Pretty sure Godzilla's Nintendo line is also a reference to how Universal unsuccessfully sued Nintendo for copyright infringement over Donkey Kong.

@jchawkenspoet3099

2 ай бұрын

It's a double, but yes.

@anthonyferguson9282

2 ай бұрын

And that a Donkey is sometimes called an ass.

@JaggedBird

2 ай бұрын

It's a clever pun on all 3 counts tho I love wordplay sometimes

@Dcop2

2 ай бұрын

Universal lost that lawsuit. They weren’t successful

@chrismanning2888

2 ай бұрын

​​@Dcop2 he did say unsuccessfully sued in his comment

The Triplets line is a reference to the type of rap bars he was spitting... basically saying that he swings triple entaundras like Gidora swings his tripple heads.

@unknowngaming1432

2 ай бұрын

That, and it's in a triplet flow. That's why it's "faster." Which would make it's a 3 on 3 line. A bar with 3 different uses for triplet. Which is crazy

@machscga6238

2 ай бұрын

@unknowngaming1432 yes you are correct but it's not the easiest thing to describe because it's so crazy

@luzfire7523

2 ай бұрын

Not to mention that Tony, Thor and Kong would be three enemies

@Dissarae2469

2 ай бұрын

(I know I sound like a nerd but it's entendre.)

@user-df5dg8tf4w

2 күн бұрын

@@luzfire7523 damn didnt even realize that

ERB Patreon here. Yeah, when they were doing the Rodan model, I told NicePeter that the model didn’t really look like Rodan and that they had something too dragonlike. Pete agreed with me and I think this was his solution to that problem. Which is, hide it a little bit. If you look, his tail is lost below the sunset.

@Zequalsspace

Ай бұрын

COOL!

Jessie Smollet was fired from a TV show called "Empire" after faking the assault. Hence referencing him following the line "how did dropping off the Empire feel?" Also Death Row Records was one of the early hip hop labels, and they are where Snoop Dogg got his start. So that line has two references.

@troykearney9516

2 ай бұрын

According to the ERB WIki, the "as old as death row" reference is also due to a fact that in 1933 a man named Giuseppe Zangara was sentenced to death for attempting to assassinate President Franklin D. Roosevelt and had to be moved to a separate cell in the prison he was placed in, hence why it became known as death row. 1933 was of course the year the original King Kong movie was released as well.

This feels like watching directors commentary if the director hadn’t seen his own movie

@Frenchsmokeswide

2 ай бұрын

Jumpscare

@BrazilianMongoose

2 ай бұрын

AH ITS FRANCE

@Frenchsmokeswide

2 ай бұрын

@@BrazilianMongoose ggegegha

nemesis on his way to take a 15-20 minute concept and make it over an hour long

@AceOfPhanatic

2 ай бұрын

Lol I just wish he watch the whole thing first so all his first reactions to lines are together then picked the lines apart for 1 HR

@grunger07

2 ай бұрын

Agree

The Kong model used for the stop motion effects in 1933. Was completely coated in rabbit fur, as well "Turn Skull Island to Pompeii" is a reference to how in the comic issues Godzilla: Rage against Time. Gojira just is the cause for Pompeii. I'll come back to edit this comment when I can think of a funny joke

@jordanhunter3375

2 ай бұрын

FINALLY! SOMEONE EXPLAINS THE RABBIT FUR LINE!

The berry juice is a reference to the 1960’s Godzilla vs King Kong. The island’s inhabitants make the juice as a offering to Kong, he drinks the juice, and passes out cause the juice has a anesthetic effect

Kong saying “you didn’t get any cooler in the 90’s” as a reference to the ‘98 film and Godzilla just flipping it with the “destroy ya” line referencing the movie where he LITERALLY MELTED DOWN while being the single most powerful incarnation ever is sooooooo good.

