Comparing The Albums Of Motley Crue

[@PJHVols]

This is exactly why I hate when people talk down to others about their musical taste. We don’t all hear things or feel things the same way. Thanks for the great video!

[@yardleyyardley2631]

"Danger" one of the best underrated songs of all time! That song kicks ass!

[@stevedamien638]

Great song,theatre a great album also

[@FrenchToast589]

Great episode. I'm with Vito on Generation Swine. Loved that album back in 1997 and still holds up today. It actually sounds more "authentic" Motley than anything they've done since (even though it was considered the alt-rock deviant of the Crue catalog back then). I'm almost certain that's John Corabi screaming on "Let Us Prey." No chance Vince can scream like that, and I recall Corabi being involved in the songwriting and early recording of Swine. So it's fairly certain they kept his scream at the chorus of Let Us Prey. I actually bought the Japanese import of Swine from Rock Dreams in NJ a few days before its official release. Paid like $33 for the import, which was WAY too much for a teen with a paper route income, but I was obsessed with Motley and was so excited to finally be present for a new album and the reunion of Vince to the lineup. Got the bonus track "Song To Slit Your Wrist By" on that import. As for GGG vs. Feelgood, I gotta go Feelgood. GGG is saved by one immense and classic track, "Wild Side." If you take away Wild Side, you have an over-played stripper anthem and a bunch of flat, unmemorable rock songs - ending on a throwaway cover of Jailhouse Rock. I do enjoy GGG when I'm in the mood for it, but it's so forgettable really outside the first 2 tracks. Feelgood, on the other hand, is just stacked with Motley at their songwriting peak. I could never hear Without You again and be better for it. But every other song (even Time For Change) is anywhere from an A+ to a B+ grade. Just absolute top shelf Motley.

[@seekah1]

More album wars content just like this Brendon, what a fab idea for the record store! All in good fun👍

[@lejacksonjr3]

Hey, Brendon. When you mentioned "Rodeo" and remarked that it was one of the best Crüe tunes, I had to seek it out. I gotta say, you were right. It has quickly become one of my favorites, too. Thank you for leading me to it.

[@jayjohnson9452]

Really enjoyed this video! Crue is my favorite band...I slightly favor Girls over Feelgood but it's really close...love that u guys both showed some love for Theatre Of Pain, that albums seems to get shit on a lot...I love it! Was the 1st Crue album I owned.

[@BrendonSnyder]

Glad to hear you enjoyed it. I’d like to do more videos like this one. So keep your fingers cross!

[@anthonyhowell5117]

I never thought I’d be into Motley Crue, but because of your channel Brendon, I’m digging them and other Glam Metal bands. Some of those tunes are killer when I’m working out!

[@markbunton9919]

Great debate. Love Motley Crue old stuff. For me I prefer Girls over Feelgood but I still like most of the Feelgood album. Glad to see Theater getting some love. I have always loved that album and don’t understand the hate for it. The entire album is solid and for me the worst tracks are the hits that they still play. Songs like Tonight and Fight For Your Right are amazing. Surprised you didn’t get into the Corabi album as part of the debate but that one would probably be an entire video to itself.

[@diamondd2778]

THIS WAS EXCELLENT! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@patrickreeves4650]

Everyone remembers the day they got Swine, the mood around them, and their first listen. For me, the buildup in the prior months is unmatched by any album in my musical history. I remember going at midnight to Tower Records in Portland, Oregon. There was a good-sized line of people and my friends and I waited with so much excitement. At around 11:50, someone came on the overhead and told everyone that they were going to start selling the album, and they also put the record on. By the time it was in my hands, I had heard half the record while waiting in line, and my friends and I felt like we had been punched in the gut. I gave that album the entire summer to get into it. I listened to it constantly, hoping there would be something that would click. Here we are, nearly 27 years later, and that album has built quite a history. I feel a good about of nostalgia about it, but not because it was good...but everything that was happening in my life at the time. I will never not have a place in my heart for Swine.

[@seekah1]

Nice recall lol

[@lanski26]

For Me, my top three are Dr. Feelgood, SATD and their self-titled album

[@jimharrison2731]

Mine as well

[@willprice79]

Hey Brendon, I’m like you. Got started with Motley Crue when Dr Feelgood came out. I still remember convincing my mom to let my buy the cassette when it came out in August ‘89. I was 10 years old and had just finished 4th grade I believe. So it’s always going to be special and my #1 Crue album just based on that alone.

