Upgrading From Caveman To Space Soldier in 20 Minutes

I upgraded cavemen to futuristic space soldiers to conquer the world.
Next our empire will explore the universe, conquering every planet in the galaxy.
Merch - df.store/
Game: Age of War 1 & 2
Music provided by:
(Epidemic Sound) www.epidemicsound.com/

[@KingNBubby]

What an amazing classic game, I genuinely thought you covered this a long time ago but I’m happy you’re playing it now

[@Alxyzz]

Just remembering the background music makes me nostalgic

[@oliversummerfield7631]

He replays these games sometimes i think he played the 2nd a few months back

[@stephenbowman8627]

he did

[@Sulfuross1]

@@Alxyzz Waterflame - Glorious Morning :D

[@gorth1314]

​@@oliversummerfield7631 too bad he hasn't replayed Satisfactory

[@GarrettHoward22]

This is my favorite game of all time. I've spent countless hours playing age of war 1 and 2. And the music is great, and also really nostalgic.

[@pipecleanermaster]

Hey there. The music is: glorious morning and glorious morning 2 by waterflame. Hope you enjoy the nostalgia :)

[@GarrettHoward22]

@@pipecleanermaster i already knew that, but thanks anyways

[@popesera7210]

What do you typically use to play it? Like, what sites?

[@calebspeight2105]

@@popesera7210 there are a few large ones my personal fav was KIZI don’t know if there still up

[@GarrettHoward22]

@@calebspeight2105 bro I remember kizi

[@SmileyArtist1]

The nostalgia of this is immeasurable.

[@faith9505]

Trade-In Deal👇 For everyone has sinned; we all fall short of God’s glorious standard. -Romans 3:23 How we can find eternal life? Where do we look? And who has it? We find the answer in the Gospel of Luke, in a conversation that Jesus had with a man whom Luke simply identified as “a religious leader” (18:18) And the answer Jesus gave to this man’s question is relevant to each of us today. He approached Jesus and said, “Good Teacher, what should I do to inherit eternal life?” (verse 18) Jesus replied, “Why do you call me good? . . . Only God is truly good. But to answer your question, you know the commandments: ‘You must not commit adultery. You must not murder. You must not steal. You must not testify falsely. Honor your father and mother’ ” (verses 19-20) Jesus took him back to the law. That’s because God did not give us the commandments to make us righteous. Rather, He gave us the commandments to function like a moral mirror in our lives and show us what we’re really like. When we look at God’s law, we realize that we fall short. Amazingly, this man said that he had obeyed all those commandments since he was young. So, Jesus told him, “There is still one thing you haven’t done. Sell all your possessions and give the money to the poor, and you will have treasure in heaven. Then come, follow me” (verse 2) This leader had so much going for him. He was moral, religious, and powerful. He was sincere and could have easily qualified for membership in most of our churches today. Yet something was still lacking in his life. He may have been the only person who ever came to Jesus and then left in worse condition than before. It wasn’t because of what Jesus said. It was because of his own reaction. He didn’t like what Jesus said to him, so he walked away, filled with sorrow. Even though he came to Jesus with the right question and received the right answer, he made the wrong decision. Why? Because he was not honest with God or himself. As George Bernard Shaw pointed out, “There are two sources of unhappiness in life. One is not getting what you want. The other is getting it.” So many people believe that one of these days if they win the lottery, if they strike it big, then they will be happy. And if they do actually realize their dreams, they often discover that it didn’t bring them happiness. The same Jesus who offered eternal life to that religious leader so long ago is also offering it to us. First, we must realize that we’ve sinned. We all have broken God’s commandments time and time again. Second, we must recognize that Jesus Christ, the Son of God, died on the cross for us. He shed His blood for every sin we have ever committed. And third, we must be willing to repent of our sins. That is what we need to do to inherit eternal life. That is God’s trade-in deal.

[@sprayender2002]

i used to play the first one as a kid he was not on hard mode tho

[@dekodahendrix4506]

Watching him use the ultimate so often he fell behind an entire era was rough

[@anintriguedtophatcomments4382]

AND HE SAID "when can I evolve again? It's taking so long" BRO UR PLAYING URSELF BWAHAHAHAHAH

[@JakeND]

It hurts

[@karhn171]

fACTS also he was behind an entire two and the last one has the super power awesome instakill robot. obviously it isn't that good but it felt that good when i was young.