@thomasparkedinvilliers.1314

2 ай бұрын

..sure

"From the depths of the sea" at the beginning of Goji's first verse is also a Snoop reference, hence Kong's rebuttal with his own Snoop references. Donkey Kong was indeed meant to be Bluto, but the line of Nintendo making an ass of King Kong goes deeper with Nintendo winning a court case over the naming of Donkey Kong being too similar, a case won if I'm not wrong by the very lawyer Kirby was named after.

@ectospassmta8493

2 ай бұрын

There was indeed a presidential assassination attempt in 1933 against Franklin Delano Roosevelt, and the assassin, Giuseppe Zagara, was put to death by electric chair. Bur capital punishment has been existent in the United States since the 1600's so I'm not sure I quite understand "as old as death row".

@ectospassmta8493

2 ай бұрын

"Bing bong, fuck your life" is a reference to the "Coney Island is crazy" videos, Coney Island is a part of New York city. In the video by far the most famous quote is "fuck ya life, bing bong!" And the finger flip does seem to be a direct reference to A*P*E from 1976.

@ectospassmta8493

2 ай бұрын

Eminem has the song Rap God, yeah, which is obviously part of the reference and at the time contained his fastest verse, although I believe some people have his guest verse in Tech9ne's Speedom faster. But Eminem's biggest hit in recent years in collaboration with Juice WRLD and Mike Tyson was a song called Godzilla, which contains his CURRENT fastest verse. So it's a reference to two songs

@ectospassmta8493

2 ай бұрын

It would be a cloaca technically, not a vagina, Godzilla still laid eggs if I recall

@ectospassmta8493

2 ай бұрын

The bridge in 2014 was the Golden Gate Bridge, a very popular setting of mayhem for disaster movies in general, especially around the time as I believe Godzilla 2014 was like right in the middle of the 2010's disaster movie boom.

Death row first entered the lexicon in 1894; Kong was being a bit hyperbolic, but his point stands. He's an OG, and Godzilla is young enough to be his kid.

@geekzone5685

2 ай бұрын

(King Kong acknowledges that Godzilla is quoting Snoop Dogg's "Who Am I (What's My Name?)" with his introductory line "From the depths of the sea." Death Row Records is the label that Snoop Dogg was formerly signed onto. The concept of death row itself, meanwhile, originated in 1933 when Giuseppe Zangara was sentenced to death for attempting to assassinate Franklin D. Roosevelt and had to be moved to a separate cell as a result; 1933 was also the year the first King Kong movie was released.)

I love how Nem genuinely sounded offended that Godzilla brought up Pacific Rim 2 lmao

@MinecraftWorld1954

2 ай бұрын

I mean... can you blame him?

@agrizzlybearwithinternet6090

2 ай бұрын

There is no Pacific Rim 2.

@benjimiguel17

2 ай бұрын

atlantic rim

@themyth1877

2 ай бұрын

​@@benjimiguel17 We have Pacific Rim at home.

@ELmayberry

2 ай бұрын

​@agrizzlybearwithinternet6090 it never exposed l existed 😅😂😂

Not sure about this one, but it's possible that the "turn Skull Island into Pompeii" might be a reference to the IDW's comic "Godzilla: Rage Across Time" where Godzilla actually was the cause of the Mount Vesuvius eruption. At least that's what came to mind when I first heard this.

(The original stop-motion model for King Kong in his 1933 debut included rabbit fur. Godzilla is stating he will set Kong aflame, likely with his atomic breath, like flambé, a name for food that is set on fire as part of the cooking process.)

Honestly, the 98 movie is what introduced me to Godzilla so I have a soft spot for it. It was Japanese composer Akira Ifukube who had the idea to use a musical instrument to create the shriek we all know. "It was actually a double bass, using a leather glove coated in pine-tar resin to create friction," Aadahl says. "They'd rub it against the string of the double bass to create that sound." The 98 Godzilla reproduced through parthenogenesis.

