...the places that people will go to defend something, simply because they were proved wrong. I wasn’t looking for an argument, I was just trying to correct an obvious, but simple spelling error.
"School of Rock" takes classroom leadership to a whole new level! 🎸✨ Who knew that teaching kids about rock music could be the ultimate lesson in confidence and creativity? Jack Black proves that sometimes the best way to lead is to break the rules and let the students shine! 🤘📚 With a mix of hilarity and heart, this film shows that education can be as fun as a rock concert. If only all classrooms had a little more rock 'n' roll spirit! 🎶🍕
childhood me was like "wow thats soooo cool how its basically the same" then adult me after 10 years in orchestra as an upright bassist and bass guitar player is laughing at the joke but say "if only this was true
@@Awanading The joke of him saying "cello you got a bass" is that cello sounds like hello, but what the others were saying is that if you actually turn a cello on its side it's not the same as a bass guitar because of the way the strings are tuned
As a child who was born in 1996, and played piano since he was 5 years old, this movie really made an impression on my life. I found myself crying during this scene. There's not even anything sad about it, it's just the nostalgia that flows through my brain when I see this movie. It truly was an amazing movie, It made an impact on my life and it is still one of my favorite movies to watch to this day. What a masterpiece..
"you mean that we're not in the band...?" "Now, hold up now" "Just cause youre not *in* the band, doe'n't mean you're not _IN_ the band!" Childhood in three sentences
Didn't the rest of them work sound, lights, and gaffer types jobs? That's _IN_ the band. And if those in real life don't know their job well, the band ends up with a suck show no matter how good they are. One person can't _make_ the show, but one can screw it up.
They use that excuse in school plays. Just cause your not in the play doesn't mean your not IN the Play. I got to play lead dancer in my play, but others were relegated to trees and other inanimate objects.
I watched this movie again tonight and am reminded how "similar" the music & arrangement was to "drum circles" i put on & facilitate. I go into schools, companies, organizations, after-school programs & outreach with as many as 80-100 of my percussion instruments. I often work with people who've never played musical instruments before. And it poses unique challenges when people have neither played, nor have much music aptitude. Fortunately for this movie, they had months to screen, cast, and teach these kids to play these parts. Compare that to my going into a school with an assortment of percussion instruments, and within 30-60 minutes, I've got kids rocking out. Age can make a big difference too, for when kids reach 14, 15, and 16 they’ve often had some music exposure & developed some skills.
Jack Black did not only create an instant classic, but also inspired thousands-myself included-to pick up an instrument and become passionate about rock. I’ll forever be in his debt.
I don't think Jack Black was even acting he just showed up and kinda did his thing.
Part of what makes the movie so memorable because it’s just Jack Black being himself
💯
I think you are referring to the fact that this movie represents Jack Black more in his element than anything else he has ever done.
This is why he should replace Ellen DeGeneres: He would be perfect for the kind of show Ellen fakes.
Yep lol
Yeah, the kids weren't even actors. He just showed to a random school and this is a documentary about it
Seeing Jack Black this young and seeing what he's like now, makes me happy that he's never lost touch with his inner self, he's still a kid stuck in a grown man's body.
YOU AGAIN-
You’ve earned my like this time..you won’t get so lucky again.
Well hello its you again
Out of context that sounds bad. But I see what you’re saying and I agree.
Your everywhere I look
I whole-heartedly believe that Jack Black’s performance in this movie is one of the best of all time, and that he should’ve been nominated for an academy award.
yes
I agree. It’s a comedic masterpiece.
He was really good in bernie
Honestly for sure
Oscars don't consider comedy as cinema
0:00 Sunshine Of Your Love - Cream
0:47 Iron Man - Black Sabbath
1:01 Smoke On The Water - Deep Purple
1:19 Highway To Hell - AC/DC
1:55 Touch Me - The Doors
If you needed a TH-cam comment to tell you those song names...
