Bo Burnham, Welcome to the Internet (Reaction)

First time watching Bo Burnham and this one left me without coherent sentences towards the end. My ramble on the internet, leave yours & some Bo Burhman recommendations.
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[@_inSight__]

"Emotional manipulation" is the crux of Bo's brand. He gets crazy and outlandish, but always brings it back home so you have something to think about.

[@Tinler1138]

He is an interesting and very talented artist. I look forward to this part of your journey with this particular rabbit hole.

[@hi_778]

290 likes no comment lemme fix that

[@wagwan2]

337 likes and one comment, lemme fix that

[@Mygale_360]

405 likes and 2 comment , lemme fix that

[@KimJones-yn4xf]

427 likes and 3 comments, lemme fix that.

[@D0nut42]

Bo Burnham & Tim Minchin are both marvelously talented musicians who use that and humor to make some really good points. Sometimes it's just silly fun, and other times it gets way deeper than you'd expect.

[@j0hnn13K]

I'm adding Bill Bailey to that list, maybe he focusses more on the entertainment side of things, but he too is very talented, funny, and does make you think about things from time to time.

[@lordbaylay]

Indeed can't wait for Tim Minchin on this channel

[@jameso7826]

Yes Tim Minchin is also an wonderful musician and an thought provoking comic. Highly recommend.

[@rocklee33221]

She should do prejudice or cont

[@Gennys]

I am so glad people know Tim! Musical comedy can be a crutch but Bo and Tim are the epitome of doing it right.

[@xRakanishu]

Bo has repeatedly stated that George Carlin is his biggest inspiration. I think it's a natural progression to see his stuff after seeing a good bit of Carlin material. Definitely check out his special called "what". Probably his most well-known routine

[@abducteeofearth1703]

We think we know you

[@sindri1447]

I prefer Make Happy personally but What isn't terrible either.

[@Lightkie]

I would have thought it's Tom Lehrer.

[@lanmandragoran8337]

@@Lightkie Tom Lehrer is amazing, not enough people talk about him at all.

[@DenUitvreter]

Wasn't he also inspired by Hans Teeuwen, the Dutch absurdist that did some shows in the UK (in English of course)? Not his best work and Teeuwen is a bit strange, intimidating and absurd by Dutch standards too, but the combination of stand up with songs is the Dutch comedy tradition, comedy shows without songs have been the exception for ages.

[@Piktro]

Welcome to the world of Bo. For me personally, it's the most entertaining rabbit hole to watch people go down. I've been a fan of him since ~2007. We're both from Boston, roughly the same age, met him a couple times in public when I moved out to LA. Watching him get his first special on Comedy Central, making his move to Netflix, witnessing this comeback, and seeing him improve his craft, work on his health both physically and mentally, relating to his struggle throughout the pandemic, it's been one hell of a ride. I have nothing but admiration for this guy.

[@jordanchristeson2872]

“How the World Works” is another amazing segment of this special! I’m so glad you’re in the Bo now!

[@jn3697]

I grew up listening to Bo, always happy when someone discovers him. "How the World Works" is also a great one from this Netflix special.

[@danieldaponte1819]

Yeah she absolutely should react to How the World Works

[@Twitchyx7]

First time Bo? Wow, lucky you! If you end up going on a journey through his catalogue, I would highly recommend starting at the beginning and moving chronologically so that you can see the evolution. This is one of his most recent works, very well done, but it's also very different from where he started. Either way, great video - stoked to see more!

[@NoProtocol]

That could be a good idea, do you know which would was the first?

[@ZachariahWoods]

@@NoProtocol He started on KZbin as a kid, just search Bo Burnham and then transitioned into mainstream fame with several Specials: Bo Burnham (2009) Words, Words, Words (2010) what. (2013) Inside (The Songs) (2021)

[@abducteeofearth1703]

@@NoProtocol Bo also had another special named “Make Happy” - 2016 Bo also directed a movie called “8th Grade” in 2018. The last bit of his Make Happy special is called “Kanye Rant” and it’s a masterpiece.

[@moonshinethics]

@@abducteeofearth1703 I concure about "kanye rant"

[@DozenMarks]

Very much yes. Bo is an incredible talent, and the way he structures material to hit so many different layers at the same time (both to make you laugh and to really, really make you think about things in a much more serious way) is amazing. Going through Bo Burnham's material is a wild, crazy ride that I'm sure NoProtocol would really enjoy and appreciate.

