Rapper FIRST time REACTION to Barenaked Ladies - One Week!

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Rapper FIRST time REACTION to Barenaked Ladies - One Week!
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[@daviddoesntsucc]

‘I have a tendency to wear my mind on my sleeve, I have a tendency of taking off my shirt’ always my favorite lyric in this song

[@CosmicVagabondPixie]

indeed BUT yea SO many great lyrics in this song! One of my ALL time Favorites!

[@kevinm3428]

Two different lines; first time he wears his heart on his sleeve and takes it off. Second time he has his mind on his sleeve and he loses it…

[@PorkChopXpress4385]

Big facts! Always held on to that one.

[@daviddoesntsucc]

@@kevinm3428 yeah! I moreso meant it’s two lines that go together really well lol, very well written!

[@GhostWatcher2024]

Ive been in that sort of relationship... avoiding the argument by doing something...ahem...shirtless.

[@scottclark3761]

The rap part is a kind of stream of consciousness for ADHD folks. Yeah, you're thinking about your relationship, and it seems like a roller coaster, but guys....our minds wander. "What's he thinking about?" Chinese chicken, Samauris, Anime, and racing cars. It's like that for some of us.

[@NathanCline12-21]

The downfall of the Roman empire

[@Xanderj89]

@@NathanCline12-21 men?

[@shawnooweldsparks4202]

lol ! it made Pegasus squint looking like tucker carlson ... lol

[@villainservitor]

this is what I've always thought, too. and the fast parts have always been my favorite ever since i was a kid, go figure. xD;

[@jlgavitt]

Truth. My daughter is ADHD, and if you don't have 20 minutes for an answer be prepared to refocus her on the topic. Legit, an explanation on how her backpack strap broke involved French toast, gym class, her glasses, orange juice, and soccer practice from two weeks ago. I'm trilingual...English, French, and ADHD.

[@sbombeck5419]

To me, it is describing how once you are in an established relationship, you fall into patterns during fights. You get mad, you realize you might be at fault, you eventually reconcile the guilt with any lingering resentment and apologize. You see subtle differences in the lyrics of the chorus as the song progresses, with the last chorus showing the recognition by both members of the relationship that the pattern exists. "We realized we're both to blame but what could we do? Yesterday, you just smiled at me 'Cause it'll still be two days 'til we say we're sorry"

[@dawnyoung8]

I think that too , but what BP is saying is gibberish is their relationship we are eavesdropping in on and not part of ! Think about any fight you’ve ever had . If someone walking by had heard it , they’d think it’s gibberish too bus the context is between them . The fact that the rhyme repeats and they’re doing wasabi and sorry. Says it’s repetitive . B P is looking too close to the lyrics and not the context of the content . So he’s not making sense of it . One time my sister and I were waiting in a line and a person walked next to us and said. 5,5,55,5 Fuck it ! Turned around and walked off ! He knew the context , we didn’t . But we still say it occasionally to each other and we know that context ! lol . That’s what makes that song great ! We can relate without relating

[@andreykardashov6343]

In my opinion what might sound like gibberish at first glance is just topics, reasons they argue about, which can range anywhere from food tastes to cinema to any minor thing. Think of it like listening in on somebody having an argument over a phone. You only get half the conversation and on its own it can sound like random gibberish because it's taken out of context.

[@crystellight]

I never thought about it like that! It’s been one of my favorite songs since I was a kid, but I always assumed the story was in the chorus and just had fun trying sing along to the verses. This makes so much more sense!

[@SF-oj7zi]

BNL do not take themselves seriously. Live shows are absolute bangers!

[@doccomoli]

And these hip hop breaks very much came from their early live show days where both of the singers could just break into freestyle rap that was VERY stream of conscious/pop culture references.

[@stephanieellis5399]

I loved when they sang at the SLC Olympics and wore the Canadian speed skating kit. Hysterical. For those who don't remember there were evening/night concerts with different bands every night and BNL was just one of those bands.