@@UnchainedEruption If you weren't born in the 1700s and appreciate someone putting in that extra minute...
I thought highway to hell was should I stay or should I go by the clash lol
@Jump with the Devil some ppl forget the names bro chill
@@UnchainedEruption I know everyone knows those songs lol
Jack Black uses child labor to pay rent, the movie
Dead xD
Jack Black commits fraud to use children for labor to pay rent, the movie
Actually
“Man posing to be teacher stalks kids in music class and enters them into a competition without their parent’s consent and forced them to play music so he can pay his rent so he has a place to live” The Movie
This comment 💀😂
Lol😂
"Can we tell our parents?"
"N O"
Hahah i was watching the video and literally when this was said I read your comment HAHAHHA
@@LeiokMetal HAHAHAHAHAHAHhahhahha ha ha ha... ha
Just trust me they didn't want to know anything about this. Keep it zipped!
Kills me every time 😂
So let's just keep it on the down low...
This movie was Jack Black's masterpiece.
@todd long Idk. I don't think this one needs a sequal.
@todd long what's the story line?
todd long So... Blue’s Brothers....
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@@mixdberries That’s what I was thinking...
Still is a masterpiece
This movie is so precious. A proper feel good movie that’ll never get old for me. Bless these kids that are grown up by now and their musical chemistry is beautiful. I frickin love this scene
jake left star wars cuz he was traumatized for playing anakin- dont matter; he still richer than all of us combined
Miranda Cosgrove was in this movie too
This whole movie was actually just cameras following around Jack black as he illegally entered a school
and nobody’s complaining
But the real question is who where the cameramen? lol
ICEY the students who doesn’t know how to play or sing or the dumbasses of the class
lighten up
Fr
“It will test your head, and your mind. And your brain too.”
Marek No MISS MULLENS, she’s the man
It’s also twisted TH-cam’s algorithms so this is in my recommended
I love the points too. For mind, he points at his face 😂 😂
Such great comic timing
I was the 1k like
I wish I had this guy as a guitar teacher when I first started learning in the 80's!
Yeeeesssss me toooo i looooove rock
He’s not just a guy he’s jack black
He's not just a guy he's Po
George Harrison you pretty much took my comment
Rockers
"It's perfect, you are perfect"
The smile Zack gives when he feels useful and validated...
It's the little details that makes this movie great man
At what second in the video does that happen ?
@@atvena2:19
@@kieranmccaffrey3459the kid on guitar or piano ?
He is an Asian. That compliment will last him a lifetime
That's Lawrence, Mr Cool
Don't forget this guy actually makes music. That's why he looks so passionate
I kinda started playing bass and guitar when I watched this movie.
All the music in this movie is based on Jack Black's taste in music.
Actually he had to learn most of it before the movie and a lot during it. He wasn't very good before, it was mostly a prop for his act.
@@theusher2893 what?? You do know he was in the band Tenacious D right??
@@theusher2893 Wtf??? xD
“Are there any drummers in the house.”
*The one boy not sitting in his chair properly*: 🙃
Brody honestly same but I'm a guitarist :)
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"I play percussion."
"Not that he could play anything else."
Best roast in music period.
you all just not straight
Yep we don’t sit properly.
“You ever played electric guitar?”
“No. My dad won’t let me. He thinks it’s a waste of time. So I stole one & got arrested.”
XD
thats jack black in the movie I think
SoNiC xDuDeX errr no zack the kid actually got arrested in real life when he got older for stealing a guitar
e33u i remember i heard about that too
e33u 😂 are you serious?
The part of him just rocking out in front of a group of kids always gets me😂
And the kids was like what the heck is going on?😅
He did all that just so he can have a guitar solo. Lmfao 😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂
RIP Kevin Clark - Freddy the drummer
RIP
Came here because of the news
@@MrColdKnight same
Cold Knight same :(
😭
It’s so painful to rewatch all these childhood movies and realise you’re much closer to the age of the teacher than the kids 💀
I can only notice that Jack is much thinner than today
@Jo Jo hollywood has always been about the money dude.