[@VolatileSupernova]

Bo is a great performer and really mixes songs, comedy, and having a message really well. Hope you react to more of his stuff!

[@dollyaigacha]

No long intro, no links to social media at the start, no shoutouts, no explanation, just straight to the reaction. I LOVE IT.

[@andrewhussey4538]

His entire inside special is just mind-blowingly good, I mean all around he's great but that special in particular cemented him as one of the greats of intelligent comedy for me. I'd really recommend watching it from beginning to end.

[@garyb8859]

I remember thinking how good it was when it came out, weird that I never re watched it. Instead I just started watching other people watch it, and they never do it in order.

[@kiddingme01]

Watch his early work in chronological order and you’ll understand his journey much better. My fav line in this song is “your time is now, your inside’s out…” so clever with multiple meanings

[@ScottLovenberg]

Bo is incredibly talented and cognitively gifted. He's also a tragic character. When you see his Kanye bit it'll break your heart. He had a nervous breakdown towards the end of the song and if you didn't know you'd think it was part of the act. He's so talented and rehearsed that he can be a one man band while keeping it together during mental health issues. Bo's better now, but his relationship to his audience is a tight rope act that can't be maintained into a healthy retirement age.

[@Zabiru-]

You're not incorrect by any means but well.. may I suggest fully describing the compelling part of the video might be a poor idea if you wish for her to do a reaction to that performance? Just maybe? To be fair, unless you research it or have heard the story before it's by no means guaranteed that you realize it, but still. Failing that the other song from Inside clears it up quite well.

[@ScottLovenberg]

@@Zabiru- I didn't say when it was. No one catches it and then the context of the song is lost. I tried to be as factual as possible without spilling the beans. I might delete my original, but I suspect the reaction ends with "cool song. He's funny." vibes.

[@michaelh9649]

@Zabiru That song is far more impactful with context. I guess you could argue that it’s best to watch it once blind, get context, then watch it again, but if I was just planning on watching it once, I’d much rather have the background info this guy dropped.

[@SomeRandomGuy499]

Someone mentioned "That funny feeling" and I second that. This song is... different, in a sense. People often have problem with getting their head around it, so it would be fun to watch you react to it and see how far your interpretation would differ from my own. Also, if you'll fall into Bo rabbit hole, you'd probably see how his work evolved. He started making videos on youtube in 2006, being sixteen years old and was really funny, but his beginnings were really edgy. I prefer newer Bo, where he's got "layers", like in here

[@frizzman1991]

Bo has made me cry as much as he has made me laugh, which is a lot. His journey, story, and values are so relatable and poignant. I highly recommend checking out his Kanye Rant and All Eyes on Me for a beautiful little window into his soul.

[@Algorythmfpv]

Bo really is a genius. As you pointed out, he knows how to provoke emotion through sounds or silences or certain words/phrases. A very talented musician and comedian. This entire special he made during quarantine is absolutely amazing. His older work is great too. He was dearly missed during his mental health hiatus.

[@CraftySasquatch]

You mean drug addiction.

[@Algorythmfpv]

@@CraftySasquatch Actually no I didn't but I'll look into it. Thanks

[@mikeross1984]

I was hoping to get your take on this song. I love it because it's so chaotic and then becomes structured and calming. Many great things to take in, putting the world in the hands of the younger generation was one of the main talking points when it came to internet development. Apathy's a tragedy, and boredom is a crime is another great line. As a more comedic introduction I would recommend "I'm Bo Yo" or "word words words". Much love!

[@somerotter]

Inside is probably his peak; almost performance art as much as musical comedy. The whole special is well worth watching.

[@GregIsAFan]

"How The World Works" and "Repeat Stuff" are two of my favorites.

[@chrisUKmanutd]

I REALLY like your intros. On other channels, I usually have to skip through about 2-5 minutes of mindless rambling first.

[@Firebrace]

It is always amazing getting to hear someone's immediate thoughts they take away from his work. Also, you were fine leaving it as 'consume the internet' because that is what it honestly is too. Directly in the lyrics, he says it was designed to make you do that. The internet and all it has to offer has become an entity and being all on its own that wants people to eat it all up. And if you are not careful or are able to moderate yourself, an action that is very difficult for anyone, you will be 'consuming' all it offers you.

