Skunk Baxter performs My Old School at the 2016 NAMM Show TEC Awards.

Jeff "Skunk" Baxter performs the Steely Dan classic with the Larry Batiste 2Cold Chili Bone TEC Band. CJ Vanston on keyboards.

[@MaynardGKrebs-gv4vy]

Skunk Baxter : Played bass for Jimi Hendrix, lead for Steely Dan, lead for the Doobies and now he,s a big time missle defense advisor for the pentagon...Kinda makes us feel like an under-achiever, doesn't it?

[@sgringo]

He played bass for Jimi Hendrix?! I had no idea! That's a fascinating bit of trivia.

[@MaynardGKrebs-gv4vy]

@@sgringo Skunk played for Jimmy James and the Blue Flames for several months along side Randy California later of Spirit (I Got a Line on You). I met Randy when he was with Spirit at the Waikiki Shell concert in Honolulu. A friend and I made fake Teen Magazine press passes and got to meet the band backstage, watch the concert from there and go to a party afterwards (pretty tame really). LOT of drinking...Randy told us when we left that he knew we were phonies but was proud we thought enough of the band to try it. Very nice chap. We all had a good laugh.

[@bobsaturday4273]

no , just you looser

[@ilikethisnamebetter]

@@bobsaturday4273 It's spelled "loser".

[@bobsaturday4273]

@@ilikethisnamebetter you win the spelling bee then ...but I thought it was him and his boyfriends loosing a few rockets

[@Liverpoolego60]

This is fucking horrible

[@richardumfreville6914]

Ha Ha , that's exactly what I was about to say , but saw your post as I scrolled down .

[@stephenadamsmusicalinterpr4203]

Try and appreciate Baxter as a missile defense expert at The Pentagon. He is protecting the USA everyday.

[@josephrohland5604]

The source of my tinnitus. Keep it comin’, Skunk!

[@scrunchymacscruff1244]

saw the Dan open for E. John at balboa stadium

[@RealPeterGunn]

When you sturdy Rock History, Skunk is always there. If you're a kid and want to know where a ton of lead guitar hooks come from, you are looking at him right here in this video. I get so amp'ed up when I listen to Skunk do his thing. You can not search Rock without seeing this man's signature on so much! God Bless this man for inspiration and creativity he's put into ROCK & ROLL!!!

[@jhandle4196]

Many of the phrases I used to attribute to Skunk were played by others like Larry Carlton, but that's not taking anything away from Jeff. He was just dealing with a couple of strange characters in Donald, and Walter. Steve Lukather of "Toad-o" (as Zappa referenced them) is behind a lot of tunes too, and before him, people like Glen Campbell. Weird, huh?

[@robertbyington7715]

Forget the vocals and that it’s played at way to fast of a tempo Skunks guitar work is second to non

[@RobertVanPelt-pf6bn]

❤ Skunk still has it cause he never lost it. God bless Skunk Baxter keeping Rock&Roll alive ❤

[@tedex8100]

He's probably in many ways,a better player today. Either way,there stands a genuine Rock Legend. Thanks so much for posting. Liked and subbed.

[@scottdwhite50]

Ol' Skunk needs to listen to his original recording of this great tune and cop some of his old licks...no disrespect intended but this reeks when compared to the Steely Dan original...no wonder Skunk became a government employee!

[@richardscottmusic1]

And that is why Baxter didn't sing in the Doobies. Lol. Love ya Jeff! Hey is that Norm McDonald in the vocal lineup?

[@joch230]

He is so amp'd up he's playing way ahead of the beat. Adrenaline.

[@jhandle4196]

The entire song was rushed as live performances often are, and Jeff left little space in his solo. I'm reminded of the line from ":Amadeus" when the King, and Salieri told Mozart that his song had "too many notes;" that "there are just only so many notes that the human ear can hear." Virtuoso musicians like Skunk need to realize that what they play is often way over the musical head of many listeners, so in a way, at times it has to be "dumbed down" for them. Also there was way too much mid-range clutter with instruments playing over one another, but it looks like they were having fun.

[@alan93]

@@jhandle4196yes that performance was very "next level"

[@andyinoregon]

The late, great Jimmie Haskell arranged the horns on this Steely Dan classic from 1973's "Countdown To Ecstasy." He died at 79 on Feb. 4, 2016. Forever grateful, Jimmie.

