Dead Kennedys-California Uber Alles Reaction!!

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[@julianhermanubis6800]

Vin really gets the Dead Kennedys. Vin is cool. He also completely understood "Holiday in Cambodia."

[@mattykotz7219]

Sori is such a sheltered creature. She literally expresses her discomfort to the reality of the world physically with every cough and sneeze. She is physically assaulted by the truth. Word to Vin for being able to dissect the true message. You are a wonderful couple. True love if I've ever seen it. Wish you both love and happiness.

[@gvibes69]

Shes like a asleep american !! She thinks she live in a democracy with a free press !!! Lets the Ai machine get here in 3 -5 years ,she will wake up really quick !

[@michaelgonzalez6295]

The governor of California in 1980 was Jerry Brown, THE SAME JERRY BROWN THAT IS THE CURRENT GOVERNOR!😨 This is historical and yet still relevant today! 'nuff said!! *I drop the mic*

[@sonofwilliam86]

Well hes not Gov anymore he just left thank God but the new guy in is just as bad!

[@michaelgonzalez6295]

@@sonofwilliam86 I did not know he was done. TY. But my comment still holds in my heart, unfortunately.

[@ayanleman]

@@michaelgonzalez6295 to be fair Jello Biafra softened a little on jerry brown-- he's not singing praises of the guy or anything, but he has softened up on him.

[@bschuler6216]

Jerry Brown, the undead nosferatu, above all.

[@skinhead5]

Jerry Brown was Gov. Ro many times. His communist policys were bad. Now we have 5 dollar gas thanks to the communist Premier Gavin Knewsom.

[@joeblerone]

There is a sequel to this song. Done 2 years after this called "we've got a bigger problem now" It's a must listen!

[@harlanhansell5280]

joeblerone the problem is it is not even on Spotify just live recording on KZbin

[@joeblerone]

@@harlanhansell5280 KZbin has 3 studio uploads and 2 live versions of it.

[@anthonybahr3613]

I actually like it a little better with the lounge feel.

[@edwardgutierrez8851]

@@harlanhansell5280 it is on Spotify

[@WingmanSR]

'We've got a bigger problem now' is one of their best songs, imo. The jazz/punk transitions are so fucking gooood. "It's time.... for the twoooooooo minute warning..."

[@zombiTrout]

Sex Pistols...most offensive GG Allin: “Hold my feces beer...”

[@OldDirtybaby]

zombiTrout “Needle Up My Cock”

[@tappingthevein1]

You could also add The Anti Nowhere League to the most offensive list.

[@randywissler9923]

How about The Mentors 4F club?!!

[@dornomac]

Y'all shoulda heard my old band, Funeral Dildos. We even covered a coupla Murder Junkie songs. Fun times;]

[@whocareswho]

"When the shit hit the fan" is a litteral description of what a GG Allin concert was like. That fan wasn't happy.

[@pab4435]

Bro you broke this song down as accurately and thoroughly as anyone could have asked. Really well done man. Jello Biafra still puts on a hell of a good show. I saw him heading Guantanamo school of medicine in 2016. Fucking ay good showmanship!

[@pola3688]

You should do a whole week of Dead Kennedys

[@Monchi2006]

Amen. Kinky sex makes the world go round next

[@re1840]

Yes yes yes!!!!!!!

[@jameswinge2326]

@@Monchi2006 Yes, yes, yes.........ohhhhh.....sounds wonderful........ohhhhh

[@Monchi2006]

@@jameswinge2326 lol i read this comment in my notifications without knowing what it was to and i was like wtf😂😂

[@jameswinge2326]

@@Monchi2006 Fucking hilarious..........

[@lemurdream]

It was so great to see this guy getting the message and appreciating the humor of this song so much. You are the man my dude.

