Peter Kay on Misheard Lyrics (Reaction)

Peter Kay on Misheard Lyrics. My thoughts and commentary + a literary recommendation. This was a much needed laugh today.
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[@steveymoon]

A vicar is the equivalent of a priest in the church of England.

[@genis45]

Except they can date/get married. Maybe other stuff too. My knowledge of the Church of England is pretty limited.

[@thatsthat2612]

@@genis45 Mine is too, although my son goes to a church of England school 😂 it was just the closest one

[@suepoole8323]

Vicar, Pastor or Priest

[@Lightkie]

Oh boy, I double misheard. I thought he meant a Wicca.

[@ErisRising]

@@Lightkie I would not recommend trying to staple a Wicca

[@somehighlights2851]

The MIchael Jackson bit is because it was supposed to be series of MJ shows on the stadium, but he died. That's why he said "should have been on here".

[@matthewmorris2488]

This was years before that it's when he did the Bashir Interview and all the accusations came out about him and kids all his tour dates got cancelled which is why he was shaking his head and said you can't believe it can you as in you can't believe he is accused of bad sit with kids

[@benjammin9471]

@@matthewmorris2488 No it was when he'd died

[@davebirch1976]

MJ was due to do a series of gigs at the O2 the year previous.

[@AdamMFCW]

@@matthewmorris2488 no it wasn’t 😂

[@Ross-df6ge]

MJ died in 2009, this Peter Kay tour was 2010 to 2011, so yes it was because Michael was supposed to be on the stage that year but he couldn't make it. (Died the year before)

[@FLStyle]

Peter Kay's comedic style revolves around his audience relating to the jokes he tells as they are reminded of times in their lives, so you nailed that.

[@darrellpowell6042]

His accent is from Bolton, yes not far from Manchester. But accents in the UK can vary within a 20 mile radius from city to city and the further north you go the accent gets deeper.

[@Aethelhald]

Can vary within 20 miles? It's more like 1 and a half to 2 miles, unless it's a city. There's a road about a mile and a half long that separates my town from another town called Haydock, and the accent is different when you get to the other end of that road. All of a sudden you find people saying "nay" instead of no, and when they do say no they pronounce it "nur."

[@glyn-ho9du]

3 miles between my home town (Bolton) and Salford, the accents could not be more different.

[@birger4788]

Watched a few of your reactions now, really great. And as many others have said, your general knowledge is amazing, actually the only reactor who knows almost everything the comedians are referring to. Like knowing the songs he’s playing, knowing who Ronan Farrow is and so on. Instead of getting annoyed with reactors who are clueless about the most basic things, I’m actually learning things from you. Kudos!

[@johnbrookes4892]

great reaction - his accent is from Bolton by the way ;) yes it's northern lol. Book recommendation - Nick Cave : And the Ass Saw The Angel. Fiction but brilliant prose by an Australian treasure of music

[@robdog7516]

His face,mannerisms, and body language makes his comedy hysterical

[@XENONEOMORPH1979]

a vicar is like a priest in a church. he is from BOLTON from the north .

[@NoProtocol]

Thank you!

[@XENONEOMORPH1979]

@@NoProtocol 🥰

[@hawkeye9517]

His accent is a Bolton one 😊

[@elainealibrandi6364]

Jimi Hendrix was a very soft-spoken and humble man, and the most innovative guitar player of the 20th century. One thing about his song "Purple Haze" that shocked me was a lot of people thought he was singing, "'Scuse me while I kiss this guy" when actually he was singing "'Scuse me while I kiss the sky," the latter of which made total sense to me. I was, after all, a 60s child, so kissing the sky was perfectly reasonable. And still is!

[@TobesOnYT]

My biggest misheard lyric is from Lithium by Nirvana. The lyrics are “I’m so horny, that’s okay, my will is good” but I always heard it as “I’m so horny, that’s okay, my willy’s good” 😂

[@mk12gage]

😅

[@isfbuster6733]

You are not alone there 😂

[@hyperspacejester7377]

🤣

[@SongBillong]

Makes complete sense, to be fair!