[@artt7733]

The horns on this vid don't do it justice.

[@paulkrupa]

I won't give a thumbs down because just the opposite I found it fascinating but not because it was a good production. Over the top soloing that was thrilling to watch kept me watching. A keeper for the skunk lovers for sure.

[@lazylester1]

I always knew he was a great guitarist but this is.....words fail me!

[@AMPSHOWS]

whoever mixed this need to have their hearing examined.

[@TECAwards]

+AMPSHOWS Thank you AMPSHOWS... I have scheduled my trip to the ear doctor! Maybe they'll figure out why I can't hear my wife either! ;-)

[@richardcombs1483]

lel

[@TheStuport]

I thought it was fine as wine......too sweet telling AMPSHOWS the reason too.....Salutes and Cheers with a shot of Geritol Mate

[@Maxharddrive64]

yea.. was it me AMP or did they need to make the lead vocals mic a little 'hotter' and up front? The song seemed rushed too, hey, i still love it and glad to see Skunk alive n well and still tearing it up

[@roellassche1403]

Who the fuck are you???????????????: listen.....................

[@guitarhighway]

SLOWWW DOWN PEOPLE...Would you realllly rather hear some band play a 40 yr old tune Note for Note...? Or, see a very talented mother f>r r*p the sh*t out of this song 40 years later - in his own special way?! My only negative comment is that I wasn't invited to see this! Please keep the negativity to yourselves next time, and try to appreciate someone who has given you so much, and still gives, and is keeping it fresh - go away and listen to the album some more you Nelly's. #skunkbaxterSTILLoutshreds

[@bobschaar5720]

Kip should have sang this one too. "Rikki don't lose that number" was spot on!!

[@daniel-t597]

Totally agree! Skunk can play but he's no singer!

[@tripjet999]

should have "sung"...sheesh.

[@benkleschinsky]

I think he still shows his skills incredibly here. That signature sound although too low in the mix is still there. This guy is awesome!

[@robertglancy4474]

Thought it was pretty cool version and everyone looked like they were enjoying themselves playing it.

[@davidloman932]

My feelings as well. This is live which makes it fun! Not every song has to be a perfect studio production. I enjoyed this!

[@jonwheel3216]

Gttgtgtggttttgggrptggtgtbltyiiooo0oo

[@barryanderson3910]

I've found that the appeal of many videos (to me, at least) is that the performers are enjoying themselves.

[@donriley3349]

OMG. Living in Topanga Cyn in 1977, I bought a 72 used Strat Jeff Baxter owned and modified. Black and white Fender. He modified it with three triple throws, modified toggle switches. Black and white Fender. Paid $275 for it. 2nd party owner. He lived in SM Cyn.. Had 27 tone variables. Triple switch togle, Was stolen from me in SF in 85. I wrote my best songs on that guitar, which I still play today. God, I miss that guitar. And I sm only a very good rhythem gtar player. Occassional soloist. But to have played a gtar that Jeff Baxter touched and modified? Priceless.

[@dodgerdude32]

Holy shit. I wonder if the idiot who stole it even knew what he had. Wonder what that baby would be worth today? Sorry to hear that. I had a Nathan East Yamaha bass stolen from my storage unit. Think it was an inside job but couldn't prove it. They also got a Yamaha acoustic electric classical guitar that's worth about 4k. Sorry to hear that story, man.

[@garygrasser]

don riley there is a special place in hell , maybe yer ax is hanging with my #217 flying v,,,,grrrr

[@suequick334]

don riley ....and u let some coke head steal it ......what a shame..

[@funklover24]

The trouble: It is impossible to replace Donald Fagen. It's the same to listen to Steve Hackett and his genesis-interpretations without Peter Gabriel or Phil Collins singing. But still I like this version, because it is so 70ish. And Skunk definitely knows how to rock. :) And let's not forget the huge loss of Walter Becker. RIP Walter.

[@mikerosignolo3900]

Melissa

[@denroy3]

They are having a blast, not trying to "replace" anybody.

[@rickj3569]

Maybe not quite PG, but I prefer Nad's vocals over Collins'.

[@ozzywilliams8903]

Kipp lennon sounds like fagan a lot

[@Stringman1950]

Skunk hasn’t lost his chops. The sound mixer has. Still, a great song from The Dan.