[@moonytheloony6516]

Happy Halloween Brendon! 🎃🎃🎃🎃🎃🎃🎃🎃🎃

[@BrendonSnyder]

Thank you! Happy Halloween to you too!

[@Jeffrey519]

Great discussion. Fascinating because I disagree with both of you on most things but it shows how subjective entertainment really is. Timing is a big thing too. I loved Shout the Devil. Bought it when it first came out. My gateway to heavy metal. So when I heard Smokin in the Boys Room as the first single and bought ToP I was so disappointed. Dr. Feelgood has its moments (although I haven't listened to it in years) and Wild Side is a great track, but I hate pretty much everything else they did after Shout. Probably unfair but I held a grudge after that change in sound. I could feel differently if I became a fan later and the went back, but again, timing.

[@diamondd2778]

City boys blues n tonight fight for yr right are excellent underrated songs

[@darinhaller6034]

I’m one year older and when Dr. Feelgood came out it was so good and it’s still my favorite! Don’t Go Away Mad is one of my favorites of all time.

[@arturodouglas2484]

Love the GIRLS GIRLS GIRLS album because that's where I came in with Motley Crue and DR FEELGOOD was the first album of theirs I bought on release day so that's close to my heart too. I have heard Nikki talk about the Elvis connection and the original cover artwork was going to have photos of the corpses of movie starlets like Marylin Monroe, Jane Mansfield etc but the record company wouldn't allow it. Great video Brendon

[@michaelharrington75]

Glad to hear others liking Theater of Pain. Never understood why a lot of people didn't care as much for it? Some great jamming songs on that album! I like the first 5 Mötley Crüe albums. Never tried to rank them from favorite to least favorite.

[@rick_rich]

Gs is one of my favorites

[@mphillips4263]

Shout at the Devil is my favorite album by the crue. Dirty in your face defiant rock n roll! I would pick Dr. Feelgood over Girls.

[@matthewklimas6905]

You’re All I Need was a shot at Jack Wagner, who had a hit single, “All I Need.” Wagner was dating Nikki’s ex and Nikki gave her a copy of that song.

[@alandeacon3018]

Can I disagree agreeably with some of the comments posted - I actually like the back and forth between the guys which is just how music discussions often play out when you have passion and knowledge in the room! Struggle to put Generation Swine high up on my list of favourites by the band but can make a good argument for Dr. Feelgood. Please keep on doing the record store conversations Brendon - really enjoy them

[@sebastienlavoie9334]

I really like Theatre Of Pain too, brings back great memories from my first high school years, Louder Than Hell and Use It Or Lose it are really solid songs for me.

[@MetalGreggNY75]

My view on Generation Swine, I think the songs that were written by John Corabi hinting that Corabi was going to do the album but then things changed when Vince rejoined-and the key the Corabi songs were written in are not in Vince’s range.

[@yardleyyardley2631]

Mick Mars one of the best underrated guitarists of all time! I think Tommy gets well deserved credit as one of the best drummers of all time. I also freakin LOVE the Crue album with Corabi! Every song KICKS!!

[@jimharrison2731]

Too Fast, SATD and the Corabi album , my favourite 3

[@yardleyyardley2631]

Girls or Feelgood for me it's a tie. Kinda like Roth or Hagar....tie! Both different, both GREAT!

[@chrisoakley5830]

I really like Theater of Pain, I've always enjoyed that record a lot.

[@graemeknowles1431]

Love all Motley's 5 80s albums.. Dr Feelgood is there Sgt Pepper.. Fantastic songwriting...

[@lisathurston8265]

I go to Shout at the devil! Then Theater of pain! Them Dr feelgood! Then Girls Girls Girls. Sorry but Shout was my Start of the teen angst for me and I love Helter Skelter. Yes i am a chick and i love the aggressive side of motley more.

[@benedictdonald4338]

Crue was absolutely fantastic through about 1985.

[@VinilosyTinta]

Great debate: my 5 cents, Saints of Los Angeles is way under rated. I think its Motleys third best behind Too Fast and Shout. There, I said it😅

[@thedreamcatcher72]

I'm with you Brendon Dr. Feelgood wins over Girl, Girls, Girls it's just a stronger album start to finish. Too fast for love is my favourite Mötley record.