[@mk12gage]

Smooth Criminal: "Eddie", are you okay? I incorrectly sang it that way for literally 30 years, before somebody corrected me and told me it was Annie! (I was so embarrassed.)

[@MasterIceyy]

The MJ joke is about how Michael was meant to be performing that arena, but due to his death, Peter Kay got the venue instead. A Vicar is basically a rank of Priest or Pastor. If you're interested in British comedy, the Vicar of Dibley is a great pick

[@davebirch1976]

MJ was due to be at the O2 the year before this.

[@davebirch1976]

@@makadeni123 yeah I know MJ was due to start the year before but wasn't too sure when it ended. If I remember rightly it was only a couple of weeks before it was due to start and they'd already started to get the venue ready when news came through of his death.

[@NosirrathOfficial]

You got the accent right! He's from Bolton in the Greater Manchester area.

[@dannyp-ufc8883]

Yorkshire accent. More specifically Bolton. Northern Game Of Thrones characters basically lol

[@kimzwolinski9919]

I love seeing the clips of the audience and how hard they are laughing 😂😂

[@KjetilVago]

I think everyone has misheard the song "Blinded by the light" singing about a douche rather than a deuce.

[@davebirch1976]

I used to think it was "lit up like a douche another rover in the night" instead of "revved up like a deuce another runner in the night" 😂

[@ianmcdiarmid4563]

@@davebirch1976 Oh Blinded! always wondered what blanded meant.

[@Flastew]

It is amazing what we hear sometimes. When he sits down and seems sad it is because not long before this show M.Jackson died. It is great to see you laugh in videos, very cool and thanks for sharing.

[@animal9633]

I heard that MJ was supposed to perform there but then died, and they booked him as a replacement act.

[@Flastew]

@@animal9633 You are right. I think he even points at the stage and says he was supposed to be here. It is cool he took a minute to show his respect for MJ.

[@MrSimpleton]

Peter Kay is a legend in the UK

[@brianhoskins1979]

When I was a kid I had a pretty difficult childhood at the hands of my Father. I won't claim I had the worst by any means but if you were to plot me on a spectrum of children who were dealt a hand from the good Fathers and those who were dealt a hand from the bad, well I would plot very far down the bad end of the spectrum and I suffered a lot of misery during my time as a child. And there was this song that I loved - it genuinely is a _great_ song - called Dreams by Fleetwood Mac. And in the chorus, I always thought it went like this: 🎵 Thunder only happens when it's raining. _Parents_ only love you when they're playing! 🎵 I realise that's a very dark case of mistaken lyrics by me. But that's mine and it's the only one I can share. 😆

[@Dero88]

Damn dude, that was deep, dark and funny all at once. Hope you doin fine today tho. Cheers

[@brianhoskins1979]

@@Dero88 Haha yes all good - I moved on from all that long ago and have a happy family of my own. Cheers.

[@davebirch1976]

Didn't The Corrs do a cover of that song?

[@brianhoskins1979]

@@davebirch1976 Haha, they did indeed. That's going back a bit too, these days!

[@davebirch1976]

@@brianhoskins1979 late 90s so only about 25 years ago.

[@deejayturtle]

Manic Monday... another classic song Prince wrote and gave to someone else. (Seriously, look it up.) In Purple Haze by Jimi Hendrix I thought he sang "Excuse me while I kiss this guy." Actually the lyric is "Excuse me while I kiss the sky." .

[@thepurplesmurf]

2:40 if you need context for this part. MJ died shortly before and Peter Kay was the substitute/replacement on this event for MJ.

[@NoProtocol]

Ah, thank you!

[@Scoupe400]

Very respectful is our Mr Kay. RIP Michael.

[@markamos1911]

An urban myth. Peter Kay was always booked to play on the dates he did, which would have followed Jackson's dates, which were filled by Whitney Houston and Robbie Williams.

[@edteller5821]

Purple Haze performed by Jimi Hendrix: “Excuse me while I kiss the sky” sounds like “ Excuse me while I kiss this guy”. “No One Here Gets Out Alive” by Jerry Hopkins about Jim Morrison.