I love it when people who are huge fans of a certain genre react to videos on their channels that they typically wouldn’t make a video on. An hour reaction to a 2-3 minute video just talking about nerd crap and trying to make connections was great to watch. This particularly provided me with knowledge a very much so lacked on monsterverse films.

the kong getting conquered is also a reference to being called king kong as in a king getting conquered

@BeautifulEarthJa

2 ай бұрын

and 'kong' the dog chew toy

Yeah, what I love about ERB is that they pack SO MUCH content and references with the punches, so if you're a fan of an specific character or historical figure, they sneak layers and layers of disrespect on a single line. XD

@AmericaChavez17

2 ай бұрын

depends on the video. Gandalf vs Dumbledore is just Gandalf calling Dumbledore gay and Doc Brown vs Doctor Who got literally no research with half the lines being dick jokes

@SpiderJAAM

2 ай бұрын

@@AmericaChavez17 Yeah but must of their videos, like a good 80% - 90% they pack punches with clever references and a ton of details. Specially now, they've been getting better and better.

@TheDJBallonz

2 ай бұрын

@@AmericaChavez1780% is a stretch. I’ll say about 65% of the time. There are other rap battle channels with greater quality in their writing and stuff.

@AmericaChavez17

2 ай бұрын

@@SpiderJAAM not really. Many of videos clearly shows who they favoured the most. Batman vs Sherlock Holmes have them written weak lines for Batman, Wonder Woman vs Stevie Wonders, none of Wonder Woman’s are disses. Don’t even bring up Bruce Banner vs Bruce Jenner, their worst rap battle since Adam vs Eve

@SpiderJAAM

2 ай бұрын

@@AmericaChavez17 Ok first of all, Wonder Woman had disses "You bit your style from Ray Charles", "Your videos raise some visual questions", "9 different kids 5 different mothers"... Yeah Stevie was better, but is not like Wonder Woman didn't do anything. Second of all, you're so nitpicky with the battles you're mentioning. What about this ones? "Pennywise Vs. Joker", "Western Vs Eastern Philosophers", "John Wick Vs. John McCain Vs. John Rambo", "Adolf vs Vader 1-3", "Stalin Vs. Rasputin", "Indiana Jones Vs. Lara Croft", "Ivan The Terrible Vs. Alexander The Great", "Gordon Ramsay Vs. Julia Child", "Steve Jobs Vs. Bill Gates", this battle, etc... They're pretty consistent, yeah they many times have way more fun writing the punchlines of certain characters, making it one sided like in "Cleopatra Vs. Marilyn Monroe" or in "Clint Eastwood Vs. Bruce Lee" but still, their videos are consistently entertaining and it always takes huge amounts of hours doing research on the characters for the writing, make up, set design, etc...

Btw the snoop dogg line is because in the 90s snoop dogg was signed to a record label called "death row records" and "rap godzilla" is double reference to eminem, as eminem made both "rap god" but also a track called "godzilla"

Unrelated, but I've always thought that a Mortal Kombat style fighting game but with Kaijus as the characters would be dope asf.