[@nm_hd04]

Omg! How much is that hellacopters album? What store is this? I’d like to contact them

[@tyson1fan487]

I loved and still do love everything 80's Motley Crue!! Every album back then was amazing and getting so excited for Dr Feelgood and hearing the first videos on MTV and Headbangers Ball 🤘🏻🤘🏻 I didn't care for anything after and this goes for so many back then as once the 80's ended everything went downhill and I know a lot of great bands were still making great albums till around '92 but to be fair over the past several years I've given so many a chance and found some great music but it still isn't what it was back then.

[@cool927]

Girls, Girls, Girls is basically a rhythm and blues album with a raw, gritty guitar tone. It’s right in Mick’s wheelhouse and some of his best tunes. Feelgood is a little too polished for me.

[@Metallinick]

Slightly off topic but can someone from Sound Exchange please tell me if that is an OG copy of "By The Grace of God" from The Hellacopters hanging on the rack behind Brendon? If so, I'm interested but not sure if you ship to Australia.

[@chrisharper6088]

Other than TFFL and SATD, the best album by Nikki Sixx, is the Heroin Diaries as Sixx AM

[@kingfluffy1979]

You should let Vito speak. You keep cutting him off with your opinions. I'm with Vito on GS and Feelgood. My fav albums in order are Self-Titled w/John Corabi, Shout, Theatre (I will die on that hill that TOP is a great album), Too Fast, Girls, Swine, Feelgood (the hits are the hits but it's got a lot of filler)......then you can pick your poison with Tattoo and Saints. Just my opinion and I know I'm not alone.

[@muldoon67]

Well, once again I tried Motley Crue ... and Nope. However I did just buy Van Halen II.

[@styrmugnsell4560]

The first 6 albums with DLR is fantastic!

[@MartinAcosta-yx7oe]

Dr feelgood is my favorite Album

[@tonyeckman4822]

I love Crue circa late 1981 to mid 1986. I especially worship the Shout 'era (the look, attitude, heavy sound) Theatre was good but was the declining period (to me) Everything from GGG to current day had little hits and many misses (to me)

[@jeffmcpeek2526]

Mick Mars shined on Girls.

[@ToreHansen-tb4en]

Hope no one gets insulted. But I wish you could stop talking over each other so much. It’s hard hearing what each person’s saying.

[@seekah1]

The genuine passion came through unedited, I loved it and hope there's more content just like this.

[@ToreHansen-tb4en]

@@seekah1Yes I can see the passion and it’s great. But sometimes passion can get in the way of the overall experience. But don’t get me wrong, I love the channel and the topic 🙂

[@jasondecastris3567]

I’ve been a huge Crue fan since I was 10. I’m now 46. My personal favourite album is Shout at The Devil. It’s dark and has that metal sound. Second is TFFL and then the 94 album. I always found Feelgood was too commercial and almost too pop at times. Obviously the title track Feelgood is just saw intense and I find just that song is better than most of Girls Girls Girls album. Now , going into Swine. I rate it a 3/5. Even in 97 I wasn’t impressed. It has too many loops and computer add ons. But I’m with Vito. A Rat Like Me is the best song on the album. It’s pure Motley L.A gutter glam rock. It’s pure Hollywood sounding. The drums and bass are great in the album. Listen to it again carefully. Listen to the bass. It’s rare Nikki has a song that the bass stands out. A Rat Like Me is a true Crue song.

[@kingdude1999]

I love Theatre of Pain. Shout got me into them, but I love the harder edge & some of the layered keyboards on that album. Girls & Dr. Feelgood sound too clean for me. I enjoy the albums, but I think the engineer Duane Baron gave Girls too clean of a sound. But I think he's more suited for bands like Dream Theater (he mixed & engineered Images & Words). And then Bob Rock really made them sound too clean with Dr. Feelgood. They lost that raw feeling from the first 3 albums. And when it comes to Girls & Dr. Feelgood - I'll have to go with Girls. And that's because I was 17 when it came out & that was my first Crue concert - so I was hooked. Plus for me it's raunchier then Dr. Feelgood & that's what that whole LA strip was about when it came to the bands at that time.

