I really like this song because of how awkward, sad, and unhinged it is. Crime and jail aren't glamorous or fair like in the movies. Also loving the ugly underwear-over-prison-clothes and Rebecca's maniacal "ra-ta-ta." She's obviously not ok...
as I said, clearly no-one told Rebecca what the point of 'Chicago' was. It was written to look at how the criminal justice system is viewed or presented like a big spectacle for people's entertainment.
@@agenttheater5 That actually was kind of the point of this song in a lot of ways. She tried to make a big spectacle of herself in prison, and turned out to look like a jerk.
The ironic thing is, I think you could do a very powerful piece of theatre with these kinds of stories if the prisoners wanted to tell them, but Rebecca's so invested in the Cell Block Tango and her own narrative she doesn't see it.
Honestly I kind of like it because it's not a great song. No one is participating and to me it's making the point that Rebecca is mentally not in a good place, and that jail doesn't exist to play into her fantasy world. It's the first song that makes you see Rebecca at her low point. If everyone was singing and going along it just wouldn't feel as powerful story wise that she is in prison (By her choice, not by the judges)
@@enx2083 True, but in that number they call it a song of "self indulgent self loathing." In this number, no one is indulging her narrative -- they are actively taking the air out of that balloon.
The way I see this is that yeah, she's even turned the depressing reality of prison for these women into a self indulgent, "it's all about me" narrative, and that as well as punishing herself by being there she's also sort of loving it: ugh, she's just the absolute worst.
Yes but the show has a guaranteed happy ending even if bittersweet and it's beyond unrealistic to suggest a woman with BPD in her position would leave prison anything but far worse off than she came in. I don't know what the writers were smoking.
I really like this song. It talks about how many people in jail are there for crimes that aren't so glamorous as media and such often paints it to be. Instead of romanticising prison they draw attention to difficult aspects people chose to ignore when talking about criminals. I really like the costume choice in this as well. Instead of super sexy costumes they're just prison uniforms underneath some crappy underwear.
YES! Me and my boyfriend have started the show after seeing let's generalize about men on yt (from the thumbnail we thought it was an snl skit) and everytime anything happens were like "ok Rebecca we understand but, like, don't do this"
I love the Chicago vibes, but you can clearly see how Rebecca is not in a good place at all when it comes to her mental health, she is over-excited over the song and really is the only one partecipating, and the song is not even good, it's a desperate attempt to romanticise this mess she is in.
I love Rebecca's facial expressions and the changes in her voice. And how her eyes sort of bulge with overexcitement while everyone else is just totally weirded out.
Ok so I just rewatched the episode from S1 where Rebecca follows Josh to that camp for at-risk youth, and Rebecca's cell mate in this episode is one of the teen girls from the camp episode (her name is Nicky, she and Rebecca team up for elbow tag). I double-checked IMDB, and it's the same actress/character. It's like another subtle nod to the problem with the judicial system in the US, this time on the school-to-prison pipeline, as the character couldn't be more than 18 or 19. I love CXG so much.
God that murder story was really fucking sad, way too real. Seriously guys, when you get a text that you think might be important, remember to put your hazard lights on and PULL OVER immediately. Even if you're just upset and can't focus properly it's better to be late than to get someone hurt or killed. 😞
stekenxu Yeah, you want things to be wrapped up neatly, the way that stories do. You're looking for answers, but answers aren't looking for you, y'know?
everybody has stories, and the majority of them need to be told. Just not always in the way you want them to be told - the real gift of a storyteller is to be able to know how to tell the story and what genre it is (in this case romanticised fiction vs realistic tellings). Rebecca clearly appreciates the appeal of stories, but she has no idea about what an appropriate genre is.
Yeah. You'd think she was at least somewhat aware since she knows her mum paid for her to go to a prestigious school which why she could such a high paying job.
@@beckhampang191 I don't think she truly realized the advantages she has over many others in the world until now. She went to jail when she didn't have to. Who does that?
