The Flaming Lips - She Don't Use Jelly [Official Music Video]

[@thechief5670]

Wayne was 32 when this was written and they finally had a hit, your never to old to chase your dreams 61 now and still rocking.

[@AnkitKumar-df2eh]

Inspiring !

[@tiki_trash]

It's weird this song took so long to be popular. Long live the Lips!

[@mredmundo247]

You don't get any more 90s alternative than the Flaming Lips. Reliving my teenage youth with this good old ditty.

[@NDRonin1401]

90s alternative? Dude they performed this song on Beverly Hills 90210, GTFO

[@Rigoman77]

Sonic Youth

[@markwildt5728]

They're your typical woke mob regressives. Couldn't be any less alternative than that.

[@guitarheroplayer-fs5js]

@@Rigoman77 Ween

[@thetruckersmanifesto3873]

We're is the dmt

[@OUsniper1]

These guys crashed at my house one night after a show in OKC, (a long time ago!) Great to see that they're still playing gigs!

[@fashionmisfitborn83]

Micah Mindemann wow 🥀

[@timtonsley8823]

Wayne couldn't find his own house(s)?

[@deepth0t186]

@@timtonsley8823 Probably before he had his two houses and was on the road for a tour. Remember he worked at Long John Silvers for like 10 years while still making music

[@williams6334]

So lucky! Great memory to share :D

[@William.Shakespeare]

are you clean now?

[@lynnhay4076]

My husband and I met in '93 and this was one of the first "out there" songs he introduced me to. I remember us walking around the neighborhood singing it. At least the Vaseline, Magazine, and Tangerine choruses. Good memories for us in our 23rd year together. Thanks for posting it FLs.

[@charlotte-vq1kz]

Lynn Hay happy 25 this year! Quarter of a century

[@garry6013]

Love this

[@dysjunct]

This is the heartwarming content we need in these trying times.

[@therlshow8178]

Couldn’t have said it better myself me and my wife also met and 93 but she never Understood song course I guess none of us. Really understand exactly what this song means

[@jimdandy7772]

Reading the comments today is 6/18/2020 2:51 pm The years just crank on by so quickly

[@Spiritualchick82]

Man, the 90's had a load of cool, quirky and ultra creative songs like these. I miss hearing this kind of stuff! One of a kind era, for sure.

[@jasonzacharias2150]

This is no longer allowed.,. Please get vaxcinated asap

[@AssociationMusic]

The artists sold out. They used to not allow their music on ads, and now they’ll sell it to any company for anything…they think they’re GETTING MONEY but they’re chasing a dollar and shitting out their artistic integrity while the companies says “No I don’t like this Vaseline song, write something friendlier to my customers”

[@theowilson7549]

what about bladee

[@markgolden154]

"Loser" set the tone. Though this might have been prior....not sure

[@A_YouTube_Commenter]

Even video games felt different. Like they were trying new things. Movies were more original. Shit am I old?

[@jimmydriveway]

I was 11 in 1980. And then I was 21 in 1990. 2 absolutely epic decades at the right age.

[@davidwagner1144]

man your were lucky me 89 and up just the 90s as a kid.you got the best of the 20th century.i envy you in a good way

[@jimmydriveway]

@@davidwagner1144 90’s we’re not bad!!

[@jackstraw6760]

How old were you in 2000?

[@twiznay]

@@jackstraw6760 he prob was 31

[@jimmydriveway]

@@jackstraw6760 I’ll let you do the math.

[@rikkishepard9426]

All of my brothers and I would yell-sing this every morning at the table. Best memories, best songs, all from the best band

[@predeterminedmeat5024]

The Lips haven't put out a bad record since 1983

[@rafaelroge2000]

Good band, the nineties were a great decade. you sang also songs of Dinosaur Junior? In Lima Peru there was a radio station that played alternative rock songs from the nineties.1👍😎

[@scottsansone9343]

I used to sing this song to my daughter krista when she was first born.it used to make her laugh.we lost her on nov.3 2018. I luv you krista. Cant wait to see you again some beautiful day

[@oneabove1111]

Sorry for your loss bother, may you be reunited on the other side.

[@alison7707]

My heart goes out to you ❤️

[@agentromanoff9742]

she’ll be waiting for you. thanks for sharing. i hope you are at peace, my heart goes out to you. ❤️

[@AlexanderKnollwood]

Felt this. Blessings to you, my friend. I pray you and Krista will be happily reunited in God's Paradise.

