First Time Hearing | Bo Burnham - How The World Works Reaction

[@mattstanford9673]

"If he wants to make a super-positive song, nothing wrong with that." *laughs in Bo Burnham* "Boy. This song escalated REALLY fast."

[@ImTheOwens]

I was JUST about to comment about this. I thought to myself "Oh boy..." Really looking forward to him reacting to the rest lol (I paused to comment).

[@timpwhit]

He knew a twist was coming; he's seen Burnham before. He was just playing along at the beginning, although he seemed genuinely surprised at the what the "twist" actually was once Sock-o began his rant.

[@alastryona]

"honey, you've got a big storm comin"

[@Setliin]

I was dying when he said that haha

[@Chetloore]

Lol

[@markgallegos4765]

"The simple narrative taught in every history class , Is demonstrably false and pedagogically classist" "oh no" the oh no had me dying

[@jesse103]

im eated bal

[@calebdeming5515]

It was the best.

[@GustavRex]

It's so funny because everyone knows it's true, Lboyd just can't outright agree with it because, well, you know. Controversial LMAO

[@Gary4DLC]

Same 🤣🤣🤣

[@santsi7306]

Me too

[@rhoward9302]

The song starts out super-educational for kids...and then ends up being super-educational for adults.

[@the_nikster1]

facts.

[@TheFhqwhgadsLimit]

If we actually educated kids it wouldn't need to be new education for adults.

[@goldenjam_0189]

@@TheFhqwhgadsLimit adults are always learning

[@seigeengine]

I feel like it's more teen material. You should have wrestled with all of those ideas before you reach full fledged adult, really.

[@HollowGolem]

@@seigeengine You'd be surprised how many grown ass adults haven't.

[@dannywareham2293]

"If he wants to sing a positive song, there's nothing wrong with that" [1 min later] "Don't ya know the world is built on blood and genocide and exploitation" Bo is a genius

[@TheHighSorcerer]

"Is this like an education song?" Well, yes and no...

[@chlupl]

I hadn't heard this one yet, but my first reaction to that comment was.. No.. this is gonna have a twisted twist.

[@GustavRex]

@@TheHighSorcerer There is no "no." Yes, it is an educational song lol

[@IggyWasTaken]

"Keep in mind Bo is the sock guys" that line killed me 😂😂😂

[@frauleinzuckerguss1906]

Sentences I never thought I'd hear and make sense

[@1996Pinocchio]

I wonder if he refers to him being the hand in the sock in the video, or Bo being socko in the world (i.e. the suppressed)...

[@HopeGardner3amed]

@@1996Pinocchio I think that he is saying that Bo more than likely shares the views of Socko as Socko is seen as the good guy in the song thus Bo (the writer) is taking Socko's side. Not the performer (bo playing the piano)'s side.

[@nonzensy1554]

Well he is part of the working class and he sees the world with sockos eyes in the perspective of even less priviledged than himself. he is as such priviledged to give his opinions and views that are anti capitalistic a platform by letting socko speak, though hierarchy demands him to silence his subservient sock to obedience when criticising him self as he would be silenced if he directly targeted his superior. it is ingrained in the system that socko names as liberal fascism. . . he is well aware thathe can only go so far critizing the system without getting sockos treatment...

[@Chetloore]

Lmao

[@jala1551]

LOL I DIED when Socko described where he spends his time when he's not on Bo's hand and you literally went "WHAT happened?" - slight distressed voice break and everything... that is EXACTLY the appropriate reaction to that TURNING POINT moment in 90% of Bo's songs. Perfection in a reaction - as always, sir

[@theautisticguitarist7560]

I laughed for a straight minute. PERFECTION!

[@Xinuka]

He is a genius

[@neilwilson5785]

This sock has. Jeez.