[@Ahrone1586]

What?

[@karhn171]

​@@Ahrone1586 I need to question your reason for asking "What?".

[@AlexMBA007]

I loved when the Cavemen said "Im too old for this" and proceeded to the next age of war

[@amit-zj9ql]

I played it when i was a jid

[@vaxhelm367]

@@amit-zj9qlJust Intellectually Disabled

[@faith9505]

Trade-In Deal👇 For everyone has sinned; we all fall short of God’s glorious standard. -Romans 3:23 How we can find eternal life? Where do we look? And who has it? We find the answer in the Gospel of Luke, in a conversation that Jesus had with a man whom Luke simply identified as “a religious leader” (18:18) And the answer Jesus gave to this man’s question is relevant to each of us today. He approached Jesus and said, “Good Teacher, what should I do to inherit eternal life?” (verse 18) Jesus replied, “Why do you call me good? . . . Only God is truly good. But to answer your question, you know the commandments: ‘You must not commit adultery. You must not murder. You must not steal. You must not testify falsely. Honor your father and mother’ ” (verses 19-20) Jesus took him back to the law. That’s because God did not give us the commandments to make us righteous. Rather, He gave us the commandments to function like a moral mirror in our lives and show us what we’re really like. When we look at God’s law, we realize that we fall short. Amazingly, this man said that he had obeyed all those commandments since he was young. So, Jesus told him, “There is still one thing you haven’t done. Sell all your possessions and give the money to the poor, and you will have treasure in heaven. Then come, follow me” (verse 2) This leader had so much going for him. He was moral, religious, and powerful. He was sincere and could have easily qualified for membership in most of our churches today. Yet something was still lacking in his life. He may have been the only person who ever came to Jesus and then left in worse condition than before. It wasn’t because of what Jesus said. It was because of his own reaction. He didn’t like what Jesus said to him, so he walked away, filled with sorrow. Even though he came to Jesus with the right question and received the right answer, he made the wrong decision. Why? Because he was not honest with God or himself. As George Bernard Shaw pointed out, “There are two sources of unhappiness in life. One is not getting what you want. The other is getting it.” So many people believe that one of these days if they win the lottery, if they strike it big, then they will be happy. And if they do actually realize their dreams, they often discover that it didn’t bring them happiness. The same Jesus who offered eternal life to that religious leader so long ago is also offering it to us. First, we must realize that we’ve sinned. We all have broken God’s commandments time and time again. Second, we must recognize that Jesus Christ, the Son of God, died on the cross for us. He shed His blood for every sin we have ever committed. And third, we must be willing to repent of our sins. That is what we need to do to inherit eternal life. That is God’s trade-in deal.

[@talmagejones]

I remember staying in the 1st age for a while until I had a bunch of egg turrets. They hit less hard but had such a high fire rate and thus consistently kept enemies off.

[@littledragonchild1757]

Man this was one of my favorite games when I was younger. I basically used the same strategy. Ion cannon FTW!

[@miles_ellner3096]

What’s it called

[@Just_B0red]

@@miles_ellner3096 Game? Age of War

[@haskucy]

This is my childhood gameplay. DF just flush me with nostalgia. I was struggling in impossible difficulty, but there is a way.

[@DoubleDonnis]

The impossible difficulty strategy is absolutely insane, you just stay in the caveman age until 200K xp, with 4 egg launchers, its great.

[@NOSCOPX]

ight ima try it and tell if its great Edit: how do i win? Edit what do i do after i get 200k xp? Edit: dont even try it, this strat is horrible

[@Friendly_Neighborhood_Dozer]

I knew eggies where good, but what?

