FIRST TIME REACTING TO | SOME MUSIC HAS THE DUMBEST LYRICS - REACTION

[@farfromperfek]

This is Kevin Farley brother of the late Chris Farley who was on SNL and did several movies including Tommy Boy.

[@Chetloore]

You took my comment lol. It makes my heart feel good.

[@Mr.Schitzengigglez]

So, Bill Staley is just a fictional character you created, to hide your true identity? To all the morons. That was a joke.

[@comic102975]

​@Jason Ballard same lol

[@alanstant9356]

He looked like his brother it was so uncanny, I actually thought it was Chris until I heard his voice lol.

[@p3wb0yp1mp]

I actually didnt know that. So both brothers had/have incredible talent. RIP Chris. Your brother is keeping the legend alive

[@TheKyfe]

The water drops on forehead is Chinese water torture. It's where one is tied in place and water is dripped one drop at a time on the same spot for hours on end.

[@Kono-Dio-Da_]

I tried that as a dare after I heard about it in one of the yt shorts... At fist it was funny, then it became uneasy, then irritated, then the pain started little by little... I stopped by the time it felt like someone was strongly flicking my forehead every second... The short said it is only the beginning after which the torture really begins so I b!+ched out..

[@xzonia1]

@@Kono-Dio-Da_ I took a road trip with some people from college one weekend, and this weirdo who was the driver had put Horse with no Name on a 90 min cassette tape front and back and played it endlessly on repeat that way until we had to stop for gas. It truly was pure torture. I hate that song now and would be quite happy to never hear it again as long as I live. I switched cars with other friends on that trip the minute we stopped for gas (sadly, a few hours into the trip). Unlike the funny scenes of the 10,000 Miles song being on repeat in Marshall's car in How I Met Your Mother, listening to that dumb horse song on repeat does make you go nuts. The comedian absolutely nailed that! 💀

[@RQuinton79]

Dry Bar Comedy is great. Every set is different, but the same stage, they just dress it differently. The whole point of Dry Bar is it is clean comedy. There are many (100’s) of performances, some have moved to their paywall app, but they have many still up for view on their channel. The best part about them is you get to hear a huge variety of comics you normally wouldn’t have heard about before. More up and coming to mid tier than your Carlin or Gaffigan sized audiences. Tylor Boeh, the one who did the country list “I love this town” is great and does do a lot of his comedy musically.

[@jasonlebeau1288]

The "I've been through the desert on a horse with no name" song is a classic 1971 folk rock hit by the band 'America' called 'A Horse With No Name'.

[@donaldriddle230]

There is a video of some comedian talking about songs with lyrics that are always misheard. He will tell you what you think your hearing and i swear when he plays the song clip you hear it plain as day. I thought id die i laughed so hard! His name is Peter Kay and it is Misheard lyrics you cant unhear. Please check that out.

[@carls1959]

The doobie brothers got their name from when they played parties for the Hells Angels. The also supplied the weed to those parties, therefor had "Doobies" with them all of the time.

[@tomaszbielak]

I love "Smooth Operator", don't worry about it ❤

[@heresstigman4392]

The water droplets on the forehead is a reference to waterboarding torture while playing terrible sounds to get information from a prisoner. He's saying after a few drops of water with the song playing, he would already admit to stuff he never did lol. I thought it was a genius joke

[@CJohansson]

Water droplets is probably about Chinese water torture. Still torture, just a bit different from waterboarding.

[@91GT347]

Its actually the Chinese Water Torture. Water boarding is where they put a mask over your face. water on the mask. Which seals up all the air holes. The drips on the forehead can make you go insane. The other is suffocating with a side of slow drowning. Neither is fun. Lol

[@heresstigman4392]

@@CJohansson Sure thing, not saying I'm right, it just made more sense to me that the first few drops to hit your head while listening to that song would make you admit anything. Waterboarding is more widely known so that's why the joke popped for me, but you're probably more accurate.

[@Myrkish]

@@heresstigman4392 Yeah, waterboarding is when you get completely dunked into water until you nearly drown, then are pulled up again. Repeatedly. In case you wanted the torture trivia reminder.

[@heresstigman4392]

@@Myrkish My understanding is that you have a towel over your face while a bucket of water is dumped over you, causing the fabric to absorb the water and suffocate you

[@lorawiese5897]

Dry Bar Comedy is one of my favorite comedy sites, clean and no cursing.