A few things I'd like to mention: 1. You missed the stealth reference with the Jussie Smollett line. Remember, it's the follow up to "How did dropping off the Empire feel". Jussie was well known because of his being the main star in the TV show "Empire", and after it was revealed that he faked the whole hate crime attack thing, Fox fired him and his career was ruined, so he got dropped off of Empire. 2. The Nintendo line wasn't just a pun about Donkey Kong and Donkey meaning ass. When Nintendo made Donkey Kong, Universal sued them because of the name and thinking that it infringed on King Kong's copyright. But Nintendo hired a lawyer who said in court "Well actually, Universal never actually registered the copyright for King Kong, so it's technically Public Domain, therefor Nintendo isn't in the wrong here." Also, fun fact, that lawyer was named "John Kirby" and was the namesake for the pink puffball himself. 3. I love how sometimes ERB and Death Battle point out the same thing, considering in Godzilla vs. Gamera, Boomstick calls Godzilla "Ass-for-brains". 4. Another little stealth pun. "You ain't even the bombest monster from the *sea G* ". CG. As in the CG that Godzilla's been animated in CG since it started becoming prominent, as well as the entire rap battle being in CG 5. The gesture when Kong says "Bing Bong fuck your life!" he's actually saying "Fuck you" twice to Godzilla. The placement of his arms is the Italian-American gesture for saying "Fuck you" to someone, and New York's famous for having a lot of Italian-American descendants in it 6. The thing about "They left your nuts on the cutting room floor" is also pointing out that, when Godzilla DID first come over to the west, the script editing removed any and all mention of nuclear war. Since Gojira was a metaphor for how what we Americans did to Japan by dropping the bomb on them twice, and it was the first time any form of Japanese media mentioned the nukes since they had been dropped, America didn't want people to be afraid of that (mainly because the MPAA is weird and would've probably thrown a fit), so they just made him a mindless rampaging monster. 7. Can I just say that even though Godzilla won the rap battle, Kong's second verse kicked ass and was probably the best part of the entire rap battle 8. The bridge you're thinking about is the Golden Gate Bridge in the 2014 Godzilla film, it's a major American landmark located in San Francisco, California. Also, from what I've discovered, a Double Bass was used for the original roar for Godzilla. 9. Actually, from what I've researched, Godzilla didn't do a haiku, he did something called a "Senryu". Apparently, according to genius, Haikus have to be about nature itself and are usually positive, whereas Senryu are more cynical and hateful in nature. Although Godzilla IS a force of nature, so that might be why he specifically calls it a haiku. 10. 8 Films. Ishiro Honda directed 8 films in the Godzilla franchise from its conception all the way up to 1975. 11. You skipped over the "Victory Dance" line that references the silly jumping victory dance from Invasion of Astro Monster that he does after being Ghidorah. 12. Also the Apex line is a reference to how Apex was the company that sent Kong after Godzilla, AND they're the ones that make Mechagodzilla in the 2021 Godzilla vs. Kong film.

@ShadowDemon_4

2 ай бұрын

Knowledge!

@Skeleton7407

2 ай бұрын

You made those words as long as the video.

@zachstarattack7320

2 ай бұрын

niiiice

knowing from the character tier list video that godzilla and kaiju in general mean a lot to you, this was actually rather exciting to see pop up. I am very happy you deconstructed this one!

There comes a point where the only reactions to a battle I’ll watch is if the reactor considers themselves an expert in the source material. So thanks for uploading.

Just stopping by to say thank you, it's a real change for me, a break from the hip hop reactors community I'm used to. By extensively knowing the universe, you actually lifted quite a few of my interrogations nobody was clearly able to. I'll have to watch a full retrospective of Godzilla (especially after Minus One box office hit I still haven't seen yet) and Kong movies, one franchise after the other, my ignorance of the subject is close to absolute.

48:42 The "swinging digits in triplets like Ghidorah", while obviously a reference to Ghidorah being three-headed, is also one of my favourite lines in the battle for another reason. It's not super deep but Godzilla is actually rapping in triplets in that line, or 3 notes in the space of 2. Not great at explaining stuff, even when i know what i'm talking about, which is rare, but basically imagine a single beat in music, a triplet would be 3 evenly spaced notes played in that single beat if that makes sense. So it's a double reference to both Ghidorah and the actual manner of how he's rapping the line itself.

"You ain't a rap Godzilla, more like prey to me" can also be read as "You ain't a rap god, Zilla, more like 'pray to me' " 1. References Eminem's Rap God (as you mentioned) 2. Equating Godzilla to "Zilla", reference to the '98 film which he also references in the very next line 3. Godzilla should pray to him, as he IS a (rap) god unlike Godzilla. Mostly just posting this comment because you didn't mention 2 and I thought that was a pretty solid roast.

This battle moves like the Donkey Kong Country Cartoon.

@HB-fq9nn

2 ай бұрын

Both used motion capture.

"Oh you shouldn't try to talk about the atom with the beast the beast from 20,000 fathoms couldn't fathom." That line was way too smooth, I loved it. That and the Pacific Rim 2 line is what gave Godzilla the win for me

Dude made a 4 minute rap battle into an hr long video and I loved every second of it

Thanks for these in depth explanations, super helpful. I love ERB but did not know enough about this subject to understand most of the references. This video was exactly what I needed!

