SUCH A VIBE! | INTRODUCING WIFE TO RAM JAM - BLACK BETTY

[@Peter-qq3io]

Best comment I’ve ever seen. “The singer looks like if Mountain Dew was a person”.

[@michaelmaltzer5426]

🤣

[@KevinSchmitt77]

Love that analogy! I'm just wondering if they are talking about the soda pop or the original "Mountain Dew", moonshine?

[@scottmesser4400]

The original mountain dew bottles had a hillbilly with a jug on it.

[@eugenemonasterio2024]

🤣👍

[@SwetStet]

Hi you need to check out incredible bongo band Apachi.

[@ericsmith7287]

The original was a song written and recorded by a prisoner. Lead Belly recorded it, and then Ram Jam did this energetic version. Lead Belly and Ram Jam made the song their own artistically as was the custom of blues singers back in the day. For youtube to take it down, presumably because they think it's racist, is bogus since the author and Lead Belly were both black men.

[@ouethojlkjn]

And I understand the song refers to a famous Rifle named "Black Betty" (because it had a distinctive black stock) and nothing to do with race at all. The line "Bam-a-Lam" refers to the rifle firing.

[@ruserious9577]

>>> For youtube to take it down, presumably because they think it's racist, is bogus>>> Naah...racist is so "last year" Now...it's considered "cultural appropriation"!🙄

[@theodoreritola7641]

The 70s had the best rock......... ROCK ON 1977 Released Black Betty

[@antichoice1]

If they took it down, um, it's back up. Where did you hear that?

[@jb888888888]

Rob is talking about YT taking down his previous reaction not the original song. YT probably took it down due to a copyright strike.

[@cnatview]

This is how we partied back in the 70's.... a yard, a keg and a band. This house and yard is in Hicksville, NY. Loved watching your reaction. Take care and be well. Peace.

[@timbillings6884]

Yup we did that lots at camping on the battenkill in arlington VT. I had a perminit sight 19 we Rocked them keg party's good thing the owners son was in on it!!! They didn't care!!! Lots of beer and pot! 😁 The 70s Rocked drinking age was 18! 👍👍😁🥳🥳🥳🥳

[@SquirminHermanthe1eyedGerman]

and you know this, the 70s were the best & I still do that pretty much every weekend since, some things never end - PEACE LOVE n HIPPYNESS!

[@teesiemom]

The 70s were awesome! Those were my teen years, high school years. Down south, where I'm from, we jammed out in someone's back field, with a bonfire, and big ol' boom boxes with plenty of extra batteries to keep the party jammin'!! 😄 Man, I miss those days!

[@allondvdandmore]

Same in Smithtown.

[@kevinjennings238]

HEY, that's Also where the "Long Island Medium", Teresa Caputo Lives!!!!

[@craigmorton9804]

Hi Guys. A new subscriber being a 60 year old guy from Australia. I love watching your reactions to the music that I grew up with. I'm not sure if you know that there is another version of this song with an extended guitar solo. Keep up the great work!!!!!

[@kmj217]

There's some GREAT Australian music from the 80s - Goanna, Midnight Oil, Men at Work, Split Enz/Crowded House, INXS, Divinyls, Hoodoo Gurus, Mental as Anything, Redgum, Icehouse. I'm sure there's lots more. That's just what I remember off the top of my head.

[@geoffmartins99]

Yeah, the Aussie band Spiderbait did an awesome cover of this with a longer solo. I’d definitely recommend you guys check it out.

[@geoffmartins99]

@@kmj217 you forgot AC/DC and my favourite Aussie band ever, Cold Chisel.

[@kmj217]

@@geoffmartins99 I always forget that AC/DC is Aussie. Now I'm going to have to do a deep dive into Cold Chisel

[@joannegoebel4642]

Black Betty is a reference to a rifle during the Civil War.

[@peterblood50]

Do you have any sources I can read about this musket? I've done a bit of research, by no means exhaustive, and have come up with no such rifle or musket. I would appreciate any information you can provide.

[@joannegoebel4642]

I'm repeating what I heard from an other review...not an expert.

[@joshhencik1849]

I love the dude who has no instrument, he's just dancing around clapping and rocking out with his sash flying all over the place.

[@wackyvorlon]

I love seeing your family in these videos. You have such a beautiful, loving family.