[@primalengland]

He’s from Bolton in Lancashire like me. My mum still lives there. In fact, you just reminded me that I have to go next Friday to take her to the dentist. Thanks.

[@SonOfMuta]

1:01 Vicar is a member of the clergy. A vicar is a representative, deputy or substitute; anyone acting "in the person of" or agent for a superior (compare "vicarious" in the sense of "at second hand"). Linguistically, vicar is cognate with the English prefix "vice", similarly meaning "deputy". The title appears in a number of Christian ecclesiastical contexts, but also as an administrative title, or title modifier, in the Roman Empire. In addition, in the Holy Roman Empire a local representative of the emperor, perhaps an archduke, might be styled "vicar".

[@davidspear9790]

The first line would have been enough to explain what a vicar is! The derivation of the word is totally irrelevant in this case.

[@mark-nm4tc]

You cannot un-hear this. Every time I hear Sister Sledge on the radio...stapling vicars😄. One old misheard lyric is Enya in Orinoco Flow is 'sail away, sail way'...often heard as 'save a whale, save a whale'😊.

[@OtherSideOfMorning]

Well excuse me, While I kiss this guy..

[@muninraven3327]

So much that you said at the end. I know my Hendrix, The Police, Rollins... I'm from the UK and had to look up Dick Cavett. I just watched one of the greatest interactions on a talk show I have ever seen: Dick Cavett and Orson Wells is astonishingly interesting. No Protocol always makes my day a better one whenever she posts, but she just threw me down a rabbit hole... and I am very appreciative of her for doing that. ❤

[@davebirch1976]

My favourite misheard lyric is from meatloaf bat out of hell "I'm gonna hit the highway like a battering ram, I'm a Cilla Black fan on a bike" 😆 (Cilla Black was an English singer and tv presenter from Liverpool)

[@neil1902]

manchester is close, he was from Bolton which is not far from manchester so nearly same accent. Good ear for accent!

[@drdassler]

Great guess with the accent, it's Bolton in Greater Manchester.

[@CMDRRustyDog]

"After you do, he'll never phone ya" :) Those are the words. As for Shania Twain's one... another version is "I can't believe you kiss your carpet knife" :)

[@blues4dog]

Heard my son out in the backyard singing "Another turnip on a fork stuck in the road".

[@joshwhidborne1401]

He's from Bolton which isn't that far from Manchester... Good guess.

[@NoProtocol]

Is the accent similar in both places?

[@lk-music]

I always thought Bon Jovi's Living On A Prayer was "Take my hand, we'll make it elsewhere" like, come with me, we'll try somewhere else. 😄

[@toodlescae]

My sister used to listen to Lucille by Kenny Rogers but instead of 4 hungry children she'd sing 400 children. Lol.

[@brooos]

My favorite misheard lyric is Hendrix Purple Haze. He sings "'scuse me while I kiss the sky" misheard as "scuse me while I kiss this guy". Your comments and "camera presence" are outstanding. Can't quite place your accent. Curious what country you're from.

[@mikemurphy1913]

You werent far off he is from bolton which is close to manchester but also distinct in its own right

[@HowardMoon56]

The Dick Cavett show is the best talk show ever, so many legendary guests and intelligent discussions. You should watch Janis Joplin's appearances, if you haven't already. Would like to see more music - related content!

[@suzannebaan1337]

I cannot hear those song in their original version anymore

[@blyatt]

I’d be super interested in seeing what you think about “no bullets fly” by Sabaton.

[@darrellpowell6042]

1. A Vicar is head of a local village church. In the US its a pastor. 2. Micheal Jackson was booked to be at the O2 Arena and died. Peter Kay took that booking. 3. This is a trick of the mind he's doing. He's primed our minds first to hear certain words by saying what he hears and when we hear the tune our mind hears those words. It works, as long as the replacement words are similar to the actual words.

[@wizardflaps]

Do you do birthday parties?

[@sjhhej]

Peter Kay does British nostalgia comedy so its great that you got it. That said this one has more cross-cultural accessibility.

