Barenaked Ladies - Pinch Me (Official Music Video) | Warner Vault

[@davestauber3541]

"Please, God, tell me that I'm still asleep." That line is just soul crushing. Beautiful lyrics.

[@the_echoYT]

The highlight for me is "try to scream but it only comes out as a yawn"

[@marsyasthesatyr]

"I Just made you say underwear" 😥

[@MrWillHughes]

It makes the song for me!😩

[@maureenrosol-short2392]

So begins my day...

[@SCARLEMSCARS]

You beat your dick off to them or something? Lol.

[@primeholyassasin20]

I like how this song is deceptively upbeat while covering the subject of depression. It reflects the irony of feeling down and out of place in society, but having to pretend everything’s ok at the same time.

[@jbx1967]

👍🏻😆👍🏻

[@JamesCaveman94]

Being Canadian in a nut shell. BNL is Canada's musical voice, as Men at Work is to the aussies :)

[@colbymarsh2074]

Also shows how being depressed can bring about meaning in one’s life

[@marktulo]

And all many of the listeners can hear is the underwear joke.

[@shrinwrap]

Pretty much on par for BNL.

[@robertpearson8798]

“I just made you say underwear”, one of the great lines in pop music.

[@TheLarryBrown]

That was really a gutsy lyric, but I agree it worked great. I tried it on my wife and she didn't fall for it. She just replied with one of my oft used lines: "I have no idea what you're talking about."

[@LC-ht7sg]

Just a joke from childhood. Good he used it but not one of the great lines in music.

[@TheLarryBrown]

@@LC-ht7sg It's not just the line, but also how well it works in the context of the song and the BNL personae. It was really gutsy to put such a trite, juvenile, corny line into a song destined for the top 40. In Beatles parlance it was "cheeky." When you hear the line you admire the courage of the song writer and it also fits with the image of the BNL as a borderline novelty act. The fact that the song made it to the top 40 only solidifies your admiration. On top of that, the line works well with the footloose and fancy free world the rest of the lyric has built. All of that combines to make it a great line, in addition to the funny, whimsical face value. An analogy would be Andy Warhol making a high profile work of art out of soup cans. The soup can itself has limited value, but when placed in the context of Andy's ouvre and placed in an art show, it becomes something more, and made Andy a star.

[@garyharbourne9798]

@@TheLarryBrown mo

[@joshstover1715]

The one right after it hits hard with ppl ive lost

[@bobbibaker4685]

One of the greatest songs ever written about depression.

[@saulthechicanootaku]

And the music video reflects on the song's tone well as it's a happy-sounding song with sad lyrics and the video has a sad restaurant worker in a goofy environment where everyone is dressed like Steve from Blue's Clues and are all dancing like idiots

[@mitchellbrown9722]

It’s good but not the best look up my immortal evenessance

[@nickharharharh2515]

Or maybe it's about apathy. The guy working the restaurant hates his life, all the customers are dressed in prisoner outfits, everyone's just fucked and trying to figure out what the point is.

[@mitchellbrown9722]

@@nickharharharh2515 Apathy and depression go hand-in-hand

[@Vanfools]

I thought it was about burgers and fries

[@ToyCarCrash]

Barenaked ladies songs always transport my brain to the late 90’s/early 00’s. What I would do to actually go back..

[@ke1vin]

These guys and Sugar Ray

[@Leeshabunn]

I’d do anything to go back to the 90s and early 2000s. It would be like a breath of fresh air

[@99jarjarbinks]

I just want to go back as well. Hate the present and I have no hope for the future.

[@coyotelong4349]

Yep, Barenaked Ladies, Sugar Ray, Smashmouth, Alien Ant Farm instantly transport me to the late 90s/early 2000s

[@coyotelong4349]

@@99jarjarbinks Geez, that’s dark. Seek some help, friend

[@lukecwolf]

I listened to this song a lot as a kid, a time when i was comparatively happy and knew this as a good tune. This hits very differently as an adult with crippling depression.

[@whatevermate3]

I know what you mean !! you will get through this brah .... nothing lasts forever, even cold November rain

[@grace.c_t]

Same!

[@mikewhite6526]

I could hide out under there! ;)

[@antonboludo8886]

There you go.

[@nicolasartoglou5155]

Great tune love it you’re so right

[@jovan3546]

Very underrated band. Took me a while to really appreciate these guys. 🇨🇦

[@thetarotgarden1001]

Very much agreee with this comment

[@chrislacke5188]

Agree on the very underrated comment. I was hooked when I heard Gordon.

