"Son, always be a baby. Don't ever be a gun." -my momma

@MrNikolidas

Жыл бұрын

I think I'd be a good train.

@neofrxst

Жыл бұрын

have you ever listened to Angry People? The baby would really hate your mom's advice.

@ashleybyrd2015

11 ай бұрын

@@MrNikolidas And that's what tortures me.

I haven't listened to any of Neil's mashups, but I do love analyzing his original songs. The man is secretly a genius pretending to be 'haha funny internet guy', and then on the Spirit Phone commentary track says that he wishes he could just sing about bugs that don't matter... during the song about how conformity can cause a society to collapse.

@themanicpineapple8772

2 жыл бұрын

I agree! He is original stuff is awesome. That said, I strongly recommend Mouth Dreams, since it;s my definite fav. I recommend grabbing a nice cup of hot chocolate and finding a nice cozy place to sit, before getting those headphones on and treating yourself. It's a weird, yet oddly sentimental ride. It's not available on most streaming services, but it's up on KZread for free.

@angeygirl

2 жыл бұрын

@@themanicpineapple8772 I'll give that a try when I get the chance

@RadioJosiah

Жыл бұрын

"Spiral of Ants" wrecked me. I was inconsolable for a couple days... and could not find a way to explain that to anyone, besides showing them the song.

@solis_nova

Жыл бұрын

i agree !! one of my favorite songs has got to be aurora borealis, especially once i realized just how. sad it is. Neil’s music is so good at showing great emotional stories.

@Vivi.idk.lol.

23 күн бұрын

I literally love him

No joke, I came in here expecting this to be about the OTHER Johnny Cash song that Neil ruined on the same album, "Folsom Prison Blues." Neil has forever tainted a landmark piece of music with ridiculous baby imagery... and I'm okay with it, because that shit was fuckin hilarious.

@themanicpineapple8772

2 жыл бұрын

Glad you agree ;)

@Akumasama

Жыл бұрын

Just a baby drinking coffee...

@LordOberic1

Жыл бұрын

​​@@Akumasama Always drinking coffee, and smokin' big cigars!

It isn’t really Anthony Fantano giving Mouth Dreams a 4/10 that bothers me. What bothers me is that he gave Mouth Dreams a 4/10 and gave King Krule’s Man Alive an 8/10. That album sucks.

@BabzaiWWP

2 жыл бұрын

kill your local music critic

@SirLightsOut99

Жыл бұрын

I don't tend to see the man as a be all end all for music criticism as some other people do, but I couldn't help but laugh at him criticizing mouth dreams for having a fireflies mashup and talking about how that's a little bit overdone while completely ignoring the fact that the whole mouth series was built on All Star mashups. Like I didn't personally think mouth dreams was the best album he done either, but a four out of 10 is kind of cruel, especially for how funny this album is.

@polocatfan

4 ай бұрын

the issue I have is he criticized mouth moods slightly for not being cohesive and loved spirit phone for it's cohesion, but mouth dreams despite being very wonderfully cohesive is considered bad for not being cohesive????

Holy shit. I didn't know anything about Johnny Cash's personal history, but now, hearing your summary, I realised how powerful splicing in that last "hurt" is. Totally reframes Rick Astley's words to be this depressingly ironic ballad of flowery promises that, with hindsight, we know will end up broken... There's even another parallel between between the line "never gonna let you down" and "I will let you down". I'm legit getting teary eyed, fuck.

@themanicpineapple8772

2 жыл бұрын

I'm genuinely glad that I could make you appreciate this song in a different light :) The goal of this channel is to get people to care, even if just a bit more, about the weird stuff that I love. Hope you're doing well

The fact that there is a visible deeper meaning behind Just a Baby despite the fact that he made Johnny say ‘I shit my pants’ is a beautiful contradiction

you forgot that the baby was actually a car that was implied to be able to transform into a gun that wishes it was a train

@MistaHoward

Жыл бұрын

And that the baby didn't actually shoot a man, his mother did and the baby took the fall for her so that she wouldn't be sent to prison.