[@Black_Swan777]

If you love this, Vin, you’ll probably love just about *every* Dead Kennedys song. Jello Biafra was/is a genius, and was *WAY* ahead of his time with the truth found within his lyrical content. So many subjects he covered in DKs songs may have (at the time) been considered mere ‘conspiracy theories,’ but have all been proven true as realities have been laid bare in recent years by the likes of Julian Assange and WikiLeaks, The Edward Snowden revelations, as well as other brave whistleblowers from the NSA, etc... Makes Jello almost look like a prophet.

[@bodchristie]

Saw them in Glasgow around 1981, also saw Jello doing spoken word in the 90's. Biafra is indeed a genius, as he has proved over and over since with Nomeansno, DOA,Lard etc etc.....

[@joshmohr993]

@Easun Ashen he was ABSOLUTELY correct about Trump. Fuck Trump. You could easily translate those lyrics to Trump-era.

[@Fabformcatering]

Both his folks were military journalists. He heard this shit all his life, Jello was very informed.

[@Thantifax]

Oh man, it makes me so glad that Vin's enjoying Dead Kennedys so much

[@MsDarkblood666]

Punk Rock originally was an answer to the hippie culture in the 70´s from the left against the left.

[@larrykinnard]

The music was more of a battle cry against the long drawn-out music that was out at the time. The lyrics on the other hand were completely the rebellion against either right wing or left wing views. It was rare to find bands that were more about tongue in cheek scene called Punk Pathetique like Peter and the Test Tube Babies, The Dickies, Toy Dolls, Splodgenessabounds.

[@A2Z83]

punk is still undoubtably left though when compared to conservatives. But yea they went against the left and right divide. Even Crass was and they were on the most extreme side of leftism

[@LostButBroken]

Nothing is more leftist than fighting other leftists

[@karlajaeger2082]

@@LostButBroken when our enemies are gone, we turn against ourselves.

[@vanhattfield8292]

Only some bands in some places, not the entire punk movement. New York had a huge scene and surf punk was it's own animal for awhile and neither were in direct opposition of the hippy movement. In the beginning for many bands who would later become known in the genre it started out as high intensity balls of emotion performing for or with their friends in garages in California and New York for the most part and grew from there. The British Punk scene developed separately.

[@basedsalty6970]

The Dead Kennedys were one of the most iconic punk bands to evolve in the early years. With thought provoking lyrics and a awesome stage presence gave the them there own unique sound. Jello Biafra editor of the iconic maximum rock and roll also ran mayor of San Francisco and actually did really well in the polls and curved the vote ...also his spoken word is off the chart. Ty for your reaction good job on this on thumbs up. 👍👍👍

[@bschuler6216]

Thanks for reminding us of Jello Biafra's spoken word albums. I remember hearing some of it, strangely enough, sampled on a record (Inevitable Alien Nation, I think) by superstar DJ Keoki.

[@basedsalty6970]

@@bschuler6216 yea very outspoken individual and it raised alot of eyebrows back then

[@nahuilegorreta6572]

Tim Yohannon was the editor of Maximum Rock n Roll. Not Jello

[@basedsalty6970]

@@nahuilegorreta6572 yes your right

[@zombiewriter7530]

Kill the Poor by Dead Kennedys would have been a better song to do.

[@tsi92awd]

I get that they are doing the "hits", but I totally agree. Many songs with better messages.

[@corpazilum5352]

There's a ton of good DK songs to do.

[@wolfsesthenighteye499]

Still man this is some fucking shit that is prevalent as fuck

[@Module79L]

Moral Majority would've been right up Vin and Sori's alley. If you know the lyrics, you know what I mean.

[@MacGuffinExMachina]

@@wolfsesthenighteye499 Yesss, Soup is Good Food is so underrated.

[@adamcastillo3976]

Dead Kennedy’s - Police Truck

[@harlanhansell5280]

Adam Castillo one of their best

[@Fastwinstondoom]

Hell yes, as relevant today as it ever was too.

