The last scene was filmed to show that way by the fact that Weird Al had to sing phonetically backwards as he's walking backwards. They then reran the film backwards, so that everybody and every animal looked like they were moving backwards except that Weird Al looked like he was walking forwards and he was singing normal. You could tell though that his lips were not perfectly saying the words. That was a very cool scene!
Another little detail that shows he’s actually moving backwards is the way his hair moves back into place just before he puts on the hat, and the cuffs of his trousers move forward during each step.
Its not green screened, he just learned to linpsync the song backwards and reversed the recording. You know, like you do when you're a living legend and want to flex on everybody else.
That last scene was extremely difficult. Al had to spend weeks practicing. Learning to mouth those lines backwards, syllable for syllable. Also noteworthy was that scene with the barn frame. Al said that was the dumbest, scariest thing he has ever done. If he had been off by an inch, he would be dead now.
10:13 Florence Henderson - she played the the mom on the 70s sitcom The Brady Bunch. And a lot of other things,. But she was over 20 years older than Michelle Pfeiffer at the time of this video. That Al managed to find an mainstream, recognizable comedy actress who could be mistaken for the gorgeous Michelle Pfeiffer was a genius move.
I wouldn't say Al is making fun of the Amish people. Rather, he's poking fun at the stereotypical image society generally has about them. In any event, the man is a genius at parodies.
The movie with Coolio's videomwas Michelle Phifer. The woman in Weird Al's video is Florence Henderson also known as Mrs. Brady from The Brady Bunch. It amazes me that no one really notices. Also, you were laughing at Robinson Caruso, that entire part, "There's no phone, no lights, no motor cars, not a single luxury, like Robinson Caruso, it's as primitive as can be" is straight from the theme song of Gilligan's Island.
The line, "No lights, no phone, no motorcars..." is from the theme from Gilligan's Island, an American TV comedy from the '60s about a group of castaways and their attempts to get off the island. What a great idea to reference another isolated group who have no access to technology.
They weren't doing your man dirty. The line "no phone, no lights, no motor car, not a single luxury, like Robinson Crusoe, it's primitive as can be." is actually a lyric from the theme song of the American TV show "Gilligan's Island." Al just borrowed it.
Ohhh, okay thanks for explaining it to me. I assumed they meant the book Robinson Crusoe, which people tend to call super boring. Thanks for the clarification!
It's funny how that's so ingrained in my mind (being a bit on the older side) that I knew it instantly and so many people have never even heard of the show.
There is a high school near the Amish community in Lancaster Pennsylvania where students put on a skit of this song. They invited local Amish, who loved it.
If you really want to see how good Al can rap, check out "White & Nerdy" - a parody of "Ridin' Dirty" or "It's All About the Pentiums" - parody of "It's All About the Benjamins". You definitely should watch the original videos first, though.
I actually really like "Perform this way" a Lady Gaga parody. It's such a fun and chaotic song and video. Though of course it's not that popular like Saga Begins or Fat. Those are classic.
Lancaster county in Pennsylvania is a very well-known Amish community, so it's less a stereotype and more name recognition, even though it's hardly the only Amish community.
I don’t know about that. I mean, Weird Al is the GOAT, but The Merkins are pretty darn good. All of their horror themed parodies. I Just Called To Say I’ll Kill You by Ghostface. Friends With No Faces by Leatherface. I’ll Be Stalking You by Jason Voorhees. Careless Sister by Michael Myers. I’ll Kill You That Way by The Slash Street Boys (Michael Myers, Jason Voorhees, Freddy Krueger, Ghostface, and Leatherface). I Turned My Head Right Round by Reagan (from The Exorcist). And those are just the tip of the iceberg. It’s a very specific niche corner of the parody world, only doing parodies related to horror movies, but their lyrics are every bit as good as Weird Al’s.
