🎵 GEORGE THOROGOOD - BAD TO THE BONE - REACTION

[@bazzer124]

I always get a kick out of Lex's almost child-like wonder and enthusiasm when she reacts to the music. She just lets her soul absorb all the vibes and then shows them to the world. Cheers....

[@johnmavroudis2054]

LEX... ONCE AGAIN... NAILS IT. (and YES, Brad... you're spot on about the Cajun feel, too!)

[@TheNewRevolution]

Well now you gotta hear "Who do you love", "Move it on over", and " I drink alone". You can't stop at Bad to the Bone.

[@pookybear971]

This is a song (along with any AC/DC track) that my dad would “perform” whenever he heard it. Supermarket, job site or dinner table it didn’t matter. He never could sing but he sure knew how to embarrass me. I can’t wait to do that with my kids 😈

[@tammyford2357]

Embarrassing your kids is one of the greatest joys of parenthood. 😂

[@dundundata7603]

I think our dads would get along.

[@zzzzzach]

I won't be having kids in this lifetime so I won't be able to pass on the legacy. My father was also an "embarrass the kids' master. I remember shopping in a jewelry store for earrings as xmas presents and my dad's over in the corner trying to open an umbrella without using two hands, just air pressure, WHOOOM! WHOOOM!!!

[@jeffreyboyer3714]

LOL, I'm a dad, and yes, you live for those future kid-embarrassing moments. We convince ourselves that deep, down, our kids really love it when we do these things while having no care for what others think of our antics ;)

[@brianfranklinlee8490]

That's what Dad's do Rusty. I think that is in our hard drive. Hello from Orlando, Florida 🤯🐊🌞🌴😎😜

[@greigclement9081]

George Thorogood's guitar tone is very distinctive. I love the "snarl" quality.

[@bigorange000]

One of the bluesiest songs that got a lot of air play from the Destroyers. They also give 1000% in concert. Amazing show.

[@neilshackleton89]

George can turn any concert hall into a smoky bar. When I saw him at Massey Hall in Toronto, the first thing he did when coming out on stage was say "Let's get dirty!", then he launched into his guitar.

[@greigclement9081]

I saw GT and the Destroyers in my local town hall (1990) before non-smoking venue laws came into effect. The first two rows were mostly biker gangs and there was a haze of dope over this section. I'm not fan of second hand smoke, but on this occasion...

[@stivi739]

Yeah totally agree saw him in adelaide in the 80s..wicked show

[@mikesutliff9142]

Speaking of smokey, me and some friends seen lonesome George at Hallenbeck Hall St.Cloud MN back in 86' I'm thinking about 3/4 through the show, a fire started, somehow, backstage. I couldn't see the fire but smelled it. We were rushed out of there pretty fast but, everybody was safe. We still talk about it to this day. What a night.

[@Agent77X]

Ladies love this song because love “bad boys”!😁👍

[@richardcranium5048]

George was also a great ball player. He was a legit, top tier prospect for the Majors

[@lindseyholl8821]

He still plays lol, he was in our backyard beer league until about about 3 years ago

[@stevegeib9642]

George Thorogood and the (Delaware) Destroyers was ostensibly named after the semi-pro 35+ baseball team. "A former second baseman with the semi-pro Delaware Destroyers, Thorogood has multiple gold records to go with his baseball pedigree, not to mention a reputation as one of the best live performers on the blues-and-rock circuit.

[@bertpainter8385]

The best funnest concert I've seen. Capital theater in NJ in the 80's. He always brings in other big name musicians too.

[@mikewrenn9053]

Had to look that one up.

[@kutark]

"Payne!... I can't feel muh legs!" Major Payne: "Bubba... they aint theeerrrreee"

[@barrycohen311]

"I guess I just had the one a comin'" Classic movie. Watched it ten times.

[@WykkedMofo]

Yes, this song has been used in MANY movies & TV shows. Remember at least hearing the riff on Married...With Children. It was used in Terminator 2, Major Payne, Christine, Problem Child and a plethora of others. My favorite from George HAS to be "I Drink Alone". I would often request it at the bar with the DJ, when I was there...Alone. GREAT reaction Brad & Lex. Merry Christmas you 2! \m/

[@MatthewC137]

When I drink alone I prefer to be by myself 🔊🎵

[@AutomanicJack]

i connect this song always with Problem Child. "Touchdown, Touchdown , Touchdown, Touchdown !!!"