@@Hollyberrystreats She's a lawyer in real estate. It's stated a lot in the series that she'd have to learn how the penitentiary system works in order to help the ladies. Also I think it's a good think the show is self aware and addresses the fact that she is privileged. Like the moment where someone says we never really see her work.
I actually really liked this song because it gives more likely stories of inmates in an actual jail instead of full blown fantasy the media likes to portray about those serving sentence. (Not saying such criminals don't exist but majority aren't that)
Race. It's a well studied phenomena in the USA: black people are way more likely to be arrested for the same crime as white people, more likely to be convicted, and when they do, they get more serving time.
@@trollenok It's a huge problem in the US since post slavery 1860s, POC are more often arrested due to racial profiling and can be arrested(and shot) for litterally doing nothing, they have less access to good lawyers, their bail gets set too high, and after released they can't get a job because they now have a jail record and wind up back in jail for breaking parole. It's a fucked up system.
A lot of perspective shifting happened here for Rebecca, and she really started to think about how her actions could hurt other people as well as herself. It was beautiful.
Is this really how justice system works in America? That driving lady will surely learn a lesson from her sentence. And the sweater thief, what was she thinking, being poor like that?
Pretty much. I grew up poor and my neighbor went to jail for four months when he tried to steal a bag of bread, milk, and oatmeal to feed his kids. He had just lost his job because of the recession in the 2000s and he didn't have anyone to take his kids so they got put in foster care. The mom had died of a drug overdose, when he got out and tried to get his children back it took him until the next year because of the fact he had a criminal record.
I love Crazy-Ex Girlfriend and I am really sad this is the last season :( it is such a great show with its accurate and nuanced depiction of mental illness and also the musical songs are fun. they make the atmosphere less dark :) (also, when i'm in a similar situation like in the show, i sing the songs in my head. does anyone else do that?)
@NovaLaMason People like you make me mad. People are allowed to have an opinion on what happens. She said that she wishes there was some way to keep an amazing tv show going, it's not like she was being selfish or demanding.
i kinda wish we had more chicago parodies, considering its musical numbers are incorporated into the story via the main character's imagination, like... this show. they also both have villain-heroes and societal commentary.
She actually didn't say she was texting back. Just distracted from getting that news. (I'm not saying she was in the right, but most everyone's been distracted behind the wheel at some point or another.)
AHHHHH the minute I saw Rebecca was in jail I was hoping you’d do a cell block tango inspired number I’m so happy rn thank you for making my dreams come true!!!
This is where I hated Rebecca the most. Despite her obvious privileges, she is still trying to make this all about her and not empathizing the bare minimum with the other women and their heartbreaking stories, just because they don't fit her dramatic theatrical narrative... And she choosed to be there, you know what a slap in the face that is for the others? They don't have time for this bullshit
The fact that some people are saying racial discrimination in the justice system doesn’t exist when people have been commenting on it for decades (with this as an example) is so stupid.
i thought it was more like she felt very guilty about it and saw it as murder... and also its just a lead into rebecca getting interested and then subverting her expectations
"Ra Tah Tah, Ra Tah Tah" I just want to go round singing this as the intro to all my everyday conversations & I really wish I had somebody who, on my command would 'take away the chair' of anybody I wish was out of my sight! Yeahhhhhh! 👐
Depends on the value of the goods stolen. If it's over several hundred dollars, the charges are upgraded to commercial burglary which becomes a felony rather than a misdemeanor. Also depends on the nature of the criminal act: if a prosecutor can convince a judge that the defendant had a plan to go into the store to steal the sweater, then that will really maximize the severity of the crime leading to a longer sentence. BUT If the defendant has a capable attorney (And this ties into race, wealth, and privelege) who can pursuade a judge that his/her client is not a CAREER CRIMINAL, and that they were just shopping at the store as usual, then suddenly had an impulse to steal the sweater .... then their sentence would be greatly reduced, maybe even get no jail time.
Why is “Story, story. Oh my God with that story...” the funniest part of that song and “ three year”? Those truths are so sad but they crack me up every time.