[@mortenBP]

🎶Blinded by the light. Revved up like a deuce, another runner in the night🎶 "Deuce coupe" is shorthand slang for the 1932 Ford Model 18 with the side-valve flathead V-8 engine.

[@peterpike]

Yes, but it's impossible not to hear him say "douche" even when reading "deuce" in the lyrics.

[@robertbett1133]

you should check out misheard lyrics by peter kay

[@mgentles3]

Doobie Brothers, "What a Fool Believes". You should listen to it so you'll know what the joke is. My children's favorite 'mishearing' of mine was from the song, "When Smoky Sings". The line is, "When Smoky sings I hear violins". What I heard was, "When I Smoke Incense I Get Violent". Damn AM car radio back in the day. 🤣

[@xzonia1]

There's a song called Blister in the Sun, but as a kid that never made any sense to me, so I'd always sing Let me go on ... like a twister in the sun. Makes so much more sense! Lol. Used to drive my little brother nuts that I'd always sing that song wrong. Another one, Oh Sherrie (by Steve Perry) starts off with the line "Should've been gone!" but to me it sounds like he's saying Cinnamon gum! I told my brother that, and to this day when we hear that song, we sing Cinnamon gum! X) Good times :D

[@schmeeusmc]

So "Blinded By The Light" is a song written by Bruce Springsteen for his debut album Greetings From Asbury Park. It was later covered by Manfred Mann, which became the much more popular and recognizable version. A side by side reaction of the two versions would be epic; as it is an amazing song with great lyrics, especially if you can find a video of the VH1 Storytellers version from Bruce!

[@tugga235ii]

2:34 let me save your engagement song, Chicago is on the “coast” of Lake Michigan.

[@lunardruidcyprian6572]

Dry Bar Comedy is an old Bar in my hometown. It was purchased and converted into a comedy club that doesn't allow or offer alcohol, and the comedians are required to do clean sets. Virtually no swearing and content is approved. non-clean comedains also perfrom there, but not often as it is genreally not their most successful venue etc.

[@craxanshards3139]

"Horse With No Name" by America. Great Song.

[@primemover1416]

No problem. Just replace Smooth Operator with No Ordinary Love as your favorite Sade song. Or even Your Love Is King.

[@louiseasmith1336]

My first concert was at the Hollywood Bowl too. I saw Donovan. Have you ever heard "May as Well Try and Catch the Wind"? (I was sick for 6 mos or more with both my boys.) 😛

[@toddellison5128]

Horse with no name... Check out the video for the song: America - A Horse With No Name America is a cool band from the 70's, But listen to these as well from them: Sister Golden Hair Ventura Highway Tin Man You Can Do Magic

[@kimking6036]

My friend is notorious for singing the wrong words. As kids we were listening to Bad moon on the rise. Only she was singing, There's a bathroom on the right. Madonna's song Urgent. My friend singing Virgin, virgin emergency. I said when did that become an emergency? Are they sending help now?😂

[@m0oshie8558]

My daughter & her friend was outside running around in the warm summer rain,and singing at the top of their lungs,"I WISH I HAD PNEUMONIA"😂..I listened a bit and realized they was singing the song that was actually saying," I WISH I HAD OF KNOWN HER!" 😂😂😂

[@carls1959]

I saw Meatloaf back in the early 2000s. He finished his intro song and then talked to the audience. First thing he did was confess to screwing up the lyrics in the song he just sang. They all have their nights of small screw ups and just go with it. Most of us didn't notice.

[@barrymuller5131]

Chicago is on the coast of Lake Michigan. She does not say oceans. It’s a coast.