[@RapidVidsProductions]

i replayed that part so many times hahahah

[@gageberg2341]

Me too😭☠️😂

[@RvBDopp]

I literally rewatched "Inside" yesterday and thought you'd enjoy this song in particular. The other one is "That Funny Feeling." Great stuff.

[@cinnilen]

Exact same situation, lmao

[@JWLake]

The whole special is a masterpiece. "Welcome to the Internet" was one of my favorites

[@randywhitcomb7585]

Unpaid intern, And Jeff Bezos 1&2 would be interesting to see him react to as well even tho they are tiny. Hence one of the reasons I wanna see him react to the entire special

[@McGriddle69]

Everytime I listen to that funny feeling the line "the whole world at your fingertips, the ocean at your door" gets me everytime.

[@adzukibean2190]

I watched it. Climate change is whack

[@ligmanewtons2523]

Even though the sock complied, he was still torn apart because the system is inherently unbalanced towards the interest of those with power.

[@music79075]

As it always has been and always will be 🙃

[@kimroberts7006]

"The sock has bars, bro" is the best thing I've heard this month!!! I know this song so well and really enjoyed watching you realize it wasn't a kid's song and the facts Socko was spittin'. Shit got real, fast.

[@SallionMang]

I've never seen someone enjoy the RIGHT parts of this song, and for the right reasons. Loved watching you react to this, he did an astounding job imo. Not a lot of people catch the "comply or die" tie-in at the end.

[@horaspeher3368]

Well, it's more of a "comply-AND-die" at the end, isn't it?

[@TheJasonmanguy]

@@horaspeher3368 Yeah I really like that he pulls the sock off at the end to show that whether you comply or not you still die. Such is the orphan grinder that is capitalism.

[@SallionMang]

@@horaspeher3368 You're right about that

[@749246pin]

It’s more of like “don’t step out of line or die” tie in

[@SallionMang]

@@749246pin my brother that's what comply means lol

[@MoonlightSocial]

It's the "Oh no's" that get us. Will never get tired of watching people watch Bo for the first time.

[@PatrickHogan]

Well, sir, congratulations. You just attracted all the Bo Burnham fans. It’s all you’re gonna react to for the next like six months. Your audience is about to explode.

[@oldeskul]

I love Bo Burnham. He balances post-modernism with cynicism so well in his comedy.

[@RS-fy9hb]

I'd just like to inquire what your understanding of post-modernism is in relation to his songs? I don't know how this comes across, but I'm genuinely curious.

[@weasel6843]

@@RS-fy9hb i don't know why the other person implies postmodernism and cynicism are opposites, because i think bo is extremely postmodern precisely because he's cynical: postmodernism is a cynicism towards metanarratives. i think the best example of his postmodernism is the song where he reacts to himself: he creates a narrative, and then immediately criticizes this narrative, and then he criticizes the criticized narrative... this is a very postmodern construction, because there's no overarching framework that he can refer to to get a sense of grounding, and even the narrative that he's endless self-critical is criticized what i like about bo is he has these profound moments of postmodern critique while still maintaining a sense of the real, lurking in the background (always mental health, but in "inside" he also constantly comes back to climate change)

[@snugglydove6846]

Post-post-modernism*

[@kevinholmes1048]

@@snugglydove6846 Or what I think is the more fitting synonym "metamodernism." As you describe @weasel it's the cynicism of post modernism taken to absurdist conclusions in a way that sort of "breaks the fourth wall" or "goes meta" and calls back to wanting a sense of genuine sentiment and invoking the need to synthesize and construct new values from the wreckage.

[@RS-fy9hb]

@@weasel6843 It had me confused as well, and it's why I asked for how he understood it xD. imo, post-modernism isn't particularly useful, if it wasn't for comedy or as a tool to dissect seemingly established and unshakable values. So using it comically, or in Bo's case of breaking the "norm" or "meta", is indeed quite ingenious.