Yeah, imagine being as old as the teacher when the damn movie came out.....
Don’t do me like that
LOL, I was already 27 THEN.
Just leaving this here for reference...
0:00 "Sunshine of Your Love" by Cream
0:47 "Iron Man" by Black Sabbath
1:01 4:06 "Smoke on the Water" by Deep Purple
1:18 "Highway to Hell" by AC/DC
1:54 "Touch Me" by The Doors
6:22 "Tomorrow" by Alicia Morton
6:37 "Amazing Grace" by John Newton
6:58 "Memory" by Barbara Streisand
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Ok isn’t 6:22 Tomorrow?
@@potatogg440 Yeah, it is. Thanks. When I first googled the song, the title came back as "Bet Your Bottom Dollar". Weird AF.
Clash Bandikute weird because it is Tomorrow but ok.
Love you man
One underrated thing from this scene is the camera work. The subtle zoom in on Jack after the kid asks "are we not in the band?" Shows without words how much that hit home for his character. This movie truly is an underrated masterpiece and something I go to whenever I need a pick-me-up. Love it.
"Let the fingers do the rocking
Keep that G coming all day long"
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Nowww i get it
LOL!
Oww, took me a while hahahaa
In the 8 years since I've seen this movie I've only just understood it
Explain to me please
@@roblev947 G-spots.
Imagine what the legal team of this movie had to go through to license all these famous songs, just for 10 second jams each.
Worth
Was probably the easiest lawyering ever lawyered.
None needed it is their song but it's the movies own interpretation
As I recall the only one they struggled with was Immigrant Song in the van after they get into battle of the bands, because Zeppelin almost never give anyone the rights to their stuff
Remember White yeah they had to beg
My favorite part of this scene is how he is physically unable to contain his excitement when playing the different guitar riffs or when listening to Zach. Basically how we all feel when we hear something like "Highway to Hell". You just have to let out some grunts or "yes!". Its what rock does to us all.
Deffo my fave part too, fantastic energy
@Cristhian Peña”Smoke on the water” de Deep Purple
Playing Highway to Hell only legal on evil-ish SG, not flying V(V more like Van Haleln)
The bit at 4:15 gets me every time when he absolutely freaks out and then it cuts to the class just sat there staring like what is going on😂😂
🤣
The smile Freddy gives when Dewey praises his drumming is so great. Clearly he never thought he was gonna be good at music so was that kid relegated to the triangle in music class, but now he's not only able to play something but receiving praise for doing a good job. love that positive reinforcement
Also side not, same thing with Lawrence's smile when jack is singing that he is good at piano
"That's cause you couldnt play anything else"
"Shut up"
I felt that
Lawrence’s smile looked so genuine as well!
"Celllohoo...you've got a bass" 😂
The bass was so disrespected ☹
I play both
@@anonymoussithlord5605 really sad story about what happend to the girl that played the bass player😢
@@dharmagrl yeah but the bass player is really broke and was doing cocain for a long time she has a tik tok
@@mustardretard1242 I know, that's what I'm saying -- she went through a hard time but is doing well now. I just started following her on instagram & she's sober.
We all want Jack Black as our teacher.
I do
Which one old jack or young jack
Time to shred
My brother is a huge JB fan and his dream is to have a rock sesh with him
I want Alex brightman as mine 🤣
Just because you're not in the band doesn't mean you're not in the band :)
I like that line
Hello 👍♥️♥️♥️💚💚💚🧡🧡🧡
James and Lars to Dave mustaine
I gave that 1000th like
@@thinkablebaileylim6168 good job bro, 4.5 starts for you
This movie is so sweet natured. Watching those kids light up when he encourages them, just wonderful.
