Wonderful!

Excellent cover. Nailed it!!!

Hi There love the video, i wonder if you can help? I am doing this song in a review and wondered where did you get the music for your version from, im having trouble finding it with the intro part. Many thanks in advance Phillx

I played this for my collage history teacher and the next day he had it playing while we were taking a test

1:48 the guy in the sombrero looks like dathi de Nogla 🤣

My 4 month old loves this video. It calms him down and makes him smile. This song is now forever stuck in my head.

Goofballs😂

Frigging stellar man hahaha

My favorite Al song!

Hecubus had a growth spurt! Sir Simon... grew a moustache? The tone is spot on...

This is the most underrated song ever.

i love how different covers handle the scotsman

Thanks for this Sean - really picked up our spirits :)

This song seems appropriate as well. It's the girls with me and my brother. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gJqZYaeCYs50aZo

Good stuff buddy. My daughters and I used to go to the open Mike night at the Gibson center and enjoyed your performances there. Hope you and yours are doing well.

Gilbert and Sullivan's spirits must surely pleased the Major General's song found a popular new life a century down the road. Well, maybe Gilbert. He had a sense of humor. Sir Arthur Sullivan probably is rolling in his grave. He had not so much a sense of humor. Adorable rendition! Even my middle school singers know the song <3

Go Sean! Sounds really good! I'd love to hear more.

Get your own shit dumb-asses!

Suspenders? Is this 1895?

Very very funny Mr. Derraugh!

good try great

THATS MY AUNT!! YA'LL ARE AMAZING!

Brilliant!!

Enjoyed that very much. Voice is perfect. Clever lyrics. Gold star Sean.

FIRST! i am interested in your proposal. I can give you 2 million for a 51% stake in the company. Youve got HEART and talent kid, you are somebody i can stand behind and work with to see this thing through.

I do not know why you had only 6 likes until I added my 7th. It's great, your rendition - the music is lovely and the clip - hilariously. I enjoyed it a lot, thank you : )

Awesome remake to a awesome song. Great job. Loved it. Thanks for the upload. Sorry to hear that no Mosquitoes were swatted during the making of this video.

His name is Evan button

omg ive heard like 7 of these lion sleeps tonight multitracks tonight. and not ONE single person noticed the bass part sings a weem a WAH(emphasis on wah like its yelled or something) while the rest of the parts sing a weem a way. KUDOS. sang this in choir and all the sheet music ive ever seen for this has it wrong lol. so everyone always sings it wrong. awesome attention to detail.

Arg! I was looking for something like this from the time you posted it! Good job, lads! Any more?

Neat!

Suck

you are one creative man

thank you

This was delightfully amusing xD

Hi Sean, you must be very funny and creative guy. This video is funny to watch :-)

Waaay too funny man!!!!! Nice tho

Wow, very creative!

Exactly - spot on comment.

Nice job dude the original is way funnier though because they talk over one another

It's Marty Feldman lol

"Are you quite sure?" "Quite." I think the other actor was Terry Jones.

Wow, that was awesome!!

where is the origional ?, there is just so many people doing re-enactments of this sketch >:(

Originally on the TV show in the 70's. John Cleese, Michael Palin. I think pretty much everyone who ever played dungeons & dragons or danced to Paradise by the Dashboard Light at their senior prom knows it word for word. The Contactural Obligational Album wrapped up a lot of their skits, with some new stuff. Another Monty Python record was my favorite, with Piranha Brothers and Still No Sign of Land on it.

Thats really awesome. It takes a LOT of courage to get up and sing in front of your school. Awesome singing!!

@SomeKidOnTheInternet dont want to sound like a jerk. but the reason you know it's him is because you can still here his voice in it. so basically he is good. but you can hear that he is trying

It was Peter Cook.

@abuckajaga I used Audacity to record all the parts, then lip-synched along to it and used Corel VideoStudio to put it all together.

Good job!