[@tonkabeanpumpkin-fh4fz]

I'm a 70-year-old woman and I love Barenaked Ladies. "Pinch Me" was a huge hit for them. Hope you'll react to it!

[@jaccilowe3842]

Ditto!

[@marshanall2695]

As a 70’s baby my favorite part of the video is when they’re driving around in the cars from Starsky & Hutch and Dukes of Hazzard. I bet they had so much fun filming it.

[@tonyclements1147]

Sadly, it was a General Lee in name only. The car was missing one of its iconic images.

[@afterhours21711]

This is the first time I believe that I've seen the video but I love that part also. If you've never watched the video for Cowboy By Kid Rock you need to check it out. Even if you don't like the song you have to appreciate the video because of the inspiration for it. I actually was in high school when it came out and have always been a fan but I had never seen the video until last year I believe and it just made me appreciate him and the song even that much more. If you haven't seen it look it up

[@thegrimace7249]

@@tonyclements1147Yes that wasn’t the only thing. The General Lee was a 69 Dodge Charger. However, based on the tail lights he was driving a 68 Charger.

[@joshuashelton6355]

​@@thegrimace7249I believe some were 68 as they ran out of 69 chargers.

[@Carrie-so3ro]

There is ALSO the Evil Kneevil (not quite sure how to spell this) reference when the lady is suited up on the motorcycle & attempts to jump over an old Toronto (reference to Toronto - near their home town) streetcar. They like to use a lot of topical references to their time (from childhood onwards.)

[@IvIidnight]

Chumbawamba "Tubthumpin'." Yes, it's a real band, and yes that's the name of the song. You'll probably recognize it even.

[@Cchan53]

Great song!

[@---l---]

Still one of the strangest hit songs by a group of anarchists

[@colleenpetty1468]

Oooooooo, that's a GOOD one!!! Lol

[@kylesummers1565]

Love that song!

[@BoldDreadman]

Still have Timebomb tshirt😊❤❤

[@gaiavenus]

*Barenaked Ladies - If I had a Million Dollars* 😄 is a good one too, these guys are something else lol those songs used to be played so much on Much Music. Awesome reaction as always 👍

[@erinriwen]

Love this song so much. Always makes me smile.

[@susanliltz3875]

They also wrote and performed the theme song to the TV show: “The Big Bang Theory “

[@julieCA58]

My favorite.

[@elischultes6587]

They are Canadian. They chose Bare Naked Ladies as an advertising gimmick. They would go to a bar as a gig and on the front they would advertise “Live Bare Naked Ladies”

[@diannaw3034]

Yes.. this is so right.. I remember them saying that in an old interview. It was an easy way to pack the clubs but literally click baiting the audience!!!! lol They were ahead of their time!!!! 🤣 🍁

[@rivy1994]

and very early in their career, they weren't allowed to perform at a city function in toronto because of their name. i think that really helped to get them noticed. it had exactly the opposite effect the city wanted - it made them more famous.

[@mikeharris3733]

Don't take these guys too seriously. They certainly don't take themselves too seriously. The band name is the first clue. They have a song called "If I had a Million Dollars", that also gets into silliness in the lyrics.

[@emerje0]

That's not to say they don't have some really good serious songs. "Call and Answer", "Lovers in a Dangerous Time", "What a Good Boy" are all great ballads.

[@TheDopekitty]

That's the song I used to sing to my youngest kid when she was little. Good memories.

[@misadventuresofmorgan]

He always takes ever reaction too seriously… he tends to get lost in sauce

[@Eromadad88]

That would be a great song for Black Pegasus to peep

[@JimmyJamJack]

​@@emerje0Lovers In A Dangerous Time is a Bruce Cockburn cover, not a BNL original

[@EddieEnglander]

Guy who can laugh at a funeral. You are emotionally disconnected or you are way too connected. Laughter replaces tears.