[@christinec1928]

One of my all time favs from high school. I've been waiting for you guys to get to this.

[@shirleymarsh693]

You two are absolutely fabulous,very happy I joined your family!

[@johnsherlock8015]

hi black betty was the whip during the days of slavery also ram jam brought out the song when they were called starstruck

[@markprince1205]

Just wanted to let you guys know I love the way you two get along together. And enjoy your videos Bless your family with love and happiness

[@josephrussell6946]

It is about a gun that was trusted by the soldiers. The reference to a child is when they tried to replace it with another one that practically made them shoot blind. The guns was produced in Birmingham. The tune also came from a military marching cadence.

[@danadnauseam]

The guitarist was is Bill Bartlett. He wasn't actually the band's regular lead singer. (That was the guy dancing by the drums.) The song can be traced to at least a 1930's prison chant,, and probably to an 18t century British army marching cadence. The most important early recording was by Leadbelly, and the band thought he had written it. Bartlett previously played with a psychedelic bubblegum band called the Lemon Pipers, who had a hit in the late 60s called Green Tambourine. The Ram Jam version was developed by Bartlett's next band, Starstruck, and was actually a remix of that recording. Ram Jam was organized when Bartlett was approached by the Lemon Pipers' former producers, and he had to buy the rights from the other members of Starstruck Ram Jam recorded two albums in the late 70s, and some of their songs can be found on KZbin. It's decent blues-rock, but nothing spectacular.

[@CamoJan]

The radio version is actually longer. Much more percussion. Check that one out on your own time.

[@victoriagrove5344]

This song was originally a Leadbelly song in 1030’s. The writer of RamJam wrote two more verses.

[@tarynkirchen5961]

I love how excited you are to introduce this song to Amber

[@braddenty503]

Haha I think we would get along like peanut butter and jelly. U guys are great

[@chantasullivan9506]

The singer played in a band named The Lemon Pipers and had a song called Green Tambourine. Look it up, you won’t believe that it’s the same person.

[@BobiG1964]

I feel like this was on Don Kirshner's show. This was before MTV, so we were limited on seeing the bands before a concert. Cheers

[@jamesrumsey]

I'm fairly sure this video was shot across the street from my cousin's house. And that's AWESOME!!!

[@becksullivan4796]

Party in the back yard!! Crank up the music! Fire up the grill! I’ll bring the potato salad.! Everybody dance!

[@timothybrennan672]

STEELHEART SHES GONE BEST ROCK VOICE EVER

[@doratiscareno5856]

Led Belly WROTE This Song...and The Slaves Wood Sing It On The Chain Gang (While Building The Rail Road Tracks)... Then When Ram Jam Band Sang it...it Became A RACIST Song... Back In The 70's... The MAIN RADIO STATIONS IN... LA & NEW YORK WOULDN'T PLAY IT OVER THE RADIO... IT NEVER GOT THE CREDIT IT DESERVED IT WOULD HAVE MADE IT TO # 1 👏👏👍 And I Believe It Was The New York Post News Paper Who Labeled It As The FUNNIEST SONG OF 1977 And BECAUSE OF ALL OF THIS... THE LEAD SINGER JUST STOPPED PLAYING CAME TO LA And BECAME AN "ARTIST"🎨🖌... They Wanted Him For Other GiGs... But They Said ...HE JUST NEVER WOULD RETURN PHONE CALLS... WOW !!! SO SAD HE WAS AN EXCELLENT MUSICIAN....👏👏👍🇺🇸

[@brettkliethermes8722]

awesome song and reaction this song also became one of the most used cellphone ringtones....

[@VersinKettorix]

I'm here on a Thursday... Bam ba lam, All day Thursday Bam ba lam.

[@d.kyrstede8185]

Black Betty is one of the best Southern Rock songs.

[@jamesespey249]

Another theory is that a "Black Betty" was a bottle of whisky. I got it from a Wikipedia article on the song.

[@susannewitt6112]

The Hillbillies-had -fun-in-their-backyard-once-upon-a-time-song. Very good one and to this day a big party hit.