[@Brooke-rw8rc]

Anything from Inside is incredible! I would actually suggest a 2-parter. It's a song from his penultimate special and a song from his latest special that kinda serve like bookends to each other thematically: 1. Can't Handle This (Kanye Rant) 2. All Eyes on Me. but other hits: Welcome to the Internet White Woman's Instagram Country Song

[@thomstark2473]

This! Exactly this.

[@Alhu90]

He already did Welcome to the internet.

[@peterpike]

Yes, watching the Kanye Rant and then All Eyes on Me is definitely the way to go.

[@SheanaOBrien1985]

He already did all eyes on me

[@Brooke-rw8rc]

@@SheanaOBrien1985 He hadn't when I posted this last week.

[@thebat7774]

Your "oh no" right after the classist remark in history class was exactly how I felt the first time hearing him ramp up. Socko's on a tear

[@WeatherguyPlays]

I personally recommend "From God's Perspective", "Sad", or "Can't Handle This" from Bo, but there's a whole bunch of great stuff out there. I think the rest of Inside is probably best watched on your own as part of the entire special, because a lot of the best songs depend on the content of the rest of the special. It's really fantastic stuff, won like three Emmys.

[@connorell07]

This, but I'd love to see reactions to White Womans Instagram, That Funny Feeling and Problematic!

[@connorell07]

Also #Deep

[@slowdaze]

Can’t Handle This is one of my favorite. So heart crunching.

[@SmokeyHippie]

Rant is another good one he should do

[@Pragabond]

True but he can also just record the whole special and his reactions in a different kind of format and upload the bits he wants individually. I agree he definitely 100% needs to watch the special from start to finish the first time

[@davidfrance2915]

"Because my words are transcribed" KZbin monetization: THAAAAAAAT is how the world works! That is how the world works! Say something that we can't sell or sponsor, lose your income for your hours of awesome....and thaaaaaat's how...it works!

[@emmabarker7345]

This exactly. So many people reacting to this video get this look like they're in danger and it's a perfect illustration of what Bo's saying in the video.

[@hypatia4754]

👏👏👏👏

[@DakotaSG]

God I love everyone’s first reaction to this song. It’s so incredible. The dichotomy between Bo and the sock is *chefs kiss*

[@icchasaki]

When he paused it and just “Oh no.” I actually wheezed so hard, oh my word 😂😂😂

[@ericbogerd5306]

Ah, Bo, I can always count on you to take things to their twisted conclusion. I haven't heard this one before but I was still waiting with held breath for 'the turn', that moment when you see a reactor hit that point in a Bo Burnham song. I love his dark humor.

[@christschess7069]

You like Bo and haven't heard this song? Go watch "Inside" RIGHT NOW!

[@billyoliver79]

Bo is a genius. That is all. ‘Inside’ is one of the greatest pieces of art made this century.

[@tdenaea]

"is this an educational video" oh yes. pay attention :D

[@WilkesyBRAH]

This is probably the closest thing from Bo on Inside to what originally made him blow up, speaking about very serious political topics in a more zany manner that kind of blindsides you

[@ethan1834]

I would reccomend "from gods perspective" or "healing the world with comedy" but anything from bo is amazing

[@adzukibean2190]

“This is a super positive song about the world for kids! I think I’ll show this to my 5 year old!” Me: slowly reaches for my popcorn “this will be interesting.”

[@chandanv211]

Watching Bo progress from a kid doing KZbin videos in his room to making this work of art show “Inside” has been amazing. Me and my husband went to his last live show and had the best time. Enjoying watching all his stuff so much.

[@DustinRodriguez1_0]

When you watched the first video excerpt from Bo Burnham's "Inside" special... I commented that you really should watch the whole thing, yourself, not to react to for a video, but just for your own personal experience. It is a work of art that you are robbed of properly and fully appreciating by experiencing it initially all clipped up like this. I re-iterate, please watch the whole thing, from start to finish, without distractions. You will appreciate it immensely, I promise.

