Bo Burnham - Reaction - Goodbye (From Inside)

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[@QuibbleTrouble]

This song makes way less sense if you haven't seen every other song from the special, because a lot of the lines are direct callbacks. Especially the burning house bit, which is a callback to the first real song of the special "Comedy". There is a proper video up of Comedy that someone posted (Not Bo) which may be worth a watch just to make those lines make more sense. I do highly recommend watching the whole special at some point though.

[@rebeccabrancaleone531]

Comedy is one of my favorite songs from the special. He missed the references to that. I would love to see the reaction to that.

[@RobertTamaskovics]

You are right on one hand, but it was even more exciting how Suffi would interpret some of the lyrics without knowing those lines from previous songs. So I would watch another reaction of this song after he HAS seen the whole special.

[@amyjanef]

I think it's actually good that he hasn't because it means he's actually ANALYSING the lines for what they are rather than just saying, oh that's a call back, and that being the end of it. While it would be great if he knew that and worked that in to his interpretation, it's not (and should never be) essential for understanding a text.

[@QuibbleTrouble]

@@amyjanef I think in the case of the Comedy callbacks it is actually essential, because it's directly reversing the message of the Comedy lyrics for its effect. Without that context Suffi zeroed in on the burning house itself, which is already established in Comedy as all the problems of the world.

[@glygriffe]

@@QuibbleTrouble On the other hand, Bo Burnham is known for having multiple meaning to a lyric. The house full of smoke could easily be something else then "all the problems of the world" (I know that it is all encompassing, but you get the gist).

[@MegaSteak757]

"Weve got you surrounded" might be a callback to his panic attacks in the past - the feeling of being in the center and having no way out

[@ilikechez3488]

It's a callback to "Look Who's Inside Again" from earlier in the special

[@BartimaeusTrilogyFan]

I think it's that, yeah, personally. A house full of smoke is Bo at rock bottom. He tells the audience when he's at his lowest, call him up and tell him a joke. Then that takes a turn, the phrasing of "you're really joking at a time like this" is incredulous. He turns to look at the audience as he says it, his tone mild but defensive, like the audience is mocking his struggle by taking humor from it. He confronts his own point of view in "Comedy" earlier in the special, humor isn't enough to dig him out of his own emotional turmoil. THEN you're hit with the reprise of "Look who's inside again." The spotlight focuses on him unexpectedly, he is naked and vulnerable and flinches away but it is unyielding, moving closer and closer, it almost feels claustrophobic. The voice is multilayered and cold, and what before was self-mockery is now coming from something else. And that something has him surrounded. imo It's a great representation of your own... hm. It has multiple layers? On the one hand, it's a great representation of Bo as a creator in the public eye. That he relies on his audience but they can turn on him, or that their adoration isn't enough for him as he may have expected. The pressure having an audience exerts, and how it reveals everything, leaves him vulnerable. On the other hand, it's a great representation of anxiety and the inner turmoil you feel going through it. Earlier in the special, when the tone was more humorous and Bo more energetic, his POV (even if ironic) was that humor can dig you out of dark moments, that it has its place even when you're stuck inside. But suddenly he's the one at that low, and humor doesn't help. It mocks what he's going through, he resents it. That robotic chorus feels almost like an embodiment of anxiety itself. The self-mockery, the creeping pressure, the fear and how it picks apart every part of you, leaving you bare and hopeless. God, I love this special so much.

[@HannaJohanssoncolorfulmonkey]

I thought so to. He says right before that ' come out with your hands up' which I thought was a reference to the hands up song where he also talked about his mental health.

[@GoGoGadgetJesus]

Boredom is a crime…

[@monodescarado]

It's been a while since you reacted to other parts of the special, so definitely can be forgiven for not spotting that this song contains numerous call-backs to other songs in the special, often with the words slightly changed. For example: 'tell a joke, when no one's laughing in the background', 'should I (changed to 'you') be joking at a time like this', and 'house is full of smoke, I'll call you up (changing to 'call me up') and I'll tell you a joke', are from Comedy, a song at the beginning. The words seem to be switched out this time to be turning the whole thing back on the audience. In Comedy, he seems to be optimistic and arrogant (he's going to heal the world with comedy), but as the special goes on he loses that optimism. At the end it's 'call me up' = heal me. It's a very clever song with a lot of layers.