[@mangelwurzel]

Al Bundy with a long-hair wig on a big motorcycle with this song playing over the video ... absolutely perfect!

[@frenchnomaamer1909]

@@mangelwurzel In this episode the song is " Born To Be Bad ". " Bad To The Bone " is the song to cook burgers with old ashes or to win back men' s bathroom with the help of Mexican food. ;)

[@soulbearer6214]

Bradd would love the song "I Drink Alone." The lyrics will make him smile an laugh the whole time.

[@VernDeLaronde]

George is one of the greatest blues singers/guitarist out there. He's truly Bad To The Bone!

[@davidmillar3993]

He puts on a great performance. Seen him (and band) at the House of Blues in Houston, TX :-)

[@leemartin4683]

You guys are great. Seeing your reaction to the music my generation grew up brings back memories of how we felt back then. Glad to see you feel the same.

[@kruser79]

Y'all constantly crush these reactions! I have a few favorite reaction folks that I USED to watch regularly. But not for a looooong time. Watching someone else makes me feel like I'm "cheatin'" now, lol. And you can be sure that if you listen to any of his other major songs (Who Do You Love, I Drink Alone, Move It On Over) you'll get the same gritty, dirty, smoky bar feel.

[@kustomdeluxe8489]

George's Born To Be Bad in the classic episode of Married With Children rocks.

[@rickyallen7176]

This song was also in T2: Terminator 2 Judgement Day

[@christopherking4932]

Major Payne is such a underrated comedy classic.

[@joebazots]

Tell mama to bring field knife.

[@christopherking4932]

@@joebazots who's the dummy now

[@jaelynnpoulios6573]

I love major Payne u magots unity turds

[@drethekidlife]

Don't forget Terminator 2

[@christopherking4932]

@@drethekidlife that's not a comedy

[@RiOrtiz3]

Lex has a very cool way of evaluating the music and the musicians. The fact that she says what come to mind first is really very cool. Don't stop being you.

[@tomgoyda1161]

I grew up in Delaware back in the 70s when George's first records were released and he was playing small clubs around town. In 1978, I saw him play for 2 1/2 hours with a broken collarbone (baseball accident) at the University of Delaware. Hank Carter was in the Rocket 88 Blues band that was opening for George and Hank joined him onstage that night for one of the first times.

[@tiffanyscott4823]

Great reaction y'all as usual....nailed it! He definitely has a style of his own and owns it! Numerous good songs by him but as some have already suggested ''Who do you Love?'' and ''Move it on Over''. Merry Christmas from Sophia,N.C. Bobby.

[@solitarybee3714]

One of my favorite singers and songs of all time, love that sax!!

[@theghostofthomasjenkins9643]

just a song that never ages. it was perfection done on the first attempt.

[@alanbmx321]

George Thorogood is the first band I saw live, he opened for The Rolling Stones in San Diego 1981. Saw him again after this song was released at a small venue here in San Diego, Golden Hall, he is an amazing performer. Definitely whips the crowd into a frenzy. Love me some bluezy slide guitar

[@robdowers8167]

I was at a small bar where I lived in Flagstaff AZ one night in the early 90's when Mr. Thorogood came in with some friends passing through. He joined the band for a few. Dream come true, once in a lifetime. Peace!

[@johnbrinton2558]

Love his version of ‘Who Do You Love’...it’s a banger.

[@denisetinto1828]

Raunch to the max! Love it. Lex, electrocuted by the guitar?! You are unique in your descriptions. You need to watch him do this live. It's great. Cheers from Canada

[@alonzocoyethea6148]

The coolest one-chord son I've ever heard...Love the rowdy sax and the "Horsie" effect George did with his guitar solo...Merry x-max, u two and keep bringing us the cool reactions/music--Could u guys give Frankie Valli and the 4 season's "Who Loves You" a listen? I KNOW you guy'sll dig it!!

[@ZacCostilla]

That one-chord riff is called a “vamp”. Another example is John Lee Hooker’s “Boogie Chillun”. A great jazz vamp is to be found in Dave Brubeck Quartet’s “Take Five”, played in 5/4 time!

[@kennylaysh2776]

That was so weird to read your comment, because I was thinking "that sounds kind of like a horse"...then I see your post LOL. Glad it wasn't just in my head!