To add onto the transition of having Closerflies come right after Johnny on the album, Neil loves to do this in the Mouth albums. The track right before Johnny is a skit track of a narrator naming the characters from the book/movie The Outcasts, with the last name he says being Johnny. Another one of my favorite examples of him doing this is a blink and you'll miss it one from Mouth Silence. The track Furries ends with audio of a news anchor reporting on a furry convention, with the last thing she says ending with the phrase "furry friends", which then directly transitions into the next track, called Friends, being a quick joke using the theme song to Friends. The Mouth albums are truly art on another level.

Mouth Dreams took a few listens to really get into for me, but I think it’s my favorite of the quadrillogy musically, very closely followed by Mouth Moods. However, from a comedy standpoint, nothing has topped Mouth Silence for me, with Wndrwll being its peak. In Mouth sounds, the extended Full House riff in Full Mouth goes on just slightly too long(in a good way). You think it’s over, only for it to come back almost immediately in Alanis. Then, an entire year and album later, in the second to last song, he hits you with the Full House theme one last time.

@P0Pdart

2 жыл бұрын

For me, I find that Mouth Dreams is possibly the least comedic album of the series (as in, it pulls the least amount of jokes) but when it cracks a joke, it's absolutely hilarious. My favourite comedic track out of any in the series has to be Ribs. Something about a ribs commercial being the backing vocals for an edgy rock song all to be about a rumour from like 2004 of Marlin Manson getting his ribs removed to "pleasure himself" is so comedic to me for whatever reason. I also really love the chaotic feeling of the track, it just adds on to the humour for me too. & the fact out of any song, he sampled "Beautiful People" is what really kills it for me. It's just all too perfect. Although, that's not to diminish any album in the series. I agree that probably overall, Mouth Silence is the most comedic album in the series. I love that Full House ending. It's comedic but yet weirdly sad(?). It's like looking back on everything, having a good laugh, and realising it's the end. Such a good starter for the send-off.

@Not_Tails

Жыл бұрын

@@P0Pdart Tbh, it was really sad to listen to "Piss", Mouth Silence was an experience I will never forget, and when Piss came in, I knew that experience was about to end, an experience I would never get again

@AnimeHairSyndrome

Жыл бұрын

@@P0Pdart The Marilyn Manson joke doubles up when you realize "Ribs" is the only thing between "My Mouth" and "Get Happy" in the tracklist

@Jacob_Hingst

Жыл бұрын

Full house almost made it into mouth moods too

Bless this video; I love when people unabashedly share their thoughts about things that are enjoyable, but easily written off.

@themanicpineapple8772

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks yo :) That really means a lot. This video was super fun to make, and I'm really glad about the positive reception

I’ve had depression my entire life, but 2013 was the only time i wrote a suicide note. It contained Hurt. this is the first video i’ve watched that had this song since then, i’d always turn it off when it came on the radio. this was a good video to get through that, thanks

@themanicpineapple8772

Жыл бұрын

You are not alone. Always remember that

This is a fantastic analysis, and whether Neil intended for it to be this deep of not, the fact that people can draw this much out of it goes a long way to show that he's way more than just a master shitposter. I did hear an alternate take on the song that might be worth looking into, this time coming from the POV not of Johnny Cash, but of Rick Astley. Here's a guy who sang a fun, goofy love song that was supposed to make people happy, and now everyone hates him for it. Nobody remembers anything else Astley ever did, his proverbial 'empire of dirt' is a music career that is remembered only for a dorky song that makes everyone instantly angry.

@themanicpineapple8772

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah, I actually read that alternate interpretation in the comments of the uploaded version of the song. I think it's definitely a valid way of looking at it. I just find that the prior inclusion of Cash's work on the album, as well as the preceding Nine Inch Nails track makes it tough for me not to have a look at it from Cash's perspective instead. And thanks for the kind words regarding this video :) It was one of my favourites to make on this channel

Can’t believe it’s been a year since Mouth Dreams was released, such a good album.

surprised there aren’t more videos like this… all of the albums need much deeper analysis, there are references and deeper meanings so well hidden as to be completely overlooked until the 20th time listening, and absolutely undeniable once realized. for example I had never noticed the true gravity of T.I.M.E. when considered in the context of the AIDS crisis in retrospect…