[@QuibbleTrouble]

He hasn't actually seen Comedy I don't think, or if he did the video was pulled down.

[@dropoffstergaming]

I love the callbacks to other songs, “welcome to the internet”, “comedy”, “look who’s inside again” etc and if you haven’t seen the whole special this song is less impressive on its own. It’s very similar to a musical’s final song that incorporates everything we’ve seen so far.

[@TitanSummers]

I think the "Come out with your hands up. We've got you surrounded." line is how he feels as his fans kept asking when will he come back during his 5 years break.

[@GoGoGadgetJesus]

“Boredom is a crime” I think is the reason

[@hika_ariel]

Not sure if you noticed "a little bit of everything all of the time apathy is a tragedy and boredom is a crime" (7:12) is a callback to Welcome to the internet, while the "if I wake up in a house that's full of smoke.." to "..when I'm fully irrelevant and totally broken call me up and tell a joke" (7:32) is a reprise from Comedy, the first song of the special, including the final part of "you're really joking at a time like this". The burning part was him saying that people being in a burning house (which is about racism if you ask me, but could be even just literal or a general " bad situation") don't need you to tell them a joke that won't solve their problems, but in this version is him who asks you to tell him a joke, almost as a way to say that comedy at the very least has helped him, saved him, even if it won't solve world problems. There are subtle references all over this song but it's hard to catch everything if not watching after the whole special

[@lithiox]

"You can pick the street I'll meet you on the other side" ( 00:57 ) could be a reference to the song 'The chicken' from the Inside outtakes

[@mikeandersonwa]

I feel like Bo is afraid of becoming irrelevant, but at the same time he wishes he could be irrelevant... like, wishing he could disappear from the spotlight but also being afraid of it... which is confusing to write out, but it's extremely common among entertainers.

[@peterjackson6011]

Thank you so much for pointing out the wordplay in the "totally broke-n dammit" line. I hadn't noticed that before. Your reactions are always a pleasure, brother.

[@jamietebbett3197]

Thank you! I only picked up on this months after first hearing the song, and I've been berating myself for feeling stupid ever since! I'm glad it wasn't just me

[@Square1286Kev]

Please react to "Comedy" from this special. Several callbacks here to that one. This song in particular (among others) needs context from the rest of the special.

[@DaveTheTurd]

Nice catch on the "broke/broken" thing... I missed that...

[@ShadowedSadness]

I always think of this as the Endgame of Bo Burnham, because they brought back so many references to other songs he did, like Comedy, and Welcome to the Internet.

[@zeallust8542]

If Bo is finally retiring, ill support it. I want more Bo, but honestly, ive learned to love the idea of the guy behind the content (get it?) And its not my business to say "Oh Bo, keep performing" because hes already put out enough (haha oh bo get it? That wasnt intentional)

[@katphantom4352]

the 'come out with your hands up, we've got you surrounded' is exactly word-for-word what the police say when they hunt someone down and they want them to come out to arrest them (i'm sure if you think about it, you've seen it in a show or movie or two), great video as always, love to see what think in your future reactions to Bo :)

[@connorpeters9764]

When he talks about boredom being a crime also feel this police message directly references that

[@LeprechaunMc]

Hey man. I just wanna first say I appreciate you. The way that you analyze things and the introspection and objectivity you bring to how you break something down, it's a rarity to see someone who gives a shit for the sake of giving a shit or just discussing it honestly. Especially when I may disagree with you on an interpretation of something it makes me look into your interpretation or argument much more closely. I'd also strongly recommend if you haven't already, watch the special start to finish and then look back at the conclusions you've drawn from the songs on their own. It's interesting for me to see you react to them individually without the context of having seen the special as a whole because I feel like there is so much that you're both drawing just from his songs, but also missing from seeing it all in sequence. Not a complaint for the record, it's engaging as hell and I feel the same way you do about a ton of it. I'd just love to see your thought process about all of it with the full context. Keep doing your thing man, you're underrated as shit. (also please ignore if you have already seen the special lol)

[@SuffiReax]

I appreciate everything you said, thank you :)

[@chrisgoss728]

This special is my favorite piece of performance art. I have this terrible feeling that this song is not just the end of the special, but of his performing career. But if it is, this is one hell of a way to go out.