[@brookehornback1896]

Brad I literally laughed out loud when you said playing with his nubs.Nice!

[@pickelskin9848]

Seen George 4 times back in the 80s great live energy. Lex you always amaze me with you off the cuff takes they are on point. Your a smart witty lady.

[@ericg2217]

Awesome song and reaction. This song was dedicated to John Lee Hooker. I knew George Thorogood's old guitar tech. He told me some stories. John Lee Hooker, stuttered, except when he sang. A few of Thorogood's songs were John Lee's songs, House Rent Blues, One Bourbon One Scotch, One Beer, to name a couple.

[@lordmortarius538]

Yup, stuttering can be overcome in some instances by singing, because it uses a different part of the brain to do so.

[@brettkenschaft4239]

George Thorogood is a "big guitar" guy, just like Uncle Ted! Gotta love it!

[@billydworrell8259]

That Lex cracks me up with her comments, and her body movements really tell us how much she's enjoying the music.

[@jamesyeatts5706]

I’ve been lucky enough to see George and his Delaware Destroyers 3 times in person. Believe me he most DEFINITELY sings and plays his guitar. He is easily one of the most underrated lead guitarists and singers of all time. His concerts are fantastic. I’ve seen a video of a guy being electrocuted while playing his guitar on stage. I wish I could recall the band. It was a classic rock band for sure. He was hospitalized with pretty severe burns. Someone else will remember for sure. Great job!

[@emporium597]

“From the day he was born the nurse was like that’s a bad sucka” 🤣

[@patriotsson6219]

He plays this song with a slide on his little finger. That is how that crazy sound happens. Be blessed and Merry Christmas.

[@ericlesher5962]

Saw George in the mid 80s, black cons, white tee, jumped into the crowd. Gotta love that Bo Diddley beat.

[@jonnno243]

Oh yes! George! A similar sounding song was/is I'm A Man, by The Yardbirds in the 60s, with Jimmy Page on Guitar.

[@browntabproductions]

“Lonesome George” Rocks this Tune. HUGE Hit for Him. It was In Terminator too. He does a great mash-up of 2 John Lee Hooker songs, “House Rent Boogie” & “One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer”. Highly recommend.

[@coalbucket7229]

When I lived in Evansville, In in the early 90s, there was a female disk jockey who evedryday started her golden-oldies show with this song. She had a great sense of humor and she'd take phone calls from her listeners and BS with them. Great show. Pathetically, I can't remember her name anymore.

[@outdoorsanimalsandmusic3014]

My first major exposure to this song was Terminator 2. Such a badass riff!

[@clintjo2377]

GEORGE can play he does play he loves to show off he come to our home town they been together like 50 years amazing band !

[@SteveSmith-ir2xq]

It is time for some ACDC live. Jailbreak,The Jack,Stiff upper lip,Let there be rock,For those about to rock. Lex,you would love all of these,so would Brad

[@pauljohnson5566]

THIS is my favorite song f all time, it is the root of rock and roll. Dipping into blues and fusing with current rock with the ultimate message of dont *^%$ with me, hence why every movie has the bad guy walk into this song! Love the content.

[@wolfgangblum1850]

He is very much influenced by Bo Diddley, so that's way you get the Southern blues sound.

[@smittybenzo4693]

In this episode of Brad & Lex, recognition is the name of the game as both Brad & Lex acknowledge this fact with grins and immediately turns the power on Brad's signature "side to side sway" but no need to charge up Lex....Reason being.......She's already there man performing her "gritty blues rock bop".

[@BradAndLex]

You’re so funny Smitty 😂

[@xanajak]

The video was a huge part of early MTV. The song and video together are timeless. A movie within a music video.

[@davidcruz8667]

I love both of you, but I must say, every time I see Lex react to guitars and changes of tempo and surprise instrumentation, it thrills me no end! Not to mention how she totally feels the music and expresses it with her body movements and facial expressions. I know you guys like a lot of different types of music beyond what you grew up with, but she's a closet rocker, I guarantee it... 😁🎶 As for how he plays guitar, he learned to play very basic but effective chords and techniques for his songs and improved upon his skills as he went. Additionally, there is a lot of slide guitar sound in this song, so in a way you could say that it does indeed sound like it's being played "with his bones", not a bad simile at all. You're probably fixated about New Orleans because his music is very bluesy, but that type of Mississippi delta influence has affected many artists from other places such as Led Zeppelin. So get it out of your mind, think instead working class Bronx or Southside Chicago.