[@CW_9]

“30” and “That Funny Feeling” are great ones from Inside.

[@glygriffe]

I watch a lot of Bo Burnham reactions, and I really liked yours. You dwelled on some lyrics that very few people comment about in the almost two years this particular song was out. So I still learn something from you. Thanks!

[@rockmealoysius9810]

So "Inside" is a special he filmed during the pandemic, it's done entirely inside a room in his house and explores isolation and the internet's influence on life. Easy to recommend.

[@NoProtocol]

I didn’t connect that he’s in his room! Thanks for this

[@Archaius_]

ive seen so many reactions on this song and what Bo Burnham is really saying goes completely over the head of most of them. I really appreciate that you really listened to the lyrics and thought about it. im definetly gonna check out more of your videos

[@JohannesWolfgangusMozart]

I love how fast u go into the video. Its so satisfying

[@FillipJPhry]

Great reaction very insightful and I have to say how much I love that forever 27 poster behind you

[@pauloemer9625]

I love how focused you are on the video you are watching. Makes me mesmerized!

[@TheSwede9]

I just recently found your channel but love it. You have such a way of just talking when you express yourself that is fun as an English-second-language-person. Just so eloquent. Weirdest compliment ever but awesome reaction. Edit: Please react to more Bo. "The Chicken" is a beautiful one that I think you'd like.

[@CinJyxxe]

Bo's social commentaries are always so on-point. He uses art via comedy and music as a medium to address the destructive and nonsensical nature of our society and our norms, and what kind of messages they convey to the average person. I strongly recommend watching the entire special "Inside," even if you don't give us a reaction, because it is sincerely thought-provoking and existential.

[@falconerpunch4555]

First time watching you, loving ya breakdown of the song

[@creativebarricade2161]

OK... I've been binge-watching reactions to Ren - Hi Ren, and would occasionally check if you did one. Because, I love your attention to detail, and your analytic approach to reacting to videos. So... I'm kind of hoping one of your next reactions would be that. A real emotional, mental and intellectual rollercoaster. Love your stuff, btw!

[@tobiaswedin]

When he says "boredom is a crime" I imagine he is meaning that people are literally obsessed with the notion of having constant stimulus to the brain, we can't just sit and you know.. sit. No one allows themselves to be bored any more.

[@MeelogMalterion]

I remember all those "welcome to the internet I will be your guide" memes from so many years ago one of the biggest ones was the guy wearing just shorts and no shirt wearing a horse head mask and laying on a bed covered in Cadbury eggs also the guy wearing the masterchief helmet with a portal gun and lightsaber or the cat photoshopped onto a unicorns back

[@knaz7468]

I wasn't into Bo that much (just not my style), but I finally watched his Inside special during lockdown and it really impressed me. It's clever from beginning to end. I'm a Bo convert.

[@julesinmd2585]

Hearing you say the word maniacal reminded me of this. In 1968 John Lennon did an interview where he said he believed that society is being run by maniacs for maniacal reasons and that he might actually be put away for having that view, pointing it out to others… 55 years ago..

[@CULT_ur3]

Bo Burnham is a rabbit hole 100% worth going down-he’s hilarious but he’s also very thought provoking

[@saulmadrid9950]

Everything about this bit was incredible; from the lyrics sung, the topic of choice and even to how meta the method in which we viewed his video.

[@barelyed1ble]

bo burnham's "that funny feeling" is one of my favorites and i think itll be right up your alley!! would love to see your reaction to it :)

[@suqmadiq68]

"Can't Handle This" (Kanye Rant) "All Eyes On Me" "White Woman's Instagram"

[@Superdoof30]

Great reaction, subbed! Bo and Ren are the geniuses of our time.

[@Gilgland]

He does a lot of commentary about the world, social issues, and mental health. If you come across a song of his from this special called "All Eyes On Me" I'd suggest watching one first called "Can't Handle This" first. They are about 5 years apart and when you watch them chronologically, the link between the two (don't want to spoil anything) really gives you some inside into him as a person. It would actually be cool to see a video with both of those songs back to back just to compare the two and see how you look at "Can't handle this" after watching both. The special that "Welcome To The Internet" is from is pretty unique because he wrote, filmed, and recorded the entire thing in quarantine by himself. It has a lot of great tracks on it. He can be a little cynical but, even if I don't share his outlook on a subject, he always makes me think and laugh.