Yeah I was curious about them when I saw the thumbnail, so if you think they are good, I'll give them a shot in the future, as I love horror movies and I quite like the backstreet boys as well
@@TheToaster1155 It’s a rabbit hole well worth jumping into. I think they have a song list of something like 50 songs, all parodies and all with a horror movie theme. Michael Myers does a lot of parodies of George Michael’s songs. Leatherface does a lot of famous country songs. Any songs that have to do with talking on the phone are parodied by Ghostface. It’s all really fun.
Wait really? That's so much more impressive than I thought it would be! Al certainly is super talented in that case. Couldn't imagine how much work it would of had to be to put all that together.
Three days late but the hair in this scene 11:23 Al actually wore it to an event that coolio also intended, the hair style was very painful for Al's scalp but ut was worth it, also if you want a good reaction id suggest one of his polka parodies, they're like little time capsules of music
I live near Lancaster PA and it's true, mostly Amish. It is weird seeing a horse and buggie drive down a street. I'm from CA so it was strange seeing that on a regular basis once I moved to PA.😂
Lancaster, PA is like the Amish headquarters. Fun fact: the older blond woman in the white bonnet facing him in the chair is the mom from the Brady Bunch. The woman in the original video is Michelle Pfeiffer.
12:24 He wasn't green screened in. It looks like the entire thing is just being shown in reverse. You can tell how his lips don't match up except for the final line which is still a bit off so he likely practiced mouthing the movements backward. A better way to do this would have been to switch to playing normal footage when it zooms in for the close up as the animals would no longer be visible.
"Are prices art insane" is a parody of an electronic chain named Crazy Eddies. "Crazy" Eddie Antar got in a little trouble with the law but they had great ads and the spokesman would yell are prices are insane!
There´s somewhere a short video interview with Al where he explains what he learned to say backwards. Hope the link works ruclips.net/user/shortslJ4e1WsyW-w
This video was made before green screen existed. He is actually mouthing the song and walking backwards then they showed the video backwards to make it look like he was walking and singing forward while everything else was backwards.
Everything people tell me about Al makes him so much more interesting. He's truly so talented, and I can't believe how smooth and effortlessly he, and the people behind the production, made that look. I don't think it could of looked any better!
Green screen (also known as chroma-key) had existed for years. They used blue screens instead of green until the early 1970s. Weird Al had access to green screen technology, he just chose to shoot it all live instead.
Gangsta's Paradise is a true classic. It is a song with a message, but the actual message is a bit short. It is also a bit repetitive, in many ways. Al took the concept, expanded on it, moved some scenes around, and now you have a song and video that tell a much bigger story. Instead of repeating the chorus, with conspicuous variations, you have an opening bar, but each subsequent bar is different & tells a story. I like the original, but it's awfully impressive what Al did with the song and video. It does a good job of showing some aspects of Amish life. If you tour Amish country, you really can get a quilt at a discount price.
Feel almost offended when people just say must be an American thing, The Amish, we do have them here in Canada too. Not everything is just American or US based.
My bad, I have very limited knowledge being Australian and all, and movies and Books only ever talk about them being an American community. Thank you for informing me however, and I apologise if I seemed ignorant.
You totally missed the scene where Weird AL actually risked his life. He could have been crushed to death by the steel reinforced bard that fell over him.
According to the last Weird Al reaction I saw you do, you've heard Eat It and Smells Like Nervana, and now you say you've heard Fat. So that's three songs before you started reacting so far.
Yeah, I remembered a couple since my mom used to listen to them. I honestly didn't even realise Fat was by Weird Al until after the first reaction. I may even know a few more, since my mom used to listen to him all the time. so I'll try to not do songs I've heard before.
I just hit subscribe, 'cause you were having so much fun watching Al, and who doesn't?? He really is brilliant with lyrics, videos (and let's not forget his accordion skills🪗). He's a really sweet guy in person, as well!