[@TheDaringPastry1313]

Yep, this song is basically the working class vs mega corps keeping us in line when we tell them how we feel. Bo asking the sock how he can help is not to actually help, it's just a PR stunt to make them look better. Crazy song... the special is one of the best things I have seen in forever.

[@breadboy9714]

Bo is actually such a creative dude. Been following him since his early youtube days and love to see people discovering him and going through all of his stuff online

[@67beanz]

me too man. Watching his glow up makes me so happy

[@ForeverFrogintheFog]

Seeing people react to this song for the first time is always a treat 😭🤣

[@riyintocco]

It’s great man. This song works because all of the actual knowledge comes from an intimate object. Kind of like how South Park gets away with their delivery because it’s through the scope of “innocent” children. Love it. We’ve gotta get creative to talk about real issues… 😶

[@howiedavis2316]

OMG first time hearing this ' song ' and I have to say ... that was F-ING brilliant !!!

[@joshuabarnett88]

What a delightful descent into madness and depression the entire special is. Inside was filmed by Bo alone in his home during the early days of the pandemic and was his first stage up style special in years. I recommend you watch it in full as one session

[@hermatic1]

The entire of bo burnham "inside" is great and worth a watch. If not for the channel just for your own entertainment. For that matter his earlier stuff is also pretty good. Especially the song at the end of one of them where he shares his feelings and emotions of being a celebrity/entertainer, it truely is a window into the guts soul. Anyway takecare fella and regards.

[@darthbek]

"Oh no bro." - the proper response. lol. This whole special is amazing.

[@TropicalHat420]

This is the bo burnham we were hoping you'd see back when you first started on his earlier stuff. The man is so damn good.

[@VanVeghel]

Fun fact. Bo Burnham is writing the music for the upcoming Sesame Street movie.

[@ThornForTheWynn]

I need Oscar the Grouch dropping f-bombs.

[@endlessboardgame985]

@@ThornForTheWynn or H-bombs, since he has his own world that almost certainly has an army.

[@RikFTK]

@@ThornForTheWynn Ever seen the Joker parody trailer GROUCH by SNL? Look it up, it's insanely brilliant.

[@raisnaix]

THE BEST reaction I've seen to this song yet! Perfection, my good sir!

[@DanFromHali]

As soon as I heard "If he wants to make a super-positive song" I went to get a drink and settle in, because I couldn't wait to see your reaction.

[@wordlife94]

for great rapping, check out his "Rant" or "words words words" , for good songs, check out "All Eyes On Me" or "Can't Handle This"

[@67beanz]

Welcome to the internet is an absolute must listen to by him, its probably his biggest song. An underrated favorite of mine is RANT

[@the_nikster1]

omg yes! I love Rant as well.

[@espensvendsen3551]

I Google "how the world works reaction" and gets a 1 min old result from a channel I know. That's pretty perfect!

[@TheAnalystXBL]

This is more than a song, its a whole performance. Watch Bo's reactions when Socko is talking. its great.

[@tom7471]

Bo is one of the few who speaks the truth, in the wonderful guise of comedy!

[@satoristeve]

😂😂😂 I love Bo's 'comedy.' Your reactions here and trying to guess at your inner monologue the moment you catch the bar... Also highly entertaining.

[@staceyfowler9610]

I love Bo! I've been a huge fan since he started out as a goofy kid here on KZbin. His music has aged well and his messages really pack a punch! I definitely share this song with everyone that'll listen lol! He's healing the world with comedy! I suggest his song "Straight White Man"

[@BRATTERSTEIN]

I love Bo Burnham so much. He is such an intelligent and insightful guy. I actually ain’t this song to my baby.

[@jduncanandroid]

This piece is so under the radar, but it's by far the most bold and brilliant that I have ever heard from him.

[@TheDaringPastry1313]

He wrote the music and lyrics for the Sesame Street movie that is coming out sometime this year. Also, this special got nominated for 6 emmys and he won 3 ... It's worth a watch. Best if you watch it from start to finish with all the monologues and stuff between songs.