I legit wish he would’ve played Another Brick In the Wall. That’s one of the greatest songs ever especially part 2 which is my favorite part.
That drummer kid looks legit like Draco Malfoy but he's muggle
We found Draco Malfoy's muggle conterpart
Money
Lmao
OMG i thought it was only me
Guitar boy looks like Zachary Quinto too
Jack Black's acting in this is unreal and so underated!
He wasn't acting
C92 because he was being himself lmao
Just like Ryan Reynolds being himself in all of his movies
I like Jack Black but I don’t really know that much of this was acting. lol
Ivan Ivanovitch Ivanovsky idk man... have you seen the voices? Lol. I love Ryan, he’s a great actor.
R.I.P Kevin Clark who played
Freddy Jones the drummer just died.
He was hit by a car.
That so sad
Oh no! 😢
Yo wtf?
Oh nooo 😭😭
Rip Spazzy McGee
Man the acting Jack Black Has Done in this movie is totally badass and the passion he shows while playing rock music or the guitar that is just amazing!!!
“You mean we’re not in the band? 🥺” breaks my heart every time.
But that “now hold up now” is gold lol
Right!
Now hold up now. Just because you're not in the band, doesn't mean you're not IN the band. We need back up singers, who can sing?
I have a feeling that particular question really hit him. At first he just wanted to keep playing. But then he didn´t want anyone to feel left out, just like he was left out of his own band. Plus the delivery, maybe I´m overthinking but it got my attention lol
@@satoru7601 it him him really hard, remember his lyrics "how can you kick me out of the band"
Man, this came out in 2003, I was a little kid, we are getting old guys...
Gabriel Meneghetti Lol no. You’re young.
@@isaiah2810 I was 3 days from being born when this movie came out
R.I.P. Sonic Haha I was a senior in high school when this came out. I have a niece your age.
@@isaiah2810 I wish I was born earlier to experience the stuff like the office while it was new
I born in 2003 lol
This movie never dies. I can watch this over and over again.
Thats facts
Lena Woo I’ve watched it so many times I’m reciting all the lines as the movie plays lmao😂😭
❤❤❤
You never know what you got until it's gone. I wish I could turn back time to 15 year old me watching this in the cinema for the first time not knowing how much of a masterpiece and prime Jack Black was.
The way he moves his body when he starts playing the guitar will FOREVER make me giggle.
I love how angry he sounds when he says, “Why didn’t anyone tell me!?”
I heard you guys playing. You're pretty good...^
I love the reaction he has when Zach says his dad thinks playing electric guitar is 'a waste of time.'
Legend says, Katie is still playing that G note...
Lmfao you can here it in the dead of night coming almost as if from all directions
Yellow Yellow she truly is just such a master bassist
G Spot?
r/whooosh
@@ivyper_7334 hahahaha guy is too innocent to understand
I would have loved the joke:
"I only play piano"
"Well, today you play forte"
Nope
yes
Bi
What’s forte?
Danny Flynn it is a dynamic. forte is loud, piano is soft.
Best scene of the movie for me. The way he pieced up different sounds to form the legendary song smoke on water, just brought up goosebumps.
You can tell how much Jack loves and breathes music. He isn’t even really acting in this scene, love it!
Very very true
And the actors/muscians feed off of his energy so well
MontagZoso I'm not sure, but I think he might be acting. He isn't really a teacher, is he?
@@zuzilemlotshwa9380 ...
lmao
Freddy Jones himself unfortunately passed away today after a car accident. May he rest in piece with the rock gods.
*peace
Rest in peace !
ayo thats dark
hhhhh that's funny
🙏🏽
the teacher kinda looks like Jack Black
I Wonder why
I Wonder why
Barnhouse Studios Oh wow. I never noticed before. Does Jack Black have a brother?
who Mr sheebly, it is dumb shit
Barnhouse Studios it is
I just got the chills as it hit me for the first time, School of rock was what inspired me to play music
i love how Dewey is supposed to be a loser but he knows how to read musical notes and knows how to play every instrument.