[@djl9919]

Now we're talking, this is more my style. Rock on Brad & Lex

[@BigSeth1090]

So my dad once saw George in concert at a small venue, and there was no dance floor, so he and his then-girlfriend were the first of many to hop on the stage to dance. By the end George was playing and singing while standing on a chair in the middle of the stage as dozens of people danced around. Favorite concert he ever went to.

[@evilcam]

THOROGOOD RULES! Also, Major Payne = classic

[@realjaxon]

Classic rock tune. One of the baddest of the badass classic rock tunes. You may have heard this on 'Married With Children '.

[@bbangel6935]

The fact that this song give a lot confidence is insane

[@johnmartins94]

It’s always a pleasure to watch Lex groove to a song!

[@EarleMason]

Definitely check out a live version, pure showmanship no lasers or pyrotechnics just straight up blues rock ‘n’ roll

[@halftag15]

He's using a metal slide on his index finger. A pick in the other. He scratches the side of that pick a lot, and vibrates the slide.

[@davidchavez9212]

The Destroyers are a Chicago blues Rock band. And one of the best stripped down, raw, driven bands of all time. No frills. No bullshit. Just a punch in the face.

[@James-ue8yh]

Lexi is a pure joy to see enjoying music Love her to the CORE ALWAYS ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@smarleyjoe3569]

George and his sax man always had a good time on stage!

[@robertevans2450]

Every ship in the US Navy has a 'pull away' song that they play on the 1MC (ships interior intercom & exterior speaker system) when they detach from another ship, a pier or from formation...it's a declarative to those in witness of this separation. The USS LaSalle's pull away song was this song, as the USS LaSalle was an all white(paint scheme not race) ship known as the Great White Ghost of the Arabian Coast. In either 1989 or 1990 (I forget which) the LaSalle was doing a cruise through the Straits of Hormuz on route to a port call in Muscat, Oman. Joining the LaSalle through this leg of the journey (LaSalle was the command ship for the 5th Fleet) was a couple of Destroyers and 2 Frigates, 1 from the UK and 1 from Australia. The 2 foreign ships were practicing replenishing maneuvers by pulling up alongside the LaSalle and then breaking away to repeat the maneuver again and again. The Signalmen of the LaSalle kept requesting they play their breakaway song, which they were dumbfounded as to what that meant. So just as the LaSalle was approaching the narrowest part of the passing, where NATO ships hug the coastline to put as much distance between themselves and Iranian coast, the Captain had the crew play LaSalle's pull away song as the ship went into flank speed and at a very high volume, insuring not only the two Frigate escorts could hear, but getting a reaction from the Destroyer crew and people on shore as well. The reaction as this song was played was epic, and forever imprinted into my memory recall everytime I hear this song played. Brilliant song, Great reaction, lovely trip down memory lane! Thank you!

[@JAVACAT1999]

Lex is the cutest gift god has given us.

[@rafehr1378]

SAX PLAYER PLAYS 2 SAX AT ONE TIME. George uses finger picks. One of the greatest "Bar" bands of all time. His live shows were off the wall. Seen him quite a few times live. Always a great time.

[@calvincameron354]

This song holds a special place with me,1st time I heard it I was probably about 7 years old watching T2:Judgement Day with my dad. RIP Dad you put me onto great music.

[@robertkeown2406]

She comes up with the strangest stuff to describe things! LOL

[@bobschenkel7921]

Ol' Lonesome George does a combo of slide and picking on this and a bunch of other songs.He likes to do what he feels in the moment. Early in his career, '79-'80, he did a tour with his band, The Delaware Destroyers, called 50 States in 50 Dates. They did the entire USA in 50 days, driving a Checker Marathon Yellow Taxi the whole time in the continental US. That is being a road dog.

[@groovydjs]

You can get electrocuted via electric guitar if you are using a guitar cable. If you are using a wireless.....pretty much impossible unless someone else is being electrocuted at a given moment and is touching their microphone and then YOU go to sing while all this is going on.....so, probably not. BUT, with a guitar cord plugged in, there are all kinds of grounding issues that can electrocute and kill you.