[@leesurridge2947]

Years ago I once heard a radio jingle that was the start of the Lion King theme put to Arsene Wenger's name. Ever since then I cannot hear it differently than: "Arrrrrrrrrsene Weeeengerrrr!" 😂

[@matthewstroud4294]

I knew someone that thought the Metallica song Sad But True was really Sex Patrol. Gave an insight into her mind.

[@1983noddy]

Damn, you're really pretty.

[@darrenholden7447]

It’s been said but Peter Kay is from Bolton near Manchester. Love the channel. 😍

[@Tigermoto]

He's from Bolton, about 15 miles from Manchester (it's in Greater Manchester) so not a bad guess. Just up the road from me incidentally. Oh, and Vicar is what the British call priests. For years, my mother thought The Cranberries were singing about a guy called Tommy...I mean, even the title Zombie never gave it away.

[@roberthall6975]

Enjoyed the video. As far as Hendrix goes, I saw him twice. The first time I saw him I was 15 I had front row seats in your stand right in front my ears rang for 3 days. Great concert.

[@BlackieNuff]

When I only heard the song on the radio, and did not hear the DJ announce the title, I thought that Genesis song Invisible Touch was actually Physical Attraction... ♫ She seems to have A physical attraction ♫

[@MetalMonkey]

A Vicar is like a priest/pastor, something religious. 2:15 He's saying Pork Pie not Pot Pie, for any Americans 4:45 Bobbie Gentry is is woman My misheard lyrics: Slipknot - The Heretic Anthem..........if you're 555 then i'm 666, what's it like to be a Hairy Chick Guns N Roses - I Used To Love Her.......I used to love he but i had tequila

[@Irishguy1420]

Ah peter kay, the comedian for everyone. 👌😊

[@laveritesurlestemoinsdejeh8522]

For me, it's the Pussycat dolls "When I grow up". For years I thought it said, "When I grow up I wanna see the world Drive nice cars I wanna have boobies" Considering the band, I never questioned it because it was the kind of stuff they might say. But then I found out it actually says, "When I grow up I wanna see the world Drive nice cars I wanna have groupies" Embarassement ensued...

[@gazb87yorkshiresalt48]

Michael Jackson should have been doing his last gig at the O2 arena, but passed away so Peter Kay was there instead. 👍✌

[@ThisIsQuarty]

Accent is from Bolton, which is pretty close geographically to Manchester but rather different sounding to those that live here. His material, especially the earlier stuff, had a lot of local-isms that can be difficult to hear... but the content was always universally relatable to the everyday man. This video was soon after MJ's death. I'd say he was generally well liked in England, but it was also before the scandals broke. MJ was due to perform at the same arena Peter was performing at. "Can't believe it (that he died), can you... He should've been on (stage) here."

[@shadykid5939]

It is in Greater Manchester, resident will either say they are from bolton or manchester ive heard both in regards to the people there its personal preference though, although north greater manchester has a different accent than the south.

[@ThisIsQuarty]

@@shadykid5939 True, although as a Boltonian myself I've always said Lancashire, not Greater Manchester. Showing my age though... its not been technically true for years :D

[@fatant1982]

@@ThisIsQuarty Wiganer here and we still say Lancashire too haha

[@marty6945]

2:47- He actually said nothing wrong, he meant it, he didn't want to make fun of a music icon who even died not long before (Michael Jackson)

[@gravy106]

Love how intelligently and brilliantly your understanding of dry sarcasm and different British cultural class comedy.....I lived up north and people are really hilarious, Peter one of my faves!!! Great job and really cleverly put together. Blessings 2u from across the pond in London!

[@jazznblues9496]

Peter Kay is a Bolton lad.

[@_Woo]

Lmao for Manic Monday I used to think it was "just another man it's monday" so I don't blame your mom. And for Micheal Jackson's beat I used to sing "no one wants to beat it beat it" when it actually was "no one wants to be defeated". If you want a good laugh look up "creedence cleawater revival misheard lyrics" here on youtube.