Exactly the guy could've had a career in teaching music
@@thegamingcook785 I know what happens, I'm implying that Dewey could've had a career before the events
That’s exactly what a loser is - having the talent that no one seems to appreciate and not having the chance to shine. If you have no talent in anything you are simply not human.
@Ben G so true!
Loser!? What a strange modern stupid world!!!
Jack Black was born for this role. None could have put that amount passion and enthusiasm like he did. Needless to say je produced music andoves rock.
"It will test your head, your mind *and your brain"* best movie line ever.
Imagine telling someone that this man plays Minecraft with Pewdiepie in 2019.
this is exactly what I was thinking
the reality keep surprising us every moment xD
Must be the pinnacle of his career... Where ever will he go to next.
Frank wait what video-
Never doubt Jablinksy baby
Lmao
This movie was written especially for Jack.
specifically*
I think you've got this mixed with Tenacous d on the pick of destiny
TheHolyDiver 1 both were. Tenacious D was a project made by Jack, school of Rock was written by Mike White (the guy who plays Jack’s roommate) for Jack to play. The entire reason he wrote it was because he thought it was a cool idea for a Jack Black movie.
Jack black was playing jack black basically!
It's clever how Dewey is talking to them in such a delicate and non-pressuring way during this scene, knowing full well that his idea could well just be a flash in the pan pipe dream.
A way of talking learned from years of being in bands with musicians. A whole new level of flakiness not seen by mere mortals.
He was also never mean to those kids. It would have been so easy to make him be cruel and then “learn his lesson” by the end of the movie but no, he is nothing but supportive the whole time.
He was patient and passionate with them and gave them gifts and confidence they would take with them the rest of their lives. Seriously.
@@CameraHam exactly. He even tells Zack that he is so much better of a guitar player than he is and can write great songs. It's actually very heartwarming and sweet the way he embraced them and helped them find their skills
What is a pan pipe dream?
This will always be one of my favorite movies to ever exist, I just feel like jack black cane in and made these kids feel so safe an comfortable, they just had fun on set and made music, plus It’s was my rerun childhood movie. At 22 I still love tf out of this movie like I did at 10 ❤️
The only unrealistic thing is they knew exactly who he was pointing to every time
T Conger Did you even watch the whole movie?
@@thus.spoke.zarathustra of course. I'm just saying that it's common for people to not realize they are the ones being pointed at.
T Conger Oh that. I misunderstood you. I thought you meant how he knew that they played the exact instrument. My bad.
@@thus.spoke.zarathustra no prob my dude
@@Integer_Overload first time i see a conservation in the WWW that not end TOXIC !!!
In the next class room, the music teacher from "Whiplash" is yelling at his students.
Where ???
+Ben Geiger Not quite my tempo.
+Yes Man lol was I rushing or was I late?!
*throws chair at miles*
looool
”oh that’s bad, that’s like the george of the jungle”
@@akashahire5317 Bobs or Vegana?
@@KJ-69 ha ha ha ha 😄
😆😆
Lol
Remember Jumanji! Jack Black rocks!
How Jack moves when he's playing the guitar is so hilarious, gets me every time. 4:15
Jack looked like he wasn't originally planning to have everyone in the band, but a kid asked otherwise, so he found things for them to do... He does this several times throughout the movie. When someone asks if they could do something else that he wasn't originally planning from them, he says go for it.
Because in that instant he remembered what it felt like to be left out of the band. This movie has such a positive message that everyone belongs and everyone is good at something, it's just a matter of finding it. From anyone else it could come across as corny but with Jables, it's just fun.
@@FanboyFilms yes. That's kind of what I was saying. I 100% agree.
@@FanboyFilms Totally agree, you just need to let loose and show your talent.
That's like the opposite of my boss!