"no phone no lights no motorcars not a single luxury, like robinson carusoe it's as primitive as can be." This is a cultural reference there's no reason you should get as an australian. these lyrics are lifted from the opening theme to Gilligan's Island. Just like the lady who's doing the Michelle Pfeiffer part from COolio's video is Mrs. Brady. Florence Hendersen. Oh, and Al did get into a bit of trouble for the 'crazy mennonite" line
If you were truly Amish, you would never see it or hear it. They don't have any kind of secular music. Love Al you should do " Word Crimes" and " White and Nerdy". Enjoy
apologies, if already mentioned...WA tries to get celerities to make cameos in his videos. In this one, the woman featured through out is Florence Henderson (Brady Bunch''s Mom)
You file him walking backwards with everything going forward, then you play the video backward and look like he is walking forward. What how his hands move.
Such a thing sounds so foreign to me, I couldn't imagine seeing horse drawn buggies on the roads haha. But it's quite cool that they are able to do their own thing in relative safety :)
In Wisconsin USA, there is a Lancaster, which used to be all Amish, before it expanded. Every state in the US that has a town named Lancaster, was founded by, and still occupied by the Amish. It is true, lol.
@Wayne King , I was being facetious in a way (hence the lol). I am surprised you have never seen Amish considering there is a Lancaster about 70 miles away in New Hampshire. Have you ever left your home town? I know they exist in NE Vermont. Brownington has been flooded by Amish since 2015. They are there. Go check it out.
@@profanepersonality I've lived all over the state including Brownington, Haven't been there recently though. I'm no expert on the Amish as you seem to be
@Wayne King , I used to work for different Amish, Mennonites, and German Baptists, driving them to places across the country for work and family affairs. They are all basically the same but have slightly different regulations on what they can and cannot participatein for us "English" (they all call us English, even though we're American). That is how I know about them. Good people with work ethic and good food for the most part. Last job was with a German Baptist family, and the "boss" used my smartphone which was technically not allowed and when I got it back after four hours, I looked at my search history, and he looked up horse pornography, with people. Multiple searches. No joke, but I quit driving him after that, because it just weirded me out. 🤣🤣🤣
Oh no no, I'm aware 😅 I just meant as in my parents never listen to music like that, and so, even if my parents, who hate hip hop know and like gangster's paradise, then it must be a pretty dang big song
I just realized there is a link between the main story in the magazine ("Plow My Field") and the lyrics to Spinal Tap's "Sex Farm": Working up a hot sweat Crouching in your pea patch Plowing through your bean field Planting my seed
I'm not entirely sure what you mean sorry? I know this is a joke. An extremely funny one at that. So I'm not sure why you think I didn't enjoy it? Did I say something that made me seem offended or something? Because I can assure you that every second of this song was perfect. I'm just a little bit confused as to why you may think I'm woke from this? Thanks :)
Lancaster is in central in Pennsylvania and does have an Amish community. The Amish are clustered in Pennsylvania and Ohio. Unrelated to the Amish but I've been to Lancaster a bunch of times for the huge Renaissance Faire they have there.
The last scene was filmed to show that way by the fact that Weird Al had to sing phonetically backwards as he's walking backwards. They then reran the film backwards, so that everybody and every animal looked like they were moving backwards except that Weird Al looked like he was walking forwards and he was singing normal. You could tell though that his lips were not perfectly saying the words. That was a very cool scene!
I was going to say that very thing, but you beat me to it.
That's honestly so amazing. Makes the entire video a whole lot more impressive! Incredibly talented man!
Not only that, but his steps are slightly off from the swings of his arms as well. Something that normally doesn't happen when walking forward.
Yup. No green screen. :)
Another little detail that shows he’s actually moving backwards is the way his hair moves back into place just before he puts on the hat, and the cuffs of his trousers move forward during each step.
Its not green screened, he just learned to linpsync the song backwards and reversed the recording. You know, like you do when you're a living legend and want to flex on everybody else.
The lady in Weird Al's video is Florence Henderson who played Carol Brady from the Brady Bunch TV series.
That last scene was extremely difficult. Al had to spend weeks practicing. Learning to mouth those lines backwards, syllable for syllable.
Also noteworthy was that scene with the barn frame. Al said that was the dumbest, scariest thing he has ever done. If he had been off by an inch, he would be dead now.
