@Shaun McKee everybody rips off someone else. Revolution would not exist without Pee Wee Crayton. Come Together would not exist without Chuck Berry. I Feel Fine would not exist without Bobby Parker. There are probably others I'm forgetting as well. Not to mention what I'm sure would amount to probably thousands of examples across all of music.
Oh for Christ sake . They're friends and mike was drunk and razzing his pals . Just like " whoa on The Whoas" Exposing ?? Haha ...trivial ...even my mom knows it's the Beatles melody ..
You either love him or hate him, Fat Mike says it like it is. WHOA on the WHOAS having a dig at punk bands always using WHOA as background chorus. When he joined Pennywise for Bro Hymn - He began to sing ATOM BOMB, from Social Distortion...and now this lmao....hes not wrong though!
Mike trolls everyone if their song sounds familiar to others!! The best one being the time he got on stage with NOFX and sang Amoeba over the c-part of We Called It America.... oh that's his own band? Ah well....
Lust for Life by Iggy, that song from Jet, and the intro to Touch me by the doors......all the same beat. So what. Why Is everyone in the comments concerned about music that sounds like other music
@@rkoopmans8536 Noodles isn't pissed. Mike is friends with Offspring, they both came out of California during the early 90s punk scene. They just fuck with eachother from time to time, but they are still friends.
^all offspring songs after ixnay sound the same, especially after co1. Their new stuff is just flat out overproduced nostalgia-trash. But same for NOFX lately, and basically every other punk band from the 90s.
offspring is a good band. granted, nofx is on a diff level. whether it matters? nofx's genuinity speaks volumes in its raw form of having a code. fuck yeah its awesome! i mean , i grew up with both..and love me some 'bad habit" . but im more of a fat mike , only thin. cos dad is thin , and the son has a drug issue. issuance. hahah,asd,dlfp[b/b...eqhhg,./a[e[lfl/
the bad habit mention is not a set up for a comparison. id love to cover that fuckin track. damnnn .... ( so yeah dun go comparin shit..., its all brown-ish.)
nah fuck that noise. Offspring did the equivalent of walking up to the biggest toughest dude at the party, and said "beat the shit outta me" and Fat Mike being the biggest toughest dude in this analogy went "OK" and you're the lame asshole standing outside the party looking in going "hey it's not cool to hit people"
Uh, Staring At The Sun, Americana, Have You Ever, Pay The Man...songs like those aren't "selling out". This isn't the sell-out album, in my books, it was the last great album, THEN you have the ones that pander to much wider audiences
fun fact: if you make money marketed as "punk rock", and Fat Mike is anywhere near you, he WILL get on stage, he WILL take the mic, and he WILL sing.
😂😂😂
He should do that with Green Day , that would be awesome😅
The Beatles did an awesome job of writing this.
That's all I can hear whenever I hear this song. Obladi, oblada.
Nah nah nah nah life goes on
The Offspring , NOFX , Pennywise , Rancid , Bad Religion and Epitaph 94-95
All of my favourite bands
+David Smash Yes! Youre so right
yeah man
for me it was more like 92-98 , but still..
It was a beautiful experience and great music
My favorite bands lol
Fat Mike is a fucking legend, exposing Noodles and the Offspring for the song sounding a lot like The Beatles' "Ob La Di, Ob La Da." 😂😂😂
This has been common knowledge since the 90s.
Shaun McKee I’m well aware of that, just saying this is a pretty funny way of showing the similarities
@Shaun McKee everybody rips off someone else. Revolution would not exist without Pee Wee Crayton. Come Together would not exist without Chuck Berry. I Feel Fine would not exist without Bobby Parker. There are probably others I'm forgetting as well. Not to mention what I'm sure would amount to probably thousands of examples across all of music.
He didn’t “expose” them at all… we all had them pegged the second the single/Americana were released by pressing Play on the cassette…
"obla di obla da" REKT.
i approve this cameo
Fat Mikes a straight up G as in gangsta
mikes trolling them with the likeness to the Beatles song oh-bla-di-oh-bla-da
It's not a likeness...It's the same exact song
this doesn't need to be explained. Everyone knows they ripped off the beatles.
@@gregl2138 Fuck off. Every rock and roll song is a ripp off of something. It's fine.
@@theothertonydutch lol he said "dexter wrote a beatles song"
thanks for explaining
My old man thought this song sounded like The Beatles too back then ha ha that's brilliant
Oh for Christ sake . They're friends and mike was drunk and razzing his pals . Just like " whoa on The Whoas"
Exposing ?? Haha ...trivial ...even my mom knows it's the Beatles melody ..