[@MartyrsShrineOfficial]

I remember hearing the single Dr Feelgood on the radio in 1989 so headed down to my local record store to buy the album to find out it hadn't been released yet so went home with Girls Girls Girls instead. To my horror it sounded nothing like Dr Feelgood and I could only afford one album at that time as a kid so I returned the album to the store, got a refund and used the same money to preorder Dr Feelgood. I did buy Girls again later and afterca few listens it has grown on me over the years. They are both great albums but sounded very different even to a kid ack then.

[@MetalGreggNY75]

Between Girls & Feelgood, you have to understand that w/ Girls they were at the highest point of drugs & drinking…..Feelgood was done when the band was fully sober so if you add those factors into play. I love both those albums. Also there were 12 tracks on the original Japanese release of Feelgood.

[@seekah1]

Plus the fact they were so isolated from all temptations in Vancouver...it was the best decision they probably ever made. Feelgood could be considered a comeback album.

[@digitalman6603]

Crue Dr. Feelgood destroys Girls... But it is third in line to the ST and Shout. Those are perfect records. and Swine is just unlistenable no matter what the fella says. haha I remember when live wire came out from the St. Damn it was powerful.

[@tyson1fan487]

Elvis has a movies called Girls Girls Girls but his name wasn't Vince! I don't recall that name in the movie No main characters named Vince.

[@Hwy13La]

City Boy Blues is the best track easily on TOP , followed by Louder Than Hell , shelved SATD track . As far as musically , the 94 Record was a band on fire , adding the Corabi guitar . Poison Apples is so damn killer, Drift Away may be their best ballad , ever . Swine is horrible , New Tattoo has some great tracks ..

[@bigdave9269]

So, Motley is a topic I am well versed on. I am actually more well versed than most I just redid my Motley ranking. Haha… Generation Swine is AWFUL. And I was very hyped with the return. Was at the press conference at the Spectrum in Philly. A Rat Like Me and Let Us Prey along with the redo of Shout are the only tracks I like. The Corabi record is my all time favorite. Of the Vince records, Theatre is my favorite. Nona is about Nikki’s grand mom. It’s fine. Jailhouse Rock. 100% because a character in the Elvis movie is named Vince and 100% because Girls, Girls, Girls is an Elvis flick. I don’t mind Jailhouse Rock, I wish they would play that live instead of Smokin’. New Tattoo is severely underrated and under appreciated and that should have been the album they returned with not Swine. It is aggravating that Nikki always shits on Theatre. Trying to remember what else you guys talked about… oh Without You, that was my wedding song. I wish they would play that more often in the set. I get Brandon but you’re right shoulda been on a Tommy solo record. Nikki singing some of Find Myself and whatever the other song was, no thanks. I will say if Corabi was still around, Swine may have worked.

[@yardleyyardley2631]

Shout at the Devil is the best Crue album EVER! Hands down...

[@stevedaughertyjr1184]

I have the original version when the album just came out. Ten songs. I will only own the first five albums.

[@danielstead2701]

Both good! Prefer girls…. But only just

[@gchupko]

My choice is Girls Girls Girls just for the simple reason that Motley has killed Dr. Feelgood for me because they have issued a box set 2 times on this album, but alas no love for Tffl, theatre of Pain, and Girls Girls Girls. He'll just imagine if they did a deluxe set of the 94 Album and new tattoo

[@richardhenle2650]

Yeah it's like someone said we all hear these things differently. Not being very into Motley I stand back on this I do have most of their albums but I must say alot was because I worked at a music store and bough alot every week with my check. I did love Dr Feelgood that was the album wed play in the store while working in the music store tons, and many others like GNR and countless others, but I don't view myself as a big fan, I listen to the new stuff but I quickly parted ways with Motley when things changed, Tommy Lee was mr sex tape and all that stuff. I tend to gravitate to a band I dont have to hear all their junk about or is the "popular thing" for whatever reason. Reason now that I like the first few songs I hear from Linkin Park with their new singer, to me Its a new band I was working at a music store when they came out and they were the shit everyone buying them etc.. etc... which made me not want to listen and I didnt hear and there I caught a song, but now I can approach their new work as just that, where as older fans of them feel she is committing a crime fronting that band. But everyone has their thing and I cant take away what they want just dont judge my listening.

[@teckertime]

Anybody remember Vince playing fictional character Bobby Black in Adventures of Ford Fairlane?