[@Thirteen31Music]

Stone cold classic

[@Bergwacht]

tony hawks pro skater 2 i think ^^

[@liminal_entity1331]

Dead Kennedys have a lot of great satirical songs and Jello is an incredibly unique vocalist. Nazi Punks Fuck Off is a personal favorite. Terminal Preppie, Insight, Police Truck, Halloween, We'll Paid Scientist, Kill the Poor, etc. So many good ones.

[@opd832]

Vin is awesome. He totally gets it. Sori's so cute with her innocence and not getting the meaning of the lyrics. Just love your guys' channel.

[@donnie8508]

More Dead Kennedys please! Looovvee it

[@kevinmitchell4018]

Fuck yes

[@hellrose18]

It seems that most of Dead Kennedys lyrics go over Sori’s head

[@zloizamaske]

she seems very ignorant about some trivial world political stuff

[@northernpunx1978]

HAHAHHAAA !!!! Antifa is not a gang ffs.....ugh

[@robertbird5889]

It seems like most of everything flies over Sori’s head lol (no hate it's a great channel)

[@bugnut82]

@@robertbird5889 I agree.

[@marycasanova8905]

My God. The naivete is painful.

[@stevenfritchie7529]

Jerry Brown was governor of California in the 1970s and was reelected in 2000s until 2016. In the 70s, the conservative media nicknamed him "Governor Moonbeam" for his extreme ideals. His father had been governor in the 1950s. Jerry Brown also dated singer Linda Ronstadt. Jello Biafra (lead singer of DK) ran for mayor of San Francisco and came in 4th out of 8 candidates. Biafra does not tolerate extreme liberals or conservatives; he blasts both, mainly for their hypocrisy.

[@allenellsworth5799]

I think California needs some new management.

[@christophercarty675]

MrChumpus and what about the federal monies from California?

[@FreeMTrider]

@@MrChumpus California carries this country's economy

[@MacGuffinExMachina]

Jello is pretty progressive though. Further left than your average Democrat. It's not that Brown's leftism went too far. In fact, Brown was deceivingly fiscally conservative.

[@segapena5033]

Jello is of the anarchist left and a lot more "extreme" than you think. He criticises the left from the even further left which is not the same the right wingers and centrists criticizing the left.

[@Jason17300]

You should watch Dead Kennedys live Vin, in your spare time or otherwise. Jello Biafra is a real character.

[@corpazilum5352]

Ran for... mayor, was it? Some political office anyway. I think it was mayor of San Francisco.

[@ronaldowens5025]

Green gloves show that one is tits.

[@jaded2424]

@@corpazilum5352 He ran for president, sorta.

[@Zombied77]

He's a genuine weirdo. He ran for mayor and his slogan was "There's always room for Jello".

[@universeconsciouscitizensc592]

Punk isn't often very musical, but it sure often kicks ass with the dark truth.

[@MostlyCloudy]

lmao not disappointed, you missed the point on this one too

[@MostlyCloudy]

@@richardarnold5279 but it's not from a conservative perspective ROFL it's calling out liberals for being shitty fucking centrists.

[@lukedukey]

Such a great explanation of this, he gets it 100%

[@JoHnDoE2033]

Holy Crap this song is more relevant now more than ever.

[@darkscorpion-donzaloog]

Gavin Newsom can kiss my ass.

[@stroervor]

Dead Kennedy were almost pophetics

[@odobenus159]

@r9m Jello hates extremists of all creeds. The fact that you think bringing Trump up is relevant, at all, tells us all we need to know about where you lie on the political spectrum. There are extremists on both sides, that's the whole fucking point of the song being of a liberal person attacking Jerry Brown as if he were a fucking Nazi.

[@hybridmomentz]

It’s not though. The hippie movement is long gone. The point of the song was the danger of fascists hiding behind noble concepts like peace and love but jello blatantly admitted that he was wrong about this. The fascists of today don’t hide their fascism at all. Trump is a prime example of this

[@chaospunk-x2690]

Dead Kennedys-Bleed For Me or Dead Kennedy's-We've Got A Bigger Problem Now

[@badelementofstyle5238]

Yeah, in some ways I prefer the "We've Got A Bigger Problem Now" version to this

[@craig0weston20]

So much respect for you guys. I've listened to hard-core punk since 1990 and still learning from the lyrical content today. Crass, kennedys,Conflict,Icons of filth,etc

[@Jan123.]