[@dogcatman7069]

Yeah. the only mic back there working was on the trombone ( or 2nd trumpet) and way too prominent in the mix. The band was wild and woolley and great , tho - the way it should be!!!

[@halbertking2683]

Naa,I don't think so,bad vocals and wow is he overplaying.Skunk needs to listen to more Albert King,Louis Armstrong,Jesse Ed Davis.Just one assholes opinion.I still love Steely Dan,

[@donwold1622]

Oh my god... A guitar master, and missile defence genius. In a word: Superman.

[@heycisco]

There's no better name in popular music history than Skunk Baxter

[@sms9106]

Amazing. Love the Skunk playing my favorite song of all time.

[@mfisher702]

Appreciate his skills and his heritage (and all hail to everything Steely Dan) but damn......this is painful to listen to and watch.

[@jcavazos4145]

Mark Fisher. Skunk played the lead for this song on the album. I thought it was Larry Carlton. Well, it's still a great song who ever it was. Long live Steely Dan !

[@stockyard1968]

They couldn't care less, they're having fun

[@daveshearer1961]

Love all the pinch harmonics he plays!

[@suzvalentino1901]

GOD DID I LIVE IN THE BEST GENERATION FOR MUSIC, TURN UP YOUR HEADPHONES!!!!!!

[@taebby78]

✌☮

[@mr.shanno6245]

All I can say is Skunk is tearing it up. What a performance. Great stuff!!

[@christopherwinkler4451]

He ain't much of a singer, but the old fart can still play the heck out of a guitar!

[@petereyles5583]

Funny about that but I really agree with you!

[@daveinindy]

He used to be a great player. His skills are now closer to the guys playing cover tunes in my local bowling alley. Fun to listen to, but a FAR cry from the state-of-the-art studio musician he used to be. It's not an age thing ... there are plenty of guitarists his age who HAVE kept their skills up. And maybe this was just a bad night for him. But I've listened to other songs from this awards show, and he's no better (although the backing band is better - particularly the vocals). He's absolutely a hall of fame worthy guitarist - and likely knows his own playing is several notches below what it used to be.

[@christopherwinkler4451]

@@daveinindy There must be some awesome guitar players at your bowling alley. Post the vids of Their skills. I'd love to see. I wont even ask for Yours, since I'm sure you don't even know a G chord from an A...or a minor pentatonic scale from a Dorian.

[@daveinindy]

@@christopherwinkler4451 - While I was correct - I wish I hadn't commented. It served no good purpose. He's a legend, and you're right. He still can play the heck out of a guitar.

[@ZiddersRooFurry]

@@daveinindy Jeff Baxters too busy coming up with ways the US government can kill people and advocating we use spy satellites to spy on US citizens to play guitar (seriously-look him up on Wikipedia).

[@tripjet999]

When you master the guitar and also consult with the U.S. Defense Dept. on missile projects.

[@sebastianmelmoth9100]

Damn was this posted at 1.25 speed? the tempo is out of control. The sax player is going to faint and the dude up front is going to blow a kneecap.

[@TonyfromBham]

'Sounds like a mediocre middle school jazz band abusing a classic with their band director "singing" lead.

[@montanaslim6551]

With Skunk, you always get more than what you paid for. Those chorus girls are lovely.

[@mrfester42]

This may leave something to be desired BUT The Skunks never been no poser. He's the real deal.

[@123jozef]

So sloppy, so spontaneous, so fucking awesome. Jeff Baxter is the Bomb. Tell me Eddie Van Halen wasn't inspired by old Steely Dan shit. Deacon Blues, My Old School, Reelin in the Years....Rikki....

[@donnaoberlin3431]

Skunk Baxter is a BEAST!!Dang! He rocks harder now than when he was in his 30’s. Good Lord.

[@peterburke3035]

Man this guy still has it. So good. I saw him play an instrumental version of 'Reelin' in the Year's at a guitar show here in Melbourne in the early nineties and he was fantastic. Glad to see he still has all the chops and hasn't lost what makes him great.

[@groovee63]

he is a hell of a player cept here... he always plugs the guitar into a distortion pedal or rack and then straight into console which my opinion,SUCKS( NO AMPLIFIER).. Soe modeling amps are great like this provided they are set up correctly..i.e. LINE 6 xt live

[@groovee63]

mixing on his input sucks (SOUND MAN)

[@Jim_Miller904]

He’s plugged into a mic’d Roland JC-120 not straight into the board.