[@NoProtocol]

I also used to sing, “no one wants to beat it, beat it”… until just know I thought that’s what he was saying

[@DocRealgood]

Prince Charming, Prince Charming, Rent-A-Kill Is Nothing To Be Scared Of! (Price Charming--Adam And The Ants--Real Lyric Is Ridicule)

[@SalamiSelimbo]

Not so long ago I saw a video about Caramel Dansen origin story explaining how the meme was received differently depending on the country especially for Sweden and Japan, like in european and western country we heard ""japan"" at some part of the song that's why it was misunderstood there that the music was japanese when it was actually from sweden, in japan however they hear ""balsamic vinegar"" in the song so it became a big meme around that. Japanese bad sounding translation are also funny like in the ""learn japanese song"" where every word are japenglish words, it shows approximatively how western word sound like for japan with for example ; miruku (milk), makudonarudo ( mcdonald), biru (beer) , sutaborokusu (starbucks), basu (bus) etc... your channel would be ""No Purotokoru""

[@brettmarlar4154]

Actually Prince wrote Manic Monday for the Bangles. Sussudio was a made up word that Phil used in the scratch vocal track (as he would write the songs lyrics and all in the studio whilst recording them) and could never find a better phrase to fit the melody so it stayed.

[@ollwynaspinall1991]

Hi watching from England UK 🇬🇧 Peter Kay is Actually from my hometown in Bolton, Lancashire in Greater Manchester

[@bobbod8069]

Peter is from Bolton, which is just north of Manchester.

[@stonedmountainunicorn9532]

In Dutch we have a similar thing; "Mama appelsap" It's when, mostly English songs, have lyrics that can be heard like Dutch frases. Michael Jackson's 'Wanna be startin something' was the start, They sing "Mama Appelsap" in there. (Mama Appel juice) Amy Winehouse's "Valerie" has "Ik drink een biertje" in there (I drink a little beer) The Clash's "Rock the cashbah" has "F*ck de Kerstman" (Basically F*ck Santa Claus) Kaoma's "Lambada" has the amazing "Waar is toch dat zebra hondje voor?" ('What the hell is that zebra doggy for?' would be my best translation) And my all time favorite: "Theezakje" from Bob Marley's "Could you be loved" (the repeated "say something" sound a lot like theebag in Dutch) There are so many more but the one like The Clash' i can not NOT hear, I know what they supposed to say but my brain just won't. Shariiiiiiiiiif don't like it..... F*ckin' the Kerstman F*ck the Kerstman Shariiiiiiiiif don't like it..... F*ckin' the Kerstman F*ck the Kerstman

[@bradleylawrence658]

Hook by Blues Traveller. One of my favorite songs that I'd listened to thousands of times and I sang several lyrics wrong for 25 years. Hilarity enhanced by the fact that one of the lyrics of the song is "It doesn't matter what I say".

[@Samurai_Stoner]

That's a really good song

[@kamron_thurmond]

🎵The Hook always brings you back🎵

[@Samurai_Stoner]

@@kamron_thurmond 🎵 I ain't telling you no lie 🎵

[@asdasx392]

Sussidio was gibberish that Phil Collins used to work out the melody before he had the lyrics. He just liked it and kept it. Back in the early 80s, Phil Collins could have made a hit about almost anything. De do do do de da da da is relevant to the rest of the lyrics of the song. It is about the singer having trouble finding words - which may well have a been a song about Sting not being able to find the lyrics for a song so he wrote a song about it. I think that is what you kids call "meta"

[@marlecmarine5393]

Brian May, Queen in 3-D, it's a good read and all his own words, no ghost writing there. There is a wealth of interesting photographs in the book mostly taken by Brian. He has also written a number of books on Astrophysics as well as other musical subjects, definitely led an interesting and varied life.

[@ruyldev8556]

Not me but my cousin.. Thought "Smooth Operator" by Sade was Food Elevator... 😂.. She was like 6 or 7 at the time...

[@MrGIBURROWS]

You're going to need to watch some Frankie Boyle and I'm going to need to watch you watching some Frankie Boyle....

[@LANGI902]

"Starving Ethiopians" Guy in crowd : 😂😂😂

[@jeffshirton7234]

Bobbie Gentry, "after you do, he'll never PHONE ya". He left out Elton John's favourite song about the Peanuts, "Lucy's in the fight, with Linus!"