10:13 Florence Henderson - she played the the mom on the 70s sitcom The Brady Bunch. And a lot of other things,. But she was over 20 years older than Michelle Pfeiffer at the time of this video. That Al managed to find an mainstream, recognizable comedy actress who could be mistaken for the gorgeous Michelle Pfeiffer was a genius move.
I wouldn't say Al is making fun of the Amish people. Rather, he's poking fun at the stereotypical image society generally has about them. In any event, the man is a genius at parodies.
He truly is. For the most part, he seemed to be honestly quite respectful, rather than making fun of them, so I appreciate that a lot from him!
The movie with Coolio's videomwas Michelle Phifer. The woman in Weird Al's video is Florence Henderson also known as Mrs. Brady from The Brady Bunch. It amazes me that no one really notices. Also, you were laughing at Robinson Caruso, that entire part, "There's no phone, no lights, no motor cars, not a single luxury, like Robinson Caruso, it's as primitive as can be" is straight from the theme song of Gilligan's Island.
From the closing credits. People who have only seen it in re-runs might hear the first part and not the end. 🙂
The reruns used to play both credits, back in the 80s.
The line, "No lights, no phone, no motorcars..." is from the theme from Gilligan's Island, an American TV comedy from the '60s about a group of castaways and their attempts to get off the island. What a great idea to reference another isolated group who have no access to technology.
It was actually originally a parody of Stevie Wonders Pastime Paradise
They weren't doing your man dirty. The line "no phone, no lights, no motor car, not a single luxury, like Robinson Crusoe, it's primitive as can be." is actually a lyric from the theme song of the American TV show "Gilligan's Island." Al just borrowed it.
Ohhh, okay thanks for explaining it to me. I assumed they meant the book Robinson Crusoe, which people tend to call super boring. Thanks for the clarification!
@TheToaster1155 well it still refers to the book.
It's funny how that's so ingrained in my mind (being a bit on the older side) that I knew it instantly and so many people have never even heard of the show.
Oops
Gilligan’s Island is a little before my time (never even really watched it in reruns) but I was aware of that line from the theme song.
Weird Al's song is what I hear in my head whenever gangster's paradise is played anywhere.
It is what I hear in my head whenever I am trying to get around one of those carriages on the highway.
Amish people have seen it and thought it was funny. The ones asked, were not offended.
That's good to know! I don't have too much knowledge about the Amish- But I'm sure they are aware its all in good fun :)
Coolios video had Michelle Pfieffer. From the movie Dangerous Minds.
This woman in this video is Florence Henderson. From The Brady Bunch.
If you are going to to listen to Al rap, you need to listen to "Hardware Store". 3rd verse especially.
I second Hardware Store. Insane rap in that one.
There is a high school near the Amish community in Lancaster Pennsylvania where students put on a skit of this song. They invited local Amish, who loved it.
Well you can’t get mad when a little kid is singing it.
If you really want to see how good Al can rap, check out "White & Nerdy" - a parody of "Ridin' Dirty" or "It's All About the Pentiums" - parody of "It's All About the Benjamins". You definitely should watch the original videos first, though.
Or his original "Hardware Store"
I actually really like "Perform this way" a Lady Gaga parody. It's such a fun and chaotic song and video. Though of course it's not that popular like Saga Begins or Fat. Those are classic.
I second the recommendation for Perform This Way.
@@MichaelBurhans Me too.
As someone who lives in a Amish county this this hits different 😂😂 always holding up traffic with their horses
And you gotta be careful. I watched that show Amish Mafia and thought drive slowly.
Lancaster county in Pennsylvania is a very well-known Amish community, so it's less a stereotype and more name recognition, even though it's hardly the only Amish community.
The blonde woman is Florence Henderson, the mother from the Brady Bunch tv show
Nope - the entire final scene was just reversed, which meant that Weird Al had to learn to literally sing the last verse backwards in proper time.
Geez- He is so, incredibly talented!
There is no other parody, Weird Al is THE G.O.A.T.