One of my first thoughts when I first heard this was what you thought of this lol. Didn't expect a "reaction" for it! Good stuff!

Bruh your analyses are great but your genuine laughter reactions are infectious 😂

I think the "Hollywood chopped off your balls line" might have actually just been about the watered-down Americanized dub of the original 1955 Gojira, which removed pretty much any direct references to the bombings, since that could make America look bad, which is why right after he says "and then the 90's"... But also your explanation makes too much sense as well, so I dunno.

Just hearing your reaction is the best. When you pause the video because you're so stunned it is hilarious and the amount of facts you know about them are amazing.

King Kong's "O-2" line is my favorite of the whole battle. The word play is top tier.

I always love it when people who are experts and passionate over the characters in these rap battles react to them!

As soon as they mentioned the "ass brain" I knew they did some serious research.

This is my favorite reaction! Especially when its 1 hour long with my favorite rap battle and favorite death battle analyst!

Was not expecting this. A very pleasent surprise

i’m pretty sure the kong model is a unity store bigfoot model, it’s at least very similar to some I’ve seen

the Bigger than Bridges line is a reference to the 1978 King Kong remake you were talking about starring Jeff Bridges

@backdrop8469

2 ай бұрын

1976 but I didn't pick up on that reference to Jeff Bridges the first time!

21:42 the rko line is a reference to a company who made a lot of films back then. They're most well known nowadays for being mentioned in rocky horror picture show

One line i havent seen anyone mention yet is the "sea G"/CG, and its such a subtle but good bar

One thing you missed, Snoop is signed to Death Row Records, and one of Death Rows main competitors was Unique Records, formerly known as RKO. Which is why the line around 20:16 works real well for the music nerds. "We don't love them ToHos" is a reference to the rap duo Mobb Deep, who had a song called "We Don't Love Them Hoes." Mobb Deep was signed to, you guessed it, Unique Records.

Death Row is also a reference to Death Row Records who produced albums for 2Pac, Dre, Snoop and other infamous rappers of the 90's. RKO Pictures released the first Kong film in '33.

I remember thinking after watching it beforw the video was even a day old "man i bet this particular erb will bring in people who've never watched ERB via kaiju fandom" and lo and behold 😂

43:21 I’m pretty Sure that “Balls on the cutting room floor” reference goes Much Deeper, both in terms of How Americans Adapt Godzilla and How Much of his adaptations were always being replaced with other aspects. It could also be a Reference to the 1994 Godzilla movie that Never Got off the Ground due to Toho and Tristar trying to play cut costs!

New follower here- It's always super cool to see someone who's a specialist in the specific things that the ERB is doing the video on. I learned an insane amount of Kaiju lore from you, so thanks for that. Follow up question- you mentioned knowing about the animated Zilla series that followed the 98 movie. The general consensus, I think, has always been that the animated series far outdid the movie, but I'm curious to know what you think. Did you ever watch it, and if so, what are your thoughts about it?

That “Lizard of Thunder” might be a triple entendre. Godzilla was able to magnetize himself with lightening in Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla in order to defeat him. The original Godzilla vs. Kong had Kong have the ability to absorb lightening in order to have an advantage over Godzilla. The third one being that Godzilla did have a clash with the Avengers in Marvel comics. Him and Thor were having a power struggle with pushing a building and it seemed they were equal in strength.

The monster next to Mothra at the start isn't Rodan but a comic monster called Bagorah. The 3D model is readily available which is probably why they used it.

I truly think this is the best ERB yet

I love how you broke down Every. Single. Bar, and it caused the video to be over an hour long! Crazy!

Have you seen ERB James Bond vs Austin Powers? Because the casting and bars in it are amazing. It’s some really good fun, very creative and I recommend watching it.

I’m at the point where I love watching Nemesis not for the death battle content but as a creator. I enjoy him diving into and adding his personal knowledge into anything he enjoys, I watch him for him, death battle content is just a plus

This is the shit I'm subscribed for.