[@newgrl]

I have a tendency to wear my mind on my sleeve. I have a history of losing my shirt. - Same general description of this guy.

[@pyroishere]

This song is so much fun, they also have another track called "If I Had A Million Dollars"...This is another gem from our neighbors to the north, 40!

[@karlweir3198]

Yes that's a great one too

[@janicemacmillan2610]

Winning the lottery is the Canadian retirement dream😂🇨🇦❤️

[@4thlinemaniac356]

Our Old Apartment -"This is where We used to Live"- a great song good video to view also.

[@daverowe03]

I saw Bare Naked Ladies live 20 years ago when they were touring with Alanis Morissette. One of the best concert experiences I've ever had. They are just fun! And her voice was amazing.

[@tammyford2357]

I saw them in Buffalo, NY on New Year’s Eve 1999. Good times. 😂

[@user-jl7ty1ni4o]

Love Alannis Morrisette!

[@jamie.norris]

Saw them in 1997 in Thunderbay Ontario. They played for about 10,000 biy scouts. 😂

[@xROBIx85]

@@tammyford2357 i was at this show as well. great time

[@kenneth2875]

Wikipedia-Ed Robertson wrote the ideas for the non-rap "choruses" with the concept being the structure of a fight where the protagonist knows they're wrong and is just trying to save face. Robertson wanted to come up with a rapped verse for the song but all attempts failed. Bandmate Steven Page suggested he simply improvise the rap, as the two did onstage every night. Robertson heeded the advice and set up a video camera. He improvised the song at a slower pace to make rhyming easier and arrived at about four minutes of rap. He sent it to Page, who told him not to change a word. Two minutes of the improvising was almost directly compiled (with very little, if any, tweaking) into the verses of the song. Due to its improvised nature, the rapped sections are not intended to have any direct relation to the plot of the sung sections. The lyrics in the liner notes from Stunt contain some additional lines of rap that did not make it into the recorded version.

[@kimberleymonari3560]

*****BARENAKED LADIES Recorded the Recognizable THEME SONG for the Megahit TV Series "BIG BANG THEORY" !

[@ga_patriot279]

They chose their band name to get people to their gigs. The sign in front of of the bar would say “ Bare Naked Ladies - One Night Only”. Guys who never heard of them would pay the cover charge expecting to see strippers…. 😂😂😂. It worked and people heard their music. 🤷🏼‍♂️🤷🏼‍♂️. Best marketing troll in rock history. Loved the reaction. You sound like my brain did the first time I heard this song..😂😂

[@sbombeck5419]

Yeah, same strategy as naming a band "Free Beer", as exemplified in the classic comedy PCU

[@Darkeklaw]

@@sbombeck5419 Was it Free Beer? Or was it Everybody Get's Laid.

[@sbombeck5419]

@@Darkeklaw Oh that is right! 'Tonight at the Pit, Everyone Gets Laid'

[@fabulousnobody3557]

Another great Canadian band! Enjoy! ✌🏻🇨🇦✌🏻

[@Daeraug81]

I think when it goes off track is him being distracted. The line "I wear my heart on my sleeve. I have a history of losing my shirt" gives the hint that he is kind of easily distracted.

[@tonyclements1147]

His mind on his sleeve, not heart.

[@ursulabklyn_mia6148]

He's rapping about generational stuff. The 80s Harrison Ford movie Frantic, 90s XFiles scifi tv show, the car is from 70s Starsky & Hutch tv show etc. I guess no matter your relationship problems your still living in the fun times of 80s and 90s with 70s reruns.

[@Eniral441]

I was a huge X-Files fan when this song came out. Watched it from day 1. So naturally, that is the part I sing a little louder. 😂

[@ozwaltreacts4709]

I think it weirdly makes sense. He's waiting for the fight to end and waiting till she says she's sorry. The verses are steam of consciousness of his thoughts while he's waiting. It's really clever I think. Kind of the same idea as Eminem's Right for Me. just executed really differently.