[@loganmyer25]

Bruh, can't imagine. Stay strong

[@rah2315]

The most 90's feeling riff imo Even though I was a little kid in 93, this song sounds nostalgic to me.

[@andrewmarcellis2007]

it's like they took all the colors of the rainbow and turned them into sound. I can't listen to their songs without feeling overwhelmed by a wave of emotions. So thankful to the guy who introduced me to Flaming Lips so I'm giving his band a shout out here - they're called The Doublejumps if you want to check them out. Peace

[@EpicBundy]

Pure indie! The essence of the 90's! Along with grunge and punk rock. Just kids playing and having some fun, rarely pretentious or taking themselves serious.

[@synthoelectro]

people were laid back in the 90s, and the only pretentious people were the pop singers then, and even they weren't overly pretentious.

[@skankles]

That riff, so 90s!

[@jestermindcrime1773]

@@synthoelectro no we wern't laid back in the 90's ,,,you don't get what the past was about

[@MThyne-oz2zu]

@@synthoelectroThere were a lot of pretentious scenesters. Trust me. But yeah, we certainly weren't as high strung as kids these days. Only phone I owned was connected to the damn wall.

[@synthoelectro]

@@MThyne-oz2zu I got the internet first in 97 on a 56k baud - laughs. Later in 2001 got a cellphone, old Cricket ones. Smart phones made people dumb ;) 43 btw

[@thomasfurgalack2577]

I dont understand how this song hasn't brought about world peace.

[@65neu]

They did it with Do You Realize?? But people don’t realize. 🫃

[@Cecelovesbirdie]

❤ itttt

[@Zatanna22]

🤣🤣🤣

[@larryallen247]

I'm glad to read that everyone feels the way I do. Smiling ear to ear hearing this after so many years.

[@BrotherTree1]

The potential for jokes, parodies and memes from this song is endless.

[@Diego.Mattos.]

My old headphones are kinda busted and don't pick up all the audio channels, I think, so I can only hear Wayne for most of the song. There are these long, echoey passages with no instruments at all, just a slight reverberation in the vocals, and some static. ...Honestly, the song got even more trippy, and I love it.

[@sergeantspeed5941]

It's a miracle this song ever became popular. And I'm glad it did!

[@Radiohead305]

i have no idea how people hate on 90s grunge and alternative rock. It is my favorite genre of music.

[@gretagrain]

‘cause they walked into a tv show

[@ziggersz4899]

Some people are stupid and sadly, know nothing about music. Whatevs, their loss.

[@bbbmoody]

So crazy to think back when this first came out. Was played pretty regularly on the radio and definitely seemed like a one hit wonder song. Man, these guys have produced so much good stuff since then...

[@rickyj1250]

Please be joking

[@user-hx5xq6tl9f]

First album released in 1986... they were already doing awesome stuff way before HTDITFH. 😍

[@SarahArtist82]

One time when I was high, I discovered that Supreme Love can shine down through music. This was one of the songs that is in such alignment with the divine. It pours through the music. It still takes me there. ✨✨♥️✨✨

[@clintonleonard5187]

Thank you, I think so, too.

[@rhondacain4143]

My Daddy passed in 2014, & he turned me onto this jam man! Fuckin killer, Everytime I think about I got this, thanks Pop!! Rip David Alan Cain!🤘

[@CraigMahaney]

Wow that was cool of your dad. My dad passed the same year but he barely knew who the Beatles were.

[@laffalil]

This takes me back to the MTV 120 Minutes days of the mid 90's. Was a great era for indie, alternative groups.

[@TheGreatReveler]

I know a girl who’s stuck indoors. She can’t go outside, she’s getting bored. She go can’t go to the movies, she can’t go to the beach. She can’t get t-bell, or McDs. She’s stuck in quaaaaaaarrrrantine. Quaaaaarrrrantine.

[@vplgery]

Quuaaaaarranntineee

[@akufromthefuture7159]

she cant buy toilet paper or masks and gloves had a few friends go and die. wouldnt go to church anyway. she just started to cough. in quuuuuarantine quuuuuarantine

[@jordanferguson4158]

haha...

[@RobertMcEvily]

This is the greatest KZbin comment ever.

[@TheGreatReveler]

Robert McEvily haha Thanks!