[@cotdd]

highly skilled musicians

[@jessecastro7523]

4 Days ago on October 9th, 2019 I lost my son Jordan. I do not know if he liked this song or even knew it. This morning I woke with this song in my head. Jordan was a good kid and caring young man. My pain, hurt is at the level I’ve never felt before. Rest In Peace my son. Daddy misses you.

[@bootsthecat0583]

I’m so sorry

[@anitaglover1132]

Jesse Castro my heart is with you this song got me through the pain of losing my parents.

[@rosinanx]

I wish you the best of luck man

[@Tommyhedland]

RIP

[@duckystudios2564]

My name is Jordan and I lost my brother Jesse a couple years ago

[@ifyahadone]

I'm 38 years old and this song will never fail to take me back to when I was much younger and just make me feel good

[@sonicjet7759]

So your talking about the year 2000😊

[@bevmoore4180]

Great song

[@TheDrinkyDude]

Ditto

[@benalosious]

Same age 😎✌️

[@JesusLizarragaJr]

Same age 😅

[@muiscnight]

I love how in 90s/early 2000s music videos they all party at the end, its like they knew they were in the good times.

[@blakewilkinson8804]

musicnight even when the song's about crippling depression

[@JGProductions6581]

Well they are pretty creative about it. !

[@joandelrosario1465]

👍👏👍

[@Ricktjames]

Not really.

[@elijahfranklin6074]

This is the most cheerful song about depression ever. Or maybe ennui.

[@JGProductions6581]

Inside Out reference

[@Bubbleeyyz]

Ennui from inside out?

[@larrythelionmusic]

Y'all. The characters in Inside Out are just named after different emotions. So Ennui is not a movie character, but an emotion. Not sure how saying the word "ennui" is directly a reference to that movie, nor do I understand how multiple people had such a misconception lol.

[@SparcMac]

its colder than it looks outside

[@jelly1789]

Sure is Tim

[@lifeisactuallyveryboring.7771]

Deep.

[@feral7094]

Canadians know how that is haha

[@lifeisactuallyveryboring.7771]

@@feral7094 Fuckin right I live in New Brunswick, Canada and it's cold as fuck in the winter time.

[@b6en]

As a Minnesotan, I get that snarky Canadian humor too.

[@FinalFirebrand]

Yay for happy-sounding songs about crippling depression!

[@ks0136]

+FinalFirebrand Don't forget about the overwhelming apathy.

[@charliechan6892]

I think it's more about people being complacent, not depressed lol, though that may be involved.

[@deathstrike4995]

+FinalFirebrand I liked you from the moment I saw your profile pic

[@joelmorris214]

I have crippling depression! I have osteoporosis!

[@ChillFrost]

I KNOW... THIS IS MY LIFETIME SOUNDTRACK.

[@TDTam11]

I can literally taste Autumn 2000 when i hear this song.......Amazing times!!!

[@rlt94]

What does it taste like?

[@angryhobo212]

Salty milk and coins :)

[@eddiecongdon8017]

Wish I was older in those times I was too young to enjoy the end of an amazing era of music

[@trevgreg2]

Really bad too!

[@afogwhat]

Yes.

[@lifeisactuallyveryboring.7771]

This song is actually a masterpiece.

[@MisterDanda]

"I could walk, but I'll just drive It's colder than it looks outside." Too true.

[@liamcarroll5014]

Canadian winters

[@Realwaltersobchak]

Liam Carroll has nothing to do with winter

[@dongertan3320]

Winnipeg winter.

[@arrettaheywood9133]

Just made u say under where

[@bryancloutier5665]

"Climb the stairs into my room, sleep away the afternoon."

[@19Herofade92]

This was a great time to be a kid. I feel so Greatful. Yet still longing to relive it. But this band helps me do that. Back when people weren't buried in their phones.

[@andysweeney3196]

Yes

[@edvenuto9614]

Yea

[@Kevlexicon]

buried is the right word

[@sergeantfury785]

Maybe the most talented and best produced band of the 90's. Seriously.

[@rightcoast7049]

I loved this song as a kid. It was only as an adult that I realized how much I can relate to it...

[@jubsters2203]

I always smile whenever I hear this song because it reminds me of the good old days of the early 2000's! The beat of this song was so awesome back then!!

[@darrensonnar1253]

I miss those days!