[@Inmatesixdoublefive321]

“Pinch Me” always evokes a lazy summer day. I love that one.

[@randyparker2134]

Pinch Me is the happiest sounding song about crippling depression.

[@Inmatesixdoublefive321]

@@randyparker2134yes and contemplating $uic1de but still looking happy. I get it.

[@KevPage-Witkicker]

Rappers encountering talented musicians will never get old.

[@Clasteau]

The chorus makes sense. The verses are stream of consciousness.

[@chrisgilbert9076]

Canadian Gen-X guy here. I grew up listening to these guys. The core of BNL (Ed Robertson and Steven Page) were schoolmates but really only met and bonded at Music Camp in High School. They started to make a name for themselves in the Greater Toronto Area (they're from a 'burb called Scarborough, also home to Mike Myers) and famously their name got them banned from performing at New Years concert at Toronto City Hall. You really nailed it when you said that they must have a great sense of humor. Some of their early hits on Canada include songs called; "if I had a Million Dollars", "Be My Yoko Ono". They produced a self-made demo tape in 1991 to send to labels, and despite not getting signed. word of mouth and direct sales of the cassette at shows eventually led it to be carried by music stores and eventually achieving Platinum "Record" status in Canada. 'One Week' was the only really big US hit, but some others charted like "Brian Wilson", "Pinch Me" and "The Old Apartment". They have always had great acoustic numbers as well as these fun, upbeat pop numbers. An early cover of Bruce Cockburn's "Lovers in a Dangerous Time" is a fav of mine, as well as "Call and Answer".

[@diannaw3034]

Well put!!! 👍

[@sandeedoxtdator2928]

I guess I went to a Toronto New Years eve concert at Nathan Phillips Square when they finally got to perform. I also remember Ronny Hawkins was on the line up. They were gracious when they started their set referring to the previous snub!

[@lisemccourt2986]

Gen X Canadian, love BNL If I had a million Dollars, Brian Wilson, Call and Answer and It's all been done are my personal favorites.

[@thatrobguy]

Their live shows are WILD. So much fun.

[@williamralston9003]

It's an argument that takes a week to resolve. It'll still be two days before we say we're sorry.

[@BrandonWestfall]

This song never fails to put me in a good mood.

[@amyperkins2008]

Everybody remembers the lyric "chickity China the Chinese chicken, you have a drumstick and your brain starts ticking". I love your reaction to this song. And I love that you are doing this time warp back to the 90s! This is my teenage years in music! And they're are so many one hit wonders that we're great but don't get the credit they deserve, but were huge back then.

[@bargndigital8874]

" If I Had A Million Dollars" is a great song by BNL, a great video as always.

[@frasercathygartside1356]

YES - they were a blast to see live - very down to earth Canucks from Toronto

[@marcwright8395]

I have a tendency to wear my mind on my sleeve, but I have a history of removing my shirt, is a metaphor for being dumb

[@silentassason]

As someone who has difficulty focusing on things, this song made more and more sense the longer i listened to it, lol

[@danmullins8480]

He's describing the 90's dude.

[@karlweir3198]

I love this song ❤❤❤❤ proud that they are Canadians

[@aj2587]

Songs don't always have to make sense - sometimes they're just fun!

[@marcwright8395]

Great band, so many iconic hits, Canadian treasure 🍁

[@josephcote6120]

BNL was a blast to see live. No two shows were ever the same. A lot of improv, making up new songs, or new lyrics for old songs. The one they had the most fun with is "If I Had A Million Dollars." All the things they'd buy their loved one if they had a lot of money, you'd never know what they were going to come up with. My feeling is that most of this song came from improvising during live shows. The hook is just a recognition that he knows how he is, and how his loved one is, and when they fight it just takes a certain amount of time to swallow you pride and make up.