@666FUC6KER666

Жыл бұрын

I am of the opinion that this thing he does - concealed within the easily dismissed concept of ‘mashup’ - it isn’t quite music, it isn’t exactly comedy, and it isn’t a mere synergy of the two. this is a new art form, totally unique and still in its infancy, with just one artist for now - but there will be hundreds to follow. I can’t quite put my finger on why it is so significant, but I know others can feel it too. that said, when I first discovered these albums I texted dozens of youtube links to friends and family and got a lot of concerned replies about whether I was ‘doing ok’ or ‘needed to talk to someone’

There was a reason why I cried during the mouth dreams song Johnny. It just felt like it was reflecting back on a promise that the singer truly believed in at the time it was said, but is being looked back at now after knowing the singer broke said promise and they regret it so many years later

@themanicpineapple8772

Жыл бұрын

Very well said. I hope this video struck a chord with you in some way

@benracer

Жыл бұрын

@@themanicpineapple8772 it did. It helped me shine light on part of why I was having that feeling while listening to the song

I think I was originally going to post an unfunny joke, but I'd rather just say in all honesty how professionally edited and well-made this video is. You analyze music with a lot of conviction and emotion, and this video should have far more views💜

@themanicpineapple8772

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks yo: this really made my day. I'm just trying to make vids that people enjoy, so I'm glad to have elicited such a strong response from my work. And don't worry: I don't... pine... for exorbitant amounts of views ;) There's an bad pineapple pun for ya just so one of us can say we made an unfunny joke

@jordyn-laurette_is_spicy

3 жыл бұрын

@@themanicpineapple8772 how dare you and your fruit jokes

Thank you for showing a serious perspective on two of Neil's mashups. I feel that most people listening to the Mouth saga are like "haha funny mix" and don't give Neil the credit he deserves

@studioprimitive

Жыл бұрын

I feel like a funny mix is mostly what Neil was going for.

@Not_Tails

Жыл бұрын

@@studioprimitive Neil does a lot of dumb stuff that _feels_ like it has some secret meaning to it, like just listen to any of his original songs

Not only did this video remind me how much I like the song, but I really love how you described the differences in perspective between the NIN and Cash versions of the song. I found it super interesting and I've gotta say that Neil's version is the most powerful rickroll I've heard, especially when framed with your context

Honest to god I never expected a serious analysis of a song with the lyrics "I shit my pants" but god this a great video.

@NormDeMoss

Жыл бұрын

I might be making a weird reach, but if you want another, MUCH more straightforward dramatic song that features a similar line, "Play It All Night Long" by Warren Zevon is one of my favorite songs (partly due, I'm sure, to being an Okie - give it a listen.)

Niel made Mouth Dreams while the pandemic started he started to make the mashups in 2019 and he had the Mouth Dreams (exito) song done back in 2016 but it was just Smash Mouth's All Star but the speed of the vocals is slowed down but the the pitch of it but the tempo. So he added Drowning by the Backstreet Boys the part that goes "Love me mouth to mouth, cover me with dreams" looping it without any breaks in the audio then added rain and the wooshing sound which it is a hidden Easter egg that is in Wingdings that translates to Do Not Trust Shrek and then the Wake Up part from System Of A Down's song Chop Suey, so the song is about going into a Backstreet Boy's concert in a dream and then it is invaded by All Star and all the Shrek memes until someone says wake up in your ear. Also the Johnny song is great because it puts the Johnny Cash's cover of Nine Inch Nails's Hurt and then the vocals of Never Gonna Give You Up by Rick Ashley then adding crowd boos and the a cheer in it.

@Cohaki

2 жыл бұрын

so true

@bacicinvatteneaca

2 жыл бұрын

Please use punctuation

Didn't actually know the context of Cash's drug abuse, thanks for making me appreciate his cover that much more

Neil is a genius. Imagine what would happen if he used his powers for evil instead of good? Wait, I think Elon Musk might be the evil version of Neil.

@24601InspectorJavert

Жыл бұрын

Nah dude, Neil has actual honest to god talent. Elon's only claim to fame is inheriting apartheid-era wealth.

@NormDeMoss

Жыл бұрын

Nah. Elon can't innovate shit. He just throws cash at things. Musky couldn't even begin to get to transformative parody or remix.