(Cleatus T. Judd for country only parodies)
I don’t know about that. I mean, Weird Al is the GOAT, but The Merkins are pretty darn good. All of their horror themed parodies. I Just Called To Say I’ll Kill You by Ghostface. Friends With No Faces by Leatherface. I’ll Be Stalking You by Jason Voorhees. Careless Sister by Michael Myers. I’ll Kill You That Way by The Slash Street Boys (Michael Myers, Jason Voorhees, Freddy Krueger, Ghostface, and Leatherface). I Turned My Head Right Round by Reagan (from The Exorcist). And those are just the tip of the iceberg. It’s a very specific niche corner of the parody world, only doing parodies related to horror movies, but their lyrics are every bit as good as Weird Al’s.
Yeah I was curious about them when I saw the thumbnail, so if you think they are good, I'll give them a shot in the future, as I love horror movies and I quite like the backstreet boys as well
@@TheToaster1155 It’s a rabbit hole well worth jumping into. I think they have a song list of something like 50 songs, all parodies and all with a horror movie theme. Michael Myers does a lot of parodies of George Michael’s songs. Leatherface does a lot of famous country songs. Any songs that have to do with talking on the phone are parodied by Ghostface. It’s all really fun.
Well can't go wrong with that! I love George Michael, and country is one of my favourite genres. I'll give it a go at some point soon!
On the backwards part, Al had to walk and talk backwards 11:57
Wait really? That's so much more impressive than I thought it would be! Al certainly is super talented in that case. Couldn't imagine how much work it would of had to be to put all that together.
Three days late but the hair in this scene 11:23 Al actually wore it to an event that coolio also intended, the hair style was very painful for Al's scalp but ut was worth it, also if you want a good reaction id suggest one of his polka parodies, they're like little time capsules of music
actually, if the Amish person was on Rumspringa, they could watch the video
Thanks for the info! It's quite fascinating to learn about honestly. Never knew they are given a chance to decide whether to stay Amish or not 🤔
Al deserves his own playlist. Wiki has a good list of his works.😊
I'll definitely make one soon, as I do my next reaction. I plan to hopefully get around to another Al song sometime this week :)
I live near Lancaster PA and it's true, mostly Amish. It is weird seeing a horse and buggie drive down a street. I'm from CA so it was strange seeing that on a regular basis once I moved to PA.😂
Lancaster, PA is like the Amish headquarters.
Fun fact: the older blond woman in the white bonnet facing him in the chair is the mom from the Brady Bunch.
The woman in the original video is Michelle Pfeiffer.
Al is the parody G.O.A.T.
Weird Al is hilarious.. sidenote, look at how fast you are growing, you have a wonderful personality..I knew you would grow fast
He definitely is!
Haha thank you! I'm glad you think that, and appreciate the support :)
The woman you're referring to is American actress Florence Henderson. She played the mother on a very popular 1970's show called "The Brady Bunch".
12:24 He wasn't green screened in. It looks like the entire thing is just being shown in reverse. You can tell how his lips don't match up except for the final line which is still a bit off so he likely practiced mouthing the movements backward. A better way to do this would have been to switch to playing normal footage when it zooms in for the close up as the animals would no longer be visible.
No boats, no motor cars not a single luxury is a line from Gilligan's Island theme song.
"I'm a million times as humble as thou art" lol that's not humble :)
EDIT: Ah, you said it shortly after I posted this. :)
"Are prices art insane" is a parody of an electronic chain named Crazy Eddies. "Crazy" Eddie Antar got in a little trouble with the law but they had great ads and the spokesman would yell are prices are insane!
The lady in the bonnet that he points/pokes his finger at was the mom on The Brady Bunch tv show.
Give a listen to the original by Stevie Wonder, Pasttime Paradise some time, good song
There´s somewhere a short video interview with Al where he explains what he learned to say backwards.
Hope the link works ruclips.net/user/shortslJ4e1WsyW-w
The woman in the video played the Mother on the American TV show The Brady Bunch, Florence Henderson.