[@xzonia1]

Ah, mystery solved! :) Lol

[@tanyapoulin5880]

Basically getting tied down and they'd let drops of water drop on your head as a form of torture. They'd do it and legit make you crazy. I don't want to say it's waterboarding. But ya he'd tell secrets fast lol

[@jasonlebeau1288]

The comic joking about Chumbawumba - Tubthumbing (I get knocked down, but I get up again, you are never going to keep me down) mentioned a few drops of water on his forehead in reference to Chinese water torture, the act of being tied down so you can't move your head or body and having cold water dropped onto the same spot on your face/scalp/forehead for hours on end or even days. Hippolytus de Marsiliis of Bologna, Italy (a doctor and lawyer in the late 15th and early 16th century) invented this method of torture after noting how the continuous dropping of water on stone eroded it over time. It, however, was rarely done long enough to indent a skull as that would take years but it proved extremely effective at causing mental deterioration and psychosis in as little as 20hrs. Other water torture methods like simulated drowning and waterboarding have put Chinese water torture in the background of water based tortures but if you ask me Chinese water torture is the scariest one as it will literally make you insane, which is arguably way worse than the potential PTSD of the other water tortures.

[@silentsnooper3307]

My old boss always heard "I'm up all Mexican Lucky" too. IDK why.

[@sk8tergurl12174ever]

Peter Kay "Misheard Lyrics" addresses artists such as Celine Dion, Michael Jackson, Bobbie Gentry and Shaniah Twain, to name a few. But be prepared, you will never hear these songs the same way again. The things you learn from karaoke!

[@AnotherAgnostic]

The Sheriff shot the deputy.

[@lisadavenport2390]

The drops on the forehead is like the old way prisoners got tortured by having drop after drop of water on their forehead, so he was saying it’s like torture

[@Chetloore]

The glare in her eyes during this video had me entranced. Edit: the older guy, I think his name is Bill Odom, is hilarious. Plz check him out.

[@billbrosey5909]

Lol, The song A Horse With No Name was a 70's song by the group America.

[@masterfulmugen2058]

"House stupid, dumb big, my rooms got rooms"........nah jeezy those are closets. -Hannible Buress

[@briancoy297]

I sing incorrect lyrics on purpose all the time.

[@conniedean1977]

There’s a British guy called Peter (I think) Kay who has a really good comedy act pointing out misunderstood lyrics. He’s hilarious!

[@lindatyler6396]

that is so funny years ago my oldest son and I were talking about the music he listened to and I made the comment about how when I was his age we had songs that you could understand the lyrics, no sooner were those words out of my mouth when a song came on the radio with the chorus, who put the bop in the bop shebop,shebop ,who put the ram in the rama lama din dong nuf said! lol

[@JeffMartinEquinox]

The "been through the desert on a horse with no name" is Horse with No Name by America. Then he goes over Don't Stop Believing by Journey and De Do Do Do De Da Da Da by the Police, all of these are great songs you should try out (if no one knew them, the joke wouldn't be funny)

[@TrekBeatTK]

No joke, I know all the words to Blinded By the Light. Because years ago I made a video illustrating the lyrics so I could remember them.

[@CrippledMerc]

There’s an interesting story kinda related to this topic. So back in like the 80’s or 90’s something like that, in Europe a guy made a song that sounded like real english but was actually just gibberish. Because music from the US was popular in europe, and because many of the people didn’t actually speak or understand english, he was able to make a song that sounded like it was made in the US but it was actually just an american sounding pop song with gibberish that sounded like english. You can find the song online and it’s uncanny how real it sounds without actually saying anything at all. I highly recommend it if you want to experience how american english might sound to someone who doesn’t know the language.

[@alanaduran9045]

I loved this video!!!😂 my mom was a professional singer and messes up with the words to Everything!🤣

[@TheGenMex]

drops of water on the head is what they called chinese water torture

[@alanstant9356]

This video brought back so many memories and those lyrics of some of them I cant remember all the words but I do my best lol.

[@lindatyler6396]

there is an old song called love potion #9,one of the verses says when I kissed a cop down on 34th and Vine he broke my little bottle of love potion #9,for years I always thought the line was when I kissed a cow down on 34th and Vine he broke my little bottle of Love Potion # 9 it worked for me lol there was another song don't know the name but one of the lines was supposed to be light up the stages,I thought they were saying lolla pastages.I asked my son what those were and when he finally finished laughing he told me the real lyrics lol

[@kfizz21]

That Eddie Vedder was spot on

[@rickwelch8464]

"Across the north and south to Key Largo, love for sale" - Sade after butchering the US map. :)

[@summersol5]

Totally forgot which comedian from dry bar I recommended. Finally glad dry bar is getting recognized.