[@faith9505]

Trade-In Deal👇 For everyone has sinned; we all fall short of God’s glorious standard. -Romans 3:23 How we can find eternal life? Where do we look? And who has it? We find the answer in the Gospel of Luke, in a conversation that Jesus had with a man whom Luke simply identified as “a religious leader” (18:18) And the answer Jesus gave to this man’s question is relevant to each of us today. He approached Jesus and said, “Good Teacher, what should I do to inherit eternal life?” (verse 18) Jesus replied, “Why do you call me good? . . . Only God is truly good. But to answer your question, you know the commandments: ‘You must not commit adultery. You must not murder. You must not steal. You must not testify falsely. Honor your father and mother’ ” (verses 19-20) Jesus took him back to the law. That’s because God did not give us the commandments to make us righteous. Rather, He gave us the commandments to function like a moral mirror in our lives and show us what we’re really like. When we look at God’s law, we realize that we fall short. Amazingly, this man said that he had obeyed all those commandments since he was young. So, Jesus told him, “There is still one thing you haven’t done. Sell all your possessions and give the money to the poor, and you will have treasure in heaven. Then come, follow me” (verse 2) This leader had so much going for him. He was moral, religious, and powerful. He was sincere and could have easily qualified for membership in most of our churches today. Yet something was still lacking in his life. He may have been the only person who ever came to Jesus and then left in worse condition than before. It wasn’t because of what Jesus said. It was because of his own reaction. He didn’t like what Jesus said to him, so he walked away, filled with sorrow. Even though he came to Jesus with the right question and received the right answer, he made the wrong decision. Why? Because he was not honest with God or himself. As George Bernard Shaw pointed out, “There are two sources of unhappiness in life. One is not getting what you want. The other is getting it.” So many people believe that one of these days if they win the lottery, if they strike it big, then they will be happy. And if they do actually realize their dreams, they often discover that it didn’t bring them happiness. The same Jesus who offered eternal life to that religious leader so long ago is also offering it to us. First, we must realize that we’ve sinned. We all have broken God’s commandments time and time again. Second, we must recognize that Jesus Christ, the Son of God, died on the cross for us. He shed His blood for every sin we have ever committed. And third, we must be willing to repent of our sins. That is what we need to do to inherit eternal life. That is God’s trade-in deal.

[@Kahadi]

I used to love these games. I remember playing Age Of War 1 and doing the most disrespectful thing possible. I didn't evolve to the next age for as long as I could stall. Turns out, Cavemen can actually hold their own against advanced alien tech. 4 egg turrets, spamming dino riders (so cheap once the opponent evolves a couple of times), and they can't even get close enough to hurt you. Save up, then upgrade all the way to alien in one go, get four ion turrets (the blue ones) and win. Sometimes for fun, save up until I can summon a bunch of the strongest units as well and just crush them. Cavemen hold up aliens, then suddenly have advanced ion cannons and everything. Can't do that with Age Of War 2 though. The power scaling is a lot better there. Also reminds me of another, similar game a friend showed me once. Trying to remember it. But the whole point was gathering up an army and fighting various parts of Japan to rule over the entire country. It had an insane ending to it as well. Can't quite remember the name though.

[@ericb3157]

i think i know that other game... "the great war of Prefectures". that one certainly has a crazy ending, you have to fight Aliens on small Islands at the end!

[@Inhumane]

still doesn’t make sense a caveman with a dinosaur can’t beat a military dude with just a knife

[@ganonsnorf36]

Glorious morning brings back so many memories of this game. Used to play this as a kid with my nephew.

[@Err0r_404_File]

Teaching us history very nostalgically and accurately, thank you DF.

[@gainesroberts7534]

You can literally beat the game on the hardest difficulty by spamming archers, I love this game

[@nazodreemur8284]

My man simply just hit me with massive nostalgia

[@faith9505]