It's less that people are mad cause Bryan Cranston would have made a more interesting protagonist that people were mad about... tho he would have been, and more because if I remember he was Marketed as being such.

17:27 To my knowledge it was both. Godzilla VS Frankenstein and Kong VS Frankenstein were both planned. This was the era where Kong was more well known. So as a result they stole the rights to Kong and replaced Frankenstein with him for Godzilla. In the original script Frankenstein was gonna be powered by lightning. But even after replacing him with Kong… they didn’t take that out.

I knew it, I knew you were going talk about, but I thought it would be an off handed comment and a not a whole video. It's nice to see, I hope you enjoyed it.

I just started the video and can’t wait to see how he reacts to the Pacific Rim 2 diss

30:38 Iirc, Zilla was officially described as a monster that Americans "mistook for Godzilla" and is now legally Zilla (complete with a trademark on the name) after Toho bought the rights to him (just to have Godzilla kill him in Final Wars and then ensure he's never used again in another movie). So yeah, he's canonically Zilla and just an impostor Godzilla, or at least in Final Wars (which is technically more canon to begin with). In fact, in Final Wars Godzilla kills him _in_ New York (and I think he goes there in an older movie anyways, forgot which one but it also had monsters go all over Earth).

@paper9362

2 ай бұрын

He dies in Sydney Australia actually. Godzilla kills him by throwing him into the Sydney Oprah House and then hitting him with nuclear breath.

@backdrop8469

2 ай бұрын

GMK also makes reference to it in the first opening minutes.

Nice reaction to this rap battle

@charsonic1771

2 ай бұрын

I have also reacted to this rap battle

RKO is actually short for RKO Radio Pictures the original producer of the first King Kong Film. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RKO_Pictures

The balls on the cutting room floor referenced the original Gojira when Hollywood made the Americanized version with edits. I believe they removed his metaphor for the atomic bomb.

@zemorph42

2 ай бұрын

They also turned him into a mutant iguana.

@yedme666

2 ай бұрын

​@@zemorph42 Hes talking about american cut of original 54 movie

@zemorph42

2 ай бұрын

@@yedme666 I didn't even know about that. Where can I watch it?

@yedme666

2 ай бұрын

@@zemorph42 dont know where, but its called "godzilla, king of the monsters!", came out in 56 and stars Raymond Burr in new footage.

OH GOD NEMESIS TRANSFORMED INTO A VTUBER

@KingRock9717

Ай бұрын

He always has.

This was the best ERB

The cutting room floor line was about how the American release cut a lot of the references to it being a warning against nuclear weapons.

RKO was the movie studio that released King Kong in 1933 and was the primary rights holder until Producer Dino Dean Larentis got the film rights for the 1976 remake. In the 80s due to the lawsuit over Donkey Kong, a judge would award Universal Studios the majority of franchise rights to Kong with the creator Cooper family keeping certain rights and RKO keeping certain other rights.

The whole video is a reimagining of the 1962 and 2021 crossover films where Kong is recruited by human and transported to a faceoff with Godzilla.

RKO was a film Studio in on the early days, the first King Kong was an RKO production. Universal only got the Rights later on.

there is no way this man turned a 4 minute video into an hour long breakdown

RKO licensed the Kong rights to TOHO for King Kong vs Godzilla and King Kong Escapes (1967) But there was a massive falling out.

“Kong dies in almost every film “ well yea each time that happens it’s a remake of the og Kong story . He wasn’t meant to become a beat ‘em up monster originally

It was close but "my voice cuts deep like I'm rubbing on a double bass" gave it to Godzilla in my personal opinion and then my guy dropped a damn Haiku

what i learned about the battle from this video is that godzilla had lines that were more flashy while kong had lines that were more thought out and clever

i looked up the A*P*E movie you were talking about, kong is doing the same "hand on arm" middle finger gesture as the one from that movie so it's likely intentional

26:13 I don't think anyone actually saw the giant or colossal squids back then(they live in the deeps and rarely, if ever, come to the surface); they saw the battle scars on the whales that hunt the squid, and speculated about what kind of sea monster left such marks. It was this century when human eyes saw a live specimen, I think, and that was through a deep sea camera.