[@tayloradney8983]

3:23 That soft little, "Oh, no...." We all knew what he was in for.

[@ImTheOwens]

This was probably my favorite reaction of yours because it was clearly shocking you over and over again throughout lol. Good stuff! Honestly, that whole special "Inside" is great and I'd love to see you react to all of it.

[@jcboyle82]

“This sock has bars” needs to be a leftist mantra.

[@Lerker2000]

Don't have your wife watch the song, just watch the full netflix special. He wrote and filmed the whole thing by himself in his room over quarantine and it's really good.

[@tiffanypoppers7472]

3:12 KILLS ME LMFAO literally all of us when we first saw this. Ugh, I wish so much that I could rewatch it like the first time. Its like drugs, rewatching trying to chase that first "high" the very first time but never getting there :( ugh

[@jamdivi]

That first "what happened?!" 🤣🤣

[@randywhitcomb7585]

I'd REALLY love to see him react to Bo Burnhams entire special that this is from, called "Inside". Is anyone else that has seen it, curious about what his reactions would be to each song/bit/the entire special? I honestly think that he would REALLY enjoy, or maybe even love it!

[@anxia-tea5846]

this album is mostly complete honesty with a thin veil of comedy and superficiality

[@ForceOfWill100]

I'm so happy you reacted to this, I knew you would be one of those guys who'd fully appreciate it. Respect!

[@FeraMind]

“He just wants to write a good happy song for kids” Oh boy oh boy, this is gonna be good

[@thorinkroetsch8801]

Inside by Bo Burnham is easily the best thing on Netflix in the last 3 or 4 years at least. Seriously everyone go watch it, truly an experience

[@genflook5577]

@6:25 is exactly where he just broke from finally hearing someone say out loud what he's wondered for years.

[@smurfrise]

That was definitely the best moment in this reaction! 🤣🤣🤣

[@ModernArtery]

The thumbs-up and point to the camera at 5:30 gives me so much life

[@suvijii841]

This is by far the best reaction to this song I've seen so far. I laughed so hard I think I woke up my neighbours. Please, PLEASE spread the word! Bo is a genius, and the world desperately needs more people like him. This is the first reaction I've seen from you, so I don't know if you're familiar with Bo's work, but I suggest "Welcome to the internet" from this same special, it works without context. The older stuff kinda ties together, but other random songs could be "Country song" and "From God's perspective". I also love "Left brain, right brain" and "Lower your expectations".

[@ManadaCan]

This is THE BEST reaction to this song. Haha! I’m crying over here. I’d love to see your wife’s reaction. 🤣

[@auracle6184]

The anti-capitalist foreshadowing comes right at the start, hitting a piano sting hard on "the secret is the world can only work, when everything *works* together" It's a really neatly made song. Bo himself represents our fascist-capitalist society (at least, the direction it's headed) and Socko represents the underclass who, no matter how much they know about how corrupt their rulers are, are not able to do anything meaningful about it because what they need to live (the means of production) is controlled by the ruling class. Socko can't rebel during the song, then at the end it's pointed out that even if you comply, you are still disposable to them.

[@entropy7999]

and the subtle marxism with the 'gives what they can and gets what they need' relating to 'from each according to their abilities, to each according to their needs' works great to just frame the entire song. The underlying message (at least, in my eyes) is that even the conversation about dismantling systemic violence and oppression is held within that same framework of oppression, and thus is defined by what is granted. Not only are people's rights not guaranteed, but neither is their ability to even discuss said rights, and if things get too out of line, then thats when you remember 'who's on who's hand here', and snap it goes. The discussion is permitted so long as action is not taken. It's just such a great multi-level commentary on late stage capitalism from an anti-statist left perspective, super impressive work by bo :)

[@wutdoing776]

I've watched this special 3x and it's still gets me in my feelings. Emotional rollercoaster.