[@danno9608]

Man. This is god awful stuff. Horrible tone and off key....horn section is broke down

[@deksea]

Love Jeff, but this one was a little painful.

[@stevedrums1675]

Give him a break. He's been building missiles!! ;)

[@jeffdwyer1655]

Too much time spent close to Trump would suck the juice out of anyone's mind.

[@jarnicules]

@@jeffdwyer1655 Trump 2020, bitch. Enjoy the music and shut the fuck up.

[@reverendjim1968]

@@jarnicules That didn't age well, huh, you twat :)

[@jarnicules]

@@reverendjim1968 see you on jan. 6

[@timothyroberts2103]

I'm here because I saw him on Greg Gutfeld. Love it!

[@ragjamrock]

Skunk stunk up the place! Wow!!!🎸

[@stephenadamsmusicalinterpr4203]

As a missile defense expert at The Pentagon, Baxter is protecting the USA. Meanwhile, he masters the guitar. Great American. Great musician.

[@bgk71]

ain't that google great ?

[@glenphillips9068]

bgk71 name and nature maybe.

[@williambagley5415]

Ouch! Difficult to listen to this! Doing too much on lead....smooth it out, Skunk!

[@peternewman1179]

I think his tone needed a little fattening. The usual problems with processed sound...

[@stevejohnson4272]

True. He's always been this way - even in concert with the Doobies. Way too busy live, but put him in a studio environment and he is a genius.

[@michaelkaus8128]

Love Skunk. This is a train wreck. And yes, I am a working musician.

[@bownimrod]

I love Jeff Baxter but yes this left the track from the beginning

[@johnk6598]

Part of the problem was the mixing was bad too

[@stratocaster1greg]

That guitar playing is rough as hell.

[@AlexM-uo9gk]

But you're no Skunk bro.

[@Umbrey_Dunctum]

⁠@@stratocaster1gregtoo much facile pinch harmonics. I still wish I could play it though.

[@wheatonna]

Skunk was a tastier player before he heard Van Halen. Sorry guys, the record's three notches above this.

[@jackcame2]

Agree totally. The original song is one of the Dan's finest and Skunk's solo among the very very best solos of all time... this though is a horrible mess.

[@TheHumbuckerboy]

Jeff has said previously that his lead work on the original was his favourite solo(s) of his career but this is poor by comparison IMO. Such a mess !

[@x00p3]

Well, this isn't Steely Dan's live version. I have all the respect in the world for Skunk, but this version sucks ass IMO.

[@ptose]

the good thing of the original version is the groove that he puts on the solo, he's really in the pocket there. The bad thing about this version is not the fact that he's playing different stuff, but that rhythmically he's making a mess.

[@ColinTaberMusic]

Yea agree, the lack of precision means maybe he's not playing so much these days.... so --- there's that. Or maybe he just doesn't give two f$#ks anymore. But fun to see him out there playing for once. One of the all-time cool cats of rock n roll, regardless of all the other bullshit.

[@mcmurtryfan]

A mad, insane rendition of one of the coolest songs ever. Phew!

[@dannybailey2882]

An incredible performance of music. Not so much praise for the video director .

The video is fine. Maybe the audio is a little off. You can't hear the voices

[@AnnihilatingAngel]

For those who don't like this: there's no comparison to the carefully-polished diamond that was the original. I do agree that the mix sucked, though.

[@mrmockatoo6786]

Agreed. One of my favourite Skunk/Steely Dan solos. I learned every harmonic squeal. Some solos just can't be fucked with.

[@gergemall]

Excellente. Brilliant

[@BobMacNeal]

Ouch. Painful. Worst cover of this tune I've ever heard.

[@mate6mty]

You are old school....you gotta fade away!!

[@kingsxkids]

It's only bad because we want to hear what he played forty years ago- note for note.

[@blueslurker1]

Here are some MUSICIANS playing the tune...kzbin.info/www/bejne/bIrEm4Z4eaiisKM

[@SteenHolm134]

He lost it! -sounds awful and the band is rushing it! Truely awful!!! 😂watch the keyboard player trying to get Away in sheer anger at the end...😂😂😂

[@mustardtigerbaaaaaam]

blueslurker1 wow! Thank you for sharing those good musicians.

