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derFunkenstein wrote:I'd pm'd it to him when it first came out, I think he was offended.
yogibbear wrote:I happen to be marginally irritated by people that unwittingly have terrible grammar, but I hate it more when people think it's funny to make a song about pointing out bad grammar etc.
1/10. Worst song of 2014 that I've heard.
ludi wrote:Hating on Weird Al? That's a bold move, cotton...
derFunkenstein wrote:It's the modern day legend.
Melvar wrote:If pop music doesn't improve, Weird Al might have to get a job. His best material is the original stuff, not the direct parodies of pop songs, but the general public doesn't know that.
kumori wrote:Melvar wrote:If pop music doesn't improve, Weird Al might have to get a job. His best material is the original stuff, not the direct parodies of pop songs, but the general public doesn't know that.
Weird Al is actually more popular now than ever. This album debuted at #1 on the Billboard 200. This is his first Billboard #1 album.
http://www.billboard.com/articles/news/ ... ssful-week
yogibbear wrote:I happen to be marginally irritated by people that unwittingly have terrible grammar, but I hate it more when people think it's funny to make a song about pointing out bad grammar etc.
1/10. Worst song of 2014 that I've heard.
Captain Ned wrote:derFunkenstein wrote:It's the modern day legend.
Who is working on 30 years of being a legend. Back when dinosaurs roamed the Earth and MTV was a channel that showed nothing but music videos, there were semi-annual occurrences of Al TV, where Weird Al (I must admit I prefer the '80s poodle do) ran the place for 3-4 hours. Guaranteed to fill the chairs in the TV room at my fraternity.
derFunkenstein wrote:There's Brady Bunch (Safety Dance by Men Without Hats), Jeopardy! (Jeopardy by Greg Kihn Band), Midnight Star and That Boy Could Dance(both originals), the first of his Polka medleys, Theme from Rocky XIII (Eye of the Tiger by edit: JBI pointed out this is Survivor) that are all amazing. And then Eat It and a couple others that I'm forgetting.
derFunkenstein wrote:That wasn't Ned, that was me. Fix'd
mattshwink wrote:Off topic, but I grew up with Greg Kihn's nephews.
just brew it! wrote:mattshwink wrote:Off topic, but I grew up with Greg Kihn's nephews.
Ted Nugent's cousin sat in front of me in high school history class.
Melvar wrote:I once saw George Zimmer in a Men's Wearhouse in Houston, TX.
ludi wrote:just brew it! wrote:mattshwink wrote:Off topic, but I grew up with Greg Kihn's nephews.
Ted Nugent's cousin sat in front of me in high school history class.
POW! Right in the kisser.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o3vBvlT1i_k
just brew it! wrote:Oops. Shame on me, then. That's what I get for posting before I've had a proper amount of caffeine. (Yes, I have the day off and slept in.)