[@chelseahaley8350]

Haha!! Yes! I can rap this song word for word! 😆 The basic meaning of this song is pretty much a big fight in a relationship, but it was written as a freestyle, so that's why the lyrics don't really make any sense! Lol Forever a banger, tho! 😁🤘

[@bkm2797]

Have to say I'm impressed, I never could do it!

[@dougieyou]

One of our great Canadian bands, ( they do the theme song for "The Big Bang" T.V. show... they have a lot of great tunes and were such a good band live...

[@mattblatchley2061]

this era was such a vibe...pulls me right back to the late 90s

[@ConspiracySmurf]

1998 - This is what you passive aggressively play when you are arguing with your other.

[@chrislongisland]

The Old Apartment is such a great BNL song

[@dmillitello73]

This is from their 4th album, released in 2000. First was released in 1992(Gordon) with "Brian Wilson", "What a Good Boy", and "If I Had $1,000,000", all solid with many other good songs. First wide reaching success here(they are Canadians) was "The Old Apartment" from their 3rd album, Born on a Pirate Ship in 97. Many fun and wonderful songs throughout their career.

[@derekcartner4826]

"If I had a million dollars" Brilliant fun song. Very clever comedic but talented band. Saw them live and they can do anything. Asked the audience to shout out requests for any song that isn't theirs and they were able to play cover versions at the drop of a hat.

[@CraigMcKee]

He says "I'm all about value," not she has values. It's tongue in cheek. The Barenaked Ladies are

[@jaceywarren1528]

The bar is, "I have a tendency to wear my mind on my sleeve. I have a history of losing my shirt." I have a history of losing my mind!

[@redcottagechronicles4111]

Always glad to see you reacting to Canadian Artists! So maybe great ones! Would love to see your reaction to The Tragically Hip and KD Lang's version of Hallelujah to name a few!

[@Caseyd1966]

Their kid's album is FANTASTIC!

[@bkm2797]

This is one unique band out of Canada! Bare Naked Ladies, could never quite get the cadence of the rap too fast for me,lol. This is the group that is the opening for the t.v. Series "Big Bang". Fun tune! Thanks BP👍❤️

[@dusman7]

Im glad you liked this. A lot of people disrespect them, thinking that they are not a sreious band. And you are right. They are incredible live. I've seen them twice and they are some of the best concerts I've seen. I think you mostly got this song. This one is more fun. But people dont realize that a lot of their songs go very deep. This was their breakout hit into major stardom. But their first regular hit in the US (they are Canadian) was If I Had $1,000,000. By the way, if you ever watched the Big Bang Theory, they performed the theme song. Pinch Me would be a great follow up to this. The rapper from this song does the singing. The video is a bit silly and dustracing, but the lyrics are deeper than they seem at first, well worth your reaction. There's a lot more, but I'll start there. I really hope you react more to them. Not many do, and in their time, they deserve the attention. They were my favorite for several years, and i still love them.

[@waregl72]

I saw tham a few years ago and they are as fun live as you think they are. One of my favorite concerts ever.

[@jaqathome]

Love BNL!!! I’ve seen them live many times and it’s always a blast. They have so much fun at their shows.

[@garylogan3640]

A fun band from Canada, they don't take themselves too seriously. A couple more of their hits are Pinch Me and If I Had A Million Dollars

[@evanowen8689]

Okay the song title is, One Week, one part of the song is about a couple who had a simple couples spat. The rest is just the random crap you can experience or think about on a daily basis during the week.The things you get distracted by while you're living life, working, or for example waiting to make up with your partner, after you've both overreacted to something minor.

[@ericthuemmel5275]

You pretty much nailed the song - it's about a couple fighting, waiting to say "I'm sorry," and the random stream of consciousness thoughts the singer has while waiting to apologize. The verses all mean something, but in the context of the song they mean nothing. Follow them up with the songs "Brian Wilson" "Pinch Me" " Old Apartment" or "If I Had a Million Dollars". Of course there is always the "Big Bang Theory" theme song too.