[@BeansMaskSheen]

over the top! I thought it was great. Watch Baxter's 90's instructional video to see where some of the techniques come from. They obviously were having fun and it sounded jamming to me. No need to hate on this legend, this guy is one of my heroes for sure. Have you ever heard the song "King of the World"? Dias and Baxter weave intricate lines in and out throughout. I'm sure it sounded good in the audience even if the perfect mixed version isnt here people. Its good enough for me and a huge thanks for capturing and sharing it with us guys!

[@RalfS777]

Who's the sunglasses king sitting next to Jeff Baxter?

[@petereyles5583]

The Skunk hits the right notes what a player he is!

[@BeanieOakley]

Thanks "Skunk".... On two fronts..... Thanks for your service to our country and thanks for your iconic contributions that created great music and life memories for many of us!!!!!!

[@golds04]

Ha. Great stuff. If this was a local band and they were auditioning for a guitar player after skunk left they would probably say “ a hell of a player was he playing the same song as the rest of us?“ Tons of fun skunk is a monster.

[@Munjibunga]

That looks like the guys from Venice (Pine Mountain Logs) backing him up on vocals.

[@peternewman1179]

Reading the comments here, I'm inclined to say that hell, these awesome players are doing Steely Dan tunes man! The most fun and goosebumps I've ever achieved have been playing this stuff! Let's just dig it, it sure beat's Justin Beiber man!! Dig?

[@WolcottOakTree]

I sure hate when somebody declares somebody as the greatest guitarist. But Skunk is right there with the best of the best.

[@annalisa14]

Brian Hallinan Orianthi ! Aussie

[@fillhixx]

He doesn’t have to be the best. He’s still a First Call session player.

[@Phoebedumplings]

Love Jeff but this is a poor performance by any standards,. No one seems familiar with the song, half hearted version of a friggin great song,

[@kevinwilson2082]

Holy Cow! er, I mean Skunk!!!

[@BAM1968a]

Is that his girlfriend sitting next to him?

[@nml4546]

What a great guitarist. So glad there are high quality videos to record his performances. Yeah the audio sucked a little.

[@Treeofthewood]

He’s got the pentagon pin on!

[@jameskeyes1131]

Now THAT was hoot ! Always loved his work with Steely Dan but Skunk needs to stick to background vocals and guitar. Ha.

[@srrings]

Grandpa Skunk Baxter throwing it down hard A Priceless Moment

[@andyfielding56]

Murdering of a beautiful song.

[@williamwallace2173]

As the leader of a damn good cover band, I can tell you there's no harder music to copy than Steely Dan, even for elements of Steely Dan. Other than maybe the first album, you never had the parts that wound up on the album played at the same time by the same musicians. It was bits and pieces spliced together by two geniuses who were beyond perfectionists. And let's don't forget that Skunk is 30 something years older in this performance and probably not playing his ass off wit all else he has going. I should play so good!

[@bafattvahetere]

To compare this with the Steely Dan recording is sheer stupidity as we know the effort that was put in the studio. Live in a live tempo (always faster) - Enjoy!🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸

[@andyfielding56]

@@williamwallace2173 Clearly you are an expert and my opinion is therefore invalid. 🙄

[@andyfielding56]

@@bafattvahetere Sheer stupidity. That's put me in my place! 🤣🤣🤣

[@timoakes450]

Fleet Week has got nothing on you "Skunk"-sept SARM-PAK4-YOU FUCKIN... RULE (We met 77 Manchester UK)-THANKS A 100000MILLLOON$$$$$$-PRICELESSSSSSS MATE THX TOMMY24

[@donaldhatcher8179]

Lots of critiques from viewers and most with merit. My take is that it was a lot of fun and entertaining. Yes, it lacked much of polish it needed, but I just take it at face value. I wish I could jam with the likes of these guys.

[@williamthesoundguybalestri1745]

Holly crap is that mix bad!! Hardly hear Baxter vocals. Someone's guitar is screaming loud! Horns louder than anything too! Backing vocals louder than Baxter. Sorry to criticize but you really needed a pro mixer handling video recording. But... boy Baxter can shred! At least that is coming through well!

[@ZekeMan62]

If Skunk keeps this up his moniker will take on new meaning.

[@MM-rr1kp]

well put

[@allenjones7722]

Perhaps we have a talented thief in Jeff as I was cautioned in the 1980s.