@joshc5613

Жыл бұрын

@@NormDeMoss if Elon got into music, even the worst soundcloud rappers would make fun of him

@theschnozzola8994

5 ай бұрын

​@@NormDeMoss neil makes Johnny and Elon throws Cash

I loved how you managed to make the bizzare mashup of background videos complement the things you were talking about. It was really beautiful and incredibly composed ✨💕

@themanicpineapple8772

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks a bunch, though I can't take credit for the implementation of the visuals. My talented editor and partner Serena handles the editing, and she's half the reason all of my videos look so nice. Even though I do give her some of the background footage o work with, many of the aesthetic choices are hers. I'm a very lucky dude :)

I admit Johnny is great, but I won't forgive Neil for having Nightmovin' as short as it is, having Get Happy be annoying on purpose, and for making me do a deep dive into the rabbit hole of Knight Rider.

@kevinwillems8720

2 жыл бұрын

I can't answer for the first and third, but Get Happy isn't just annoying. It's frightening. I've seen someone compare it to being brainwashed in musical form. It opens with a sample from a McDonald's kids cd slowed down to sound monstrous and threatening, a disembodied foice menacing saying he hopes you're happy. This is followed by a group singing, "Come on get Happy, we'll make you happy." Just those lines. Not the whole song, which is joyous and inviting, just that line. It's not an invitation, it's an order. But it's not acting threatening. It just is. It pretends to have your interests, while saying, "get Happy or else", all the while this artificial beat slowly forms around it. And the song that follows it is has lyrics about power and who gets it from Everybody Wants to Rule the World and Beautiful People, with the line, "Capitalism has made it this way, old fashioned fascism will take it away." Smack dab in the middle of it Get Happy is about emotional labor under Capitalism. It's about being forced to keep a smile no matter what you're faced with internally or externally, not with physical violence, but the violence inherent to capitalism, dying of starvation, thirst, and exposure because you need money to eat, drink, and have shelter.

@kevinwillems8720

2 жыл бұрын

So in other words, Get Happy is brilliant, actually.

I love this mashup, it’s a meme that hits deep, the tone and knowledge makes it all the more impactful, it reminds me of my own faults, failures, and lies to myself and others. It can be humbling in a weird sense, especially knowing I’m not at the end of the line quite yet, and the dark is not upon us yet, we have some time to do better.

this might be the most obscure subject matter i've ever seen someone make a 15-minute analysis about. also it helps that the analysis is really good and well presented! this deserves a bunch more views

@themanicpineapple8772

2 жыл бұрын

Many thanks :) Glad you enjoyed it mate

Another thing Johnny does to recontextualize music is much simpler. It divorces Astley's voice from the generic pop synths it's normally accompanied by, and by putting it together with a more subdued instrumental track, allows the listener to appreciate that Rick's got a beast of a singing voice.

When you watch a stellar video about Mouth Dreams... that's aaammoorreeeeeee ❤️

@themanicpineapple8772

3 жыл бұрын

Wheeeeeeen thaaaaaaaa Big Pizza Pie that's amore :)

@firstnamelastname25437

2 жыл бұрын

bells

@HobGungan

2 жыл бұрын

WhEn YoU'vE hAd ToO mUcH wInE

I was never a big Mouth Dreams fan. It felt...lacking compared to the others to me. But I checked it out a few days ago, and it is pretty strong. This video helped contextualise the Johnny Cash stuff for me, when I never would have understood it before, so thank you for that.

I love that you used "Yahoo" in the intro, the layered vocals are amazing and it's almost haunting to listen to, similar to "Woods" by Bon Iver

my brain is stupid so i read the title as “Neil Cicierega Ruined Chonny Jash, & That’s Ok” & it is

im sorry.. he gave mouth dreams a 4/10? hahahahahahahahahahahahahaha thats a good joke

Damn dude, another awesome video essay. Can't believe that I'm here before 1,000 subs, good luck!

Man, Neil Cicierega is a genius. Thank you for sharing this, probably my new favourite video

Amazing video. Bout to listen to the entire album again

@themanicpineapple8772

2 жыл бұрын

It's worth it honestly :) Glad you enjoyed the video

You are the first person to ever have me “LiKe, CoMmEnT, sUbScRibe, AnD HiT ThAt BeLl” within the first minute of watching Also like that mouth dreams is less MOUTH dreams and more CASH dreams

@themanicpineapple8772

2 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed the video so much! This was one of my favs to make. I hope to make many more like it (might have one coming out later in March ;))

You’re an absolute mad man for making this! Keep up the good work

@themanicpineapple8772

Жыл бұрын

Many thanks mate :) Hope you're having a good one

Phenomenal content as always! : D

@themanicpineapple8772

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Bizzell. Best of luck in Fire 2!