[@KeyboredCoward]

This song does not age. Timeless!

[@jasondetreich4204]

😂 the stuff we listened to back in the day. I thought about this song when I moved to the country and ate a lot of peaches 😂

[@luisluna2457]

Nice John Prine reference!

[@warrior99s16]

Ha! The President's of America! They were a good band.

[@philipslater6196]

I like how Wayne looks behind him at Ronald when he does the harmonics during the last chorus or w/e. Ronald deserved more of the spotlight.

[@jfrsnjhnsn]

The early 90's tried to save us but we would not listen.

[@Melophile74]

We did something wrong, listen to today's music

[@dhammitt3278]

I had the Grammy's on last night and was literally saying to myself, "WHAT THE FK??????????"

[@creekandseminole]

Seriously though, 9/11 sorta ruined the party

[@alanscott4846]

@@creekandseminole It was burning out before that. The Market got overly flooded with weird bands, most were not any good, people got tired of the alternative sound and moved on. You can sometimes hear its influence even today but for the most part it went back underground.

[@tandyroyal8513]

@John Chrysostom Rev 3:9 Bible thumpers are funny :o

[@sarahwright6165]

Someone sang this song during our middle school talent show back in the early 2000's. I haven't heard it since then. Grateful to hear it again

[@funlittlefish]

Hey you should check out a band called The Doublejumps if you like The Flaming Lips

[@beneathroses]

@@funlittlefishtysm

[@isaiahpero7837]

Great song. I haven't heard this song in at least 25 years. I didn't even know they made a music video for it. This was a VERY welcome stroll down Memory Lane. Thank you. 😊

[@ericparrish1515]

Ain't seen no music

[@ThomasTrussell]

Who's still rocking this in 2024?

[@Joeak74]

Right here!

[@ericturner3100]

Here !!!

[@spyculture]

Yup

[@hotpunjabimix]

yep, i love how dumb the lyrics are

[@AK_47_Studios]

Are you kidding, who isn’t!?! This song rocks!!!

[@jackon6546]

The 90's, when any high school kid in america could buy a hit of high quality acid for $5.00.

[@tiffanyme001]

;)

[@sammyboy7163]

+Jack On only $10 now still not bad considering the quality i've been able to find

[@sammyboy7163]

Shady McVeigh well I'm 21 and know quite a few people my age and younger that love psychedelics, they're coming back for sure

[@MrDoctorColossus]

+sammy boy yeah for real, i'm 26 and i've been first disappointed and then surprised and utterly delighted by the inroads being made into psychedelic medicine, largely in part due to interested and intelligent young folks giving these things a second chance... wish i could say the same for the flaming lips and the later stuff, but i'm here revisiting the good old days, back when this band really meant something to me. for all i know they really mean something to somebody now, i sure hope they do, that person just aint me anymore, but i will always adore their output from this era, clouds taste metallic, even going back to in a priest driven ambulance, abrasive as it is i've got a lotta love for that haha... not to mention this album, transmissions, which i bought on a whim at age 15 cus i really liked the cover, took home and listened to on a bottle of cough syrup which was the heaviest experience i had available in my small town at the time haha, and just melted in a warm puddle of revelation, dribbled over itself in hot cranial rivulets of awe and appreciation.... no album since the velvet underground's self titled had spoken to me so directly and yet in such an abstract way haha.. and then after clouds taste metallic there was the soft bulletin, zaireeka, yoshimi, even at war w the mystics and embryonic were pretty fucking great too tho i think they mark the end of the period where i could feel good about em anymore... but god damn man, yeah, for one thing, psychedelics are too good to ever be truly banned or ever fall truly out of favor, and for another thing, that's kind of like how good fucking music like this will never be erased or have its significance deleted by later versions of itself which see past the original value... the good things about the past will never be truly lost haha, whether they be acid or albums or whatever. tho as always, cheap imitations will muddy the market...

[@5urg3x]

+Jack On Yep...this was before William Leonard Pickard was arrested :[

[@Cecelovesbirdie]

😢 haven’t heard this in forever

[@ryanmiller9165]

I miss the 90's when your teen age years lasted into your thirties

[@Melophile74]

Nah man, into your forties

[@jonathanwolfe7416]

Times up

[@darthanddedeu2580]

@@Melophile74 40 and still rocking a pink mohawk

[@mercuryrising9174]

Damn guys this is fucking mind blowing. I forgot. Flaming lips binge here i come.