Rachel is amazing in this one. Don't get me wrong, she's amazing in other pieces too. It's just that I'm watching this clip right now, so right now she's amazing in this clip. God, what a perfect show it was.
That's the problem with reality. Too many demoralising stories, not enough ratata.
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Nah I see a family of ratatas in my kitchen
@@sadlittletroll1738 A ratata crapped on my bed a couple days ago.
Still can't find the little bastard...
@@josedubois2295 I laughed SO HARD
That’s the genius of this song
I really like this song because of how awkward, sad, and unhinged it is. Crime and jail aren't glamorous or fair like in the movies. Also loving the ugly underwear-over-prison-clothes and Rebecca's maniacal "ra-ta-ta." She's obviously not ok...
i think none of them deserved jail :/
I mean, what good would it do ?
That's messed up
as I said, clearly no-one told Rebecca what the point of 'Chicago' was. It was written to look at how the criminal justice system is viewed or presented like a big spectacle for people's entertainment.
And les miserables
@@agenttheater5 That actually was kind of the point of this song in a lot of ways. She tried to make a big spectacle of herself in prison, and turned out to look like a jerk.
@@erin_3569 it is , in real life too.
the ONLY reason they put Rebecca in prison was to do a cell block tango scene don't @ me
Tea! And remember when they did both The Music Man and Les Mis in a single episode? This show is the best
@@itsalladream5559 Wait, which episode is that?
@@Mrtrollfaceization oh no, it was 2 episodes with the water lawsuit. S1 episodes 12 and 13.
Yes.
literally
The ironic thing is, I think you could do a very powerful piece of theatre with these kinds of stories if the prisoners wanted to tell them, but Rebecca's so invested in the Cell Block Tango and her own narrative she doesn't see it.
The Cell Block Tango was very sardonic and tongue in cheek and had an overall playful satirical vibe to it. These stories were just devastating.
that's exactly what makes this song so good
Honestly I kind of like it because it's not a great song. No one is participating and to me it's making the point that Rebecca is mentally not in a good place, and that jail doesn't exist to play into her fantasy world. It's the first song that makes you see Rebecca at her low point. If everyone was singing and going along it just wouldn't feel as powerful story wise that she is in prison (By her choice, not by the judges)
Well there was You Stupid Bitch.
@@enx2083 True, but in that number they call it a song of "self indulgent self loathing."
In this number, no one is indulging her narrative -- they are actively taking the air out of that balloon.
The way I see this is that yeah, she's even turned the depressing reality of prison for these women into a self indulgent, "it's all about me" narrative, and that as well as punishing herself by being there she's also sort of loving it: ugh, she's just the absolute worst.
Yes but the show has a guaranteed happy ending even if bittersweet and it's beyond unrealistic to suggest a woman with BPD in her position would leave prison anything but far worse off than she came in. I don't know what the writers were smoking.
Nathan Wood 👍
This scene is very revealing about the class and race privileges of Rebecca
Okay but that two months vs three years thing is so accurate, Goddess bless Rachel Bloom.
Ashtyn Britt I didn’t get it when I watched it 😂😂😂 now I unexpectedly do thank you
I don't get it
Black people are stastically given a much harsh sentences for whites for the same crimes
I was gonna Like, but you threw out that "Goddess" bullshit, so fuck it.
@@NovaLaMason why is that bad?
I really like this song. It talks about how many people in jail are there for crimes that aren't so glamorous as media and such often paints it to be. Instead of romanticising prison they draw attention to difficult aspects people chose to ignore when talking about criminals. I really like the costume choice in this as well. Instead of super sexy costumes they're just prison uniforms underneath some crappy underwear.
"Rebecca don't do this" -me 80% of this show's runtime and 100% of this song.