Love your explanation 😀 Greetings from Berlin. Well done.

[@MacGuffinExMachina]

DK are a very progressive band (I know Jello is Green Party), but it seems with the two songs you've reacted to, you wouldn't know lol. But that's what is great about them (well, them before Jello left). There isn't a bias. Jello also did two other versions of the song; one with Brown replaced with Reagan, and another replaced with Arnold Schwarzenegger. You should check them out.

[@punklover99]

You can be green party and anti dems i know i am

[@sourcreamking]

Ramones - Bonzo Goes to Bitburg (My Brain is Hanging Upside Down)

[@jacobprice8048]

Hands down my my favorite Romones song. I love Havana Affair as well

[@blanewilliams5960]

Definitely one of my favorite punk songs and #1 from the DK's who are on the top of my list. Jello Biafra is a lyrical genius imo.

[@zmdavid]

You guys should really review/analyze Dead Kennedy's "We've got a bigger problem now." It's a great follow-up to this song, due to who really ended up being president.

[@larrykinnard]

I am Emperor Ronald Reagan!

[@PPTSOTR]

Born again with fascist cravings

[@bassage13]

@@sicknasty2931 You ignorant moron. Better than Washington, Jefferson, Lincoln, etc?... dumbass.

[@bakersfielddoug]

@@sicknasty2931 Still waiting for that trickle down.....

[@aidenleach2010]

@@PPTSOTR still you make me president

[@gary42011]

Love this review

[@CobyBassett]

You know a video's going to be funny when Vin explains what he thinks Antifa is.

[@Black_Swan777]

Coby Bassett Well, ANTIFA definitely aren’t actually *Anti-Fascist* (as is proven by their behavior), so Vin is correct on that count.

[@CobyBassett]

@@Black_Swan777 Heh, that's exactly how he would say it too! Well-played...

[@segapena5033]

I wonder what 'Nazi Punks Fuck off" was about. Must have been about liberal fascists as well.🤔

[@xxdavecz3811]

@@Black_Swan777 Antifa are antifascists but militant, they are people who fight the enemy in the streets because police is protecting fascists and their attacks on free people so legally there was no justice because of corruption of police. Vin is a victim of propaganda so he doesn't know and didn't do any research, his only research is from anti-antifa propaganda. Antifa supports all free speech, civil rights, human rights but also to protect weak with using violence against enemy. Vin also doesn't know that in Europe is supporting fascism illegal (because of war unlike USA). Antifa isn't organization, it's movement with no membership or hierarchy. It's difference between Antifa and political organization, you can be in both of them but it doesn't mean, that ideas of that political organization are ideas of Antifa. Antifa movement exists because people were attacked by groups of nazis and skinheads in the streets at night every week, police didn't do nothing about it, so they organised themselves as group to protect themselves and start attacking nazis too as revenge and show them that every attack has consequences. That's antifa. So it's not political organization it's militant movement because of absence of justice.

[@zibro6379]

@@Black_Swan777 Antifa is not one single group, it's an umbrella term for everything that is anti-fascist, from liberals, over anarchists to marxist-leninists. Also not everthing that is radical or militant can be called “fascist“. Fascism is a very specific ideology, a very authoritarian form of capitalism.

[@springsource]

You nailed it man. I grew up in SoCal with a hippie mom and hippie older brother and sister. When me and my friends went punk about 1979 we were very anti hippie. To us it was all a bunch of fluffy bullshit. So when this song hit we were all over it. Nice reaction.

[@evilbob840]

One funny side effect of this song is that some neo-nazis didn't understand that it was a criticism and started going to DK shows and starting trouble. So DK wrote one of their most aggressive songs, "Nazi Punks Fuck Off."