[@phantomfreq]

Water drops on forehead is waterboarding...Chinese torture where water continuously drops on your forehead and sounds are played of different variations...sometimes screaming...sometimes pearl jam but their favorite was Nickelback...I think it hits harder. They could also do really hard stuff but I am gonna behave. Watch Legend of 1900. Please my dear. It is a slow tragedy but fun.

[@lauraclark92]

I don't care, I will always love Smooth Operator. I still think of that part like places someone has been or is going to and it blends in nicely with the rest of the song. Sade's voice is like velvet in this song. But enjoyed this, funny funny 😁

[@BDogg2023]

I think of it as two totally different descriptions. Coast to coast, and LA to Chicago. 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@lauraclark92]

@@BDogg2023 I don't really know, you have a point though. Between the jazzy sexy music and her voice, I'm busy being mesmerized. Maybe I'll try to truly digest this song when I slow down... this song though has always had a calming effect on me from since I was a child. All I really have and know is what the jist of this song means which is about some guy who is so smooth in everything he does and touches...but the mellow everything about it draws me in every time.

[@mikefetterman6782]

His brother Chris was the funniest member of SNL in history.

[@mikefetterman6782]

The Beastie Boys are closing in on 60 years old. (Adam and Mike, rip Yauch.)

[@sonofthesea3298]

I expected them to go in on Nicki Minaj,Wap or what they are all called. Then the triggering "techno songs" during the 90s and early 2000s. Some dont even have lyrics i think,like darude sandstorm 🤯 So many songs out there with a good beat, but stoopid lyrics 😳And some even have dark and alarming lyrics, but you still see so many people dance and get hyped to them,while singing along 🥸

[@jeffreyphipps1507]

Some artists at some concerts were either high or drunk. One repeatedly forgot the lyrics and made up new ones.

[@phantomfreq]

I like the pearls with that hair...I was gonna say french but thought it looked different.

[@billwieland8497]

Perfect a cappella harmonization: Voctave's *Disney Princess Medley.* Please!

[@gdasher]

drops of water on his head - waterboarding, trying to force a confession

[@VMVictorianMortician]

To everybody: Do not feel bad about mishearing lyrics... simply ask KZbin - Lordi The Misheard Lyrics. But, by aware, by very aware...

[@ddtdragonrider]

America was the band - Horse with no name. Most messed up lyrics in history belong to Benny and the Jets.

[@seanellio]

Coast to coast, LA to Chicago, western male Across the north and south, to Key Largo, love for sale

[@grahamturner6163]

Hi Britt, I think you should check out the Dead South. Amazing band from Wisconsin Canada

[@johnbenson8670]

I think you would love a video 4 cord songs it’s decently funny

[@RQuinton79]

I had the same thought. 4 Chords or Pachebel’s Rant.

[@louiseasmith1336]

You know back in the day you had no way to check lyrics. It was maddening. He's right. I couldn't understand the exact same songs. He sounded exactly like them.

[@capstan50g]

This was long, but some great songs were referenced. I think we all learned a valuable lesson or two on the way. Great reaction, Britt.

[@BrettonFerguson]

Chicago is on the coast of Lake Michigan though. The ocean isn't the only coastline.

[@patrickannunziato9473]

I don't care if you mess up the lyrics. You're always in key it seems, and that's what matters to me.

[@RQuinton79]

Definitely check out Pachebel’s Rant or 4 Chords. Funny as hell, will open your eyes to music in a whole new way.

[@mackray9532]

I hate it when I’m singing a song and the Artist gets the words wrong 😊

[@rickwelch8464]

Please do this hilarious guy as much as you can. Stephen Lynch. He has a few great ones: Craig, Special Ed, and Ugly Baby are probably the first three to do. Fantastic.

[@briana1773]

Add Vanilla Ice Cream to that list

[@michaelwoods3651]

Omg! My ex mil would sing banana woman instead of more than a woman! I can’t stop laughing! Love your reactions!

[@JeffMartinEquinox]

can't wait for you to do more Chili Peppers, Doobie Brothers (Long Train Running!! ), Steely Dan ("Peg" couldn't be a better place to start)

[@jayweb51]

You should check out Peter Kay Misheard Lyrics, it'll crack you up(that's Australian lingo laugh your head off).

[@robertphilipson6147]

You should try Peter Kay misheard lyrics it's absolutely brilliant

[@kens32052]

The one thing you won't hear at Dry Bar Comedy Club is swearing.