[@BucsPride34]

Simpler times ;)

[@S3NTINEL2001]

Yes and watching it on TRL miss those days.

[@tobiasgrundmann6946]

"If I packed the car and leave this town will you notice that I'm not around" this hits me hard everytime.. Wish I could leave this town and start all over again. Love this song! For me the perfect autumn song

[@rweezy6246]

Do it bro.

[@jake1225]

I did it last year....didn't plan on it but it beat sleeping in my car....but it was for the best

[@unknownkingdom]

then just do it and quit whining

[@achipofftheoldblocktoys3387]

Only problem is that I am not sure anyone would notice if I wasn't around.

[@clanwaddell5628]

This song is so perfect. It kind of puts life in perspective. When life gets you down you just go and see something beyond your front door

[@CherryFrog321]

It's hard to believe this song is 20 years old. I still remember hearing it on the radio as a kid. I miss my childhood so much. 😭

[@JelineLoh]

Me tooooo

[@Leeshabunn]

Same here

[@ackoglpho4427]

I hear ya 😢

[@99jarjarbinks]

So do I 😞

[@keeks.please]

And me

[@CA101st]

I remember listening to this as a child, while laying on my bed with my cat and the sun shining in on me. The early 90s were the best time to grow up.

[@JosephRewa]

I love just how stylistic the setting of this music video is. I like how everyone wears the same outfits and how generically happy the restaurant is, it perfectly encapsulates what the song is really about

[@CammojoDragon97]

for how happy-go-lucky and pop-y BNL's sound often is, it's amazing how many of their songs have such deep meanings; a really, genuinely fantastic band, God bless 'em

[@Lotus1111]

So true, well said! Thank you Cameron...

[@gene91671]

"Pinch Me" was, I think, the last song to be written for the record. I wrote it up on the third floor of my house, just feeling a bit melancholy; sometimes you look around, and things are great, and you just kind of feel down, and there's no reason for you to - you have an inability to appreciate your surroundings sometimes. That's what I was trying to get at, some of the boredom of pristine suburbia and the potential lying under every yawn. I had a basic framework in mind, but couldn't finish it off, really. It was a hard one to write, because of the sort of quick singing/rapping; I was so scared people were gonna go, "Oh, it's like 'One Week,'" which it isn't. But I was so paranoid people would think that that I almost didn't write it. ---Ed Robertson

[@msamour]

They should pun this comment.

[@rosem43130]

Thank you for writing this quote down. It adds some extra perspective to the song.

[@jeffreybarkin3177]

Awesome Lyrics... They're LEGENDARY... But the Video sure Adds to its Intrigue and our, the Listeners' association to its reflections and perspective! In addition, the BARENAKED LADIES' international Fame from stellar Songs [like This] makes "Us Canadians" Extremely Proud! Thank You SIR ED ROBERTSON! ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤

[@msamour]

@@jeffreybarkin3177 I'm sorry Sir Ed Robertson? Did Mr. Robertson accept British nationality? I was under the impression that Canadian citizens could not accept titles of nobility. You would need to become a British national to be knighted.

[@jeffreybarkin3177]

@@msamour "Sir" is RESPECTFUL... Admired ARTISTS deserve our RESPECT and Canadians should NOT be requiréd to involve The British Crown to Compliment our Stars... Thank You for your Comment, but We're "NOT so Formal"! [LOL]

[@Jeff-BrokenJaw]

This song has a calming effect on me when I have a situation I need to get through.. It makes me think life isn't so bad after all.

[@Ranieac]

funny considering this song is about depression xD

[@islandguy9380]

+Galilaohumpkins I just made you say underwear

[@jordangiroux8000]

Jeff same dude

[@dantaymayes3818]

Yep

[@Realwaltersobchak]

Ian Rea it makes it not seem so bad personally helps you get along another day but glad you copied all the other comments and what we all know the songs about depression

[@longchildren9067]

one of the best songs about depression i have ever heard in my entire life, that still stands true today

[@leeward6762]

How does this only have 7 million views? Where all the 90s kids at?

[@Mean_Jean]

I'm watching as hard as I can

[@Ricktjames]

We're suffering at the hands of the American system. 👍🏻

[@legoeszombiesetc.1499]

As someone who used to work at a drivethru, I can safely say that they nailed it down perfectly in this music video

[@EXsoldier141]

This song will always remind me of those days as a kid where times were much easier and the summers felt like they lasted forever. Sometimes I imagine I'll wake up as a kid in my old bed again, in my old house, and this whole growing up thing was just a dream.

