2:39 Or 2x90=180 2x8= 16 180+16= 196

I lived in a hi-rise apartment from 1996 to 2014 and was homeschooled from 2004-2018. One of my favorite childhood memories was playing the computer game Math Rock, which featured the songs from Multiplication Rock. That was how I learned about this song and many others in the Multiplication Rock series. Just hearing it again brings back so many memories! May Bob Dorough rest in heavenly peace!

holy s### I haven't seen this since 3rd grade. all I remembered of it was "40 days and 40 nights"

This song is why 8 was always my favorite number. It’s moody and contemplative in a way the other number songs just aren’t.

this terrified me as a child

I love Noah’s Ark from the Bible stories

Certified bop

Pyramid Points

2:53 The sound of the Subways tire screech in this use to scare me. But now not so much anymore.

1:45 Animals

Getting Tim Burton/Danny Elfman vibes...

Love it❤

This song makes me cry 😢 beautiful

omg i love beach house

Since this originally came out in 1973, that $54 would be $383.47 in today’s money. That is an expensive tab!

I had to take a break from the politics in 2024. This soothes my nerves somehow. Lol!

Deep equation of life.

HERE IN 2024 🥹💚

The African king is a modern-day Mansa Musa I.

Awesome

I got Six...that's all there is...

This "roller derby" was as PHONY as "wrestling" is. Just entertainment, but PHONY and scripted.

She never had a lot of talent or skate muscle, so she had to come up with something. Her gimmick was a wild look and being nasty.

If they have an mix 😮

I wonder if the creators of all these films realize that they'd help millions of kids with their math, grammar, and civics lessons. I know they all helped me. Also amazed I know the words to almost all of these.

The symbol for "dec" always bothered me, because you'd have to lift your pencil to write the second part

Sounds like rock based music.

I remember every one of these, and I can still sing them word for word. This particular one had the best progression and jazz sound. In my opinion, that is.

Thumbs up if his vocals reminds you of Jamiroquai

Doe is ten

I am a 90's kid so I had these on VHS. Watching these helped me with school by ingraining it into my subconscious as I would watch them right before bed.

I bet this song will get School House Rock "banned" because of the anti-CRT mania!

I love love love the "stumble-stagger" on the 1st bar of this song, then the RECOVER! (It "sounds" like a "glitch", but I think it was accidentally intentional. Y'know, to F w our minds here in the future!) B cause, I distinctly remember it from when I was a kid on Saturday mornings back in the 70's! Also, I just GOTTA cover this song sometime soon! (I already did '3 Is a Magic Number')

Queen Ann!

1:21 that reminds me of the tootsie pop lollipop

Schoolhouse Rock looks like a spin-off of Sesame Street. Maybe the same animators provided sketches for both t.v. shows.

Amazes me how these tunes are so perfectly ingrained in the recesses of the mind ... was a little kid, when these came out ... saw them along with the Saturday-morning cartoons ...

More Schoolhouse Rock

I Like Schoolhouse Rock

I learned so much from Schoolhouse Rock!

Whoahhhhhhh nelly, the background singers gots some sexxxxxxy voices! dayyyyyumn!

1:15 Going to the candy store. I'll take six of these and six of those, and six of them, and six of the other, and also six of the red, six of the white, and six of the blue. I'm putting it in one bag,That's 42.

I love watching😍😍 Schoolhouse Rock ! I watch this when , I was 7 years old 😉😁😁😊😊

These were the times when the schools were trying to introduce the base system in the math lessons.

Absolutely my favorite Schoolhouse Rock song and the "Throwin' down jacks" transition is one of my all-time faves in any song. I remember just randomly catching SHR during '70s Saturday morning cartoons on ABC and, man, if you were watching another channel, flipped over and saw that you'd missed SHR on ABC, it was a bitter pill and you had no idea when your favorite SHR would pop up again. Back in the day, when you missed TV shows, movies, whatever, that was it. You might catch a rerun in summertime but when they were gone, you had to wait it out and hope you were luckier next time. Good times.

My 'SIX' siblings & I grew up LOVING Schoolhouse Rock. We SO looked forward to them on Sat. mornings. My youngest son loves them today! SCHOOLHOUSE ROCK ~ TIMELESS.🙏♥️🇺🇸✌

Imagine if we got a remastered version of the School House Rock Videos. Updated audio takes, more budget for animation. Damn that sounds great

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F in the Chat for those 9 Hungry Men

42 barrels of oil n spice