[@kieranmccann94]

Just quickly, I would love to see you record a full reaction of you watching the special all the way through for Patreon if that something you cab make time for. This is absolutely my favorite song on the album with all the little callbacks and closing the loop on everything you have just witnessed. This one song is just a masterpiece and again Suffi you just absolutely nailed the reaction. I never even notices the broke-en part this whole time so that was a great catch.

[@MeganTheLibrarian3]

Yes, I would 💯 become a Patreon if you did a reaction to the full special! There are a lot of little bits between the songs that are also really worthwhile. In the meantime, definitely check out the song Comedy which was referenced heavily in this song. It's actually my favorite song of the whole special.

[@thepocketboy]

Late to the show... Goodbye is also my favorite of the album. The funny thing is on my first watching I thought it was "meh" compared to his other special's endings... Ha what a fool I was. Further watches/listens wisened me up. I even started learning an amazing piano version of this (it's by Paulino on KZbin check it out). I can't get enough. It took a few listens for me to catch the call back to "don't wanna know" but it's there too :)

[@hika_ariel]

He spent more than a year on it. At some point there's a scene where he tries to explain that he has been working for an year at this point but he has like, a breakdown and just leaves the room in frustration as he never finish the take

[@zeallust8542]

Tbh, i want to give bo a hug. It seems like he needs one. This man has spilled hos entire life out in front of us, and made FANS from it. Tbh i dont think Bo wants fans (ive been watching him my entire life) he has a girlfriend, and i hope she carries that. Or not carries, but relieves it.

[@endlessfbl6788]

This is great! I've seen inside almost 40 times, seeing you react to the finale having not much information or much to go off of, was amazing. I think that watching the finale and then watch comedy( the first song) would show the growth and evolution of the special. Thanks!

[@Zara-tt7rh]

Really enjoyed these reactions! Great commentary and appreciation for music and writing. 👏

[@godzillaeyes]

I really appreciate your analysis on this one and the other one you posted today on Patreon. It's almost painful to watch people react to songs that require so much context of the whole special, not as a criticism, but because I feel so terrible that your job does not allow you to experience it all at once, as a whole. And when you finally do go back and watch the whole thing, much of it will have been "spoiled" for you ahead of time. And that makes me incredibly sad.

[@zeallust8542]

I wish there was more "full special" reactions on youtube. Since Bo expected us to just sit down and watch in a single sitting. And digest. The fact we break it up and react is almost against his idea (as far as i can tell, no offense to reactors, i love these vids) but its truly a shame

[@tinferbrains]

the way he says "byeeeeee" is a reference to how he starts the special with "hiiiiiiiii"

[@niko-ni6ps]

I Always cried when listening to this song, knowing the context and empathizing to him make it 100x times better

[@johanstiefel9127]

I fell like you should listen to comedy (the second song of this special) because just as this song uses the welcome to the internet late motiv it also references that song. Really liked the video btw :) PD: also "look who's inside again", forgot about that one

[@tabathaarria9558]

that is a very good interpretation of the "i'm staying inside" line. i didn't understand what bo meant by that, but your take makes a lot of sense

[@monolit73]

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[@monolit73]

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[@Dhara-In]

I support it)Epic performance) And an amazing contralto)

[@RumorUnknown]

Its always so refreshing to see you unlike others who really follows along with his lyrics and doesn't just take them at face value (which is mostly all of his songs, if not all of them). Been a blast watching your reactions and seeing you pick up on small stuff I've missed. Keep killing the game man!

[@kristofermiller6742]

KZbin just sent be back to the first reaction video I saw from you. "Welcome to the internet" and I it was a fun throw back. You seem to catch and authentically appreciate some nuance most people miss. Glad you are still rockin out on the internet.

[@rodneyproductions5044]

Hope your doing well suffi

[@bethsadler3617]

I love your deep introspective dives into Bo's work. Thank you!

[@xtldc]

I’ve listened to this song countless times and I’ve never noticed that broke/broken thing before. Thanks for giving me new perspective.

[@lisa_gay]

You haven't watched the full special yet? You must!! Your reaction videos have great, insightful analysis for the songs on their own, but these songs are part of a whole that's greater than the sum of its parts. There are deeper levels to all of these which are perceived only when watching the entire special continuously.