[@ameyer1970]

“I’m the type to wear my mind on my sleeve, I have a history of taking off my shirt”

[@RobertGomezN7]

"Absurdity in all life" is what I took away from this song! I love it as well!

[@TheDopekitty]

I got to see these guys live exactly 19 years ago tomorrow. My daughter was with me. Such a great time

[@ResinEssenceByCheri]

Our Canadian boys 🫶🏻🇨🇦. You are aware they did the theme song for The Big Bang Theory, ya?

[@daverowe03]

The rap part mostly makes sense. There are a lot of references within the lines that connect to each other.

[@shanedesselle2590]

So many references in those lyrics. Harrison Ford is Frantic. Sting is tantric. Hilarious!!

[@TheSILENTBOB180]

It's about a young guy in a relationship and he's an idiot in the way he deals with life, we've all been there.

[@flor9389]

Their name was a way to attract audiences when they were starting out.

[@tjmctube]

I remember the first time I heard this on the radio on the drive to work. I came in the middle of the song somewhere. I was hearing all those food references and the mention of "value" I thought I was hearing an advert for a grocery store. Hahahahaha. But man, I love the song. And ya, BP, it puts a smile on your face. Something we need more of.

[@ColetteMalette1]

I saw BNL in ‘01 and they were Phenomenal!! Talk about energy 🎉🎉🎉🎉❤ Love my Canadian BNL❤

[@stevenmix3723]

Akira Kurosawa is a famous Japanese filmmaker, most known for "Ran," which is a really engaging and understandable subtitle film to watch, well worth it's place on the bucket list. So I take the reference as the guy bragging to the girl when he meets her, just throwing it all at the wall to see what sticks. And then he gets the girl, and it's a week of the stuff that got him there, for better or worse.

[@debbieplato5107]

Another great quirky Canadian band! 🇨🇦

[@k1k2voyer]

My first exposure to BNL was them busking in Toronto when I was in high school! Love these guys, their energy always brightens my day😊😂 I think that you are overthinking the lyrics though... If i had a million dollars is another great one!

[@CosmicVagabondPixie]

Oh YESSS one of my most ALL time Favorite songs EVER!!! SO freakin FUN!!! YAY

[@timeouthumanity2067]

John Lennon used to write gibberish on purpose because he would get a kick out of all the music writers and fans trying to figure it out what it means when it meant absolutely nothing

[@LisaThomas-xz3ki]

They did the theme from The Big Bang Theory.

[@tonyaristide2582]

Fun band , underated drummer . 1st album was damn good.

[@user-fl7ho3ir8c]

Their first hit was "If I had a million dollars" I believe, they also did the Theme song for the Big Band Theory.. I'm not sure if that was an original track that was used or if they made it for the show. They have had a lot of real good ones through the years.. In Canada they are Icons. Canada's R&R HOF, Everybody knows them up here. They are in the same conversation as Bryan Adams, Celine Dion, Tom Chocrane, etc.

[@sherreywurz731]

Yup my boys.enjoy another awesome canadian band ❤

[@american_cosmic]

This song was HUGE when it came out... solid album, too!

[@timcampbell5758]

The core of the group, if not the entire group met as camp councillors. They chose the name Bare Naked Ladies to get attention, which they did when the then mayor of Toronto tried to have them band from playing in the city. They actually made a kids album that my kids loved called SnackTime.

[@user-fl7ho3ir8c]

one of the most successful Canadian bands of all time!!

[@MikeytheGeek7711]

I think the rap part is just a bunch of fun rhymes, and I think the relationship part is about one the games people play when they're in a relationship. The guy does something wrong. He knows she'll be mad at him for a predictable amount of time. Then he'll apologize and she'll forgive him. It's predictable because it's happened before and it will happen again. I think it's just a fun song that doesn't need to be overanalyzed.

[@karenmandeville7116]

Barenaked Ladies did the theme song for Big Bang Theory. Also the show used their song Be My Yoko Ono.