YES! Me and my boyfriend have started the show after seeing let's generalize about men on yt (from the thumbnail we thought it was an snl skit) and everytime anything happens were like "ok Rebecca we understand but, like, don't do this"
I’m glad I wasn’t the only one who stumbled across the show thanks to “Let’s Generalize about Men” 😭
I watch it and I am like oh what
I love the Chicago vibes, but you can clearly see how Rebecca is not in a good place at all when it comes to her mental health, she is over-excited over the song and really is the only one partecipating, and the song is not even good, it's a desperate attempt to romanticise this mess she is in.
She said Rattata so much, I thought this was Pokemon.
same
But is it in the top percentage of all Rattatas?
I thought the Pokemon is Rat-TA-ta, not Ratta-TA.
WE LOVE A CELL BLOCK TANGO MOMENT.
no one:
not one single person:
rebecca: *doing squats on a chair* RATATA! RATATA!
She had it coming
Congratulations, you have officially won the comment section! 🏆😁
She only had herself to blame...
If you had been there....
If you’d of seen it...
You would have done the same!
Trent had it coming!
Trent only had himself to blame!
If I'd have been there, if I'd have seen it...
I betcha I would have done the same!
👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾🤣🤣🤣
Pop! Six! Squish. Ah-ah! Cicero! Lipschitz!
OH MY GOD I NEED SOMEONE TO DO AN AI VERSION OF THIS
I love Rebecca's facial expressions and the changes in her voice. And how her eyes sort of bulge with overexcitement while everyone else is just totally weirded out.
"okay, you know what? i'm just gonna share my story" I WAAAAAAS WORKING HARD AT A NEW YORK JOB...
MAKING DOUGH BUT IT MADE ME BLUE
Arunima Tiwari ONE DAY I WAS CRYING A LOT AND SO I DECIDED TO MOVE TO
WEST COVINA, CALIFORNIA, BRAND NEW PALS AND NEW CAREER
IT HAPPENS TO BE WHERE *_JOSH_* LIVES BUT THAT'S NOT WHY I'M HEEEEEEEERE
SHE'S THE CRAZY EX GIRLFREIND!
The way she delivered the line "SO I *PUSHED HIM OFF A BUILDING* " was just so perfect lmfao
Ok so I just rewatched the episode from S1 where Rebecca follows Josh to that camp for at-risk youth, and Rebecca's cell mate in this episode is one of the teen girls from the camp episode (her name is Nicky, she and Rebecca team up for elbow tag). I double-checked IMDB, and it's the same actress/character. It's like another subtle nod to the problem with the judicial system in the US, this time on the school-to-prison pipeline, as the character couldn't be more than 18 or 19. I love CXG so much.
Whoaaaaaaaaaaa
Gotta love the continuity
holy SHIT?
2:20 The two months vs three years thing though. I'm glad this show highlighted that kind of racism.
It was a good touch bc that happens all the time
God that murder story was really fucking sad, way too real. Seriously guys, when you get a text that you think might be important, remember to put your hazard lights on and PULL OVER immediately. Even if you're just upset and can't focus properly it's better to be late than to get someone hurt or killed. 😞
Wow youtube commenter. You're really doing a public service here. Hope you get a nobel prize.
I love even the volunteer popping in to say "wtf, really girl?"
You'd think she'd have learned from Josh Groban that life isn't a story.
stekenxu Yeah, you want things to be wrapped up neatly, the way that stories do. You're looking for answers, but answers aren't looking for you, y'know?
LIKE ME JOSH GROBAAAAAN
everybody has stories, and the majority of them need to be told. Just not always in the way you want them to be told - the real gift of a storyteller is to be able to know how to tell the story and what genre it is (in this case romanticised fiction vs realistic tellings). Rebecca clearly appreciates the appeal of stories, but she has no idea about what an appropriate genre is.
Can't believe she just realized she is privileged lol
Yeah. You'd think she was at least somewhat aware since she knows her mum paid for her to go to a prestigious school which why she could such a high paying job.
@@beckhampang191 I don't think she truly realized the advantages she has over many others in the world until now. She went to jail when she didn't have to. Who does that?