[@alien13ufo]

that last line is another throwback to a previous song called "Look Who's Inside Again"

[@GoGoGadgetJesus]

“Come out with your hands up; we’ve got you surrounded” makes me think of the line “Apathy’s a tragedy and boredom is a crime.” I think at the end, regardless of all the effort he had put into it, he found himself bored. Totally exposed and he still felt guilty and broken. Bo has the exceedingly rare ability to wear a specific emotion like an outfit, but stripped down and raw, he feels like he’s doing something wrong and that if anyone saw him that way, they’d take him away & lock him up

[@awesomefacematt]

This song is the perfect way to wrap the special up. You you need to watch the special as a whole, start to finish, no skipping. If you can find a way to do that for KZbin to, that would be a amazing. If not, a 'review' video to talk about it would be cool too.

[@arcitekk]

i really like how goodbye has aspects of three of his other songs: welcome to the internet, comedy and look whos inside again

[@gabrielgriffith7477]

I don't know if anyone has mentioned it but this special took him over a year to write, direct, and star in.

[@toaster7946]

Dude I love your reactions like I feel your the only react channel that I see put real effort into appreciating the art of it all. Also I got my new job! So you bet you’ll see me back on patrion soon again :)

[@SuffiReax]

Congrats on the job man!

[@miavoltri5196]

You should react to “Shit” and “Problematic” by Bo as well

[@worland102688]

See I love your reactions and a lot of times people wanna see reactions from first viewing but this whole special is so interconnected. YOu can get away with it on many songs but this whole song is build on the scaffolding of the previous songs. I really hope you sit down and watch the special sometime in it's entirety. It is amazing and I think you'll have a lot of fun pulling it apart and seeing all the work and meaning put into it.

[@diamondninja1027]

You should do Bo Burnham’s song “Comedy.” This song would make more sense after you hear it.

[@annaspurlock439]

A lot of the lyrics in the second half refer back to songs from the special with a twist. The house full of smoke was from Comedy, etc.

[@fabio.lous_]

Don't even joke about this being his last show! Hahahahaha I will not think about that right now

[@Galamoth06]

I think the line about telling a joke when no one's laughing is more about how surreal it is performing to a camera rather than an audience. He talks about it throughout the special a bit. With an audience he has immediate feedback on whether the material is funny, but alone in a room he just has to make it and hope it will pay off.

[@JaneAshleyAndrews]

7:45 Yesss my favorite detail ever God I love that you have noticed this ❤❤❤❤

[@adamjcohn]

Great stuff as always! You should watch the end bit when he walks outside. Don’t make a video out of it but for yourself. You’ll understand the last line better. By the way, you’re the only reaction-ER that I listen to. You’re hella smart and very aware. You notice things on first listen that I never did after 5-7 viewings (more like 15 shhhh). You are a gem and I absolutely love your commentary. Keep it up.

[@TheSoulwriter88]

I absolutely love this song. It just hits different. 😅 You should definitely react to Comedy… the second song from Inside. Also, Look Who’s Inside Again. The ending of this song was like a medley of a few of his other songs from the special. 😊

[@rachelt7849]

I’m pretty sure the “come out with your hands up, we’ve got you surrounded” is in reference to his line “boredom is a crime” meaning that he has committed the ‘crime’ of being bored and is therefore being arrested

[@ludos1963]

I really like this analysis but I'm not sure since it's first mentioned in Look Who's Inside Again which is before Welcome to the Internet and so it makes less sense to have the answer to a line, before the line has appeared. Idk if it makes sense, it does for me but anyway I really like this idea.

[@LinkinX112]

You should just watch the entire special at this point lol

[@ralphthewolf1651]

Not sure if this has been pointed out before, but the intro to "goodbye" sounds like a slower version of his intro to "whats funny". Not sure if this was intentional but was a fun little observation to make.

[@r0tten.4pple]

the last line "well, well, look who's inside again. went out to look for a reason to hide again. well, well buddy you found it. now come out with your hands up we've got you surrounded" is a call back to a previous song in the special "Look Who's Inside Again". my interpretation of that is people mocking him, referencing his youtube days when he filmed in his room. now that everyone is INSIDE there is no reason for him not to release anything, so they are wanting more content from him.