1 sunshine of your love- cream
2 iron man- black sabbath
3 smoke on the water- deep purple
4 highway to hell- acdc
5 touch me- the doors
knew them all,this series was soo good at educating kids lol
6. Tomorrow - Annie ❤
Thank you~
Sunshine of ur love chords were off
lawrence is good at piano
This is my favorite scene in the movie. Jack Black's charisma and chemistry with these kids just eats up the moment. He feels so genuine and his passion for music is his best possible vehicle for a movie. I get goosebumps (no pun intended) when the little kid asks "You mean we're not in the band?" and Jack hesitates with "Now hold up now..."
This movie was a perfect little storm.
Jack black is an international treasure
3:55 that line has stuck with me for almost 20 years now and it never fails to make me laugh
Jack Black would unironically make a great music teacher irl
Nightlife 9 you need talent to be a music teacher
LittleCr0wxx [DoctorSexy] gaming have you heard his band????
Crack yes it’s on the level of rush Terrible
@@BurningRubber454 rush terrible lmao every member of rush is world renowned for their work on their respective instruments
I've legitimately never known a fellow sentient carbon-based lifeform dislike Tenacious D or Rush, nevermind disliking both
Jack Black is a complete freaking NUT in this scene....and I LOVE it!!!!!
The killed a devil and payed tribute in tenatious d
Who’s jack black? Is he like Dewey Finn?
@@AudreyYun I saw this while checking my phone and just had to comment on this. If TH-cam had Reddit medals
Audrey Yun you idiot he’s the teacher in the movie
R/woooosh
The teacher looks like that one youtuber called jablinski
No that’s impossible they are completely different people
Naw, mate. He's too young.
5:18
Also kinda like the lead singer of tenacious d
Its Jack Black
This movie taught me a life lesson..
I am a sci-fi type of guy, I avoid musical movies, dramas, anything that isn’t stimulating enough for my mind.. that is the number one mistake i have made, watching only the genre that im interested in made it lose its magic and therefore basically life isn’t as enchanting as it was when i was a kid ; when id watch tv channels that broadcasted all genres of shows, movies.. as i grew older I learned to appreciate every genre and have patience, which finally will lead me to come full circle and become enchanted by tv, movies, once again..
"It will test your head, and your mind, and your brain, too."
What a poet
which is basically the same lol
andito purbo oh really?
andito purbo That’s the joke.....
@@vagabond5307 ikr lol, thats why i laughed
And hand gestures to go along with it too.
“Lawrence is good at piano” gets me every time. I think he even popped the kid 🤣
“You mean we’re not in the band?”
I felt that
Same 😥
I'd rather sit back and take in the magic dude 😹😹
When I saw this movie when it came out I started playing drums because of it. Today I am literally doing his Job and pulled the Smoke on the Water thing with my 11 year old band students. Inspiration is everything!
This made me want to watch the movie again lol
IamDabid Nickelodeon made a joke out of this movie with a shitty show
There's a series for it now on nickelodeon.
Great movie
IamDabid this made me want to play drums again
this movie is timeless
You tip it on the side and cello! It's a bass!
Best quote ever😂
+Katy Thomson Haha, yeah. The only thing that bugs me is that they're actually quite different (for example example, cello is tuned in 5ths and bass is in 4ths), so someone who played cello wouldn't be able to pick up a bass and know what they're doing right away.
Travis Johnson I've actually tried tuning an electric bass like a cello. I thought I would be the world's worst cellist because playing like that seemed very difficult.
Katy Thomson The cello doesn't have the same tuning as the bass the guitar. The double bass has the same tuning as the bass guitar.
Katy Thomson 84
To all the people who don't know this classic songs that everybody should know are
Iron Man- Black Sabbath
Smoke on the water- Deep Purple
Highway to hell-AC/DC
Touch me- The doors.
You're welcome.
isn't it smoke on the water ?