@@beckhampang191 i think to her that just meant "white middle class lady who isnt in a 3rd world country"
And for a lawyer, she really doesn't know much about the prison system...
@@Hollyberrystreats She's a lawyer in real estate. It's stated a lot in the series that she'd have to learn how the penitentiary system works in order to help the ladies. Also I think it's a good think the show is self aware and addresses the fact that she is privileged. Like the moment where someone says we never really see her work.
I actually really liked this song because it gives more likely stories of inmates in an actual jail instead of full blown fantasy the media likes to portray about those serving sentence. (Not saying such criminals don't exist but majority aren't that)
rachel bloom maniacally chanting ra-ta-tah is lowkey perfect
This is the funniest shit I’ve seen in a long time
I'm speechless...
Yet,
Ra..ta.ta.ta.
You threw in an extra "ta."
@@NovaLaMason because a "ta" never ends.
Ra...ta.ta.ta.
.
.
Ta.
So I guess we know how she's getting out of jail
By saying she wants to leave
Oh shit, this is a great commentary on our criminal 'justice' system and an intentionally terrible song. I love it.
To this day, i still laugh at the “take away her chair!”
“Oh my god with that story” cracks me UP
Every. Single. Time. I could listen to this 10 times in a row and still laugh at that part.
Oh my god, the ‘two months...three years’ bit! I shouldn’t laugh but that’s so on the nose! 🤭
I laughed it's too real 💀
Could you please explain to foreigners why there's such difference, and why it is so funny?
Race. It's a well studied phenomena in the USA: black people are way more likely to be arrested for the same crime as white people, more likely to be convicted, and when they do, they get more serving time.
@@trollenok It's a huge problem in the US since post slavery 1860s, POC are more often arrested due to racial profiling and can be arrested(and shot) for litterally doing nothing, they have less access to good lawyers, their bail gets set too high, and after released they can't get a job because they now have a jail record and wind up back in jail for breaking parole. It's a fucked up system.
It's not just a problem in America.
"2 months"
"3 years"
too real
I love how Rebeccaa in this one is literally Piper from OITNB. Annoying AF hahaha
Roxy Hart
Or Brook Soso
She's supposed to be the chick from Chicago "Cell Block Tango"
A lot of perspective shifting happened here for Rebecca, and she really started to think about how her actions could hurt other people as well as herself. It was beautiful.
Is this really how justice system works in America?
That driving lady will surely learn a lesson from her sentence. And the sweater thief, what was she thinking, being poor like that?
Unfortunately yes
Pretty much. I grew up poor and my neighbor went to jail for four months when he tried to steal a bag of bread, milk, and oatmeal to feed his kids. He had just lost his job because of the recession in the 2000s and he didn't have anyone to take his kids so they got put in foster care. The mom had died of a drug overdose, when he got out and tried to get his children back it took him until the next year because of the fact he had a criminal record.
@@createdbychanel8960 Oh my God. Every point of this story is bleak.
It's literally the first book of Les Misérables.
yes, the 'justice' system in the U.S. is absolutely corrupt and injust. Many people are fighting for reform but it's an uphill battle
No. It's even worse than this.
I love Crazy-Ex Girlfriend and I am really sad this is the last season :( it is such a great show with its accurate and nuanced depiction of mental illness and also the musical songs are fun. they make the atmosphere less dark :)
(also, when i'm in a similar situation like in the show, i sing the songs in my head. does anyone else do that?)
I downloaded nearly all the songs they sing. I'm listening to most of them while going to my uni. Since it's the only way I can stand the school life.
OMF, the season premiere hasn't even aired yet, and you're already wanting more, more, more. The story's coming to an end. Deal with it.
@@NovaLaMason The situation's a lot more nuanced than that.
NovaLaMason Yeah, I said I'm just really sad. it's good that they won't drag out the plot until it gets boring
@NovaLaMason People like you make me mad. People are allowed to have an opinion on what happens. She said that she wishes there was some way to keep an amazing tv show going, it's not like she was being selfish or demanding.