[@fredklein3829]

About the song "You Sexy Thing'" by Hot Chocolate. For years, I thought they were singing ''I believe in milk cows'' (I Believe in Miracles).

[@clarenceflam]

Another good comedian who plays around with music is Hospital Radio DJ Ivan Brackenbury. Check him out on 8 out of 10 cats. It is brilliant and clever...

[@Condor33543]

There’s the classic Micheal Jackson song “Billie Jean” 1982 where he says “the kid is not my son”, but I heard…”the chair is not my son” till I learned the actual lyrics. Then only recently there’s Johnny Rivers’ "Secret Agent Man" 1966 which I knew the lyrics to for years but one day heard “Secret Asian Man” and now can’t stop hearing that whenever it plays. So…don’t try it, it’ll haunt you!

[@ChristopherMRJones]

Peter Kay Bolton not far Manchester and your right northern kind of. I from Sunderland not the Geordies 🖕🏻😆 north east higher that Manchester n Leeds, close to Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 really, and so nearer Geordies through. Born n bread Mackem (Sunderland) 👍🏻🙌🏻❤️🤍

[@SlinkyD]

Salt N Peppa on the radio: Ah push it My 4yo lil bro: Ah 🐈‍⬛ Me & big bro: 🤣🤣🤦🏿‍♂️ Mom: 🤬💪🩴

[@1GWX]

Yup. I recall someone showing me this while back. Hilarious. Which leads me into my thoughts on the MANDELLA EFFECT. ( I DO NOT SUBSCRIBE TO THIS THEORY) This is what the effect is as I have told people in the same thought circles as me(READ ON IM GETTING THERE) I dislike that term "Conspiracy Theorist" even though recently I have told someone "I am one of those"...only to mean I am in that bracket of people who actually think (because I am tired of clown world and I do not need to draw attention to myself to folks out here who cant understand the deeper workings of our world..the real workings)...you know. Really my term is Human Being..for the time BEING trying to understand his reality. Long terminology, but yeah that is how I would describe myself. So as I like to tell people in these circles it is the MANDELBROT effect. ENdless permutations are possible in an infinite REALm. SO people hear what they want to hear or see what they want to see at times. That is because of the endless possibilities of the human mind which is also a fractal lol XD So never mind people not paying full attention during movies OR music. Everyone creates a thereabouts in their mind instead of the actual fact of anything. SO that is what happens. I have confirmed for myself with things like the Star Wars NO I am your father scene. Sex in the City or Sex and THE City. Forest Gump life is like a box of chocolates scene. etc It is always personal perspective: subjective/objective reality per person. There is always the ABSOLUTE truth though. ;) So yeah this has happened with me since childhood and later in life I look up the lyrics and i'm like really..ok that's how it is ;) SO yeah hilarious stuff. The brain is very tricky. ;) Peace Aum.

[@berniheron7370]

My daughter when little, Debbie Harry, Betty Davies Eyes.....sang "better days besides" and same song what should be "she knows just what it takes to make pro blush" she sang "pro lunch"!!!😂

[@robbielux8353]

Wow..Henry Rollins Band and Black Flag?…very interesting…I’m now curious on your knowledge of music.

[@Jaksnook]

Subscriber suggestion! Sam’onella Academy: The Banana Republics. Honestly I suggest the channel as a whole, it’s informative yet comedic in his own brand, legendary channel.

[@duncanarrow]

"Beelzebub has a devil for a sideboard" - Queen, Bohemian Rhapsody "Kissed by a rose on the ring" - Seal, Kiss From A Rose "I can't feel my face when I sniff glue" - The Weeknd, Feel My Face

[@rexwilliams7643]

My misheard lyric is from 'Out of Space' by The Prodigy. At one point they sing "Pay close attention" and for years I sang "ain't called detention"

[@rossshepherd9836]

He's from Bolton, which is the North of England. It's very near Manchester. You got skills.