[@somebloke3869]

My teenage years were great, 80's - 90's.

[@joshmo7870]

Riff is sexy as hell!and that bass at the chorus is addictive as hell

[@willduke69]

I don't know why after like 20 yrs of not hearing it this song popped in my head this morning..

[@1020Shane]

You were probably eating toast with Vaseline

[@SeanCurtis]

This song always put me in a great mood. You can literally alter your day in a positive way just by putting this song on.

[@tronsnow4763]

This song came on while I was driving to work the other day, and YES, I agree 100%…

[@thetriumphofthethrill2457]

Their best and one of the finest songs of the '90s. Those were the days.

[@PheazibbleKneads69]

My history teacher in 9th grade showed me this song. Thank you Mr.Hart

[@65neu]

What did he say about it?

[@thefox5301]

He sounds like a chomo

[@johnfitz9382]

Still rad. I’m 46 and love it! Good times and still are/is.

[@stephen6242]

Dude! Carrot Top is so multi-talented!!!

[@apostrophe.t]

I took 90's music for granted when I was a teenager. God damn it.

[@TheFakeyCakeMaker]

Little fact for FL fans: They are officially the only band to rhyme orange in a song! :-D xx

[@TheFakeyCakeMaker]

***** Neither would I that's why they say: "Orrrrnge" to force it to -and it works!

[@TheFakeyCakeMaker]

***** Yawn. Let's not be semantic and pedantic. It's called poetic licence.

[@rizzorizzo2311]

It rhymes. Deal with it.

[@TymphaRedbreaduwuowo]

The Fakey Cake Maker orange plorange called, hills in whales england.

[@TheFakeyCakeMaker]

I spent 6 hours trying to figure out my username Joker! hahaha! The first joke being WALES is not in England...

[@1karatemonkey]

Brings back memories i never had

[@poisonjunebug]

You win

[@jamies327]

Alixandra Avery that's kind of funny

[@kovy274hart]

I remember playing this song on college radio. Those were the days.

[@scottacorn264]

@@kovy274hart I couldn't agree more emphatically!!! The nineties were far better than 'these days'. $4 McD's meals, reasonable rent, the Grunge movement, baggy pants, and SHITTY BUSHLEAGUE MARIJUANA!?!... Alright, so maybe not the weed, but pretty much EVERYTHING else was better back in those AMAZING DAZE!!! And that's a FACT!!! However, if I had to choose a decade, it would obviously be the same as pretty much everybody else's choice: THE 60'S! With the free love, QUAALUDE'S, no mass surveillance, and very potent DRUGS, save for the Marijuana that is! #BORNINTHEWRONGDECADE!?!

[@UnoriginalGrimm]

Brings back memories i had

[@motorhomemac]

The Lips are a trip, instructed my daughter to play this song at my funeral. 😎

[@DavidfromBA]

I heard this fun and infectiously catchy song while inhaling my lunch at Five Guys' today - hadn't heard it in ages. I was presumably the only person there who recognized it.

[@eddietavaresjr.4773]

When you are depressed listen to this song it helps you feel happy 🙏 God Bless You 🙏

[@kreepfaktory1133]

My husband and I saw them at a festival in Tulsa back in the 90s when they were doing this tour. Wayne looks like a kid to me now. Seeing them next month in Tulsa again. Some things you can't evolve past.

[@funlittlefish]

Hey you should check out a band called The Doublejumps if you like The Flaming Lips

[@zbray79]

I miss the 90s more everyday.. I was 14 in 93 when this was ©

[@iberios]

me too man, good times....

[@apirate5232]

We loved this stuff because it was edgey.

[@kungfuwhip78]

I am your age

[@rogertyler2246]

edgy and strange are 2 different things. i loved/love it as well though.

[@wizard1103]

no offense, but if you're 38, why is your profile picture DanTDM? No hate , just legit asking.

[@mandrax360]

90s , best decade of my life .

[@teejayscottzilla6804]

Heard this song when I was a kid back in the 90s. Never heard it again until today I finally found it lol

[@HoloGong]

A great rock song that will remain in music history probably forever more

[@dramamine6199]

ok but that orange hair is iconic. love the song.