[@egyptianminor]

That little chromatic lick Skunk plays @ 2:36-38 - he used to use it back in 1974 too!

[@TheStuport]

Good Ear Mate

[@egyptianminor]

***** Yeah, I've listened to a couple of shows from the '74 Pretzel Logic' tour - he would do that back then.

[@TheStuport]

EgyptianMinor Those "licks" are his musical children and obviously he loves to "show em off"! Cheers

[@egyptianminor]

***** Indeed. Cheers, mate.

[@lmoore5264]

The song was about 10 times too fast. The original groove of the song was much slower. This could have been stellar if they'd hadn't rushed the daylights out of it. Sounds like a 4th set bar band on the next to last song of the night when it could have been much better. Jeff is an excellent player, but even excellent players need a reasonable tempo.

[@peternewman1179]

Don't be a slave to the original recording man! Yes Skunk's tone is kinda thin due to all the processing he's using, but it's still a lot of fun to see these guys play some of the most difficult music to reproduce live. Just dig it, I'm sure Becker and Fagan did....

[@cwgmama]

Sooo I know who Skunk Baxter Is. And who the back up singers are. Venice. But can someone tell me whp is the guy sitting next to Skunk??? Thank Yall In advance!!!!

[@richardcoreno]

Wow....Skunk nearly set his guitar on fire!

[@johns.8082]

Not one of them can sing a lick, but Skunk can still rip it up with a strat.

[@mikecorey8370]

The dude can play!

[@blakegregory969]

BS

[@sheatiller2465]

Yes they can, the vocals are just mixed too low lol!

[@BearIslandComics]

What an unholy mess! Those are not the legendary My Old School solos I know, especially the outro one

[@Don-pq5gg]

Skunk is great of course but I could very much do without the keyboard - especially in the outro. Covers up Skunk's playing too much.

[@NeverTalkToCops1]

Oh geez this is horrible. Screechy cats, out of tune everything. Nostalgia is a killer.

[@LizzardFish1]

An I the only one who wonders why the guy on the right side of the screen, the organist or electric piano, runs off the stage the minute the number is done? I mean RUNS! Bathroom break??

[@shinio1]

I listen to the criticisms here and have to wonder if any of you ever cut an album in your life. There is a big difference in what is played live or done in a studio, then processed like meat in a Mc Donald's. Which is WHY this is an absolute treasure. I will bet you dime to a dollar none of these guys practiced together for weeks months or even days before pulling this off. This is a LIVE performance, not processed label burgers. It is an amazing performance by some really talented legends most of you are clueless of.

[@hwickliff]

Terrible

[@colterino]

not very good sound, actually..unbalanced as heck..too many sounds, begging for attention...but yea sure ok..for a RIOT

[@joeurbanowski321]

I respect the hell outta Skunk B… but Skunk,dude… this was the wrong color for this tune… It lost it’s fresh-faced innocence…

[@bartmulder6995]

Young people, play attention. You're watching some of the greats! This is going to make history!

[@darrelltiencken2194]

The back up singers.....the band Venice are great singers Skunks lead singing on this song is bad.....let Kip sing lead! Really bad mixing also!

[@ass12399]

Yo I love skunk baxter but wtf were these solos

[@rayraymond2952]

Very nice, & a lot of fun. Not a perfect mix. However, it was great to see the song performed again.

[@dancedance3440]

When the heat is on you can always revert back to those G demolished scales and blame the sound mixer. Turn that baby up!!!

[@buckybeen1]

Members of Venice on vocals-not too shabby. Relax people, this is a jam.

[@randyhernandez3952]

Jeff Baxter just gave up a let Mr Long hair hippie with sunglasses sing the song. Lol

[@88pynogrl]

Dang! This is even edgier than the original!! Question for you guitarists out there: how does Skunk get that squeak/squawk effect during his solo?

[@iansmith3593]

I love Steely Dan, & Skunk is a fascinating guy, but this was so painful to listen to I stopped at the one minute mark.

[@TwistedRiffster]

It’s Club Viagra backing the mighty Skunk Baxter!

[@beatles1000]

Painful to watch and listen. Could not make it all the way through. Still love ya Skunk

[@reemo6990]

embarrassing man - truly horrible

[@stanleyklein524]

Horrid. Sounds like the "almost" crowd from "America's got Talent".