[@ideitbawxproductions1880]

I listen to a lot of heavy & weird $#!+, so no guarantee if people would recognise my favourite bands or songs. But one band I love, The Mars Volta, have a song called Conjugal Burns, and around the 1:07 mark, I could have sworn he was singing this: "I got a p3n!$ that'll rip through the very fabric of time" The real lyric is actually this: "I got a pain inside that'll rip through the very fabric of time" Here's a more recognisable song that I can never avoid, thanks to the radio station at work: Drive-by by Train (ick...). I swear that chorus is a mess of half-enunciated gibberish: "Oh I swear to ya I'll be their foyer This is not a drive-by I I I Iiiii Just a shy guy Looking for a tube tied Healthy bag of homefries ah ah ah ah ah ahhhh, no When you move me Everything is groovy We all likin' Scooby We can bring a doobie"

[@josemorales5117]

Did not Knew you're mom was Hispanic, she can tell ya that the whole Hispanic world believes that The 80's band Quiet Riot song: "We're not gonna take it", does actually says: "Huevos con aceite y jamón" 😆!!!

[@morrisfraser7236]

Love your stuff. If you want to get into Uk comedy (Peter Kay is from Bolton so you accent radar is good) you have to check out Sir Billy Connelly. His best misheard lyric is from Church - Gladly, the cross-eyed bear. He became famous (Billy, not the bear) telling the funniest Koke ever told on 70s UK television about someone’s wife having died. His agent specifically told him NOT to tell that Joke on the Parkinson show on BBC. He told it. he became a legend. You like existential and you are so well read so you’ll get Billy.

[@janetcarlson9960]

I thought on Devils Radio the chorus was Drop Dead, Drop Dead. It's actually Gossip, Gossip. A great George Harrison song.

[@raphphoenix1156]

Beautiful smile

[@nofunatall4094]

Here are a few I had wrong. Revved up like a deuce (douche), Don't bring me down, groose (Bruce), Panama (animal).

[@johnmassey2980]

In the Anglican variety of Christianity, a vicar is a local parish priest, so stapling him would't be very well received (except by the...no, we won't go there). What Sister Sledge actually sang there was: "Just let me state for the record" - so quite far off.

[@Jahshehs]

Please check out Lemino..literally any video will do ..and maybe start with Cicada 3301

[@Saiyankev01]

Hey. Could you start checking out Epic Rap Battles of History? They do their research for every character they play, you don't need to do em in any order.. just pick whichever you think youd like, acruat I highly recommend ivan the terrible vs Alexander the great. Because I know you love history, the historical characters would be great, maybe even the stan Lee vs jim Henson ERB, season 4 was the best to me but pick any you'd like ^_^ love how you go into detail of what you know and what was explained.

[@GamesPlayingGames]

All Right Now- Free. "Let's move before they raise the parking rate". I always thought it was "let's move before they raise the f**king gate".

[@jeffshirton7234]

Love the Bangles and the Go-Go's, had a big crush on Belinda Carlisle back in the day, and bought her cassettes (!). The Bangles' "Walk Like an Egyptian" would be cancelled today.

[@williamowings6857]

I wear ear plugs at work. Mariah Careys "You'll always be my baby" Sounds like "You'll always be in mah basement." 😳

[@casp11]

Brilliant reaction 🤓 much respect Birmingham UK 🇬🇧✌️.

[@hot5and77]

Bobbie Gentry who sang "I'll never fall in love again" was a woman (or is a woman. I haven't looked up if she's dead). The actual lyric is "after you do, he'll never phone ya". Credit to Hal David for getting pneumonia into a song lyric.

[@Konrad21056]

4-Non Blondes What's Goin' On... When Linda Perry says "I pray every single day" I swore she was singing "I pray at the sink all day!"

[@raycope2086]

Sweetie, that beautiful smile of yours could light up Carnegie Hall. You made my day so much brighter. I wish you rainbows.

[@dscotthoward7467]

"That's the Way that the World Goes 'Round" by John Prine has the line "it's a half an inch of water, and you think you're gonna drown". He tells a story about a woman requesting "the song about the happy enchilada". he says what song? She says, "you know, it's a happy enchilada and you think you're gonna drown!