+Kira Röös yes and what did I say?
+Erick Esquivel this was a serious question , i wasn't sure if it's called smoke on the water or if i made a mistake
+Kira Röös because you wrote in
+Kira Röös yeah it's smoke in the water
This was my childhood movie and I will never get tired of watching it 😭
Video should be titled jack black illegally enters a elementary school and teaches 10 year olds how to play smoke on the water
XD
Super Big man and help him pay his rent
[ASMR]
This movie could not exist without Jack Black.
Pharaoh on LFS Probably his best performance! There's a reason he was nominated for a Golden Globe award for this movie!
And miranda, she was only like 9 years but it was funny and great for that age
Pharaoh on LFS aaahhh yaaasss -jack black
The way he twists himself around while he's cranking on the guitar at the end of this scene perfectly illustrates how much his talent made this film work.
Pharaoh on LFS
He is the one who makes the band so...
NO SHIT!!
Those kids deserve Oscar awards for not falling over in tears laughing out loud at Jack's antics.
As an education major, this movie scene is what made me decide to pursue education and become a teacher.
my childhood...chelloooo....you've got a bass
Ewan G *cello
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cello
The Author --- Jack black says "chelloooo" cause its like he's saying "hello", which is why the original comment wrote it with a "ch"
The Author -- youre not smart for knowing how to spell cello, shut the fuck up
You wish. Can you honestly say that he spelled _cello_ with a “ch” for that reason, and that reason only? Goddamn...the places that people will go to defend something, simply because they were proved wrong. I wasn’t looking for an argument, I was just trying to correct an obvious, but simple spelling error.
“Ok no thats bad, thats like george of the jungle” 😂😂
Lyndon Morehouse 😂
Lyndon Morehouse I killed the devil of likes.
😂😂😂😂
@Dylan Lockhead Well yeah thats the point lmfao
"Lawrence, give me a G note"
emos proceed to cry
Olly Duke lol
Cringe
@@ninidude1756
Emos ARE cringe
Olly Duke epic post of the week!!!
@@darkXwolf17-UD WHEN I WAS A YOUNG BOY
"School of Rock" takes classroom leadership to a whole new level! 🎸✨ Who knew that teaching kids about rock music could be the ultimate lesson in confidence and creativity? Jack Black proves that sometimes the best way to lead is to break the rules and let the students shine! 🤘📚 With a mix of hilarity and heart, this film shows that education can be as fun as a rock concert. If only all classrooms had a little more rock 'n' roll spirit! 🎶🍕
'What is it that you were playing?'
'Cello'
'Well this is a bass, you tilt it to the side and CE - LOO you got a bass!'
Jack Black humour
Aquila db he definitely improvised that line himself
childhood me was like "wow thats soooo cool how its basically the same" then adult me after 10 years in orchestra as an upright bassist and bass guitar player is laughing at the joke but say "if only this was true
Could you explain the joke for non-english speakers like me? Thanks.
@@Awanading a cello is a orchestra instrument you play while sitting the electric bass and cello are nothing alike
@@Awanading The joke of him saying "cello you got a bass" is that cello sounds like hello, but what the others were saying is that if you actually turn a cello on its side it's not the same as a bass guitar because of the way the strings are tuned
Zach : *plays guitar*
Jack : "Um, not quite my tempo"
*throws a cymbal at him*
To summer: “do you think... you’re out of tune...?”
Jack is a better music teacher than Fletcher will ever be, and he isn’t even a teacher.
ANSWEEEEEEEEER
Are u kity
I still say "cello, you got a bass" an unhealthy amount
by MONT. “G G G G G G”
Well, I do the exact same thing with The Office quotes. All day long, every time I can. So, I'm aboard!
by MONT. as a basist I’m triggered
He said keep that g comin all day long
It's Chello.
