I approve, would also welcome a harder kicking more rocking guitar oriented rift up punkish version

Jenny has standards.

Man, I bet you go around just making people smile! Love it!

Jenny the next day, "Oh wait, wait, wait, I remember now. I had a little too much to drink, and wrote my number on the wall. Damn!"

my new favorite video, just put it on a loop and let it goooo.........

Needed this today~Gen X

This is awesome, and beautiful! Wow! :)

Love it!

Awesome!!!

Actually, I rather imagined that, in the style of MAD magazine, when you called the number you got a big burly 250 pound truck driver instead of Jenny.

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I like the idea of a response . . . I hate the actual effort . . . or lack of. Write something original, don't just reuse the old tune. And a better singer wouldn't hurt either. Though, I do like that Richard Simmons is playing the drums. Perfect example of how to do it . . . Neil Young wrote Southern Man. Lynyrd Skynyrd put a response in Sweet Home Alabama. It's a fun part of music history. Your effort just relegates you to the forgotten.

I was expecting something funny, maybe a little sassy, but this is ear poison. Woke bullshit.

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How do we know Jenny didn't put her number out there herself? The conceit is that some prostitutes (or their pimps) write their numbers in men's restrooms in order to procure customers. Then, some passive/aggressive men (or other women) do the same in order to harass their former lovers or the women who spurned them. There is no legitimate reason for a man to advertise the beneficial company of a woman they actually like.

Concept, 10 Execution, 4

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If I want to hear an ageing, tone deaf, woke cover of this classic with a bearded bun-boy playing guitar I will wait for the weird Al Yankovich version. Pass.

Stupid and unnecessary.

I like it alot

Jenny, every time I go to a store where I don't have a membership, I use your number for the discounts. I hope you don't mind.

I remember calling the number in the 2 (then) area codes in Central Illinois back in the day, I was a dumb kid in the '80s and one of them rang a police chief at home. I think it was 217 in Springfield, but alcohol WAS involved...

,...the ' Bass Player ' ,..( must ) be... " ENGLISH ",...he didn't wash his hands after using the toilet....😅😅😊

Trust me, nobody wants a piece of that if you did show up from someone calling you.

Clever song. i like it. Strangely enough, 42 years later, it seems that it is women messaging and trying to hit up people and friend request strangers... not men. Obviously not for love, but for resources, likes, and subs.

Did the gentleman, who exited the stall at the start of the video, wash his hands? Great video and song! Happy New Year 2025.

Love it, great tune, funny and a serious response. I felt bad for people who had that phone number.

This was beautiful. Thank you for sharing! And so it is.

this is so poorly written

That song was a serious problem that needed top be addressed! Down with the patriarchy and toxic masculinity!!!

My favorite song of the band is "Cheap Date".

Thanks for the backstory Jenny . I always get a kick out of how nervous and “normal” people are that perform publicly . Rest assured that you did a great job in both videos . And , thank you for that .

Jenny , Jenny ! I finally figured it out ! You look like Susan Sarandon’s twin sister . Which is to say I think you’re beautiful ! 😻

Great response and a long time a comin...So I wonder if that was the real Jenny from that infamous song or a singer that is indirectly empowering the OG Jenny? Either way, that was brilliant! Though I loved the song, I felt so bad for not only Jenny who probably got a lot of calls from horny males, but for all the other people who were unfortunate to have had that number since there wasn't an area code in the song. I read that the phone company finally took that phone number out of service and issue new numbers to all who were affected. Thanks Tommy Tutone, Not! Anyway, good job Jenny, absolutely brilliant!

Sorry this sucks. Especially the rap. Nice try but swing and a miss.

So I just watched the original video and after it finished, I scrolled down to find another video to watch and saw this one. I thought yeah got to check that out. It did not disappoint. Well done. I think it would have been a great response video even in the 80s. I was 10 in '81 and lived on MTV videos. I'd guess as more people watch or re-watch the original they'll find yours as I did. Congrats. :)

It's neat to hear the "Other Side"! (Oh, you look fantastic!)

Awesome!

Good job Jenny! I have waited decades to hear from you!!

Wow ! While I never have and never would call a number written on the wall , if I had known how hot you are Jenny , I might have broken my own rule ! Great video guys ! I’ve been singing that song since it came out , now I have the second verse . Maybe if I leave my number on ……….. never mind .

Why is this strangely awesome?!

This is absolutely brilliant.

This has been a long time coming and it was worth the freakin' wait!

When my wife and I met in 1985; me from Atlanta; she from Brussels, my best mixtape (remember those?) had "Jenny" leading it off; hers had Kim Wilde's "26580". All the numbers must have meant something - it's all worked out since then. Yesterday I forwarded this link to our kids, "finally - an answer!".

Oh my gawd! This is absolutely brilliant and so wicked bad @ss. And let's not forget the impeccable timing, with misogyny is trying to take over this country. How very Gen X & without being cringe

Thank you! Class of '81!

I remember loving Jenny 867-5309 when it came out. This is a very fitting response and well worth the wait. Rock on Jenny!

Thanks for your side...great job.

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Looks like Angel really did say no. (rimshot)