[@peterblood50]

Okay, there is a 'rumor' that it was about a musket. However there was never a musket called a "Black Betty" used as a regulation army piece. The British Army used a musket called the "Brown Bess" and as there is no known musket after the "Brown Bess" called a Black Betty and no written information regarding such a piece prior to it, there is no reason to believe the song was written about a musket of any type. (That's not to say that there couldn't have been some local yokel who named his hunting rifle "Black Betty" and sung a song about it.) There is also a written report ( John A. Lomax, “Songs from Southern Chain Gangs” in American Ballads & Folk Songs) that it was a song sung by black inmates as a work song and that it was about the whip that the guards used to 'motivate' the inmates. My personal opinion is that it's about a woman who lived in Biringham who was a lover of the man who actually wrote the song, possibly Leadbelly, she would get him high (and that's no lie) and generally make him feel good about life. She also, apparently, had a child who she let run wild. I think too much can be read into the song when, basically, It's a song about a woman. IMHO

[@readhistory2023]

The child went blind, probably due to syphilis.

[@krkhns]

I took a course in college on rock history. We started with this song. Your correct, it is not about a musket. That is an urban legend that refuses to die. But, your analysis is also incorrect for two reasons, you pointed out the first. The song was not originally recorded by Leadbelly. He is just the person most known for the song. The song was originally recorded by the Lomax brothers in 1933. The recording is in the Smithsonian and its of convict John Baker and a group of prisoners at the Sugarland Prison in Texas. Second, the part about Birmingham may be about a woman, but it would be someone in Ram Jam knew. They added that part. They also added the part "she really gets me high, you know that's no lie". The original lyrics go like this, "Oh, Black Betty (x2). Black Betty had a baby (x2), damn thing gone crazy (x2). Damn thing wasn't none of mine (x2), damn thing gone blind (x2). Looky here, Black Betty (x2). Jump steady, Black Betty (x2)". That's it. The most agreed upon analysis is that it is about a whip carried by the Sugarland warden. He carried a whip the convicts nicknamed "Black Betty", but it was only used as a scare tactic. Later, guards started carrying whips and actually used them (had a baby that went crazy). Bam-ba-lam was the term convicts would use for getting whipped, "He's fixing to get a bam-ba-lam".

[@sarahdixon1943]

@@krkhns - Thanks for dropping that knowledge. Didn't know 99% of that.

[@jackiemcmillan9856]

Y’all be the first to react to a little cagun music from Louisiana- Doug Kershaw video - Louisiana Man 👍won’t be disappointed 👍🤠

[@captaincapitalism264]

You have to remember, this is back when Disco was king on FM radio, and hard rock bands/songs like this were absolutely killing it but made it with practically zero radio play.

[@VictorPM1550]

Also check out that longer 3:59 min. album version that popped up on your screen towards the end! Once you heard that musical breakaway, you don't want to hear the song without it 🙂

[@lisaketz9908]

The horse was Black Beauty. Lol

[@karlodonnell8935]

This song is so catchy

[@pjbarney9580]

top 20 best 1hit wonders ever!

[@bonnierisner3304]

I heard you say KZbin took it down but I can still watch it one here.

[@tracycamp6225]

I love love love this song

[@allanwhite5747]

Here, where I'm from, in Canada on the East Coast we call it a kitchen party.

[@billwallace7294]

This is late but just out of curiousity you might want to check out the Lemon Pipers, Green Tambourine from the late '60's. The lead singer is the lead guitarist in both videos.

[@damnyancey]

Love the dual LPs in this video

[@gribouillefripouille]

... BIG CLASSIC ... BIG SOUND ... BIG RESPECT ...

[@cathyopthof8136]

Truly the best family! But please play more Robin Gibbs music!!

[@albertaadams4640]

My biggest memory of this song is we had a neighbor named Betty who was a major @$!#. Her kids delivered newspapers and the guy who brought them to the house would blast this song because he knew it pissed her off.😃

[@HBFTimmahh]

Back then, you had 6 packs in 12 oz cans or 16 oz bottle, Cases of bottles and 40s. That was it for beer, besides Kegs.

[@tomaroni6670]

Black Betty was a civil war rifle made in Birmingham, Alabama and it shot really great n drove them wild then they made a second edition Black Betty but it wouldn't shoot straight n wasn't reliable so they wouldn't have anything to do with it unless they had no choice.....it's rumored that this was originally a chain gang song that hard labor prisoners sang as they worked all day google black betty chain gang song video....also there are more versed to this song but this was the early 70's radio version since stations had a song time limit....BTW...when this music video was shot in their back yard the 30 bucks they spent would buy 3 cases of beer and a 10 dollar 5 finger lid....