[@artlessjet]

I love how you started this one.

[@voidhawkslx]

If I were to recommend two as a bit of a complete story. Kanye rant/all eyes on me in that order. It shows him both directly before and after a 5 year hiatus from performance while he dealt with his anxiety and depression. They’re both sad, funny and powerful, but his personal growth in that time is incredible just as a level of confidence you can feel.

[@AironExTv]

"Inside" was an experience. I watched it right when it came out in the middle of the pandemic. Recommended.

[@thejoelrooganexplosion2400]

His entire inside special is just mindbogglingly good

[@pavelmedbery3055]

You have some pretty profound takes on this song. Definitely glad I checked out this reaction.

[@ravenward626]

Yay! I really enjoyed that song. I expect it will be stuck in my head again for a while.

[@unclefoot]

Yay! I LOVE watching people discover Bo for the first time. You’ve gotta jump down the Bo Burnham rabbit hole…It’s a hell of a ride. His art is really, really unique. Like if George Carlin and Weird Al had a kid who happened to also be super tall. Often times it’s simultaneously hilarious, and deeply unsettling. He’s a master at injecting existentialism, absurdism (both the art form and the philosophy) and really uncomfortable truths into goofy ear worms. His catalog is an absolute goldmine…here’s some recommendations in no particular order: How the World Works From Gods Perspective Pandering Art is Dead White Womans Instagram Rant. Straight White Male Comedy Left Brain, Right Brain All Eyes on Me Can’t Handle This (Kayne Rant) We Think We Know You And about 20 more lol. Liked and Subscribed for more Bo! Keep ‘em comin!! Cheers

[@the_n9nez]

Like Burr and Carlin, Burnham is a can't miss. Please do more!!! I love seeing people introduce themselves to my favorites. I'd recommend maybe back tracking his older sets or maybe just audio.

[@tw5732]

You have just entered a rabbit hole that you will never forget. Congrats.

[@uksoloz]

Literally this song is the embodiment of the internet haha great reaction 😁

[@turkeyman1123]

Bo has a cool idea in most of his songs where he usually starts by mocking someone or something playing into your assumptions, then sucker punches you in the second half with something that makes you second guess your worldview. very few songs that aren't at least a little thought provoking

[@DraKeNgg.]

Loved the reaction video as usual, If you wanna go in a deep reflexive dark journey look up Bo Burnham’s How the World Works. Bo is genius!

[@connorvdl9416]

He’s the only artist that can make funny music that I actually enjoy listening to

[@samcurr6225]

I’m not normally a guy who comments on anything online but I’m excited for you to get a look at Bo. I started watching him at his special What and now have seen all his work. I would suggest going back and watching something from Make Happy before you proceed with more stuff from Inside just to get a feel for him. After Make Happy and him having panic attacks on stage he stopped performing for a number of years to get better. Then Inside happened. Other people have already said it but some of his early stuff is problematic. He gets better as time goes. Excited to see more.

[@sanbilge]

Loved your reaction, you are very well spoken. You articulated your thoughts so clearly and criticized intelligently. Consider me subscribed, young woman! Maybe after one of his newest ones, you should do one of the earliest ones like "I'm Bo Yo". From a few years later "I especially like "Rant.", not to be confused with "The Kanye Rant", which is also great.

[@bbllrd1917]

"Repeat stuff" "Can't handle this" "Left brain right brain"

[@sleepydragonzarinthal3533]

As someone born in the mid 80s growing up in the progression, encountering such a masterfully crafted summation of life online, his whole special was a very emotional experience. Watching the new generations have so much on demand is both inspiring and terrifying. The semi boredom of mass manufactured content is absolutely a double edged sword.

[@franklinmcpherson9901]

You are so good at this. I hope you react to more Bo Burnham vids. Gj

[@SimonJM]

Never heard of him before, so thank you for this. A great song, well sung and as for the content .. yeeeees, that's the internet for you, nowadays. The boon and bane of the internet is that everyone has access to it and the ability to 'upload' (be that text, speech, videos, etc., etc.) and there is absolutley NO filters (apart from your own) for quality, taste, or sanity.