Trade-In Deal👇 For everyone has sinned; we all fall short of God’s glorious standard. -Romans 3:23 How we can find eternal life? Where do we look? And who has it? We find the answer in the Gospel of Luke, in a conversation that Jesus had with a man whom Luke simply identified as “a religious leader” (18:18) And the answer Jesus gave to this man’s question is relevant to each of us today. He approached Jesus and said, “Good Teacher, what should I do to inherit eternal life?” (verse 18) Jesus replied, “Why do you call me good? . . . Only God is truly good. But to answer your question, you know the commandments: ‘You must not commit adultery. You must not murder. You must not steal. You must not testify falsely. Honor your father and mother’ ” (verses 19-20) Jesus took him back to the law. That’s because God did not give us the commandments to make us righteous. Rather, He gave us the commandments to function like a moral mirror in our lives and show us what we’re really like. When we look at God’s law, we realize that we fall short. Amazingly, this man said that he had obeyed all those commandments since he was young. So, Jesus told him, “There is still one thing you haven’t done. Sell all your possessions and give the money to the poor, and you will have treasure in heaven. Then come, follow me” (verse 2) This leader had so much going for him. He was moral, religious, and powerful. He was sincere and could have easily qualified for membership in most of our churches today. Yet something was still lacking in his life. He may have been the only person who ever came to Jesus and then left in worse condition than before. It wasn’t because of what Jesus said. It was because of his own reaction. He didn’t like what Jesus said to him, so he walked away, filled with sorrow. Even though he came to Jesus with the right question and received the right answer, he made the wrong decision. Why? Because he was not honest with God or himself. As George Bernard Shaw pointed out, “There are two sources of unhappiness in life. One is not getting what you want. The other is getting it.” So many people believe that one of these days if they win the lottery, if they strike it big, then they will be happy. And if they do actually realize their dreams, they often discover that it didn’t bring them happiness. The same Jesus who offered eternal life to that religious leader so long ago is also offering it to us. First, we must realize that we’ve sinned. We all have broken God’s commandments time and time again. Second, we must recognize that Jesus Christ, the Son of God, died on the cross for us. He shed His blood for every sin we have ever committed. And third, we must be willing to repent of our sins. That is what we need to do to inherit eternal life. That is God’s trade-in deal.

[@supimzazz]

DF's vids could be 1 hour long and I'd probably still watch them entirely.

[@yegorbomb4u]

I love this game so much and I’m so happy that you’re playing it. I’m not sure if the in game music is copyrighted but I wish you would have played it during the video. Great content and keep it up.

[@frayomer]

You have just posted everyone’s favorite childhood classic man. well played

[@solaireofastora8211]

18:35 « They don’t penetrate, but they don’t have to. Because they fire so quickly. » I’m a f***ing child!😆

[@liamnickerson2785]

“You will always be remembered but not really” 😂😂😂 5:58

[@ITSSPAMPTON]

When we were young, we all played this game.

[@duolingo8217]

Melee dmg upgrade goes up like crazy, it's also pretty cheap to maxs out. So you have some 2x stronger units at the start of the game

[@DaysofKnight]

DF, no matter how long you sit there, not sending anything at all, the AI will always send units at you. They have unlimited money in both games

[@Red_94016]

YES! I love this game! I used to do all kinds of challenge runs

[@Jalenator1000]

This uploaded just in time for me to fall asleep to, what beautiful timing

[@safexl]

Yo bro facts I has the same idea

[@matejbosela9093]

Armor games and Age of War. Brings back memories. Also, Epic War anyone?

[@kaisantana6299]

epic war me

[@RyRy2057]

bro this is actually wild for the last three days every time I play a lil browser game to pass the time the next day DF plays it. I used to loveeee this game man.

[@lostlegendrl4181]

I loved the video, love this game but it wouldnt be a DF video without him completely not noticing key things, he kept using his ultimate in the second one and using up a lot of exp and he had no clue 😂😂 much love DF❤

[@h13n12]

i love playing this game as a kid, such a fun yet simple game concept.

[@s3viiALT]

Ahhh Age of War what an og game I played this so many times. Keep you're content up I'd love to watch more❤

[@minedalbuno4525]

Please play more of this df!!!

[@skyrevanvalor2128]

Age of war gang where are you at? Music takes me back to school days, with old friends.

[@memesaremylifeline6723]

such a classic and the music is always a bop too

[@MrOpticKat]

I’m disappointed you don’t have the original music playing for this game, it’s such a classic song, just nostalgic vibes

[@fernandoleite3126]

I never had the patience as a kid to get too far in this, good times

[@themonsterunderyourbed.7620]

I struggled against this game as a child, and then i watch this man play it like a tower defense...

[@Omiesalman93]

Just save enough for an egg turret by using abilities and slingshot guys. You can survive for a while with an egg turret and any units being sent out

[@Nibrokk]

Absolutely one of the BEST games of all time 10/10

[@freerice9595]

It blows my mind that this was pretty much peak gaming when i was in 3rd grade. Me and my friends played this shit so much every single day during computer class.

[@slemcraft]

I used to play this 8 years ago so nostalgic

[@theisgood0]

Omg! This is one of my favourite flash games along with Storm The House and Crush The Castle.

[@frosty_ee8176]

Playing this during school got me through so many classes

[@ChuggleDBuglGames]

Yoooooo! This is such a throwback!!