[@doratiscareno5856]

Correction.... ITS STILL ALL OVER KZbin 👏👏👍🇺🇸

[@andychisarick6879]

What I heard is the band's manager gave them cash to make a video, they spent every penny on beer & weed & barbeque fixins, then made the video themselves in their back yard. I saw them back in the 70s w/ Peter Frampton & someone else- dont remember who. All I really remember is 2 of us smoked abiut 4 grams of black hash & locked the keys in the car of the Capital Centre parking lot. Those were the days...

[@normapounders4352]

Yeah you know everytime I hear that song I think of Johnny Depp cruising through an airport with shades on long hair and carrying two suitcases full of blow right through the airport at

[@Mudbug2000]

GUN! Didn’t always shoot bullets straight but always ready. Manufacturer in Birmingham Alabama.

[@MrLittlelud4]

It is a Huddie Leadbelly song , all time greatness .

[@jamesbatten8659]

Please look at Stephen N Seaguls doing Thunderstruck and Justin Johnson playing Motörhead’s Ace of Spades on his 3 string shovel guitar ..😁👍🇬🇧❤️

[@R0WDY]

Spiderbait did an awesome cover of this song. They showcase the drums in it and the video clip imply's the song is about a car.

[@barcicada]

Black Betty was the name of Jimi Hendrix guitar. A lot of people think its a racist song, The child Black Betty had was Jimi Hendrix.

[@MissouriJohnson]

$200 was the production budget of that Classic video.

[@tinaanderson6185]

This song will be in my mind ALL day and into the night lol.......Loved this song when it came out and love it still 1

[@deedeeduncan9347]

Black Betty is slang for a Musket type of gun used in the Civil War. The Baby is slang for Bullets, and BLAM-O-LAM is what it sounds like when its shot

[@tattoolurch]

I know that this is probably wrong for me to say because the music is supposed to be about a musket/person but I like to think of it as that he's talking about his woman in one of those old 1950s hotrod cars that he named black betty as a reference of "honour" to both of them

[@andybilakshow260]

Musket gun = "Black powder" Betty = typical name of ones gun.

[@Chrissy-hy8ej]

Love this. We have an Australian band Spiderbait who do Black Betty. I'm sure you would love it also. The drummer is the singer.

[@89801wink]

If you don't want it to be over, check out the long (album) version.

[@triciadevine1831]

I’ve always been surprised that they were from NY, not the South.

[@godsspeedify]

Ram Jam Bad Ass song!!

[@desertrat6075]

A couple of takes on the meaning. One is Black Betty is the name of a whip used on prisoners. The other is it's an old time name of a liquor bottle. This one dates back to colonial American times.

[@lawrenceeustache9422]

listen to Pinball Wizard by the WHO ...1970

[@bigiron8831]

Check out Sheryl Crow's Black Betty

[@Agislife1960]

The entire music video cost about $30 bucks and that was for the beer and weed.

[@wuffkornfeld6367]

When you "love" this great songs, I'm sure you also will be fascinated listening to "My Sharona" by The Knack !!! Try it .... try it !!! :-)

[@DAVIDPEREZ-ux8cp]

Last two verses are about Betty page a 1950's pin up girl...😛👈

[@salvador754]

I had to look this up when I went visit family in Mexico City people not just mine wanted translation thought white in love with hot black girl, I explain the rifle,military cadence song origin but with modern moxie they luvd it the jamming sound speaks for itself I was maybe 13yrs old got mobbed to translated songs by my cousins and buddies cause they luvd American songs so much the Eagles,Fleetwood Mac, Peter Frampton(UK) they had the lyrics written down me tie breaker for a couple of English students who almost had the words but not metaphors of what a time wish I was there again sometimes when I go back get together with old gang just across the border but now they can Google don't need me just reminicing

[@NiennaT]

the song is an old prison song, often sung by chain gangs when working. There is at least one very old film of it being sung by a black chain cangs in the early part of the last century. Obvously at a much slower pace. I've also heard it used as a call and response marching song by black soldiers in the second war war. The name Black Betty was used for a famous artillery gun, but has nothing to do with what this song is about.

[@julie.1081]

The Black Betty was also the name of the thick leather strap used on prisoners long ago. Mainly used in Southern prisons.