[@ktmjet]

You can get electrocuted if power comes back up the cable from the amp. Guitar pickups create an electrical current which is fed to the amplifier, they don't use power

[@kevrokka.d.9749]

Great. Something else to worry about. lol

[@redlead873]

Guitarist Les Harvey (brother of Alex Harvey) of 70's rock band Stone the Crows, was killed on stage when he touched an unearthed (grounded) mic with his guitar.

[@sallysharp3845]

Brad I think that is the biggest smile I've seen on you yet. George had that effect on people. Listen to "MOVE IT ON OVER" next.

[@curiousman1672]

Major Payne. "You're gonna feel a little.........pressure." Hilarious movie.

[@NuCkInFuTs1]

Love Thorogood!! You guys should check out Gear Jammer, If You Don't Start Drinkin (I'm Gonna Leave), I Drink Alone, Who Do You Love and Move It On Over too!!!! They all rock!

[@superrodder2002]

You need to watch the video of this song, George is an awesome showman and you can tell he loves to show off his style

[@stephenkittle6586]

Saw Him 3 times , HIGH ENERGY!! GREAT SHOWS!! 😍🎸🔥😁😍🎸🔥😁

[@floydlawson3765]

Saw him with the Rolling Stones and J Giels band at Candlestick in 1980. Great show.

[@silverhippie3910]

Yes! Yes! Yes! Lex nails it again!! Great players absolutely become one with their instruments. They are not even playing them anymore. They are just speaking through them.✌️✌️✌️

[@sweston222]

Merry Christmas and thanks for all the great content 👍 Keep it going.

[@danwilliams5867]

Terminator 2 , George Thorogood took a lot of riffs from R&B and spiced them up for rock. He played a slide guitar

[@13dma1rz]

I like how Lex does the couch dancing for both of them. I mean Brad is moving. But Lex is moving him.

[@bertpainter8385]

After watching Lex's mother in a few reactions with them I can see where that love for music comes from. Lex didn't have a prayer next to her mom. Mom took over that couch. 😆😃

[@shieldwallofdragons]

Major Payne is a great movie…”if he still in there he ain’t happy”…classic.

[@AmbianceForAll]

If you'd like to see another sweet rock sax solo, check out Edgar Winter Group - Frankenstein, there's a live 'Old Grey Whistle' video. Totally ahead of his time, i can totally guarantee you'll be pretty floored by the performance, such a cool, crazy, one of a kind song. Thanks guy! Merry Christmas! EDIT: Oh and Edgar and Johnny Winter were albino twins, Johnny played some mean blues on his acoustic... very talented guys.

[@rogerkelly7988]

Just a stone cold rock and roll song and I've always loved George Thorogould and I know I probably just misspelled his last name but he's bad to the bone

[@mikelucey5035]

It's GOOD, how'd you get that part wrong? Dang.

[@rogerkelly7988]

@@mikelucey5035 I came up in the 60s

[@PHILPOP2]

We get the point it's not a spelling competition but some folk seem to think it is.

[@Sixbillion1]

Lex, you are very insightful 😊 you truly do understand musicians

[@coreyz.2800]

Major Payne. Man that takes me back. Loved that movie. Remember being at summer camp shortly after it came out (I hadn't seen it yet). Half the male counselors and campers going around yelling "Who's the dummy noooow...." And this is possibly the only Thorogood song I know. And for like 20 years I was certain he was a black dude. Just the vibe I got from this song, his voice, that sax solo. For some reason it all came together in my mind as "big, tough, bad-ass, black biker dude, ridin' around on his hog." Then I saw the music video; saw this scrawny, pencil-neck white dude in skinny jeans working a pool table. Not at all the image I had in my mind. Not at all.

[@the1andonlyknudsen]

This song has been in a lot. Major Payne, Terminator 2, Christine...among others. One of those that will live on forever.

[@irishboy0001]

It was a rockin' concert. Got to Tulsa just before the show and bought tickets at the window. Got front row center section. He came down off the stage and walking up and down playing. Very cool.

[@JaggedDagger]

Bard and Lex need to go to a blues bar and just chill for a night of awesome live music.

[@danielslover8669]

My favorite from him (if I had to pick one) is “Who do you love “. It gets me fired up every time I hear it.

[@davidvsr]

Loved the surprised look on Lex when the saxaphone comes in. Awesome, isn't it...