[@speakurmind5313]

ME TOO!!!🙏🏼

[@Vickvineager]

Yeah man, that hit deep.

[@AnthoniThompsonSr-sf1gb]

Indeed

[@thatchick8796]

"all my stuffs here anyway" lol. i know that feel.

[@JesseJ588]

Best line in the song.

[@neomonk5668]

Official song for lockdown 2020.

[@metalxthrashingxmad1]

Most surreal comment I've seen yet.

[@shawnsdservice]

@@metalxthrashingxmad1 yup

[@tylerlafreniere8435]

lockdown 2021*****

[@danielpittman889]

The final chord at the end of the first verse, where the lyric goes "It's colder than it looks outside" really speaks to me. The vocal before that point is basically spoken - barely sung, then he sings out the last line of the verse with some power and it kicks into the first chorus with background vocals and harmony. It's really good and catchy as hell.

[@Nathanmitchell1989]

Just saying, if that was a real restaurant, I would totally spend all my money there... Love the Barenaked Ladies. You guys rule!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@sinastax]

Man IT was such a blessing to wake up in the 90s and listen to one of the greatest periods of great music. The nostalgia is real, I tear up whenever I catch o. of those songs on radio, then I go to KZbin and put it repeat all day. Nothing but pure excellence! !

[@jamongi1]

dennis monroe I miss it!! Born in 1990 and the nostalgia feels are unreal make me sad but happy lol

[@shanerobinson5760]

Mr. Page spoke with our company about his depression. I appreciate his honesty and vulnerability.

[@dunbarf2413]

Its been waaaaay too long since I 've heard this song. Instantly put a smile on my face...its a vibe. 😁

[@volvofanatic1303]

Yeah especially the I just made you say underwear 😂😂😂😂

[@Tubetopfan1]

I doubt someone could have composed this music and lyrics without having "gone through it."

[@gardenboydon]

The song really hits you as an adult

[@AwesomeShelbiNicole]

Has been a favorite song since childhood. Brings so many memories back.

[@danielrosen3602]

The best era for music videos

[@delcio9038]

the memories of this song, underrated

[@kingoftipton1]

How does this have only 6 million views? This deserves millions more!

[@kristipease8176]

This song is life changing! I love the attitude and the people dancing on the floor. I love you bare naked ladies!

[@Adie1022]

been searching for this music video half my entire life ... got to see this when I was a kid , ah nostalgia MTv and Ch.V days ....

[@TheHodgeCouncil]

Growing up with this song, I listen again in 2021 as an adult and this is simply what makes music beautiful. Combining the sounds you love to hear with the message you want to send.

[@jj9533]

As soon as this beat started I got so excited lol. Nostalgia like crazy

[@fp2231]

Colder than it looks outside. This line reminds me that summer comes to an end soon. I need to go outside and touch grass more often.

[@Boxofdonuts]

Great guitar, catchy and great lyrics. See you in 100 years, I bet the kids will agree. Perfect context for someone depressed but carrying on as if everything is great. The song captures this perfectly

[@busterbrown6992]

EXACTLY

[@madarauchiha-po8kx]

the 90's were awesome music like this n 64 and ps ones.

[@Treetops27]

This is '00s

[@DangerMenace]

Or 2000.

[@emperorcaesarandyvsrex]

madara uchiha Don't you look the fool

[@OhioOwns]

madara uchiha don't forget Sega.

[@mrwarped]

I would always watch this video on VH1 right before school when it came out, what a flashback!

[@jamesrippy1161]

A timeless classic

[@StevieRules]

110 percent

[@angus47371]

Went and saw these guys last night in Indianapolis on the Lawn. Cant tell you how amazingly down to earth and funny these guys are. Had a great time, awesome show, if you get a chance to go see them live, DO IT!

[@DPMusicStudio]

Yup! Me too. It was an amazing show!

[@993LD]

So underestimated and way ahead of its time. I miss this era of music so much

[@b6en]

I miss these guys

[@davidbates1896]

They're back with a great new album

[@danacoleman4007]

This is just as good or better than the day it was released! Thanks to everyone in this band for everything!

[@kairussell2156]

In the early 2000s or whenever I was listening to this, I associated this song, for whatever reason, with Burgerville, its mascots, and the Pacific Northwest. I hadn't seen the music video, so I envisioned fur trees, gray skies, my childhood front yard, and an imagined house with wooden walls and an atic bedroom (if I remember correctly).