[@SteveAuger2021]

Personally, I don’t see anything wrong with a musician, writing a song about somebody special in their life and then naming it with the person‘s name. I think it adds a little bit more emotional touch to it, but that’s just my opinion.

[@seekah1]

I get what Brendon is saying, mostly I would agree but Sara is a gem of a song I never even thought about the name issue

[@edwinh7908]

I Lost Interest In Mötley Crüe After "Shout At The Devil".......

[@txmatt2112]

Man I too really like Generation Swine.

[@esteeb67]

I used to be a huge Crue fan, but fell off hard on Girls Girls Girls. I hated it. I hated Wild Side. I don't like a single song on it. They came back a little bit with Dr. Feelgood. I love the title track, Kickstart My Heart, She Goes Down, Slice of Your Pie; and Rattlesnake Shake is decent. I hated the pop tunes on that record, but mostly Without You. Ugghhh. Hate it. Never bought another Crue album again, but I have heard them all.

[@tyson1fan487]

Girls Girls Girls 🤘🏻🤘🏻 Don't get me wrong because I love Dr.Feelgood. however Girls Girls Girls 🤘🏻 is is the 4th best in my opinion and maybe it's because I was young and that's how they came out and everything that came out wasn't better than the previous album.

[@grungil7570]

I vote on dr feelgood.

[@vistalite]

MC lost me at Feelgood. I only liked three songs and found the rest to be awful filler. I discovered MC with Shout, saw them headline on that tour and then was a little disappointed when Theatre was released. Girls = meh. Feelgood = meh. Out of curiosity, I listened to each subsequent album, but found very little that appealed to me. The only records I’ll listen to now are Shout and TFFL. Shout is my absolute favorite. I can listen to the entire album all day.

[@andrewmachado6988]

The only Crüe albums I like from top to bottom are TFFL, SATD and the self titled album with Corabi on vocals. All the other albums have a good song here and there, but overall, I think the albums are terrible.

[@sealdog24]

I feel like Dr Feelgood is a better, more consistent album. But I feel like Girls, Girls, Girls and Wildside are better than most songs on Feelgood.

[@jaydoubleu3419]

Best album by far Crüe put out is shout at the devil then girls girls girls

[@rotadyma]

Shout was "BY FAR" their best album. And it's not even close. Motley Crue is a lot like GNR. Made their name with one album. And everything after their best albums were much less than Shout. Not to mention, they have never been very good live in concert. I can't listen to any Crue albums other than Shout without cringing. Their music has not stood the test of time. In fact, I haven't listened to any Crue CD's in at least 5 years. Wait, I take that back. Last week I popped in 94 Crue cd with John Corabi. I do like that release a lot.

[@BrendonSnyder]

Their music captured a time and era. It’s of the moment in the 80’s. That’s what it was like. It doesn’t have to “age well” and be appropriate today. It’s not made today. People today are too worried about offending others. We need more bands like The Crue that say what think and don’t give a crap if people don’t like it.

[@jasonc.9205]

Made their name on one album? Not even close chief. Try again!

[@rotadyma]

@@BrendonSnyder Aging well to me means if the music has stood the test of time or if the listener has outgrown that particular band. There are some bands that I just can't listen to anymore because of overexposure. GNR, Bon Jovi, Motley Crue, Poison, anything by Def Lep after Pyromania and by the same token, there are a ton of bands that I rarely listened to back in the 80's and now I can't get enough of em, like Winger, Dokken, Whitesnake, Scorpions, Night Ranger, Slaughter, KISS, Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, ACDC, and a whole bunch more. There's just a certain few bands that have so much exposure, I can't listen to them anymore.

[@rotadyma]

@@jasonc.9205 Without SHOUT, they would've never have been as big. That album catapulted their stardom. And when they released crap like Theatre, Girls and Feelgood, people just bought it and thought it was great.

[@rotadyma]

@@BrendonSnyder You're missing my point. I don't care about society and older music. I'm talking about ME. It hasn't aged well for me. It's stale, overplayed and outdated music that represents a short time period for me that related to their music. Now I still love music from that time period but I resonate with other artists now.