[@willwetherell7265]

Tangerine

[@jb8280]

I remember them shooting the video all around the OU campus. Down in the cage (in the art school)getting film equipment and hearing this song being played(in the men’s room???). All local kids loved the Lips, but we never knew this song would go as far as it did. Just brings back warm happy humid memories of Norman and the Fred Jones Art Center.

[@0okamino]

Any idea where that dirt road was at? I guess it wouldn't be easy to narrow down as there seems to be several places around Norman where there's a dirt road with trees on one side and an open field on the other.

[@jb8280]

I think at one time I did know. Bradley B was shooting the video with Wayne and the boys. I was in the editing bay in the basement of the art school when they were shooting the video. They were talking about highway 9 somewhere I think as they grabbed lights for the shoot.

[@0okamino]

@@jb8280 Cool, thanks for the info. Considering how long ago that was, I'm surprised the info would even be _that_ specific. :)

[@CouveTJ]

THE HISTORY OF THE FLAMING LIPS: Every Flaming Lips fan should be super thankful for this song because had they not came out with it, they would have been dropped from their label. Even though "In a Preist Driven Ambulance" and "Hit to Death in the Future Head" were good albums, they produced no hits and sold virtually no albums. Warner Bros was on the verge of dropping them but then they came out with this (the album "Transmissions from the Satellite Heart". This was the hit (and album) that got them started and gave the executives at Warner Bros the power to be able to say "Told you so" to other labels while at the same time gave the Flaming Lips the ability and freedom to fuck around. This freedom was very important after the magnificent and highly underrated "Clouds Taste Metallic" only sold like 70,000 copies (WB was expecting 250k minimum after the success of Transmissions). This "fucking around" resulted in "Zaireeka" which we should also be grateful for because without Zaireeka there would be no "The Soft Bulletin" which not only stopped the label from dropping them once again, but "The Soft Bulletin" (their best album by far, no hands down) proved the band didn't need a guitarist, proved that heroin addicts can be great musicians even in the middle of their addictions, and proved that The Flaming Lips were a highly creative band capable of creating beautiful music as well as always willing to try something new. After the slightly disappointing "At War With The Mystics" (which was The Flaming Lips attempt to get some radio hits like this one), they once again tried something new and blew everyone's mind with "Embryonic". Embryonic is in some ways The Flaming Lips most complete and fine tuned album (it's like their Abbey Road). After Embryonic, the Flaming Lips couldn't get any more experimental, right? Nope, they created and even more experimental, hard-to-get-into album titled "The Terror". Which, at first might annoy some Flaming Lips fans, but trust me, give it a chance and you will realize THE TERRRRORRR. Thank you - T.J. Nieman

[@derickparrish833]

Before your time champ

[@ken_caminiti]

The 1990's Patrick Bateman.

[@Paul-dw2cl]

When weezer were recording Pinkerton they asked if they could make it sound like Clouds Taste Metallic. Midway through recording they hired Lips long-time producer Dave Fridmann to engineer half the album

[@powerofthetime]

All the best TJ never heard these guys until now

[@_SoCalDude_]

@@ken_caminiti He needs to return laserdiscs/dvd's instead of tapes.

[@drewskismith2615]

Such an underrated band.

[@saladsalad9991]

that guitar rift just rocks

[@wblucher2011]

Been walking down memory lane all day today. This song fits the mood perfectly, I feel like a teenager again. :)

[@jtucker813]

I'm right there with you!!

[@anthonychihuahua]

Executives at Vaseline were baffled when, in 1993, there was a sudden surge in sales of Vaseline that lasted the whole year.

[@MouthyMama376]

Can we PLEASE go back to that GenX sweet spot and stay there forever? Please? These guys were some of my faves, & this song was EXACTLY what it was supposed to be. ❤

[@blgraham00]

I havent heard this song in AGES! Just put a big smile on my face! Those were some good times man!

[@brianwesley28]

Yeah. These were some really good times.

[@chromeswagfhlov]

His hair is so... OMFG😍

[@el972]

Is so fucking pretty.I am in love

[@arsalmonar]

+Amity Brookz so what...? omyfukingawd I'm out of orange hair dye>?

[@izzy1111]

Only the 90's could provide a platform for this, love it !!

[@dustintravis8791]

As a 90s kid I have no idea how I missed this song growing up. I heard it a couple years ago while listening to Sirius XM during a free weekend and was like "what, how have I never heard this?!"