[@DaemonMunkir]

Real title: watch a man be shook for 9 minutes straight

[@jonathanredacted3245]

I believe bo "killing" socko at the end is supposed to represent that compliance doesn't actually guarantee survival for minorities.

[@Jorge-xf9gs]

It isn't (only) about minorities, it's about the working class.

[@Hobonewsnetwork]

Mr. Lboyd, you are one of my favorite “reaction style” KZbinrs sir. I think that Bo is a fearless, but tortured, genius. More Bo for sure, I’ll toss up a few more for your great input: Bo’s Covid lockdown video, if you haven’t done it yet, Aurora, basically all of her stuff is mesmerizing, as you know, here’s one thing you need to dive into, Fiona Apple! I’m going to check your playlist to see if you have “reacted” to any of her stuff, if not, do a deep dive! Beautiful, quirky, super talented, and deeply misunderstood. I suggest the video with Zach Galafinakis…*spelling?😉 ☮️🌎🙏

[@Kotiare]

You need to react to more Bo!! PLEASE! That very quiet "Oh no..." was priceless by the way

[@suetan]

I feel like this really encapsulates how it feels like to grow up, because when you're a kid they tell you everything all cutesy and nice, but when you are about to be an adult, everyone just says "prepare for the worst", but they don't try to explain what the "worst" is. You're left to discover all this disgusting and confusing nonsense yourself very quickly, which only leads to more confusion and hopelessness. It's such a drastic shift, and everyone usually tries to excuse all these terrible things by saying "that is how the world works" We have to try and fix it, but when we indulge in this ring of corruption, greed, and general dread, we end up trying to give ourselves the benefit of the doubt because "it's life"

[@blossom357]

The fact you can't even SAY or TYPE some of those words on KZbin proves Bo's point. You can't use the word ped*ph*le without censoring it, under any context even if you're condemning them. So, this ends up normalizing stuff like "minor attracted person" - it's quite odd.

[@gotawar2757]

Socko spitting facts. This is why I LOVE Bo. Socko would be " overdosed" if he was a pop star or celebrity.

[@astralgod6448]

Bo recently started reading Marx in quarantine. So this is most likely inspired by that. It's funny to see bo here, who plays the "rich white liberal" spouting ideals like "gets what they can and gives what they need" which is reworded from Karl Marx's "From each according to his ability". It's esentially showing how liberal corporations use progressive and/or class conscious movements to gain a better image and money, for their own self actualisation.

[@jimbobsmith3244]

Dude, your reactions to Bo is epic! I’ve watched this song a bunch of times and you have the absolute best reactions to this song. Please react to more Bo!

[@MelanyBlackDH]

Watching your slowly escalating breakdown as the song progressed was the most entertaining thing I've seen in a while... Yup, that's Bo. Yo.

[@TearsOfLa]

If you liked this, youve got to watch the "dont hug me im scared" series. Definitely NOT the same vibe, no strange meta actualizations there, nope nope nope

[@ILLGOOD]

That sock had some shit on its chest...I mean foot arch. lol

[@Odd_Bunny]

There's so much about this song that isn't even in the lyrics. Bo is obviously the elites and people with power, and Socko is the oppressed. At the beginning of the song Bo is only singing about nature and how in nature things work in harmony but he doesn't mention anything about humanity. And then Socko says "I probably wouldn't say anything you haven't said" because he doesn't know that Bo was only talking about Harmony in nature and not the reality of humanity so when Bo gives him a platform to speak he speaks about very real topics. Bo wasn't expecting it and wasn't really paying attention, but he allowed it up until Socko called out Bo specifically And then Bo immediately used his power over Socko to get him to comply and say only what Bo will allow him to say. And of course as soon as the song is over and Bo has no more use for Socko, he takes him off his hand essentially trapping Socko in purgatory until Bo needs him to be his puppet again and use him to entertain.

