DEEP! | Pepper - B*Hole Surfers (Reaction)

[@AliasMark69]

"Might Not Be Everybody's Cup Of Tea"..... I Smiled

[@kathybwell]

Never heard this before but I kinda like it. Digging the percussions! Thanks JMBOY for exposing me to something new 👍🏼

[@emcsquared8681]

A side note, the guy in the black white part being interviewed by police is Eric Estrada a television actor from the 80s, the woman on the bed is a trans woman by the name of Erica Strada.

[@RicoCosta317]

My Dad loved Eric Estrada in CHiPS.

[@JohnCothren-l4c]

One and same?

[@PiggieTrust-Forgive]

​​@@JohnCothren-l4c Yup!

[@PiggieTrust-Forgive]

CHiPs California Highway Patrol If you weren't there for it...

[@BaronVonPwn]

Thank you for listening through and not cutting in constantly. You have a new subscriber

[@RicoCosta317]

Bless you for actually trying to break the lyrics down. You did better than I could for real. All I know is that the song sounds cool and the video is a buncha fun.

[@3DJapan]

Ponch! (Eric Estrada from CHIPS was in the video).

[@3DJapan]

"they were doing it in Texas" might be referring to cult leader David Koresh and the siege on his compound in Waco, TX in 1993.

[@0okamino]

And this is about 3 years after that, so it certainly is possible. The band was also “doing it in Texas”, having formed in San Antonio, and Gibby Haynes himself being originally from Dallas.

[@edflintlaw]

My son's favorite band when he was a kid. He's 44 now.

[@m.ericwatson968]

This album was pretty radio friendly for Butthole Surfers, they were wild live, vocalist Gibby Haynes was certainly one of the crazier music artists of their time, they had some great album titles like Locust Abortion Technician, Hairway to Steven and Electriclarryland

[@albertsmith9315]

I was stationed in Korea in the '90s, and this song came on everyday during the Rock hour on armed forces radio, and it was funny to hear how each DJ tried to give the band's name without saying it. Apparently it was not authorized to say it.

[@kathybwell]

Hey veteran, I served in Korea too! Back in 84, stationed in itawon which was in Seoul.

[@albertsmith9315]

@kathybwell Hey! I did three tours at Kunsan AB '86-'87, '92-'93, and '96-'97. If you didn't like your stateside base, you could volunteer for Korea and be gone quick.

[@mr.pavone9719]

If you think the band's name is funny, you should read the album titles: Rembrandt Pussyhorse Locust Abortion Technician Humpty Dumpty LSD

[@onstr]

Dude's Dad was Mr. Peppermint - a kids show from way back in Dallas.

[@dvaderwasframed]

Who Was in My Room Last Night & Jingle of a Dog's Collar are pretty good tunes also

[@catherineday951]

One of my favourite songs! So happy to see somebody react. Lol

[@brandonjones1349]

💥BOOM💥...NICEEEE JM! Grew up on punk, thrash and a Powell Peralta skateboard. These guys were in my headphones alot while curbdoggin and hill bombing. Ty man, loved it. 🤜💥🤛

[@Az777]

There was a Hippie style revival in the 90's that reflected in the clothing, movies like Austin Powers, and music. This song and Love Shack, Groove is in the Heart, etc. Low rise hip hugger bell bottom pants and such were back in fashion. I always loved the psychedelic sound. Then going into Grunge was an easy transition.

[@hmonster1XL]

Great breakdown on the lyrics

[@plusultra]

I like your take on this song, from one of the most absurd, lsd soaked, Texas psychedelic, nonsensical and deep, true and pure mayhem and psychotic gun shootin', experimental mental, surreal satirical lunatic bands of all time!

[@AliasMark69]

Your very comprehensive Playlist needed this band's imaginative name added.

[@invisibledooley]

Another good one from the Buttholes from this era is "Who was in my Room Last Night", killer riff.

[@sjfvet519us]

This is about people they knew. The "nasty virus"=AIDS. This is from the album "Electric Larryland" a play on Jimi Hendrix' "Electric Ladyland". The lead singer had a side band called P which at one point had Johnny Depp on Bass. P was also (allegedly) the band that was playing when River Phoenix died at The Viper Room. Their earlier music was more noise rock with the singer using a megaphone.

[@3DJapan]

I don't know P but I know the song Friends of P by The Rentals.