[@cameronyarnell8726]

One of the first versions I heard of this song was Ben Folds Five.

[@unprofitableservant3300]

Some of the best 90s alt rock EVER!!!! 😎

[@Skaleezay]

Brings me back to my grunge phase😊 loved this song so much in my teen years💜💜

[@roonilwazlib9877]

I first heard this song when I was in my teens and visiting my aunt in southern California. I got such a bad sunburn that the pain wouldn't let me sleep, so I stayed up all night watching music videos (a real treat as my parents didn't want to pay for cable). This came on and it was so bizarre and I immediately fell in love with it. Took me years to find it again as it didn't get air time where I lived; I think it wasn't until the Internet developed to the point where you could find music on it - Napster maybe, or Kazaa? (Back in my day, if you wanted Internet your modem sounded like a robot dying, it took an hour to download a four-minute song, and that's the way we liked it, thank you very much!) And now with KZbin, Pandora, Spotify and the like, we can instantly find any music we want any time.

[@ayonavp543]

His hair color gives me life i wanna dye my hair that color

[@caferacer873]

Instant time machine back to high school

[@horrorgorehoundgamesmovier3531]

2019 and this song still cheers me up some twenty odd years later! Kudos to Wayne & The Flaming Lips you guys still got it guys!

[@schoolybear1]

I never have called in to a radio station to play a song... EXCEPT when I was driving around in Tulsa, OK in 1997 and called the college station there to play this song.

[@hexentoterbandtx]

I was at Penn State, undergrad, when this came out. Holy memories dude....

[@davidjones8043]

I had no clue this was a Flaming Lips song.... Mind blowing

[@joejones9520]

whod u think it was? the stones? foreigner? barry manilow? abba?

[@CraigMahaney]

It's absolutely my favorite song of theirs.

[@CassandraGood]

i thought it was Ween for a long time.

[@skylerj774]

Still have no idea what this song is about till this day, but I keep jammin it.

[@benjaminmills95]

Saw this when it was released when I was 2 years old ! I've been searching for it since I'm 30 years old now all I remembered was the green grass his orange hair and the word tangerines 🍊 such a nostalgia shock 😲

[@qunjenkins8516]

I feel like this is the definition of hippie music. Not that, that's a bad thing.

[@klauzobscure7847]

Esos tiempos era correr a prender el televisor en MTV y solo disfrutar estás joyas.. 90s vivirán para siempre

[@1k-pax991]

With this band not bored

[@blondthought5175]

This shit makes me happy as fuck.

[@tinagreer7199]

Agreed

[@animalsmistakenformonsters1492]

I like to refer to this group as the American Radiohead - if not necessarily in style - but how much they have evolved from their roots. Truly amazing how different they are.

[@bandwagonDan]

Wild man, yeah. The Lips were quite punk at the start, even ten years before this tune. Both bands have an impressive discography you could listen to all day and not be bored once.

[@GodWeenSatan]

Even though radiohead said american music sucks. Hate them for that!

[@animalsmistakenformonsters1492]

Jack Torrance I'm not sure they said that. They've toured with American bands like "Other Lives" before.

[@WhiskeyYouth]

Jack Torrance lou reed once said in an interview that he doesnt understand why the brits even try to make rock and roll on a talk show. Elvis costello was once asked if he was ripping off elvis presley with the name and he responded "who's elvis?" its just apart of being "hip"

[@creekandseminole]

WhiskeyYouth Don't forget one of the Gallager's said that Oasis was more popular than The Beatles. Funny how everyone got upset from artists opinions back in the slacker, ironic 90's.

[@annmarieschmidt4828]

This song is BRILLIANT ❤❤❤

[@WhatTheHellRachelle]

Wayne has always been ahead of the times! ❤️

[@robmoore7378]

Great song along!! I use to listen to this song all the time in my early 20's in 1995! Played it in college bars after last call.

[@MsMiguel70]

Time and place. First met Wayne shortly after starting work at the record store their manager was at. Had a small rental house 20 yards from the train tracks. Like ten people hanging out, listening to "Park Grubbs" prank call tapes. He and Michelle were always nice to me, wherever they were living. Just other muscians to be around. Actually in a one off band with them but never did the show we planned. Fun to be a tiny part of early days.

[@alexandermendez4653]

great song but you can definitely buy tangerines at a store

[@therealjeff8086]

+Alex Mendez Wow, good point. I never thought of this in 23 years.