In the Coolio video it was Michelle Pfeiffer.
Lancaster and Bird In Hand Pennsylvania. Yes sir
This video was made before green screen existed. He is actually mouthing the song and walking backwards then they showed the video backwards to make it look like he was walking and singing forward while everything else was backwards.
Everything people tell me about Al makes him so much more interesting. He's truly so talented, and I can't believe how smooth and effortlessly he, and the people behind the production, made that look. I don't think it could of looked any better!
Green screen (also known as chroma-key) had existed for years. They used blue screens instead of green until the early 1970s. Weird Al had access to green screen technology, he just chose to shoot it all live instead.
Definitely need more Weird Al please and thank you
Gangsta's Paradise is a true classic. It is a song with a message, but the actual message is a bit short. It is also a bit repetitive, in many ways. Al took the concept, expanded on it, moved some scenes around, and now you have a song and video that tell a much bigger story. Instead of repeating the chorus, with conspicuous variations, you have an opening bar, but each subsequent bar is different & tells a story. I like the original, but it's awfully impressive what Al did with the song and video. It does a good job of showing some aspects of Amish life. If you tour Amish country, you really can get a quilt at a discount price.
LANCASTER PENNSYLVANIA AMISH COMMUNITY. I'm over your interruptions....talk talk talk. STF
Feel almost offended when people just say must be an American thing, The Amish, we do have them here in Canada too. Not everything is just American or US based.
My bad, I have very limited knowledge being Australian and all, and movies and Books only ever talk about them being an American community. Thank you for informing me however, and I apologise if I seemed ignorant.
You totally missed the scene where Weird AL actually risked his life.
He could have been crushed to death by the steel reinforced bard that fell over him.
And AL directed this video.
that is actaully Florence Henderson that played Mrs.Bradyinthe brady bunch. not michelle Pfiefer
According to the last Weird Al reaction I saw you do, you've heard Eat It and Smells Like Nervana, and now you say you've heard Fat. So that's three songs before you started reacting so far.
Yeah, I remembered a couple since my mom used to listen to them. I honestly didn't even realise Fat was by Weird Al until after the first reaction. I may even know a few more, since my mom used to listen to him all the time. so I'll try to not do songs I've heard before.
@@TheToaster1155 A good one I recommend is Hardware Store.
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The woman is Mrs. Brady (Florence Henderson) from The Brady Bunch.
The "no lights....as primitive as can be." is a quote from the opening of Gilligan's Isle (sitcom in the 1960s)
I just hit subscribe, 'cause you were having so much fun watching Al, and who doesn't?? He really is brilliant with lyrics, videos (and let's not forget his accordion skills🪗). He's a really sweet guy in person, as well!
"no phone no lights no motorcars not a single luxury, like robinson carusoe it's as primitive as can be." This is a cultural reference there's no reason you should get as an australian. these lyrics are lifted from the opening theme to Gilligan's Island. Just like the lady who's doing the Michelle Pfeiffer part from COolio's video is Mrs. Brady. Florence Hendersen. Oh, and Al did get into a bit of trouble for the 'crazy mennonite" line
Michelle Phifer was in the movie and video with Coolio, the lady in Weird Al's was the lady that played Mrs. Brady on the Brady bunch.
If you were truly Amish, you would never see it or hear it. They don't have any kind of secular music. Love Al you should do " Word Crimes" and " White and Nerdy". Enjoy
apologies, if already mentioned...WA tries to get celerities to make cameos in his videos. In this one, the woman featured through out is Florence Henderson (Brady Bunch''s Mom)
You file him walking backwards with everything going forward, then you play the video backward and look like he is walking forward. What how his hands move.
Brand new to you. I don't know if you already did "Smells Like Nirvana", but if not, check it out.
I understand that you have to stop do to RUclips, But when you stop too much, You kill the flow. Music has a flow, Kill the flow, Kill the music.
Yup, Lancaster is a real place.
I've heard that real Amish used to go to Best Buy to see this video for a laugh (when it was new) and then go home.