[@bsmooth45]

i.e., if forced to listen 2 “I get knocked down” + the og torture of slowly released steady drops of water upon forehead (supposedly to madness) = he’ll confess to sh_t he ain’t even do

[@McLeod2022]

I needed this today. danke Love. Room is brighter w ja in it.

[@aboyneclixby2379]

Axis of awesome 4 chord song

[@TheZoenGaming]

Chinese water torture involves dripping water slowly on someone's forehead for hours.

[@RockDocNeal]

"Western Maine" 🤣 As a native New Englander, I can confirm there is nothing in western Maine that would be worth mentioning in a song. 🤔

[@guestuser2373]

Whoever edited that did a good job.

[@crayzielaygz]

Soooo, asking you to react to the song Happy is out of the question? 🤣 I am surprised that Chris Rock wasn't included...he talked about that he was "tired about defending rap music"

[@lilwolf1970]

Chinese water torture, drops to the forehead, mythbusters did a episode about it

[@xzonia1]

What did they conclude?

[@GrouchyOldBear7]

Thanks for the video. I enjoyed it.

[@brianhughes8768]

Hey look besides the fact that you're probably the most beautiful woman I've ever seen, I would like to suggest that you look at Tina s Beethoven on the electric guitar there are points in it that she looks really bored doing it but I think it's the best video I've seen in the last 10 years please do a reaction over it I don't have a lot of money so I can't really put money into your channel but I love all your content I love your reactions and I would love to see your reaction to Tina s thank you for your time and keep looking beautiful

[@billwieland8497]

"Coast to coast, LA to Chicago, western male"

[@GS-xt8fu]

Sade is my girl. Serious. Always has been but. …..it’s true. Funny.

[@chriswhittle4564]

4 drops on the fore head is water torture I believe

[@sonofthesea3298]

Various standup comedians and parody comedians have made alot of fun of Red Hot Chili Peppers to be mumbling alot in theyr lyrics. They spice it up on purpose for the comedic aspect of it. I also wonder were B.o.B. went,he was that one new rap artist i would actually listen to,as I liked his flow and his type of music.

[@josepholszewski2565]

This was just funny! 🤣

[@Tigorah]

This compilation is definitely missing Peter Kay - Misheard Lyrics.

[@donnabost4445]

Check out Peter Kay "Misheard lyrics".........

[@domagojbatinic1526]

react to Peter Kay - Misheard lyrics

[@robertlopez628]

i love the drybar channel

[@floridahiker1503]

Hope you react to Horse With No Name by America.

[@albertjones4575]

Chinese water torture is a steady drip on the for head.

[@RICHIEV333]

Carry a Laser... (If you know, you know)

[@Davey_bfg71]

Hey Britt, you’ve now gotta listen to this from British comedian Peter Kay: Missheard song lyrics, once you hear them you can’t I hear them. And for context at the time Peter was performing this it was shortly after the sudden death of Michael Jackson who SHOULD have been playing the sane venue where this was filmed for his This Is It 50 night sell out tour in the UK 🇬🇧 Hope you enjoy, it’ll be great if you could do a reaction vid, here’s the link 🇬🇧🇺🇸 kzbin.info/www/bejne/bZ7cZpWXpKiJrJo

[@jstmez]

Dry Bar comedy is nice. Clean routines so pg. Can't rely on cursing to make people laugh. Has to be actually clever.

[@frankcraven1679]

Jesus Palomino! What was that @ 4:30? I thought you were peeling your face off. . . .you just.. . La La La talky talk talk. . . . .Oooof! Haha!

[@chuckwilliams6261]

"Wild horses, couldn't drag me away" Wild horses don't to that. In the history of the entire world, wild horses have never dragged anyone away. That's a non-threat Mick.

[@xzonia1]

As a kid, my Dad told me that in the Old West, it was a form of punishment to tie a horse thief to a wild horse and spook it into running, thereby dragging the thief to his death. Google returns it was a medieval form of torture, though, so idk. Either way, the expression was around long before Mick Jagger wrote his song.

[@TophToph74]

You should listen to Doobie Brothers

[@pjbullet2604]

They kind of mumble the words in the middle. They’re not messing up. Much like Joe Cocker.

[@pamagnolia]

So funny!!! 😂