[@dwayneandrews6211]

Classic song for sure.

[@electron2601]

This song makes me so happy. The beginning reminds me of enjoying the simpler things in life like getting early, enjoying a beautiful morning, and drinking from a hose.

[@AntagonistChan]

This was my favorite Barenaked Ladies song when I was four years old because of the underwear line. As an adult, it's honestly hilarious just how oblivious baby me was to how soul-crushingly depressing the rest of the song is.

[@TheCatgirl6]

Years ago, around the time of Pinch Me's release, I saw lead singer/guitarist Ed Robertson interviewed. I remember him talking about the song in cautionary terms, something about how the promise and potential of your life can easily slip away from you if you can't get yourself out of your room. He was right; the bouncy, feel-good tempo notwithstanding you can't look at this video without thinking of the Henry David Thoreau quote: "The mass of men lead lives of quiet desperation."

[@Kingsbury99]

DEEP

[@Donkeymaster9000]

Even on Christmas Eve, my parents say come on over but never do. I’m avoiding the best people in my life thinking I have it set. I am in quiet desperation at age 21. Doesn’t want sex but the more fetish side, nothing crazy and I say I’m all alone, addicted to video gaming at the age of 5. But I choose solitary and now I’m empty

[@hitandruncommentor]

Dr. Pain well then dude, I know this is late, but you know the problem. Time to fix those problems because no one is coming to save you; not because they don’t care, but because they are desperate for their own salvation.

[@jtn191]

Jeeze this hits too close to home

[@jupiterbob]

This song just came on the radio.. first time i've heard it in like 11 years..i forgot how awesome it is

[@innamanjoubert9881]

I had depression because of many personal reasons and am still getting it under control by learning to appreciate how much harder other people have to go through life and from good positive vibes and inspiriational heroes.They say nothing beats depression(anger) than working it out of your system with laughter and learning to make compromises and learning to be mature and willing to help others less fortunate so they can be successful in defeating their problems so they can be even more inspired and reciprocating on and on and on.

[@traveller3211]

You got to appreciate these guys lyrics and music; they are great

[@kevingibson2916]

It’s odd to me that I wanted to hear this song tonight. I’ve been dealing with depression lately … running injury, my son not visiting as often now bc he’s 18, unsure on life, unsure on my relationship and work overload. Just left a holiday dinner and was upset. This song was the first thing that came to mind and I haven’t played it in a year or so. I had no idea it was about depression, just that I knew the lyrics were about wanting to still be sleeping and that’s exactly how I felt with life right now. Thanks to all who shared this song was about depression … never had a clue but, wow, it makes sense why I had a need to hear it.

[@KanesMeridian]

There aren't enough happy songs about crippling depression

[@borddude123]

You gotta listen to more punk music my friend.

[@StayBullish99]

Try Sleepyhead - Passion Pit, it's about a coma/death. but pretty close...

[@shaytunnell5234]

Stay Bullish Duff July

[@phantom_trenchcoat940]

seechris 33 WAIT!! This songs about crippling depression

[@893160007]

Yes, if you listen to the lyrics carefully it is clear. Also, note in the video that despite the world being all happy thumbs up, all he sees is thumbs down.

[@carsandtruck2968]

miss so much of all those years of 90's

[@DementedDistraction]

I remember this video came on endlessly on Insomiac Music Theater, back when Vh1 still showed music.

[@MREGO871]

omg! ur awesome for knowing that show! when vh1 was actually good

[@DJWarwing]

I was a Kindergartner staying up late watching that show. The transitions scared the crap outta me, but the videos and the music were all kickass It also, coincidentally, got me into Björk. lol

[@darishi9]

YES!!!!! Omg good times

[@Derraj666]

One of my favorite bands. You can't be in a bad mood when listening to them.

[@AnnieBoBannie421]

Except the one about crippling depression… you know-this song. Listen again

[@sootyremana1341]

Oldie but still a goodie song , I remember hearing it on the tv shows Charmed and Dawsons Creek

[@tarynsarvas604]

I'm on a 90s oldie binge...thanks to this quarente.

[@timothy3610]

Enjoy is my friend , things change so fast who knows where we will end up!

[@Snokid999]

same bro its the best vibes ong

[@AS-yc3yy]

Oldie binge? 😭 Thanks for that now i feel old 😂

[@CherryFrog321]

Technically this song is 2000s because it came out in the year 2000, but I guess late 90s and very early 00s were pretty much the same era.