[@Swiftyyy42]

Dude this unlocked crazy memories

[@lasteddesertlasteddesert2583]

Duuuuude it’s been years! Thank you for reminding me of this game

[@ScurvyMimeNeedsLime]

Glorious Morning. =) Love the song for this game.

[@vinnyharlem2159]

The background music of this game is amazing, it gives me so much nostalgia

[@TheProdogyLP]

7:00 "and it also gonna hit that guy" completely misses that guy

[@nymenris2821]

i remember playing this for hours the music is still trapped in my head and i hear it as you are playing

[@icyblaziken5312]

I really want to see you play the Nevermore trilogy games, first two can probably be done in a half hour to an hour together, the last one would be one hour minimum though

[@addia4811]

This was the game that I spent hours on during fourth grade just playing over and over

[@WittyUsername816]

Oh my god. Now this is a game I haven't seen in YEARS.

[@quincyisom2969]

Omg i played so much of this game like 10+ years ago, such a classic.

[@caseybiallas7214]

Please do more of this DF

[@yuikeiko8048]

Another incredible classic game like this one was Army Of Ages, me and my brother loved it and played in turns, sad that it is (Hopefully temporarily) dead because of Flash Player's death

[@danoodles4158]

This is nostalgia central right here

[@Mochi-xv8zo]

Oh man. I missed playing this after school on my old old laptop in like 2013. Good old days. I also played the "hacked" version on a hacked arcade games website. Take me backkk

[@guillaumealbert7626]

The music of this game is literally the best music in the entire universe.

[@user-ql7bg6ru2y]

I won my first round of poker with my friends last night. It felt great, but I wanted to take it to the next level so I started playing Russian Roulette

[@bsquared9]

I love both age of war games. Also the ion turret qas always OP

[@lol_sekkonds]

i played this back in school when they didnt check our library computer activity :D together with swords & sandals, the one where u upgrade guns and hold a wall (i still feel the pain of mouse spamming the units to shoot em)

[@solidsnakedred]

Good ole addicting games, kongregate, armor games, ect loved age of war

[@ultrabored1]

Used to play the hell out of this 😅

[@Theain_wolf]

Same

[@deedatkhan5072]

This bring back memories

[@noahweidmann2338]

Glorious morning was a great song for the background

[@unclejoethemolester]

Whats the name I forgot

[@faith9505]

Trade-In Deal👇 For everyone has sinned; we all fall short of God’s glorious standard. -Romans 3:23 How we can find eternal life? Where do we look? And who has it? We find the answer in the Gospel of Luke, in a conversation that Jesus had with a man whom Luke simply identified as “a religious leader” (18:18) And the answer Jesus gave to this man’s question is relevant to each of us today. He approached Jesus and said, “Good Teacher, what should I do to inherit eternal life?” (verse 18) Jesus replied, “Why do you call me good? . . . Only God is truly good. But to answer your question, you know the commandments: ‘You must not commit adultery. You must not murder. You must not steal. You must not testify falsely. Honor your father and mother’ ” (verses 19-20) Jesus took him back to the law. That’s because God did not give us the commandments to make us righteous. Rather, He gave us the commandments to function like a moral mirror in our lives and show us what we’re really like. When we look at God’s law, we realize that we fall short. Amazingly, this man said that he had obeyed all those commandments since he was young. So, Jesus told him, “There is still one thing you haven’t done. Sell all your possessions and give the money to the poor, and you will have treasure in heaven. Then come, follow me” (verse 2) This leader had so much going for him. He was moral, religious, and powerful. He was sincere and could have easily qualified for membership in most of our churches today. Yet something was still lacking in his life. He may have been the only person who ever came to Jesus and then left in worse condition than before. It wasn’t because of what Jesus said. It was because of his own reaction. He didn’t like what Jesus said to him, so he walked away, filled with sorrow. Even though he came to Jesus with the right question and received the right answer, he made the wrong decision. Why? Because he was not honest with God or himself. As George Bernard Shaw pointed out, “There are two sources of unhappiness in life. One is not getting what you want. The other is getting it.” So many people believe that one of these days if they win the lottery, if they strike it big, then they will be happy. And if they do actually realize their dreams, they often discover that it didn’t bring them happiness. The same Jesus who offered eternal life to that religious leader so long ago is also offering it to us. First, we must realize that we’ve sinned. We all have broken God’s commandments time and time again. Second, we must recognize that Jesus Christ, the Son of God, died on the cross for us. He shed His blood for every sin we have ever committed. And third, we must be willing to repent of our sins. That is what we need to do to inherit eternal life. That is God’s trade-in deal.