[@mikefetterman6782]

You will also hear this song on the 90s sitcom "Married with Children" , This was Al Bundy;s theme for whenever he thought he would be cool. It was at least 2 or 3 episodes a year that they used this. It is one of the most famous and instantly recognized songs and styles in the business. George Thoroughgood is an expert at "using the dots" on the neck of the guitar. Slide is a tricky technique, but after learning how to hold the slide and such, this is a very easy song to play.

[@mikefetterman6782]

He does use a pick but he usually uses a tube of glass or steel to slide on a finger to slide up and down the neck. Electric shock through a guitar usually happens when combining instrument and microphone and touching both at the same time with a little juice leak somewhere and your hair will stand up, for quite a while.

[@mikefetterman6782]

Slide guitar is a blues technique popular in New Orleans, Mississippi, and Texas. (ZZ Top, Stevie Ray)

[@s.mcpherson6354]

Indeed. George is a guitar superhero? Once, while playing in the rain with an ungrounded mic, he jolted himself and then he welded/became one with his guitar. He wanders the streets of Delaware at night fighting crime. ;-)

[@GJRight]

The actual video is really cool. You see the band playing in it as well.

[@wingnutofcoolness]

Steve Morse of Deep Purple said they did a concert in the rain until their equipment stopped working. When asked about the danger of electrocution he said that the wires in a guitar cable are so small that any current that passes through would not be enough to hurt you.

[@randallmccoy8581]

Thorogood is the singer and the guitarist. I've got all his stuff. And there is sooo much.

[@jgsheehan8810]

George & the Destroyers are super cool. I saw them only (maybe) 2 years ago in Sydney. Loved every minute of it.

[@pleutron]

First... Great song and enjoyed your reaction. Major Payne is one of the best comedies ever. Love that movie. I've seen it as much as Brad, at least :) Major Benson Winifred Payne! Wont me show you a 'lil trick to take yo mind off dat pain? Lex made me think of the movie "I'm Gonna Get You Sucka"

[@mikejohnson-dl7vt]

"I Drink Alone"(my best karaoke song ever-women's underwear flying all over the place!)😎🎶🎸👙🩱🥰🤣

[@EclecticInstinct]

Also featured brilliantly in Eyes Wide Shut with Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman

[@Syzygy77]

This was my favorite song when I was 6 years old. I even bought a huffy on lay away from Kmart that had bad to bone decals on it. Lol I think would even sing the song while riding it 🤣

[@seancarnahan6131]

I kind of remember six, me my green wind 5,000 lb bike with chopper handlebars and a sissy bar in fact.abanna seat as well.... the fantasy with cards and spokes of the sound of a moterbike..evil kenevl.... 👍 At 6 years old I had already seen Jan and Dean after James accident on Dead Man's curve, Jefferson airplane, Three dog night, kiss in 1975, The Beach boys, Blue oyster cult, and a lot of others I've seen aces between whatever I'm not trying to brag, George Thor good though it's so lovely because he's kickback but he's kind of like Southern fried Georgia type blues, and he tells exactly what he means.... Cuz you know if I had about five of those triple shots of that stuff, and my mouth was getting pretty dry, cuz I knew I was getting pretty high, I would also probably go back there, and tell her hey I got a job! And yeah you get your money next Friday or few days later I'm not sure, how's that work with you just turns out to be all love you guys so he packs his things and he gets goes and he said of course you should know should be lucky to get him from let alone any back rent, if you like him my suggestion to you look up Stevie Ray Vaughan and fall in love love y'all guys I'm going to keep on listening

[@seancarnahan6131]

Yep had one of those big old nasty green super duper metallic Schwinn bicycle, but I also had at that time so stupid one and a half inch thick rainbow colored thongs, that you could water ski on if you have big dog and a puddle of course and some mighty bad stuffed toes 😂😹🤗

[@seancarnahan6131]

Of course I think it was the rat trap pedals, that wouldn't let go of the bottom of that soft rubber on a hot day!! In the trailer park.. oh my if I could ever go back right now with what I know Ted Nugent would have been reelected to president 18 terms in a row lol

[@chrishickey7502]

When my son was about 2 I was in another room with a baby monitor while he slept. Out of the blue I heard “Baaaaad to bone, baaad to bone . . .”

[@jowbloe3673]

Video gives a good story to the song. Favorite George Thorogood song is *One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer.*

[@UncleCharlie111x2]

Lex is very creative, great spirit! This song never gets old! Fun to watch!