Catch me "rahtahtah"-ing my way through life now! 😂😂😂😂
i kinda wish we had more chicago parodies, considering its musical numbers are incorporated into the story via the main character's imagination, like... this show. they also both have villain-heroes and societal commentary.
Ironically, Trent did, indeed, have it coming.
Okay but, IS THAT LADY'S DAUGHTER OKAY???
The poor boy isn't. His mother has to miss him forever because some bint could not park her car somewhere to reply to the messages.
She actually didn't say she was texting back. Just distracted from getting that news. (I'm not saying she was in the right, but most everyone's been distracted behind the wheel at some point or another.)
@@yn6292 whoa chill none of these people are real
This show is inspiring me to deal with my issues and get help. Thank you for more than you could ever know!
Right!? I love it & how it makes me feel more comfortable with myself and want to dig deeper into my issues
Same
@@gillypiexo yea same.. i wenton years feeing ashamed for the issues i was going through
@@daniiiooofen you go Danielle! Internet hug!
@@gillypiexo *Hugging you too*
*whispers in your ear*
Ratata.. ratata
This is actually great. It shows how messed up the prison system is with comedy
I dunno why “omg with that story, story story, take away her chair!!” Makes me laugh
Same. It kills me every single time.
I pee a little every single time
The RA-TA-TA gets me every time! 🤣
RA-TA-TA!
RA-TA-TA
ra-ta-ta
RAT TA TA
also the girl with the "talking balloon" is also totally the bully at the camp in season 1 - oh how far we've come
The woman who hit the teenager is such a good actress she sounds really convincing
I love that she almost falls at 3:40 haha
Woman in jail
Expectation: Cell block tango
Reality:
"TAKE AWAY HER CHAIR!"
"I'm so sorry! I'm so sorry! Please? I'm so sorry!What can I do?!Uuuuhhh..Sorry!Sorry..."
AHHHHH the minute I saw Rebecca was in jail I was hoping you’d do a cell block tango inspired number I’m so happy rn thank you for making my dreams come true!!!
Wait what the last line spilled all the tea for tonight episode “I don’t have to be here”
I get how important it is that she's overly excited and the only one participating, but I do wish I could get a proper Cell Block Tango moment
If you want a cell block tango moment I recommend cell block tango
(Sorry if this sounded rude lol)
This is even better than what I expected OMG
CRAZY EX GIRLFRIEND IS BACK PEOPLE
As someone who has been committed before, I can confirm that this is EXACTLY how everyone acts whenever a new psychiatric patient shows up.
This is where I hated Rebecca the most. Despite her obvious privileges, she is still trying to make this all about her and not empathizing the bare minimum with the other women and their heartbreaking stories, just because they don't fit her dramatic theatrical narrative... And she choosed to be there, you know what a slap in the face that is for the others? They don't have time for this bullshit
In her trying to own up to her privilege she still shows it by being there when she didn't have to be.
I KNEW SOMETHING LIKE THIS WOULD HAPPEN 😍😍🎶, but it was better than I ever imagined
Me too!!
For some reason I really like when she goes "so I pushed him off a building" lol
The way the light moves at 4:07, I can't put my finger on it, but wow.
After watching this episode, there better a Lin Manuel Miranda cameo.
CeyDennis I’m willing to wait for it.
Brook Bonk life doesn’t discriminate between the sinners and the saints it takes it takes and it takes
caro and if there’s a reason I’m still alive while so many others have died
Her maniacal squatting while standing on the chair and saying rattata is so funny 🤣
As soon as I saw the prison uniform I knew this will be a Cell block tango vibe song
I love how Rebecca realizes how privileged she is
The fact that some people are saying racial discrimination in the justice system doesn’t exist when people have been commenting on it for decades (with this as an example) is so stupid.
Wait, wouldn't that third lady have been convicted of vehicular manslaughter or negligent homicide rather than murder?