Phenomenal vid man you deserve so many more.subs!

your audio sounds great, but please get a pop guard. Im a new sub from this vid btw because this video is very well made

hey, I know I'm late but I've had another theory about "Just a Baby" from the same album and how it shows the story of naivety in those of higher social standing and the upholding of a standard is built on the hurt of others who don't conform to it. With him representing an upper-class citizen and his "mother" being a stand in for those in power and giving him the belief of purity with things such as "always be a baby, don't ever be a gun". With afterwards him infantilizing himself as his "mother" had, saying that he was just a baby when he shot that man and trying to push off the load of responsibility that comes with such. "baby prison" representing a lighter sentence than would otherwise be declared for his crime. "Trains" and "cars" in my reading, are a stand-in for people at large and often in the song those who are oppressed except in the lyric "my mother was a car" in which he begins to realize that those in power are no better than the rest, and further "my momma shot a man in Reno" he realized that those in power are doing so by force and by oppression. I know this isn't the best read, and this is my first time trying to verbalize these thoughts. I don't know enough about Johnny Cash to know if this is referencing something in his life or if I'm just flat wrong. I hope this wasn't as stupid as it feels after saying it out loud is all I mean

As a huge Mouth Dreams enthusiast, I would like to thank you for making this video, thus fueling my love for this album. Fantastic vid, had a great time watching it

@themanicpineapple8772

7 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it :)

Wow, what a cool analysis! I've never listened to the songs you mentioned, but I love Neil and your mixing, thoughts, and context will add a special layer of depth. I'm excited I found your channel!

This is a very informative and entertaining video that encouraged me to think deeply about something I never would have thought to. While I love both songs I’ve listened to the NIИ version a lot more. I never thought of the line “I will make you hurt” as about suicidal tendencies. To me, that line embodies this feeling of spite towards those around him. I’m about to get really pretentious so stop reading if that sort of thing bothers you. NIИ’s Hurt is a piece of the concept album The Downward Spiral (slight spoilers for the concept). Over the course of the album the narrator is hateful, abusive, and violent to the people around him, and in return he is hurt, mistreated, and abandoned. Hurt is the last track, occurring after the narrator has committed suicide, and acts as this strange posthumous account, of the protagonist looking back and reflecting on his life and his final descicion. In that light, “I will make you hurt” is a non-apology, a promise to hurt those who hurt him. Contrast that to the Cash version, which evokes this idea of an old man apologizing to all those he has hurt. These two viewpoints each work spectacularly with the last stanza “if I could start again a million miles away, I would keep myself, I would find away.” In NIИ’s case it means: if he got another shot, the protagonist would “keep himself”, by standing up for himself, by pushing through instead of ending it. In the Cash version it takes on this meaning of Cash promising that he would do better to those around him: not lose himself to drugs and abandon his loved ones. All that said, I loved the in-depth interpretation of Cash’s Hurt given in this video, I think it was very thought-out and well presented.

Do note that Johnny comes immediately after a track that features the Generic Movie Announcer Guy listing characters that are ostensibly from the Outsiders movie, such as Inspector Gadget and Bumblebee Tuna. This track finished with a single, thoughtful, Johnny.

Im very glad I got this into my recommended, I loved this video, thank you for making such an interesting review

@JigParm

2 жыл бұрын

Mis conocimientos de inglés:

@mazgenoart3861

2 жыл бұрын

@@JigParm soy ese

Neil is one of the only artists in the world that can make a mashup and actually give it some true meaning

Wow, this is a great video! Also, this video was recommended while I was watching a Lemon demon song called birdfucker

@themanicpineapple8772

2 жыл бұрын

Gonna have to be careful when Google searching that one :p Glad you liked the video

dude. this opened my eyes

@themanicpineapple8772

2 жыл бұрын

Helping people see the beauty in things has been the largest goal of my channel. I hope I made your world a bit brighter

Funny how a silly little mashup album caused such a a revelation

Handy hint: Johnny Cash ruined Johnny Cash, long before Neil Cicerega ruined Johnny Cash. With alcohol.