[@21bravopunk61]

Great reaction to one of my all time favourite tracks. Good job guys.

[@h.e.pennypacker6620]

6:15 _Deutschland, Deutschland über alles_ ... Its from the 1st verse of the national anthem of Germany. Written 1841 by August Heinrich Hoffmann von Fallersleben. But we dont use the 1st verse anymore. Only the 3rd verse.

[@garynolan5798]

You're right, it was composed much earlier than the Nazi era. It's a shame Germany felt they had to change it.

[@_Mr420man]

The title of the song is a play on the former German national anthem FunFact: Former California Governor Jerry Brown was also known by the nickname “Moonbeam” Also there is an alternative version of this song called We’ve Got a Bigger Problem Now, it’s more jazzy

[@jesserasco8970]

Thank you guys for being open minded in your music selections. I subscribed to you guys simply because you are the only people that react to punk rock music. Thank you, and keep it coming!! 🙏

[@jaymacgee_A_Bawbag_Blethering]

Hell yeah…. Now we are talking !! I salute ya both 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@panpizza7924]

Dead Kennedy’s are auteurs of satire with punk rock being their pens

[@DIYMississippiFilmworks]

Love that the guy got the joke. Jello and the Dead Kennedys were a funny as hell band.

[@JMarinelli]

Indeed - they were satirists of the highest order.

[@SK1974ification]

YOU NAILED IT AND I LOVE IT!!!

[@erikmolnar6585]

You really get it man, that's awesome! Wow, dude, I'm impressed big time

[@Mgla__]

To finish punk week on a high note: Discharge - State Violence-State Control Amebix - Largactyl Misfits - Last Caress

[@horatiopallen4811]

Adi decontrol or the nightmare continues

[@jokermtb]

She won’t be able to handle ‘last caress’.....

[@benbaer3525]

the best thing about watching this video for me was finding out that they reacted to offspring - the kids aren't alright.

[@rickl4107]

I’m impressed how you got the song so quickly I had to listen to the song a few times before I originally got all of it . Good review

[@russellwishman4211]

Great pick. Great song. Great band. As usual the analysis is spot on. I enjoy your videos so much. Some of your reactions make me feel so OLD!

[@newyorknick5852]

Fresh Fruit For Rotten Vegetables and Plastic Surgery Disasters are both masterpieces of punk. Riot, Government Flu, Kill The Poor are all worth a listen.

[@seabasssimpson4547]

Mad respect for Vin, I bought this single they day it was released at Zed records and I'm amazed that somebody "gets it" all these years later after hearing it for the first time.

[@Babypapayaproductions]

Great analysis

[@jasonbarnes431]

You are very intelligent. Love your insights.

[@spych0367]

Don't know this man but the fact he picked up the meaning of the song makes me appreciate him

[@johngialluca6025]

We discovered that daughters 6th grade art teacher teaching occultism and meditation as part of the art curriculum. And yes, she had them meditating on their spirit animals and focusing on chakras during class.

[@hsrsbxfhsr]

You sir just got a subscription from a long time Dead Kennedys fan. Great analysis, glad to see you understood the song unlike many people in the comments. This song is just as relevant today as it was back in the 80s

[@thursdayaf22]

Excellent breakdown of the song

[@SamBehar]

I’m honestly surprised how chill they r with his stuff.

[@peeweewallabowski7084]

Helloween ☆ Keeper of the seven keys 🎃

[@arnaldomontes5616]

Jerry Brown was governor of CA twice. This song is basically a parody on California lifestyles

[@sebaschanable]

I knew Vin would love this! Funny enough though I didn't get all the jabs til seeing the lyrics for the first time. And I've been listening to this band so I don't know how I missed all that! DK is one of my favorite punk bands growing up and hope you two do more from them! Much love💚

[@raybeez55]

also check out police truck from dead kennedys great song

[@GuidoGrassadonio]

:/ Dead Kennedys was an hard left punk band. You are missing the point

[@fullskapunkalchemist3471]

They were, but they weren't above having songs criticizing others on the left, this song and holiday in Cambodia just happen to be two of those songs. Jello has openly criticized then Democrat aswell, he once said something along the lines of us needing another left leaning party to act as a dominant third party.