[@tammysoucy8243]

On there last tour my husband meet them and we were invited on the bus to meet the band.I said good by to them and my husband stayed on the bus.When they got on stage he started sing to me.I didn't know my man set it up.I was uncomfortable because he was staring at me.lol

[@yadaroni]

It's about a woman comparing her to a black Betty. When he sees her he's shook like the recoil and explosion from the gunfire of a black Betty. So he calls her black Betty as a metaphor.

[@plebny]

those guys are probably all grandfathers now

[@elenasimon1270]

Black Betty was a liquor. Ask Benjamin Franklin.

[@billspivey6919]

Black Betty is a reference to the Speed pills they took back then. Now, rethink the lyrics

[@generoberts9151]

The people doing nothing but clapping in the background cracks me up. That’s actually a shortened version.

[@dixiefletcher1986]

People still party like this!

[@ronb1518]

First version of this song I have heard is from the 1930's

[@rondunkley2954]

In 1933, James Iron head Baker did the original song. You will understand its meaning better

[@crystalcannady5962]

So famous in movies 🤣

[@dianaklien1560]

I read that the first verse was about the rifle (musket?), the second was about a still (moonshine kinda thing), and the third was about a woman. Can’t swear that is right, but seems to be.

[@TREMERE1]

You'll have to listen to the long version of this. The guitar solo is great.

[@nzlemming]

Taken down? I watched it yesterday.

[@Rowgue51]

That is quite literally how they shot this video. They just got the band together in the backyard and jammed out and filmed it on a home video camera.

[@bg6b7bft]

Saw this comment elsewhere: "The video looks like it had a $500 budget, and they spent $450 on weed."

[@MrSchmaaz]

$500, 2 kegs, a bottle of Jack and an Oz of ganja. They had money left over at the end of the party.

[@jasonremy1627]

This song slaps so hard, you'll need a safe word...

[@jacqueline4514]

Love that! 😂

[@iamme2114]

What's funny when you said slaps so hard it reminded me of my buddy's girl bent over a bar stool as he slapped her ass every time the said bam a lam. Shoot it was probably 20 years, or so ago. And I still laugh when I hear the song.

[@stevelaconte8802]

@@jacqueline4514 LMAO

[@ilenedechurch833]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Joshuadgog]

ayye its the guy from the andy and alex vid lol.

[@loreanna67]

This is when you had to be talented to be on the radio. We didn't have computers tweeking everything to make it sound good. The real deal!

[@marccccelllccccccc]

your so right

[@reedconneen765]

shut up

[@ramonalfaro3252]

You guys are a cool couple. Definitely happy to be part of this family.

[@joebobwinstead150]

It's about a woman I can tell you about Black Betty you guys are great and I want to thank you and keep it going JB

[@theodoreritola7641]

All i have to say is LOL Us 70s BRATS were very spoiled

[@wandayoung5904]

Me too so glad we found them.

[@carylawson-le7og]

Black Betty was originally done by a 1930's blues icon , world famous , named LED BELLY

[@maryettamoody5079]

It was a prison whip

[@nickynuke6390]

The extended guitar solo version is much better!

[@Xcris_crosX]

But then they don’t get to see the artists and all their groovyness

[@jimhsfbay]

1/2 the fun of this video is realizing that it was shot for about $20 (1977 dollars) worth of weed and beer.

[@proudarmymom8657]

I believe the studio version and also it has an extended guitar solo but I believe the drum solo is longer as well have to go back and listen to it again but if I remember correctly I could be wrong but I thought the there was an extended drum solo as well as the guitar solo!

[@YesPlutoisaplanet]

Yes. Listen to the full studio version.

[@nickynuke6390]

@@Xcris_crosX true, but that face melting guitar solo is worth it! I hated how old songs and music execs chopped down songs (always the istrumental breaks) cause they thought that people would not be able to focus for anything other than the status quo.

[@cathykrieg7669]

It’s about a gun AND a woman! This video was shot in a friend of the band’s backyard. And it ROCKS

[@wandayoung5904]

It Sure Does!

[@wandahaines7143]

This got this old woman up dancing remembering the seventies. My dogs think I'm crazy. This is on my playlist for when I need to get motivated to do things.

[@broncobra]

Nothing more satisfying in the world, than making your dogs think that you are crazy, or bringing them a cheeseburger and make them drool! Rock on, Wanda.