[@qqq4200]

if you like musical comedians you might like Tim Minchin, id highly recommend his song Prejudice... but song for wossy is also great.

[@smartcookie493]

His Inside Comedic documentary is amazing. I am so glad u r going down the Bo rabbit hole. He is so good

[@mctrashpedal]

Welcome to the rabbit hole Astute analysis as ever Probably hit the finale to "make happy" Then more from "inside" If you're into the existential kick.

[@oodjee]

I personally suggest seeing Bo Burnham's evolution by starting at the beginning and watching his first hits like 3.14 Apple Pi, I'm Bo Yo, and (my personal favorite) New Math. He really evolved as an artist and I think you'd benefit experiencing his early days before diving into his later stuff.

[@SinnerSoviet]

i love how smart you are in all your videos

[@GregIsAFan]

"...and it did all the things we designed it to do" gives me chills every time. There are many fine and useful things we can gain from the internet, but as someone born in the analog age I don't think it's really bringing us a better world at all.

[@kitttheabsurd]

Please do more Bo reactions, it's a great journey

[@ShibbyRL]

i love thought provoking comedians. It makes for the most interesting and in the end "entertaining" content to consume.

[@HackerHaus]

I’ve been listening to Bo since he was a teenager in his bedroom making videos. He was witty and sharp then and continues to be so. He’s gotten a bit darker recently, but that’s understandable.

[@jasonguest5820]

His whole special is worth watching, and has a wide range of feelings expressed. "That Funny Feeling" is my favorite but also the darkest song to me.

[@sofa_king_kool]

The boat ride in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory... He has that Gene Wilder/ demon-carnie quality that drives home his lyrics here.

[@jeremiahlakstins1281]

Incredible reaction, Bo Burnham is definitely one of my all time favorite artists/comedians/entertainers period. He's such a gifted performer. His Kanye Rant is really good! So is his song "All Eyes On Me" from his Inside special. He won a Grammy in the case of the latter.

[@MrRagston]

....yes... yeeeessss Another one has discovered Bo. He'll make you sit and work through your thoughts with almost every video of his you watch. Super suggest watching Inside, his special, while you're alone. It's very emotional/funny.

[@tomtom21194]

Bo is a one of a kind artist. Honestly watch all of his specials In order of release and see him mature. Like you said, it's a ride. Enjoy it. 😉

[@Algorythmfpv]

The "inside" this was promoting is a special, I'm sure they just categorized the songs from it into an album. Definitely recommend checking it out. He wrote it during quarantine, and it was his debut back into the comedy scene after a very long mental health break away from comedy and fame.

[@antivanti]

While perhaps not great for a reaction channel I definitely recommend watching his special "Inside" in its entirety (this is a part of it). While the individual songs are all amazing by themselves the experience of watching the entire thing is definitely greater than the sum of the parts

[@phoolishroc1849]

That put the world in your hands part… dang

[@17arando]

Inside is a Netflix special that he filmed over the course of the pandemic in a single room. I know this kind of cuts against the reaction format, but I highly recommend watching the whole thing. It really is crafted well as a complete work. I don't know if I would regard Bo as a musician or comedian per say. He's more like a one man show really. There's a theatrical element to his work beyond just writing funny songs or telling jokes. He nearly always has a deeper message he's trying to convey and it feels like music and comedy are just two of the levers he uses.

[@joesephkroll2056]

The irony we are watching a reaction video about a song thats about too much internet use amungst the people is super funny.

[@bsjett]

"That Funny Feeling" is brilliant.

[@iczorro]

I love that you caught the "just nod or shake your head and we'll do the rest". First reactor I've seen catch that. That sentence points out the inevitability of getting sucked in if you engage at all, IMO. FYI, if you want to grow this channel with super engaged communities, watch more Bo, and watch Twenty One Pilots videos. The fandoms are large and verbose.

[@MeelogMalterion]

the slowed up bit at the end "Can I interest you in a little bit of everything all of the time" sounds like a total Villain soundtrack

[@rockandrollrockandrollrock6930]

Ah! I have been hoping you would get to some Bo reactions! I think you will find a lot of his stuff very interesting! Some suggestions of good stuff to start with, "Repeat Stuff" "Art is Dead" "#deep" "Country Song" "From God's Perspective" just to name a few. He has some very interesting and thought provoking stuff about his personal reflections as well that is more recent but I think that stuff is much better served of you've seen some of his earlier stuff first.