[@a13xxgrey12]

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[@Kate98755]

i feel the same melancholy when a project is over, especially things i made during covid lockdown….what am i going to do next? It’s not just entertainers, we all can have the sense of being irrelevant, in jobs….mothers who become mother’s in law can feel unneeded….many older people end up lonely and feeling irrelevant…. that’s why it’s important to know your path, make yourself happy, find hobbies or interests that can hold your focus, you are important to care for you!

[@michaelmitchell6558]

I listed to this a hundred times and I always noticed how he said en dammit but yet never put together he meant totally broken I just thought he was talking financially broke. "When I'm fully Irrelevant and totally broken" hits way harder.

[@ardenwii]

i know im a year late but im hoping youve seen the whole special by now, Its really a surreal experience

[@ZaaTheWizardTwoPointZero]

I wished you listen to a few other songs before this 'Goodbye' song from Bo. Because alot of references used by his "Inside" songs in this song

[@saltin3120]

If u watch the entire special this song means so much more. Also please react to Comedy from the Inside album, it's a great song

[@QueOriginalHandle]

Almost all of the line in this are direct lines from other songs like “Inside again” or “Welcome to the Internet”

[@rollingtwenty2266]

Solid take. I like it.

[@kitty1015]

If you see the special it feels like hours, but it was just one hour

[@unxprienced9548]

I never caught the broken line honestly,,, good one

[@xtldc]

If I wake up in a house that's full of smoke I’ll panic, so call me up and tell me a joke I just had a thought - I think this house full of smoke could be referencing an analogy that author David Foster Wallace made about the relationship between depression and suicide. “The so-called ‘psychotically depressed’ person who tries to kill themselves doesn’t do so out of quote ‘hopelessness’ or any abstract conviction that life’s assets and debits do not square. And surely not because death seems suddenly appealing. The person in whom its invisible agony reaches a certain unendurable level will kill themselves the same way a trapped person will eventually jump from the window of a burning high-rise. Make no mistake about people who leap from burning windows. Their terror of falling from a great height is still just as great as it would be for you or me standing speculatively at the same window just checking out the view; i.e. the fear of falling remains a constant. The variable here is the other terror, the fire’s flames: when the flames get close enough, falling to death becomes the slightly less terrible of two terrors. It’s not desiring the fall; it’s terror of the flames. And yet nobody down on the sidewalk, looking up and yelling ‘Don’t!’ and ‘Hang on!’, can understand the jump. Not really. You’d have to have personally been trapped and felt the flames to really understand a terror way beyond falling.” I know for a fact that Bo has read Wallace’s work, so I’m pretty sure he’d be familiar with this quote. Eventually, the burning building became too much to bear. Wallace hung himself from his rafters in 2008.

[@kdrecords4562]

I like "Goodbye" too. It's a personal favorite of mine from the "Inside" album. I think you might also enjoy this video I made combining the song with clips from Bo's show "Zach Stone Is Gonna Be Famous": kzbin.info/www/bejne/n6rUiqd5bNiUeq8

[@geoffras22]

"Hey here's a fun idea, how bout I sit on the couch and I watch you next time?" This is a callback to a bit earlier when he makes fun of reaction videos. He reacts to one of his own songs and breaks it down, but it ends up looping so then he reacts to his reaction. First he calls himself pretentious for thinking every one of his songs has to have some deeper meaning when the one he's commenting on is just a stupid song (his words). Then the video loops, and he hears himself call himself pretentious, and he says "that's actually just a defense mechanism, I'm self conscious that that's what others are saying about me so I think that if I levy that criticism against myself first it makes it better. But it doesn't, self awareness doesn't absolve anyone of anything." So him saying this is him jumping in front of the mob that he's anxious about. He's worried people will say this isn't funny or this isn't good or whatever criticism they'll throw at him. So he has his response pre-planned. It's just a (self-aware) defense mechanism.

[@AngeliqueJuliette]

You need to react to "Comedy" from this special.