[@tomflynn7531]

Your dog may be right!! ;)

[@Fred-gv3kh]

🤣🤣🤣

[@broncobra]

I just say ARBY's, and my dogs start to drool, lol... OMG! You are SO cool! I love you sweetheart.

[@redindenver6666]

THIS is a kick-a$$ song! I've ALWAYS loved it. God -- the guitar work, the drum solos, the lyrics, just the hard-charging thing overall -- One of my favorite songs of all time.

[@randallshuck2976]

He bought the rights to the song from Leadbelly. He took it from a prison work song. There is a story about it being about the British smooth bore long gun, but I haven't any certain knowledge about it. I have heard the Leadbelly version and I have seen a video of a Texas prison work gang singing it to hold cadence rhythm. The KZbin site "Professor of Rock" did a story about it last month.

[@wesalker3479]

Huddy (Leadbelly) Ledbetter actually went to prison . . . . . TWICE. Once for murder and once for attempted murder. Probably learned this song while on the chain gang.

[@daivdash]

@Gerald H you have most of the background of the song. Black Betty was the original rifle that they loved, the child was the second generation of the rifle that was wild. Didn't shoot straight was like being blind and was manufactured in Birmingham Al.

[@patverum9051]

@@daivdash I thought the blind bit was because the rifle blew up and blinded the shooter..

[@tjsogmc]

That's exactly how we rolled back in the 70s.

[@Xcris_crosX]

Before Leadbelly’s adaptation of it the song was first recorded in 1933, performed a cappella by the convict James "Iron Head" Baker and a group at Central State Farm, Sugar Land, Texas (a State prison farm). It’s actual origin was probably from a 1700s military marching cadence about a flintlock musket. A new model of the Black Betty was the Brown Bess. Hence Black Betty had a child

[@geminirat60]

the child is the round discharged by the rifle. It was not accurate, hence the damn thing went wild

[@casgian3272]

@@geminirat60 also hence the damn thing gone blind lol

[@cyndifoore7743]

Thank you for your explanations, makes sense.

[@paulhunter5364]

Spot on guys.

[@felixmalcherek2919]

@@geminirat60 I thought the "the damn thing went wild" came from the rifle's successor (OP's Brown Bess) who wouldn't shoot straight, therefore wild and blind.

[@jamespasifull3424]

That's not even the lead singer! He's the lead guitarist, but he was given this song because it suited his voice better than the 'official' lead singer! Btw, he's the guy on the left of screen, in the white jeans & black jacket

[@snowdenwyatt6276]

The song was actually recorded by the guitarists' previous band Starstruck. It was released by them shortly before they broke up and was a minor regional hit. After he formed Ram Jam the song was edited a little bit (no new recording, just remixed it a little) and re-released under the new band name. Bill Bartlett (the guitarist) was the sole lead vocalist of Starstruck and the only common member between Starstruck and Ram Jam. Bartlett was also the guitarist for a one hit wonder group from the '60s called The Lemon Pipers (Green Tambourine). Starstruck had a few members from The Lemon Pipers in it as well.

[@navysandman1]

Good info. I've watched this video many times and couldn't figure out why the guy in the white pants was in the video. He didn't do anything except jump and clap. Thanks for solving the mystery!

[@hymanocohann2698]

Good old chain gang work song, straight outta the Louisiana prison system.

[@clodge5196]

Yes sir, song by Hudie William Ledbetter

[@lucaswallo8127]

what

[@durwood9196]

We gotta be good at something

[@Stardust_4300]

Geaux big or geaux home 💝💝💝😂💝

[@go234ko96ts5]

This hit was released in 1977 and turned out to be a one hit wonder. The song is commonly played at sporting events to pump up the crowd and if this song doesn't do it for you that's your problem. lol. Keep up the variety guys, thumbs up.

[@fullcircle4723]

I was 13 when this hit the charts. This was a "trigger" for a party. Got you going hard out.

[@spacecadet35]

That is one more hit than I have. And if you are going to have one hit....

[@neoncatfish3585]

If you have not checked out Ram Jam's other songs! Y'all are truly missing out!

[@katiejo2593]

The old rock has always been the best music.

[@bretcantwell4921]

It's the entrance theme I play in my head whenever I enter a room full of other people.