[@wescraven2606]

Not a typical No Protocol video. He kind of reminded me of Robin Williams from Aladdin crossed with George Carlin and something else I can't quite think of.

[@007NowOnline]

Great reactions.

[@burwinklehendershot3627]

You're very charming. I'm glad I stumbled on your channel. Bo Burnham is a unique type of entertainer. He's technically a musical comedian, true, but he's so clever and it's not just about being funny. I highly recommend you watch his specials "Inside" (where the song in this video is from) or "What" and I think you'll see the same.

[@kyledaugherty1609]

It's hard to go wrong with Bo's songs. His entire "Inside" special on Netflix is incredible, though it's a lot less comedic than his other work. "what." is probably his most recognizable material. But yeah, I grew up in the '80s and my parents listened to country, so I have a bit of a soft spot for that music. Seeing (or rather, hearing) what it's become makes "Pandering" my favorite Bo Burnham song. If you end up liking Bo, you might want to check out who I consider the OG in the genre -- Tim Minchin -- as well!

[@Sagrav7]

crazy video, I'd like to see more

[@hereintheyear]

I'm not used to reactors being intelligent LOL good shit

[@robertreynolds1293]

His most recent stuff is among his best, but the one song I find most fascinating is Can’t Handle This. It’s from a performance of his in New York, just before he took a five year break from performing.

[@jrod1591]

The sparkle in your eyes is adorable.

[@rustug75]

Suggestions: (In no particular order) - Lower Your Expectations - All Eyes On Me - How The World Works - Country Song - Can't Handle This (Kanye Rant) - art is dead. - From God's Perspective - White Woman's Instagram - Repeat Stuff

[@NoProtocol]

Thanks for this list Steven!

[@YouMustWorkAtAnArbysThen]

This song gets wild REALLY quick

[@vh8542]

I love react channels that talk about it and break stuff down after watching, so really liked watching this. But Idk if I can take yet another Bo Burnham react channel...Who am I kidding yes I can! 😂

[@garyb8859]

My favourite thing from this video was, the paradox of choice. Never thought about it like that, I'm gonna use that!

[@deaurcy]

Though Bo Burnham's career is quite the evolution to watch unfold from beginning to end, I would highly recommend you watch "Can't Handle This" from his Netflix special Make Happy that was the predecessor to this one. It certainly gets one to ponder the hypocrisy of entertainment as a whole as well as the struggle for identity that can come as a price for choosing to be a comedian or entertainer.

[@zahir12344]

Bo is a master of his craft, and also a product of the internet if you don't know who he is. He started on youtube in the mid to late 2000's. With Carlin as one of his bigger influences a lot of his early material was edgy, which as he's matured admitted he regrets. If you go down the rabbit hole of Bo I suggest you start chronologically though as it shows his progression as an artist. Inside is a masterpiece of the culmination of his past, and present. You see a man who's career/passion stressed him out so much that he quit performing to overcome his performance anxiety for 5 years and as he's ready to step back out into the world to perform again, lockdown hit. So you're left with essentially a video journal of Bo, in his guest house in the backyard of his home writing material for his special. He wrote, directed, edited, and produced everything you see in just over a year. Inside to me is an extremely important piece of art, and he even won a grammy and a few other awards for this special. It's funny, sad, introspective, and really thought provoking. He layers everything so intensely even after 5+ watches you find yourself picking apart the content and interpreting it as something different every time. Sorry for the novel, but if you're delving into this rabbit hole best suggestions are before you do anymore Inside reactions 100% watch the "Kanye rant" But as I stated previously starting from the very beginning would be the best viewing experience.

[@darkesthour9955]

Lit reference: House of Leaves - offers a bit of everything all of the time

[@InedibleMattman]

Subbing for more BO! He's the smartest man of his generation. He's a freakin' creative genius! He makes these comedy specials with both comedy and music, and that's where you'll find most of his songs. If you don't mind a few suggestions ... ? The one everyone is going to say will probably be the "Kanye Rant". If you do that next, follow it up with "All Eyes On Me" from his Inside special. It's got a link of themes. I'd also suggest "Left Brain, Right Brain" and "We Think We Know You" to go together. They're from the same special. OH! And "Perspective from God" which is absolutely beautiful. Good luck on your journey!