@goodmaro

Жыл бұрын

But also with age, just the passage of time. If you look at the time course of popularity of musicians, or just their careers generally, it's rare for them to even stay as popular as he did. Plus it's practically a cliche of musicians' lifestyles. A great New York Press writer whose name now slips my mind gave a generic description of dissolute and down-at-heel types you might see on the street, saying some would call them bums, while others would call them musicians. (Of course others might take them for journalists!)

mouth dreams was my intro to the mouth quadrilogy, and it's my favorite. i like the seriosness, and Cannibals is one of my favorite of his songs, period. The songs in this album just feel like they could be legitimately in movies. I just love them so much

His use of Never Gonna Give You Up in the mashup also brings with it an old familiar sting...

10:00 Smoothing over one layer of absurdism, my first interpretation of Baby was that the baby in question actually willfully took the blame for shooting a man in Reno to save his mother, even though, well, he's a baby. I, an uneducated listener missed the importance of Johnny at the time, but Baby made me feel something.

14:33 Not to mention, the lead-in song of Johnny, The Outsiders, builds up to Cash. Like each Johnny is someone else. Everyone is someone else. Outsiders.

i honestly thought this video would be talking about baby not johnny!

@themanicpineapple8772

2 жыл бұрын

That song is absolutely bawler :) It technically feeds into the vibe that Johnny is going for, but in a different way. Hope you enjoyed the video!

This is a great video, you should have more subscribers

I'm not sure if crown of thorns was a change made by Cash or just an alternate "safe for work" lyric for radio edits, as you have performances of Reznor using that line also.

@chrissyjo420

Жыл бұрын

regardless it still completely changes your interpretation of the line!

woah. i mean wooooooooooaaaaaahhhhhhh thankyou for making this i- hmmm [insert words to express how amazing this is and the effect it had on me] excellent video essay. :)

@themanicpineapple8772

2 жыл бұрын

What a beautiful poem you wrote for me ;) Thanks for the praise though, seriously. I'm just really happy this video has been appreciated by so many

Omg I was not expecting this why is this genuinely sad

Your plosives dude you gotta do something about that it was rocking my brain every time they came out of the headphones Edit: This video is beautiful, thank you. You're forgived for your sins.

You know how a lot of tracks in the follow-up Mouth albums have kind of sequels to previous tracks? "Johnny" has got to be that for "Tears in Chocolate Rain". They're both so strange sounding on the surface but are actually incredibly serious beneath.

@egon3705

3 ай бұрын

the difference between TiCR and the others (Johnny and T.I.M.E.) is that chocolate rain was always meant to be taken seriously

the fact that i got _none of this_ when i first listened to the album (and i listened through it all twice) makes me sad that I missed out on neil's genius... mostly because i didn't know much about johnny cash...

banger video needs more views

this video's background is an adhd trap

whoa Neil really is a genius

In order to see the inner workings of something, sometimes you gotta break it.

I was expecting this to be about the baby song on the same album.

I think NiN's Hurt means more. Johnny Cash's one is all about regret, but NiN's one feels like it's in pain, and the end where he goes "If I could go back again, I'll do it so much better" the song SCREAMS in a way that says "No you won't"

Great video!

@themanicpineapple8772

2 жыл бұрын

Tanks :)

great video

@themanicpineapple8772

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks yo ") Just wanted to do my man Neil proud.

Well done

Damn. I'm...crying???

@themanicpineapple8772

2 жыл бұрын

The most beautiful things can show up in the weirdest of places

I also want to add the needle from a record player. Cash knew he was immortal now in a sense and wanted to correct lingering views.