[@alondor8157]

The rapping part reminds me of that meme of a couple laying in bed, and she thinks "I bet he's thinking of other girls right now". And the guys is actually thinking something completely random thought like "Why do toasters have settings DESIGNED to burn the crap out of your toast?".

[@RobPresq1717]

I know absolutely nothing about the Barenaked Ladies except for this song. Never attempted to listen to anything else by them but they absolutely nailed it with this one. Yes, it is a fun song and so many people loved it, danced to it, tried to sing it lyric-by-lyric (especially during the fastest parts) but most of all I saw people laughing and having fun with this song and that's good enough for me.

[@skaughtmc6591]

I kinda always thought of it as a song about a couple having an argument, and the rap sections are all of the things he’s thinking about/doing to avoid apologizing.

[@mkmstillstackin]

You absolutely nailed it, BP, when you said this was probably a really fun band to see live. OMG, what an understatement!! Seeing this band live back in the 90's, especially at one of their infamous New Years Eve parties/concerts, was just absolute 🔥!! In fact, one of the most entertaining bands you could EVER see live back then, in my opinion. Their off-the-wall antics were just non-stop and relentlessly fun! They were not only exceptionally skilled musicians but naturally spontaneous and funny. Man, I miss those times!

[@Renee-Suzanne]

I LOVE THIS SONG! Tjhank you for sharing your reaction to this song and for letting us all (you included) laugh and smile a little today! Yes, you need to read the lyrics and listen to more of Barenaked Ladies music. It is all clever and fun!

[@Loveonlydrivesouthate]

Fun fact: Barenaked Ladies wrote the theme song to The Big Bang Theory. This song reminds me of an ex. We use to fuss all the time. When we realized we were better off friends, this song will crack us up now. This song is so fun. 😂😂

[@kyleanspach3457]

I've always interpreted 'the rap part' of this song as him saying 'this is who I am and what you'll have to accept.' The only 'nonsense' words in this song IMHO are the last line... 'Birchmount Stadium, home of the Robbie'.

[@tpatt525_Tiff_]

This is the first time I've listened to this song with headphones. The production is pretty great.

[@rexhorning7228]

That rap parts are all things from our growing up. It’s history but only means anything to those that experienced it.

[@connieleighton4375]

They are a lot of fun live my ex hubby and I took our two boys to see them, kids were like 9 & 11 and it was a great starter concert .

[@scottyisi]

You are right. Their live shows were fantastic. I first saw them when they were just starting out. Quite the characters. During "If I had a million dollars" people would throw Kraft dinner onto the stage. See if you can watch a live version.

[@Cathidee]

Ahhhh so many great fun songs in the 90s. I’m 65 and most of my top favorite songs are from back then. Great reaction 😁

[@emptysymbol]

Man this takes me back to watching the Digimon movie when I was a kid. Thanks for the Nostalgia hit 😁

[@jdpaddon]

These guys were always such a treat to see live. Once upon a time I'd open up a Now Magazine in Toronto and see where the Ladies were playing this weekend, and off we'd go. Even after they got signed and released real albums, they still put on such an incredible live show. Just full of energy, and funny as hell.

[@nikwalters1029]

They are so fantastic live. Another Postcard is another fun song.

[@anthonygates7000]

you are right, they are awesome live. I saw them as the opening act at a concert and they stole the show.

[@pvdogs2]

A great Canadian band. Check out their recording with Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield. It was recorded while Chris was in space. The song is I.S.S. (Is Somebody Singing)?

[@gregcowden9709]

Thanks for another honest reaction. Otis redding I've got dreams

[@rhphotocdn]

Next Up "If I Had a Million Dollars" HUGE Hit for the BNL! Great CDN Band!

[@ffjsb]

BNL is among my top 5 concerts EVER, and that includes Pink Floyd. They are so eclectic, and hilarious in concert. They really relate to the people at the show.