[@bigphatty5298]

Jello don't like hippies though I know that

[@frankiesayspanic]

What does it mean to you then?

[@A2Z83]

@@bigphatty5298 Ironically though if you look at old pictures of him he clearly looks like he was a hippie

[@myles2744]

@@fullskapunkalchemist3471 theyre so far left, they dont like democrats.

[@johnfalkenrath6485]

Vin you're a king. Thank you for giving me hope in humanity. You get it.

[@VinAndSori]

Yes he is ❤️~Sori

[@ussr95]

Freaking love this one guys!

[@oddlogic138]

She's not smart enough to listen to punk rock lol

[@eaglebauersrecordcollection]

Even when it’s explained to her it still goes over her head 😐

[@southbayspike]

The singer for Dead Kennedys (Jello Biafra) ran for Mayor of San Francisco during this time. You should check out the commercials for his campaign on KZbin.

[@obligatoryhandle]

southbayspike and who won that election? Dianne Fienstein. Another rotten politician still wielding enormous power 40 years later, just like Jerry Brown.

[@kogelmogel1000]

nice analysis .... greatings from Poland

[@eugemades177]

You totally got it and immediately understood it. I'm impressed and you have my respect as a music critic.

[@rubenloza1920]

Lesson of the day. Extremes of either side are messed up.

[@lukaskucera9043]

Agent Orange Everything turns Grey Bad Brains Big Take Over

[@thomas35835]

That was an excellent analysis.

[@dantofthegenxfamily9529]

Shock value man, people Thought Devo was a fascist threat. C'mon it's just people Reporting truth, not subscribing to a belief.

[@gilwood7530]

You really HEARD this song !!! ... My favorite song in 1980 ...Greatest band to dance to LOL I LOVE SEEING SOMEONE REALLY GET SOMETHING ! GREAT VID !

[@deadliestassassin3092]

I would love for u 2 to react to more Dead Kennedys. I love how Vin explains the lyrics. Dead Kennedys is 1 of my favorites and me and my slow mind i dont understand all their lyrics but know Jello Biafra is 1 of the best. Some of my favorite songs are Kill The Poor Let's Lynch The Landlord Drug Me Viva Las Vegas (cover song) Religious Vomit Moral Majority Dog Bite Nazi Punks Fuck Off We've Gotta Bigger Problem Now (Uber Alles pt3) Rawhide (cover song) Government Flu Terminal Preppie Buzzbomb Forest Fire Winnebago Warrior Riot I Am The Owl Soup Is Good Food Jock O Rama MTV Get Off The Air Stars And Stripes Of Corruption Take This Job And Shove It (cover song) Dear Abby Rambozo The Clown Fleshdunce Macho Insecurity Anarchy For Sale Chickenshit Conformist Police Truck Too Drunk To Fuck California Uber Alles and Holiday In Cambodia u already reacted to I Fought The Law (cover...kinda lol) Buzzbomb From Pasadena Have I The Right (cover song) Back In The USSR (cover song)

[@trevoradrian1657]

What about the Descendents?

[@spinedogfog581]

Great song, it's been on my playlist forever. Relevant today

[@dontworryaboutit4276]

omg about time!

[@ORION2180]

No Ramones, and more shockingly, no Stooges. How "punk" of them to omit those two bands.

[@mikekallos9248]

Dead Kennedy's Black flag definitely hard core - post punk. Dk right on border between both .

[@Filip_111]

They're not too controversial :) People always think Punk equals politics, not true if you look at the real founding fathers of the genre like The Ramones and The Stooges. It's more about being young and rebellious.