The 'George of the jungle' cracks me up every single time no matter how many times I watch it. 🤣
THIS WHOLE MOVIE IS A MASTERPIECE
Would of loved to have jack black for a music teacher.
Me to
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Same. My music teacher isn't as good.
Me toooooo
I really agree with your opinoin
As a child who was born in 1996, and played piano since he was 5 years old, this movie really made an impression on my life. I found myself crying during this scene. There's not even anything sad about it, it's just the nostalgia that flows through my brain when I see this movie. It truly was an amazing movie, It made an impact on my life and it is still one of my favorite movies to watch to this day. What a masterpiece..
Also, "The Doors" are very important to me... Jim Morrison is my spirit animal......
Great job Thomas Jacob Black,, you’re a natural!! My daughter and her class just performed this musical last week, it was awesome!!
No one can play this teacher role to such perfection except Jack Black.
Them:Can we tell our parents?
Him: NNNOOOOOO!
RED FLAG ALERT!!!🤣
“Trust me they don’t wanna know nothing about this”
@@chriscothron9728
"Was that a red flag as well?"
"Crimson."
Lol
Rocky13Ray keep it ZIPPED!!!
"you mean that we're not in the band...?"
"Now, hold up now"
"Just cause youre not *in* the band, doe'n't mean you're not _IN_ the band!"
Childhood in three sentences
Excuse my ignorance I don't get it, what do those IN mean? or better said, what's the difference?
@@TamizPerdiz there's no difference. Thats the point, when u are a child every adult trolls u
@@MichelLedig ok, cool, thanks, I thought it was a hidden meaning. Nowadays things like that are always related to something else.
Didn't the rest of them work sound, lights, and gaffer types jobs? That's _IN_ the band. And if those in real life don't know their job well, the band ends up with a suck show no matter how good they are. One person can't _make_ the show, but one can screw it up.
They use that excuse in school plays. Just cause your not in the play doesn't mean your not IN the Play. I got to play lead dancer in my play, but others were relegated to trees and other inanimate objects.
I watched this movie again tonight and am reminded how "similar" the music & arrangement was to "drum circles" i put on & facilitate. I go into schools, companies, organizations, after-school programs & outreach with as many as 80-100 of my percussion instruments. I often work with people who've never played musical instruments before. And it poses unique challenges when people have neither played, nor have much music aptitude. Fortunately for this movie, they had months to screen, cast, and teach these kids to play these parts. Compare that to my going into a school with an assortment of percussion instruments, and within 30-60 minutes, I've got kids rocking out. Age can make a big difference too, for when kids reach 14, 15, and 16 they’ve often had some music exposure & developed some skills.
This scene lives rent free in my head
The whole movie has its own block in my brain. Love it so much
One of the best movies ever. Imagine a sequel. College of Rock!
What about School of Rock 2? Still in college though.
and then a third movie old folks home of rock
This is an untouchable master piece nobody can touch this...
i'd prefer school of metal
No. This is one of one.
“Lawrence is good at piano.. he shall be rocking in my show.. ragagaga!”
This scene made "Touch Me" my face Doors song
Ragagagagaga wkwkwk
Best song
We all deserved a music teacher like this. My music teacher was Ms. Fowler. Hot aint the word. The reason i play guitar today.
'Gimme a g note' I WASN'T READY!!
OH GAAAHD
LeaPhiline and then the emos came
my chemical fall øut at the disø
I WAS SEARCHING FOR THIS COMMENT
I died
5:50
katie: can we tell our parents?
Jack black: NOOO!!!
omg i died
Well yeah we don’t want them snitchin
TONIGHT WE'RE GONNA ROCK!
class: *plays smoke on the water*
I feel like every begging band or guitar person plays that
Hahahaha
As
Jack Black did not only create an instant classic, but also inspired thousands-myself included-to pick up an instrument and become passionate about rock. I’ll forever be in his debt.
Jack Black has the uncanny ability to express what every guy feels when listening to or playing rock n roll.