[@ShadowViperGaming43]

this game is genuine nostalgia for me i always played it on unblocked google sites on school computers in 6th grade

[@Dragonfire4221]

Ah that puts me back a couple years. Man.

[@smaragdchaos]

11:52 There are no critical hits in Age of War 2, there's effective damage however. Different units have different strengths and weaknesses, it goes as follows: Infantry: Strong against support, weak against armor Support: Strong against anti-armor, weak against infantry Anti-Armor: Strong against armor, weak against support Armor: Strong against infantry, weak against anti-armor God's wrath is its own separate category and therefore has no strengths or weaknesses. Also using god spells in Age of War 2 is not a good idea unless you're in a pinch or unless you're in the last age

[@GriffinAndThings]

I feel like I definitely played a VERY similar game about 20 years ago. Kitten Cannon next?

[@kinjoyokai367]

The best offense is a good defense 🤣 You ended the battle with a definite roflstomp, man

[@Blue-xq3kb]

was just thinking about this game i loved the music in the game

[@trickygamer555]

Duelist is the bane of all impossible mode runs

[@abderrahim552]

Omg I love this game There is a glitch when u use your special pause the game (space-bar) it act like a multiple cast of the skill , if u use the healing ability then quite/loses/ pause (can't remember honestly) u will keep it for the rest of the game as long as u don't use it again

[@azzedineremaoun7583]

Duuude this brings Soo many cool memories 🤩

[@InfernoJager]

There is this one famous saying “the best offense is a good defense.” In this case, it’s true.

[@zerotwoxsakurajimamai9040]

Oh god the nostalgia is kicking in

[@striderfox71]

I remember playing this thing of beauty in the ol public library and during school in math class on "coolmathgames". Good times.

[@jessemartinez7940]

The real og’s know just how hard the soundtrack went

[@zorrakas320]

This, Dino run, and Raze used to be my entire life😂.

[@FirstHitUp69]

What a throwback 😀 i played this in 2008

[@frazertownshend4231]

well done, good job

[@deedatkhan5072]

This bring back good memories

[@notarealfirstnamenotareall746]

The nostalgia is real.

[@snowcow1173]

This is the first flash game i ever saw or played. My brother was playing it and i kept walking by and seeing him on a different game and was amazed it was the same game

[@alwaysmiling1]

Funny thing about the egg launcher it is better than anything up to fire catupult and cannons

[@SonoKurisu]

I played countless hours in elementary school playing this game what a time to be alive

[@teddycush55]

I saw the caveman and knew the game instantly. Just wanted the song

[@Gamer-vd1iz]

Does anyone else find it crazy that he completed one game and went to another one and completed that game?💀

[@greenscreensformemes4875]

this game is literaly my pre high school days in the computer room playing this game when the teacher was not looking

[@BlitzTheFoxi]

HE FINALLY PLAYED IT YESSS

[@TheMegazonyx]

Did you... Turn of that legendary soundtrack?

[@jammonkey6249]

LET'S GOOO, THIS GAME IS AMAZING

[@X-boi3.0]

nostalgia hits harder than the super soilder

[@andrewd.3469]

Loved playing this game on the pc as a kid

[@LtHiveLeader]

classic human evoultion. From the Caveman Era to Times New Caveman Era.

[@luc8254]

Duuuude I remember playing this game when I was like 12, it was a great game!

[@murkwithasmirk6877]

If you can somehow do it you should play battle for darkness. It’s a pretty good army vs army game. There’s also in game hacks for it if you thinks it’s a bit too hard

[@foxboy8837]

Btw the crossbow men in the second age are broken, you can actually win early with them alone

[@BloodDripss]

im a little sad you didnt play that legendary music from this game at the start. i used to play this game SO MUCH

[@The24thWight]

Age of war. So fucking swag. That music was always amazing

[@weerakadechernkwankaew2303]

The nostalgia Oh the nostalgia

[@TheShadowPhoenix]

Such a classic

[@ShiveerFidget]

Even if it has the music that DangerouslyFunny put, I can still hear the original song in my head.