[@ORION2180]

@@Filip_111 Yes, many folks don't realize that punk is multi faceted, like every other genre. For me, The Stooges is to punk what Black Sabbath is to metal.

[@Filip_111]

@@ORION2180 And New York Dolls should be mentioned

[@silverkyrie4714]

Ramones, Stooges, and New York Dolls were all on the list I sent them. They kinda went off track a bit. Hoping all 3 are still coming this week, he said this was the last day but also said that in the Crass reaction. Think they just got posted out of order

[@ChueyiCha]

You guys are on a punk train this week, I love it!

[@MaddogJones]

Thanks for doing punk week. I wasn't a punk but did listen to alot of punk, trash and crossover. Alot of cool memories bubbled up with all these songs.

[@forky3525]

I love the commentary after the song in this video. Lol. Right on target.

[@marting6037]

Vin nailed it with his analyse and although released close on forty years ago that song is more relevant today than it ever was; genius lyrics and played masterfully. Is Sori truly not understanding any of this? At times its as though she were starring at hieroglyphics.

[@bschuler6216]

Yeah Vin! This and Holiday In Cambodia, which you've already reviewed, are bangers. I think you'd also dig: Damaged Goods by Gang Of Four Who Is Who by The Adolescents Ain't It Fun by Dead Boys Not Anymore by Dead Boys Sonic Reducer by Dead Boys 1970 by The Stooges Anywhere But Here by Blood For Blood Bloodstains by Agent Orange Injustice System by Sick Of It All

[@whitmanturner5416]

BEST REVIE EVER! Nailed it.

[@gcnd9031]

100% nailed it again

[@bmhernandez8798]

For a condescending know-it-all, Vin is a such an ignorant, dull interpreter. Punk seems to present a tremendous challenge to his sensibilities.

[@sikaniska1978]

How is vin ignorant please reason your opinon

[@sikaniska1978]

@@Glaaki13 2nd what and why

[@sikaniska1978]

@@Glaaki13 so him pointing out that left is extremely hypocrite for wanting to people to be free but at the same time limiting their freedom of speech and rushing for similar universal thought guildelines isint compareable to fasism (for sure right has similar policies as vin said)

[@sikaniska1978]

@@Glaaki13 k so no rebutralss to my arguments

[@bmhernandez8798]

@@sikaniska1978 Well, He was ignorant to the fact that Jerry Brown was even a real person.

[@ckncoke]

Dead Kennedys - We've Got A Bigger Problem Now

[@jasonthomas6341]

I have not heard this for years....STILL AWESOME.

[@whatchatalkinboutwillis9894]

The stooges -1968 and Some Black Guys from Michigan called DEATH in 1970 - All Black Guys from Washington Dc called BAD BRAINS were one of the First to Start Hard Core Punk and Reggae -The Singer HR and the drummer are Brothers were bore in Jamaica -Big influences on Henry Rollins they got him inspired to become a Punk Vocalist when he saw them Play live in Washington DC

[@PiranaOutdoors]

You should check out the version of this song called "We've got a bigger problem now" about Reagan.

[@shaitanlavey]

Or the Kalifornia Uber Alles about Bush and Arnie.

[@PiranaOutdoors]

By then they were irrelevant

[@bassage13]

@@PiranaOutdoors Because people like you turned punk into a shopping mall, MTV fad. Posers ruin everything.

[@PiranaOutdoors]

@@bassage13 anyone who says the word poser.. is automatically a poser.

[@PiranaOutdoors]

@@bassage13 it was because you can only write so much music with 3 chords and no talent.

[@yesesteban5993]

London calling , you should listen the Clash, its a important punk song

[@IntergalacticApeMan]

Vin's gonna like White Riot a lot more.