[@DoctorCreepy13]

There are many many other selections from this brilliant group that would give you more of an indicator of their true genius. The entire psychic album is stellar

[@EneidaGonzalez-u3c]

One of my favorite songs andyour analysis is on point

[@williamadair1327]

thank you!

[@andysielaff2252]

a punk band working its way through the 90s and having a hit

[@mtnvalley9298]

I saw them twice, Atlanta and NYC. The NYC show was in an old theater and a complete blast of a mosh pit. Everyone just smoking and drinking in the audience chairs and then just diving in when necessary. Too much fun that night, and we got stopped going back through Jersey; off with a warning lol!

[@acostiablown]

As a huge Butthole Surfers fan since the early 80's this was when they jumped the shark. This song is a half-assed, patchworked, pinched loaf version of the Nails song "88 Lines About 44 Women" with a new chorus grafted on. They were on fumes from Pioughd but this was the last nail in their creative coffin.

[@Brandi6666]

This is a badass tune❤️🤘

[@karlburkhamer994]

New subscriber Mr. JMBOY, loved my first video on your channel.

[@mikepict9011]

I was studying the art of war and realized . Its all about promoting strength. Like crack dealer status and number of guns . That way the terror is the back drop and your victims already know . Its a time saver

[@markwillis675]

Love this band! Try "Shame of life".

[@coinneachmaclellan3121]

For a person who was around in the '60s the guitar sound is very familiar to me...

[@kirkhall2099]

Its a catchy song. I like

[@MrDeadstu]

Their name comes from outdoor concerts when you slide down a grassy/muddy hill on your ass, 'butthole surfing' - thus The Butthole Surfers. Why, what were you thinking?.....lol I agree this may not be the best name for a band, but you will remember them.

[@ashleydixon4613]

How am I the first person to point out the cameo in the video by Eric Estrada? And how much Gibby Haynes looks like Dave Grohl?

[@KrizzySummerz]

Wasn’t huge within my group in Oz. I think Peppers was big for them. Great analysis n reaction 😊

[@FuMrMagoo]

So many great BH surfers albums. The album this one is from is a bit lighter than most. Yeah the band names a bit unfortunate, but I think that's the point of it

[@matthews7805]

Look back into the earlier Butthole Surfers catalog to get the whole Butthole Surfers experience. They're incredibly original. This song is waaaaaaay more commercial than their earlier stuff.

[@Brandi6666]

I cant be the only one who finds this similar to “loser” by Beck😊

[@pubuapubua]

Cool man!

[@JothNny]

You should listen to Hairway to Steven... That was my first introduction to them...

[@mr.pavone9719]

Everyone listens to Pepper. It's the only damned song from the album that anyone knows! There's another great song on this album called Cough Syrup that is equally good but it never got any radio play. Also check out Birds, Thermador and Jingle Of A Dog's Collar.

[@EneidaGonzalez-u3c]

Subbed

[@jeremypriest4062]

Bh surfers are great. Want more goofy funk? Check out Primus. Winnona's big brown beaver tells the story of the styke of Les Claypool.

[@AliasMark69]

Govi - Euphrates

[@gtesk]

loved it

[@SkipKiplinger]

new sub. BTW there's a story behind this song

[@AliasMark69]

Bee Gees - I Started A Joke

[@bugvswindshield]

crazy band, but they had some damned good tunes.

[@snapdragon8888]

I've like the catchiness of this song for quite a while, but it was a bit too deep for me to understand. Now that I've seen the video, it's WAY too deep for me to understand. 🤣

[@Themacchuck]

I wonder what kind of studies have been done on the reaction video content?

[@spiffypreston3176]

If you can’t understand some of the words it’s because they’re backwards!

[@roseypeach8363]

JMBOY TV, this music is not my jam so I'm skipping this reaction. However, I leave you with a thumbs up. ✌

[@mikepict9011]

In the wu culture . I dunno whachu talkin bout playa . Take another hit

[@barbarastrayhorn4667]

80s, hard times. Small towns. Boredom. No sense of future. Futility. Thats what I got out of this song.

[@mattjohn4731]

Their name is not really profane, is it? I guess. But I think these profane words are sort of needed. Because the language is under fire these days. The online platforms are forbidding so many words. It is not ok and it contributes to ignorance and secrecy in my opinion. Buttholes Surfers are legends. Their shows and records are inspiring, and the free expression without limits or conformity. And most of their songs are weirder than Pepper IMO, peace