[@user-hc8tz6fn9i]

it take him one year to shot this special

[@temshopping]

I don't really know why he got arrested, but the only part I can connect it to, is his chorus on Welcome To The Internet. "Apathy's a tragedy and boredom is a crime"

[@temshopping]

Lol I had to edit it because I had no idea how to spell Apathy

[@zeallust8542]

Boredom is a crime might be what i took most from his special. Thats how the world feels. We are always bored, so heres a constant stream of info, to prevent that. A shame. Maybe boredom is important? I wouldnt know why, but im sure somebody understands why boredom is awful. I assume it has to do witb foraging for food. But Idk, im not an expert

[@BambiTimes]

It took him a whole year to make this special cause he did it all himself with some help on the side but most of it is all his own doing.

[@C.A.D.]

I think it was between 15-18 months working on it every day

[@brianjamesbondoc4467]

the whole song is a callback on the whole show while also talking about his panic attacks and wanting to do comedy again but he cant

[@elliottrandall7034]

My favorite little detail with the "when I'm fully irrelevant and totally broken damnit, call me up and tell me a joke," is that it's followed up by "oh shit, you're really joking at a time like this." Meaning, if you're joking right now then that means I'm irrelevant and broken right now. Bo believes it's already happened, not that it's going to come at some future point.

[@WetDenimProductions]

Damn bro. You need to just watch/react to the entire Inside special in chronological order. You're really short changing yourself and your experience. This song especially, it feels like you reacted to the season finale episode of a show without watching any of the other episodes from that season. Damn... I wish I could go back in time to warn you

[@RemedialRob]

You misinterpret a lot if stuff simply because you haven't watched Inside from beginning to end in order. For example several of the things in this song were direct callbacks to songs earlier in the special but the only one you seemed to grasp was the part that comes from Welcome To The Internet.

[@jordanledoux197]

I kinda feel bad for you putting in effort to make a good video about this song but not having seen the special. What this song means doesn't require any guessing or interpretation if you watch it in the context of the special really. Which is not a knock on you at all, I enjoy your videos. I think once you finally watch the actual special though you'll have much more firm ideas about this song. Mostly it's just that this song really is not meant to be a stand-alone song.

[@KingLeroue]

4:16 it had been over a year

[@argovalentine2368]

Probably already a comment but I'm not gonna scroll for it. But when he says "put your hands up we have you surrounded" is the peer pressure from society basically telling him we loved it now shut up and stop being insecure cause we need you to come out and make more content

[@melaniewilliams6740]

First of all, I watch you, and I really like your reactions. This one seems excessively paused and it it's frustrating since we're here to see you.

[@user-qf1tm4xl5u]

I mean he can watch u while siting on the coutch

[@zararobnett8284]

It took him about a year

[@cyrisssmith8830]

Please do Trevor Moores masterful music.

[@softnose1844]

You should react to the song comedy by Bo Burnham

[@williamelphick7269]

you should react to "comedy" it is the song at is at the end of this one

[@IAmTheJellyBeanRock]

Pretty sure it took the entire 2020

[@brandonlee8186]

also, highly reccomend Oh Bo. giggle a bit

[@ruffyfluffbeast]

Watch the special

[@brandonlee8186]

suffi, are you okay my dude????? Bo wrecked us all, but i didnt even hear you Wassau at the beginning. you lookin rough too. i appreciate your total commitment but i need you to NOT be wrecked homie..............

[@SuffiReax]

Haha yeah I stopped that intro. I get tired of things and change them around quite often and that was one of them. I promise you I am doing okay and am not wrecked at all. Busy yes, but not in a unhealthy over worked fashion. I appreciate you checkin in on me though

[@tobysimpson2773]

He didn't get the last bits cos he hasn't heard the songs bo was referencing 🤦

[@tss9886]

Am I the onl none who worries about Bo.

[@Kate98755]

i love all Bo’s content…..but if it’s bad for his mental health….or if he’s bitter he’s making content and we’re not…then do something else dude….change your path so you can avoid being miserable….or figure out how to enjoy it. Some people will not like what you produce….but many will love it, embrace those people and ignore the others. There’s always going to be the haters, they’re a waste of time. i really do like knowing he’s miserable just to have fun some of the time. watch the movie amadeous, Mozart was writing beautiful music, but was also miserable, was too insecure about the response…but like Bo knew his content was great. We all feel this in our lives, you have to believe in you and accept there will always be crtitics, who 100% couldn’t produce this content!

[@willwill5814]

React to bo, “I’m am bo yo”

[@alexhopps1826]

should of done "comedy" before this one honestly