[@sopwithsnoopy8779]

Vin's friend Shariff won't like it ;)

[@larrykinnard]

They are doing Should I Stay Or Should I Go, possibly released tomorrow or as a second video tonight

[@slaydesaid8741]

Wow! :-) I've know this song pretty much since it came out and while I know that Jello Biafra's lyrics are a vital part of Dead Kennedys, I never really dug deep into the lyrics of this particular song and certainly not to the extent that you did here. Thanks a lot for this - I learned a lot about this song that I never thought about before. A huge thumbs up for this. 👍

[@ryanblubaugh4868]

Your reaction pretty much nailed it .... perfectly!

[@G.G14]

No Ramones? Lol

[@josephblumenberg6574]

You should give Don't Want to Know If You Are Lonely by Hüsker Dü a listen

[@basedsalty6970]

One of the best alternative bands out of Minnesota I love that still to this day. Thanx goodness

[@slaydesaid8741]

Legendary band. RIP Grant Hart.

[@joecouette6712]

,we consider them punk replacements were alternative

[@deanhillman7220]

I’m so glad you get the joke in the song and can fully explain it, Vin. And it is hilarious.

[@Mr1159pm]

The fact that he has to explain all of this is an indictment of the American education system.

[@ritchiemarsteller8884]

The title is an allusion to the first stanza of the national anthem of Germany, which begins with the words "Deutschland, Deutschland über alles" ("Germany, Germany above everything"). After the end of the Third Reichin 1945, this passage was removed and is no longer sung, as it is sometimes associated with Nazism and the passage in question claimed a large area of land, no longer contained in the current borders of Germany The lyrics are a pointed, satirical attack on Jerry Brown, the Governor of California from 1975-1983 (and later 2011-2019), and are sung from his perspective, as an imaginary version of Brown outlines a hippie-fascistvision of America. The line "Serpent's egg already hatched" is a reference to a comment on the corrosive nature of power from William Shakespeare's play Julius Caesar, and also a reference to the Ingmar Bergman film The Serpent's Egg set in Nazi Germany that gets its title from the Shakespeare play. The lines "Big Bro on white horse is near" and "now it is 1984" refer respectively to a statement Brown made during his first governorship that Americans were supposedly looking for "a leader on a white horse", and to the totalitarian regime of George Orwell's classic novel Nineteen Eighty-Four to describe a future (from a 1979 perspective) where Jerry Brown has become President, and his "suede/denim secret police" kill "uncool" people in "organic poison gas" chambers. The song is also an early example of Dead Kennedys' style, with heavy surf rock and militaristic overtones. It begins with sinister military-styled drums, joined by an ominous bass riff. Biafra paints the scene in low, sneering tones before bursting into the manic chanted chorus; after two verses and choruses, the song shifts into a slower middle eight section set to a martial drum beat over which Jello Biafra imagines the nightmarish actions of Brown's SS-styled secret police ("Come quietly to the camp; you'd look nice as a drawstring lamp," a reference to the allegation that lampshades were made from human skin during the Holocaust[3][4]). The pace speeds up as it approaches the last iteration of the chorus, closing with a repeated chord sequence accompanied by a final burst of explosive drums. German-American author Gero Hoschek was inspired by the song to title a 1988 magazine piece about the "Golden State" in the German Zeit Magazin weekly titled "Kalifornia Über Alles!" as well as a never produced screenplay. Biafra complained, got and liked a copy of the movie script, understood that there was no copyright violation, and used the same spelling for the song's 2004 remake with Melvins, "Kalifornia Über Alles, 21st Century".

[@iainweller452]

You should listen to Chemical Warfare by The Dead Kennedy’s that a song talking about something

[@marvinwilson7454]

Do the Dead Kennedys, "We've got a bigger problem now." It's the same song as California Uberalles, but better words.

[@atomicinjun]

Ha ha ha ha!!!!! "SIX?" I agree with the "10" ranking. On a side note, I used to work across the street from Jerry when he was Mayor of Oakland. One time, we were doing security at a swinger's party in Oakland when Mayor Brown and his security team showed up. I asked what he was doing there, and without skipping a beat, he said, "Meeting my constituents!"