[@chrometoaster]

I just made you say "underwear" Hard to believe this album came out fifteen years ago. Timeless!

[@early2exit]

The nostalgia this song holds is incredible.

[@DanielFlores-fo1ee]

Such a great song with a deeper meaning. Great on so many levels.

[@jeremiahclark3084]

This got me through my early 2000 something when I was delivering pizza. Love this band.

[@OOJoe1987]

The the fact you guys don't have a million followers or subscribers on here..... what in the actual hell. I grew up on this s***. this is probably my most favorite song from you guys. God bless you bros.

[@rickfisher8974]

Such a unique amazing band

[@IqbalHamid]

That joke about underwear still makes me smile after al these years 😊

[@gaelnokautt]

hola podrias explicarme esa expresion? Porfavor, no entiendo 😬 varios dicen que es su frase favorita!

[@brookevardin9019]

@@gaelnokautt Hola, significa que si alguien dice "¡mira ahí abajo!" y tú dices "¿debajo de dónde?", está diciendo ropa interior

[@scooby45247]

under where.. BRILLIAIANT!!

[@johncave3334]

My sister always loved this tune. I like it but it's one of her faves!

[@nicktravis9322]

Hardest song to get outta your head!! On a lighter note, Awesome Song!!!

[@riceracerman]

Been listening to these guys since I was a kid, just saw them last month live for the first time ever. Probably the best live show I’ve been to and this song got the whole crowd up!

[@jahaziellanceramos3194]

A really nice song that you'll want to play on a sunny afternoon lazy day..kind of laid back vibes

[@NoellaScott]

Great song, then and now. The 90s were the best - not because the decade ignored pain or suffering, but because it was dealt with in more mature, nuanced, and intelligent ways. It's all laid bare today thanks to social media and changing cultural norms, and it's brutal.

[@HugerUge]

Perfectly said.

[@ChrisG1392]

Beings me back to a summer evening in a the late 90s. Windows open, warm air. Good times.

[@jaydarb10]

My god, why is this video such a masterpiece?

[@gabe_s_videos]

I first heard this song when I was about nine or ten years old, I think it was even my first BNL song. Even before I knew what depression was or that I might one day potentially have some form of it, a song about feeling bad even when everything is okay kind of blew my mind. I think even those of us who don't suffer from depression have had times like that. Still one of my favorite songs ever.

[@rebjiii]

Great song and awesome video by BNL....this is one of my many favorites.....along with This is Where it Ends, A, Intermittently, BE MY YOKO ONO, One Week, It's All Been done, Raisins, Hello City, Enid , Brian Wilson. Box Set and Grade 9 and Life, In a Nutshell and JANE and IF I HAD A MILLION DOLLARS

[@allzeenamesaretaken]

Man this song has hardcore 2020 vibes

[@sheaflores9823]

Still listening to good music in 2019 almost 2020

[@user-ku7gl4ey1m]

Such a Legendary song and band from the late 90s/00's

[@Travis_Hewitt]

This is ten times better than what they play on the radio these days.

[@metubeusercom]

Couldn't agree more

[@Scootagoose]

And one day, we'll be hearing young adults complaining about music while we're old men. "Man. Remember Anaconda by Nicki Minaj? That's song was so much better and tasteful then what they play on the radio now"

[@loganpwood6845]

Kawaii DMX lolololololololololol

[@qwikshot16]

Kawaii DMX nothing about that ... creature ... is even remotely "tasteful"

[@Scootagoose]

qwikshot16 Never said it was tasteful. But nostalgia has a way of making people think their music is better then it really is. The last generation will always hate the next generation's music.

[@ronchapman9212]

This song isn't about depression it's about life. It's a casual expression of life! Nice.😀🇨🇦

[@wackoutoftune]

One of my all time favorite music vids. Takes me back to my childhood.

[@jasonmillers6941]

“Pack the car and leave this town” is the best thing I ever did. It took COVID for me to realize that there’s a better life elsewhere.

[@mrmemes7883]

During quarantine, this song is more true than it ever was.

[@unitedstatesofmordor]

It's been a while, but I heard this tune on the radio the other day, so now I'm here listening to it a few dozen times more. Ah, the brilliance of this cheeky little ditty. Genius! Thanks again BNL.

[@kenc.9067]

This is a great song, love the melody and harmonies