[@inmyhouse11]

They went to sh@t after Shout

[@Duqsteel1115]

Just ranking Motley albums… Too Fast For Love - It was something fresh back in the day (Ramones meet Sweet) Shout At The Devil - Just an in your face second album with a heavy sound and great melody Dr Feelgood - A ton of catchy hooks and “She Goes Down” is awesome with the Robin Zander vocal Theater Of Pain - Love the more bluesy sound. A lot of underrated and under appreciated songs. Not a fan of their image on the album though. Girls Girls Girls - Solid album, but I agree that was a bit “ over polished.” The title track is still one of my favorite songs. Motley Crue, Generation Swine and New Tattoo all run together for me. Saints Of Los Angeles is when Motley actually lost me. I am not into that album at all.

[@StevenDavid-4q2]

I am not a Motley Crue fan and really couldn't care about them at all. Blue Oyster Cult is another band I have no interest in. So who cares that I dislike and have no interest in those two bands? And for those who have an issue in my opinion, so what! You might like them, then enjoy it and that's great! I don't! Brendon and Sound Exchanges owners obviously are really into music, and don't have an issue with Brendon. There issue is with Brendon's opinion about Brendon's opinion about a Motley Crue's album and other discography. Each have their right to their opinion, as I do.

[@austindolan7182]

it's cool to have your own opinion and all, but why'd you come here to be a jerk?

[@jimmycoleman5853]

Sarah by Thin Lizzy

[@BrendonSnyder]

How does this relate to Motley Crue?

[@jimmycoleman5853]

You said you didn’t like songs of a persons name. This an example of one I liked quite a bit

[@BrendonSnyder]

Ahh…yes, I don’t like the song Sarah either. In this case not just because it’s a name, but also musically and lyrically I’m not into it. Songs about a specific person I don’t know that I’m then supposed to sing along to and identify with seem odd to me. But then I know lots of people dig them because they keep getting made and keep being hits.

[@jimmycoleman5853]

Yvette by Jason Isbell is the story of a young girls abuse at the hands of her father who ultimately gets killed by her classmate

[@VinilosyTinta]

Generation Swine is better than New Tattoo, Th of Pain,

[@alphacheeb3214]

Haven’t been relevant since SATD

[@Lesfrye]

Elvis did have a movie called Girls, Girls, Girls, but his characters name was Ross Carpenter. I don’t recall there being a “Vince” in the movie

[@seekah1]

Sounded like one of those rumour jokes

[@sebastienlavoie9334]

I find the Girls Girls Girls album super boring, i like Wild Side, Dancing On Glass, never been a fan of the title track and i like You're All In Need, the rest is super bland and boring. Girls album is in my least favorite album with New Tattoo that i find really boring too. Dr. Feelgood a thousand times over Girls Girls Girls.

[@thepatester]

Generation Swine is SOOOOO bad, I refuse to own it. Oh, and Dr. Feelgood OVER Girls, Girls, Girls.

[@diamondd2778]

See I like Generation swine! Dr feelgood is weak , very hit n miss. I prefer Girls girls girls to Dr feelgood. Time for change is dreadful

[@otisdriftwood8469]

Im a fan, but i hate swine then and now. Feelgood has a ton of bad songs as well. Imo

[@jimharrison2731]

My opinion, Generation Swine is terrible. My opinion

[@nealhanna5609]

Theatre of pain was better than girls girls girls

[@MetalAsylumNJ]

Generation Swine is complete garbage, just trying to keep with the times. Your welcome. New Tattoo is forgettable, and Saints of LA is better, but meh.

[@ourheartscondemnyou]

Don’t be afraid to say it: Generation Swine sucks. Then and especially now.

[@rblue6589]

I find Motley Crue to be so weak, always have. And you'd get beat up in my high school parking if you were a fan, lol, posers as we used to call them.

[@davitt66]

What? Two people disagreeing yet respecting each others opinions? Does this exist?

[@BrendonSnyder]

I know right?! Haha 😂

[@Tom-l5c8f]

Brandon is one of the worst songs ever released on any album. Nona is down there too ….

[@jpcastrianni]

It was all downhill after Shout At The Devil.

[@scottnorris8071]

You mean uphill, they got bigger

[@saultellez4783]

The crue one of the biggest over rated bands

[@ddaarree66]

Use to love her is about having to put his dog down not killing his girlfriend

[@BrendonSnyder]

Not that’s not correct. Izzy states that it’s a joke and was written based on what some guy was saying on the radio that they were listening to at the time. It has nothing to do with a dog. Google it 👍