@mitchellskene8176

2 ай бұрын

Giant Squid will sometimes come to the surface, so it's likely they'd have been encountered. Not so sure about Colossal Squid, I've never heard any stories of them being sighted near the surface.

Godzilla went full knowledge attacks with his 2 brains to be clever and skillfull. King Kong however is a primate who knows how to attack the deep parts instantly with fast quips with personal attacks.

This rap battle was one of the mist savage things ive seen. Personally i thought Godzilla had this one. He was aiming for Kong's throat the whole time and throwing Haymakers with those lines. You cant beat that Jessie Smollett line and the kaiju haiku and that pacific rim 2 analogy. Kong while i love and respect his bars. They cut damn deep, he really needed to stay on the offensive. He was like trying to parry G's blows and shank him with the boxcutter a few times with those punchlines. But the few he had- CUT DEEP! I give it to Godzilla

If they couldn't muster a Rodan model of the sillohette, they should have just used a Pterodactyl or Pterosaur would have been closer

31:14 not only was I not expecting this shot in general, I wasn't expecting Nemesis to comment so positively on it.

36:39 Also worth mentioning is that he's the Kaiju protagonist in a literal Godzilla kids' movie where a human boy imagines him. (And talks, like Barney no less.)

(King Kong fights a T. Rex (called Meat-Eater) in his 1933 film, and a giant snake in both King Kong Escapes and the 1976 remake of his original film.)

I also want to recommend watching some other rap battles and reacting to them. I think this ideas would be a great sub series to put on this channel, and give more screen time for your persona.

20:30 Godzilla's first line, "From the depths of the sea", was also a Snoop Dog song title, and Death Row was his first studio label contract 47:41 What Ive heard, Jeff Bridges was a actor in the 90's and 2000's Godzilla films Edit: 48:20 nevermind, you got it

God I miss Rampage. World tour was amazing.

New subscriber 😊

Little known fact, but this video was actually Nem's audition to be an English teacher.

This is super late and I don't see it but the "Baddest Monster from the Sea, G" Line of godzilla is also talking about CG animation.

"Animated rabbit fur flambé" the original King Kong was a stop-motion puppet made of rabbit fur Also fun context i haven't heard anyone bring up with Kong's 'Here's your sign' line, while being a flex that Kong can learn sign language, is also to my knowledge a direct reference to the trademark bit of American comedian Bill Engvall. In those bits, he will reminesce on an outwardly stupid person/situation he encountered, and end it by giving them 'their sign', which says 'I'm stupid' as a warning to other people

Godzilla mention of Thor and Iron Man is a reference to that time marvel was making Godzilla comics., pretty shure

bro turnred a 4 minute video into a 1 hour one 💀

Turned 4 minutes into an hour, but great video lol

Yes, every ERB is standardly three rounds Minor exceptions are Rasputin vs. Stalin, George Carlin vs. Richard Pryor, and Steven Spielberg vs. Alfred Hitchcock, where they had surprise guest characters step in, and it becomes a giant group roast Edit: Correction, Thanos vs. J. Robert Oppenheimer was two rounds

@ShadowDemon_4

2 ай бұрын

I'm pretty sure there's more like Artists vs TMNT.

Godzilla and Rap God are two of Emenem's fastest raps.

"Hey guys, Nemesis Bloodryche here to explain the joke"

The Rodan to me looks like a normal dragon

The Kong remake was in 1976

Remember in the 2021 matchup Godzilla floored Kong with a slap from his 3 digit hand after taking a haymaker to the face on the aircraft carrier

the honda bar kong was saying is a reference to a honda add godzilla was in around 2014

Cant belive a 3 minute video was reacted to over an hour 💀

@sarahingram7211

Ай бұрын

Still good reaction