I think so. It didn't sound premeditated. That really bugged me.
i thought it was more like she felt very guilty about it and saw it as murder... and also its just a lead into rebecca getting interested and then subverting her expectations
In a later episode Nathaniel tells her they're hopeful about reducing her crimes to manslaughter and reducing her sentence.
If she could afford a good lawyer
Its still seen henerally as murder. Andu doubt she issoft on herself with it.
“I’m so sorry, I’m so sorry, what can I do?” 🤣🤣🤣
"Ra Tah Tah, Ra Tah Tah" I just want to go round singing this as the intro to all my everyday conversations & I really wish I had somebody who, on my command would 'take away the chair' of anybody I wish was out of my sight!
Yeahhhhhh! 👐
The way she said "his meth" 🤣🤣🤣💀💀💀
WTF!!!
The girl with the talking balloon didn't even speak. It makes me wanna...😡
RA-TA-TA!!!
I can honestly say if the premier didn't have a cell block tango shout-out I was going to be pissed. 11/10
Love the Cell Block Tango parody
I lost my shit when one of the sweater thieves got three years.
It's great societal commentary.
Depends on the value of the goods stolen. If it's over several hundred dollars, the charges are upgraded to commercial burglary which becomes a felony rather than a misdemeanor. Also depends on the nature of the criminal act: if a prosecutor can convince a judge that the defendant had a plan to go into the store to steal the sweater, then that will really maximize the severity of the crime leading to a longer sentence. BUT If the defendant has a capable attorney (And this ties into race, wealth, and privelege) who can pursuade a judge that his/her client is not a CAREER CRIMINAL, and that they were just shopping at the store as usual, then suddenly had an impulse to steal the sweater .... then their sentence would be greatly reduced, maybe even get no jail time.
@@deltablueprint3186 she stole a sweater because the heating went out - i don't think she was exactly holding out for gucci.
What was the sweater made of, diamonds?
not 'one of the'. the Black one. Say it like it is.
1:54 this section never fails to crack me up, her wild eyes and the slow bouncing
The fact that the sweater girl got three years for shoplifting is seriously messed up.
That went from RA TA TA to Ra ta ta real quick
*I have the talking balloon*
Chicago was on tv the other day and I couldn't stop laughing remembering this.
The way she says "What's you CRIME?" YOU KNOW WHAT I MEAN, SISTER
Why is “Story, story. Oh my God with that story...” the funniest part of that song and “ three year”? Those truths are so sad but they crack me up every time.
Three words: Ra. Ta. Ta.
Ah so excited for the premier tonight!! 😄
“And then lin manual Miranda Tweets about it” 🤣🤣🤣 I love it
It's been long since I've laughed this much ....thank you Rachel Bloom
It's funny how they say Ra Ta Ta the perfect amount of times.
Rachel is amazing in this one. Don't get me wrong, she's amazing in other pieces too. It's just that I'm watching this clip right now, so right now she's amazing in this clip. God, what a perfect show it was.
Lovin' the Cell-block Tango homage 🙂
This number is more prolific and better than the entirety of Orange is the New Black.
Why is Rebecca me when I finally see the chance to obsess about my 𝓢𝓹𝓮𝓬𝓲𝓪𝓵 𝓘𝓷𝓽𝓮𝓻𝓮𝓼𝓽
so crazy how so many stories from female prisoners are about how they're in prison for protecting their husbands/boyfriends.
"I have the talking balloon". Haha!
2:57 * Insert boisterous recorded laughter here *
I still plan to wear this outfit for halloween sometime.
This year?
brilliant! Rachel is so talented!
RA TA TA..... :D
RA TA TA (tell your story) RA TA TA
I knew she was gonna do a Cell Block Tango parody! Loved all the theater jokes in this episode!
Another great Crazy Ex Girlfriend song that's bound to be stuck in my head all day!
This number is cringe-inducing and I love it.
So not what i was expecting but YESS SO EXCITED FOR TONIGHT
I love the thoughtful way in which this was screened.
We need criminal justice reform :)