He learned all of the words backwards to film the last scene. Dedication.
It is pronounced Lank aster not Lan caster.
Oh, sorry about that, my bad.
Thank you for the correction :)
Lancaster is in my home state. You were giving it a British pronunciation. In my state I have scene quite a few Amish buggies drawn by horse.
Such a thing sounds so foreign to me, I couldn't imagine seeing horse drawn buggies on the roads haha. But it's quite cool that they are able to do their own thing in relative safety :)
@@TheToaster1155 They live a very simple life.
She/'the woman', is a famous actress "Michelle Pfeiffer"
Ezekiel: biblical figure, saw a wheel within a wheel on the sky, common name in religious communities
Yes, react to the Slashstreet Boys, or anything else by the Merkins!
Want to hear Al rapping? Do "Withe and nerdy". Parody on "ridin'"
The gal at 10:37 is the mom from Brady Bunch.
No he also went was going backwards at the end. He's so smart to get his lips to match too.
Lancaster is in Amish country in Pennsyvania
Weird Al learned th scene backwards
So woke you can’t see straight
MAN YOU TALKIN WAAAAAY TOOO MUCH
Great Video Reaction! 🙂
In Wisconsin USA, there is a Lancaster, which used to be all Amish, before it expanded. Every state in the US that has a town named Lancaster, was founded by, and still occupied by the Amish. It is true, lol.
Wrong, I live in Vermont we don't have a Lancaster or have I ever seen an Amish in Vermont in all of my 63 years
@Wayne King , I was being facetious in a way (hence the lol). I am surprised you have never seen Amish considering there is a Lancaster about 70 miles away in New Hampshire. Have you ever left your home town? I know they exist in NE Vermont. Brownington has been flooded by Amish since 2015. They are there. Go check it out.
@@profanepersonality I've lived all over the state including Brownington, Haven't been there recently though. I'm no expert on the Amish as you seem to be
@Wayne King , I used to work for different Amish, Mennonites, and German Baptists, driving them to places across the country for work and family affairs. They are all basically the same but have slightly different regulations on what they can and cannot participatein for us "English" (they all call us English, even though we're American). That is how I know about them. Good people with work ethic and good food for the most part. Last job was with a German Baptist family, and the "boss" used my smartphone which was technically not allowed and when I got it back after four hours, I looked at my search history, and he looked up horse pornography, with people. Multiple searches. No joke, but I quit driving him after that, because it just weirded me out. 🤣🤣🤣
Lol says his parents even know the song. So I guess he doesn't realize it came out 28 years ago.
Oh no no, I'm aware 😅 I just meant as in my parents never listen to music like that, and so, even if my parents, who hate hip hop know and like gangster's paradise, then it must be a pretty dang big song
WEIRD AL IS MY HERO LOL
His churning is excessive…Omgggg😂😂”That’s the crew you guys…” 😂😂😂😂😂”Plow my field.”😂😂
I just realized there is a link between the main story in the magazine ("Plow My Field") and the lyrics to Spinal Tap's "Sex Farm": Working up a hot sweat
Crouching in your pea patch
Plowing through your bean field
Planting my seed
You are to woke to enjoy the joke
I'm not entirely sure what you mean sorry? I know this is a joke. An extremely funny one at that.
So I'm not sure why you think I didn't enjoy it? Did I say something that made me seem offended or something? Because I can assure you that every second of this song was perfect. I'm just a little bit confused as to why you may think I'm woke from this? Thanks :)
@@TheToaster1155 Hey I had to rib you.
Haha, fair enough mate 😅 my bad.
Lancaster is in central in Pennsylvania and does have an Amish community. The Amish are clustered in Pennsylvania and Ohio. Unrelated to the Amish but I've been to Lancaster a bunch of times for the huge Renaissance Faire they have there.
Those aren't the only states that have Amish.
@@patrickseidel8625 They have by far the largest population. Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana reprsent 2/3rds of the Amish in the country.
The Saga Begins is a must.
I will add it to my list! :)
One of my favorites. Genius..