[@TRVIS-uq5mj]

+Jeff Nolan lol..weird.

[@nyssa_22]

How did I not realise this

[@davidburnham5098]

he meant like hair product ...clever tho lol!

[@nyssa_22]

+David Burnham yeah definitely means hair product. still!! funny :)

[@jamespoteat9361]

I used to sell Flaming Lip's CD's at Blockbuster Music in the Salisbury Mall. It's 2020!

[@jeremyud]

Isn't that mall gone now?

[@jamespoteat9361]

jeremyud it’s not long for this world.

[@willienealson3542]

that has to be the most 90's sentience ever.

[@stevendimmock4791]

I came to the lips late and am just going back over their early career. I prefer the later stuff, but the band have always been so original and creative that there is nothing bad, you just prefer one era over another. God bless them.

[@QWERTY-ov9tm]

The 90's was such a great era, miss the innocence I had back then.

[@whiteyfisk9769]

You mean you miss hiw wyte it was?? Quit being raycist

[@QWERTY-ov9tm]

@@whiteyfisk9769 use your spell check.

[@65neu20]

@@whiteyfisk976990s was black don’t you remember?

[@ziggersz4899]

Stupid people, get a grip & get on with it. Fuck.

[@indridcold6249]

They make me proud to be from Oklahoma 🖤

[@jontauer6240]

This has been stuck in my head since 1993

[@matty6878]

can we just appreciate the Flaming Lips driving out into the middle of nowhere, in the middle of the night just to film themselves walking with a handful of balloons?

[@0okamino]

Then again, this was all shot in Norman, Oklahoma (where they're from). The middle of nowhere is never very far away in OK. Even now, you wouldn't have to go far at all from the OU campus to find a place that looks like that. :D

[@ckl6213]

we can

[@jmxo504]

I know a band who shoots videos and what their lyrics mean nobody knows and they don't use liquor they don't use speed they don't use mushrooms, or, even weed they're all on ELLLLLLLL SD

[@jamies327]

jm xo of all the guys writing lyrics in the comment section I think this is the best one yet.😂

[@thee4thdoctor]

LMAO!!! ; )-

[@andylandy89]

This is quite possibly the most under-rated KZbin comment of all time

[@michaelmercer5277]

Lol love it

[@ras9730]

That's fucking awesome made my day

[@The90sGamingGuy]

I heared this song about 15 years ago with friends. I thought it was ok. My father bought me tickets to go see The Flaming Lips in Dallas last night as anearly birthday present. Best live show I've been to in 11 years.

[@strace67]

OKC love these boys

[@derekfung1307]

Alot of people are making fun of this song, but I really like it. In a world where everything is just sexual and twists your mind, this song strikes me as pure for some reason. It's just simple. No political message, NBC isn't hating on it, and that loud/quiet/loud gives me chills when the distortion kicks in for the chorus.

[@therealbillymays8280]

preach it

[@optimuseth]

that video was unnecessarily sexual...

[@Melophile74]

I love your description... Loud quiet loud

[@nicholascowan1731]

I just think vasoline on toast would be fucking gross

[@kevinbond8966]

NBC might not talk about this song but the Tangerine people are all over it.

[@nimrodrdc]

I myself use tangerines, they just can’t be beat. Way better than magazines.

[@wayniac917]

I remember getting so high to this song back in the 90's. What a great decade to be a teen.

[@blink-918]

Just some 90's stoners from Oklahoma City. Okies 🤘🏻

[@brianperson5152]

Live in OKC. Met Wayne several times. Coolest most down to earth guy you can imagine. The first time I met him I didn't even know who he was it was but he took time to just hang out and make small talk. What a cool dude.

[@WadeWoodring]

This had an amazing impact on my 16 year old brain. Love these guys!

[@BigBear81]

Oh dang. There were a couple nappy headed blonde hair kids that had moved into the neighborhood back in the day and they used to sing this while waiting at the bus stop. I never understood what the hell they were talking about but now that I've heard this song for the first time, I get it. I'm woke now.

[@johnduffy6992]

ha ha well done sir! 46 and still loving it..

[@h.w.barlow6693]

remember in the 90's when all music videos were out of focus/color? i miss it!

[@0okamino]

The memories make sense now! The 90s don't just seem like a blur, it really was blurry.