[@billyowen9800]

I feel he is the closest thing to the brilliance of george Carlin we have left!

[@KabooM1067]

This song is beyond genius. Bo's intellect and insight is beyond underrated man, and the way he demonstrated the truth in this funnily tragic musical way parodying a kid's song style is its own genius as well. Right after getting the sock to comply, he still takes him off anyway demonstrating the sock's complete lack of choice in the matter, just that he wants his compliance because of his ego's thirst for power, when he can just kill him off (or send him back to the suspended liminal space he was in lol) any time he wanted. Not to mention how throughout the sock's rant he was just smiling and nodding like a psychopath and being like, "Oh how cute, this sock thinks it can make a difference." This is exactly how the elite look at regular people. The fact that this was allowed on Netflix, a major corporation that the song practically criticizes as part of the sock's rant, is sort of like Bo allowing the sock to talk knowing it won't make a difference anyway.

[@jasonsmith189]

The genuine positivity toward the beginning of the song was hilarious as a viewing, knowing what was coming up lmao. Loved this.

[@keisanzio5773]

"if he wants to make a super-positive, educational song for kids, i mean, what's better than that? respect" oh boy you are going to be very surprised

[@tristanneal9552]

BRO at 5:40 Mr.Lboyd looked like Socko was holding him hostage on his own KZbin channel lmaoo

[@Vezdekhon]

I’ve seen a theory. Bo represents the rich, pretending to be positive and acting like everything is fine. Socko represents the poor, who knows how bad the world is.

[@alexwalker8440]

Bo is a genius! Check his YT channel, he even has at least 1 full show, titled "inside", it's worth watching the whole thing, just beware of the language. He really makes you think, and also laugh! 🤯😍

[@AngelBench]

I'd love to see you react to a lot more of his stuff, but honestly "Inside", the special that this is from, should be seen as a whole as well

[@twistedbard]

Wha'dya mean, how do you introduce people to this? You paypal 'em five bucks, my guy.

[@aztrixenobelix3055]

Recommend Channel 5 news, Nerds and Hell of a Ride by Bo. All three are often overlooked, as they do not appear on any Comedy Special.

[@hunterbrittain9243]

I love this reaction, so much! ❤️😅👏🏼 You were amazing! 😅🤣😭 Great song!

[@Bobal27]

Comedy music. I’ve felt it’s absence on this channel lately. Where’s the Weird Al?

[@Vitz3001]

when you paused, adjusted your glasses, and said "oh no"....I DIED laughing

[@dwc1964]

_Inside_ is his (up to this point) _magnum opus_ - you (whoever is reading this) _need_ to watch the whole thing from beginning to end.

[@jackalski]

I'm dying here laughing. Sir, you clearly were not familiar with art of Bo Burnham before… it goes dark, it goes extremely real, it goes straight to the point. On instant…

[@codexab]

Every single piece of Bo Burnham content it’s absolutely worth it! if it has Bo Burnham’s name on it absolutely introspective and absurdly intellectual. he has been ahead of his time for the last decade words cannot describe how genius this man is I hope a lot of people get to realize how bo has changed the way we view things

[@GunnyRaps]

Bonus for using the word liminal... Haven't watched Bo Burnham in a while but he definitely leveled up .. Lol hilarious

[@FNARproductions]

Dont watch/listen to the songs from "Inside" seperately. I dont care if you upload it or not, but its a crime to not watch them as part of the special the first time you hear them.

[@Frank-kq4te]

"If he wants to make a super-positive song, nothing wrong with that" Sweet summer child.

[@sebastiangonzalez2693]

This man is literally gonna write for the next Sesame Street movie…. Look it up!

[@TakunHiwatari]

A lot of people are going to recommend the new stuff from his Netflix special, but I'm gonna be the first to suggest the classic "Words, words, words" by Bo Burnham. Only if you like wordplay and bars though.