When I first heard this album, I didn't like it as much. It wasn't as... slapstick, I guess, as I was expecting. The more I listen to it, the more I appreciate it. That's the big difference I guess, I _enjoy_ the other Mouth albums, but I _appreciate_ this one. Even the jokey songs have some meaning to them, even if only in the undertones. There's a song literally called "Get Happy", whose lyrics mostly consist of 'come on, get happy!", but I can't help but get just-don't-be-sad-argument vibes from it, which is somehow the opposite of both the lyrical content _and_ the instrumental tone of the song. Power of context, I guess. The song Aammoorree could be about a funny guy mixing up his sentences, getting drunk, and saying all sorts of things (including "when you've had too much wine") are love, but it's also about a guy mixing up his sentences, getting drunk, and seemingly thinking that love is when you've had too much wine. Grasp gradually slipping away more as the song goes on. Compare that to Mouth Moods. The songs are absolutely fun and I enjoy them a lot and regularly, but... Maybe I'm just dense, but I don't feel any deeper meaning in Floor Corn, The Starting Line, _Bustin?_ Ok, maybe T.I.M.E. can be dug into if I really try. But with Mouth Dreams, it doesn't feel like digging. It feels like uncovering. But then, maybe I'm just interpreting dreams here.

❤️💜💙

I always approached the song from the other direction, from the angle of NGGYU being Rick's one and only megahit. Everyone's heard it, and everyone faux hates it. You go to his music just released and you'll see dozens of comments just repeating lines of NGGYU. He has nearly 40 years of experience and a cheesy love song from the beginning is all most people know of him. Everyone pretends they hate it, but its the one thing they love from him. Hes a star by being turned into a joke. An empire of dirt.

you sound eerily similar to someone i know and it’s kinda freaking me out

@themanicpineapple8772

Жыл бұрын

The person must be very attractive and amazing thank you ;3

People are always underestimating entertainment, thinking it lowbrow, just because they don't get it. I assume there's a shitload of stuff I don't get, because I keep getting surprised by what I do get. Then I try to help other people "get" stuff, and they don't believe me, saying it wasn't intended. All the work that goes into making things subtle obscures it from them, and then they sneer at it.

Is a good video

@themanicpineapple8772

Жыл бұрын

Is a good comment

Damn

@themanicpineapple8772

3 жыл бұрын

Based on your profile pic, I can see that you too are a man of high tastes

@Joe_____7

3 жыл бұрын

@@themanicpineapple8772 the flag in the backround is a stretched image of neil

@themanicpineapple8772

3 жыл бұрын

@@Joe_____7 Art

Whoa dude ...the similarities between "let you down" and the words "hurt" ...dude....this is the mashup, not of our generation. This is the mashup that defines music. Wow. Truly a tour de force in music journalism. Not at all cringey click bait. Thank you for your service.

@themanicpineapple8772

Жыл бұрын

Very comprehensive comment you've left me with here

This video fucking rocks

@themanicpineapple8772

2 жыл бұрын

You rock too :) Thanks a bunch

@FriskDrinksBrisk

9 ай бұрын

It really needs to leave the rocks alone. They aren't of age.

Okay so full ask, I need to ask. Do you think Yahoo has a connection to both it feeling like the funeral to Yahoo Answers despite coming a whole 8 months before it died and also with the fact that there is a pronunciation of God's name YHWH out that that pronounces it Yahoo? Perhaps giving it a sort of "God is dead and we killed him" kind of vibe to it?

@goodmaro

Жыл бұрын

I wouldn't dismiss that, but keep in mind that Yahoo's heyday was already well past by the time Mr. Cicierega used that.

@FriskDrinksBrisk

9 ай бұрын

Calm d own, Mario... Remember the princess. You can't save her with these intrusive thoughts.

= - D

Very cool video, here I just thought Niel was funny music man, when actually he is actually... Smart funny music man. Like a scheming jester, hiding his intellect and schemes with funny ha ha's

First I think

@themanicpineapple8772

3 жыл бұрын

Dang, I need to be faster next time. I couldn't even get bronze :(

@ventedbus4917

3 жыл бұрын

@@themanicpineapple8772 Hurt gives me chills man

I get it it's not that funny but I get it.

xd

This video made me hate johnny cash and I don't even know who he is really nice video by the way! :D

@jackdaw6095

Жыл бұрын

You’ve really missed the nuance here

I feel bad because a lot of effort goes into these videos. I think the issue is that the topics are not intriguing enough

Please, get a pop filter. I was so distracted by the constant pounding of the plosives. I wanted to watch this video, but the poor mic technique ruined it for me, and I stopped about 4 minutes in.

first vid It's good

I wish more people would analyze his mashups to this degree, I want to hear peoples takes on the meanings of the insanity