Whoah on the whoahs is the best single NOFX song!
seriously, everyone knows fat mike takes the piss out of everyone. including his friends
Mike's been salty towards these guys since they made it big on Smash so I'd imagine this is 50/50 friend trolling/really giving them shit
great show it was great
Life goes on
it went and saw rancid and nofx and the bands on the right stage for my birthday
Jay Barriere rancid is fucking killer
This is amazing :´D
that was awesome
Marty, you have to go back and change this shit
Don't you mean that was heavy duty?
you mean "heavy"
I love the Offspring. My favorite band and I love this song but Mike is right lol Still love the song though
the Offspring is your favourite band? that's really fucked up.
12 year old detected
I feel the same exact way. And hey, apparently the Beatles" stole" "Come Together" from Chuck Berry.
@@3cs3hs why is that fucked up?
Ignore the haters. Listen to what you love!
I loved offspring growing up, until i heard nofx. I was like omg its like a better version of offspring.
You either love him or hate him, Fat Mike says it like it is. WHOA on the WHOAS having a dig at punk bands always using WHOA as background chorus. When he joined Pennywise for Bro Hymn - He began to sing ATOM BOMB, from Social Distortion...and now this lmao....hes not wrong though!
how could anyone honestly hate him? He does a lot of drugs and doesn't afraid of anything.
Bad religion's 21st century digital boy too
he prefers "ahh"s and "na na na na-na na"s.
Mike trolls everyone if their song sounds familiar to others!! The best one being the time he got on stage with NOFX and sang Amoeba over the c-part of We Called It America.... oh that's his own band? Ah well....
And when he sang Basket Case over The Longest Line :')
Lust for Life by Iggy, that song from Jet, and the intro to Touch me by the doors......all the same beat. So what. Why Is everyone in the comments concerned about music that sounds like other music
I love fat mike. Nobody like him in music
and a splash of punk...
the singer seems very bored. hahha very good cameo from fat mike !
you gotta think he's sang this song on like every tour since 1999, probably at like 90% of the shows. He's so sick of it! xD
He's probably thinking "oh shit I shouldn't have written these vocal parts so high"
This is EPIC SAVAGERY
ahhah at least they took it, graffin looked all mad in that vid where mike gets on stage drunk on bad religion
Fatty molesto❤❤❤❤
*Oasis copies the beatles*
Everyone: ok
The offspring copies one melody
Everyone: *so you have chosen death*
The band is not amused. But I am...
You can tell Noodles is pissed because he kinda tilts hi head at mike after he sang.
@@rkoopmans8536 Noodles isn't pissed. Mike is friends with Offspring, they both came out of California during the early 90s punk scene. They just fuck with eachother from time to time, but they are still friends.
I can never tell if they have some rivalry or not.
Scruffy P no they're buddies
Scruffy P just bustin' balls.
they're friends., but no rivalry. NOFX is bar far the superior band. And it isn't even close.
A Dev NOFX songs all sound the same
^all offspring songs after ixnay sound the same, especially after co1. Their new stuff is just flat out overproduced nostalgia-trash. But same for NOFX lately, and basically every other punk band from the 90s.
epic
When I hear this song I think in the Beatles obla- di-obla-da ...
FAT MIKE VS FAT DEXTER
Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da
Ob La Di, Ob La Da." xd
domaditos los ofpring
Lol it's a Beatles song. Love fat Mike
Jajajajajaa la rompió Fat Mike
tempe beach park? tempe?? AZ??? and i didnt go???? :'(
Fat Mike was clearly making fun of them because that song is a copied. I love The Offspring since 1997 but they fucked up with that song.
offspring is a good band. granted, nofx is on a diff level. whether it matters? nofx's genuinity speaks volumes in its raw form of having a code. fuck yeah its awesome! i mean , i grew up with both..and love me some 'bad habit" . but im more of a fat mike , only thin. cos dad is thin , and the son has a drug issue. issuance. hahah,asd,dlfp[b/b...eqhhg,./a[e[lfl/
the bad habit mention is not a set up for a comparison. id love to cover that fuckin track. damnnn .... ( so yeah dun go comparin shit..., its all brown-ish.)
we never like to sing whoa's...
oblah dee oblah dah--ill have what Mikes having
Anyone else think Dexter and Noodles are choked at Mike? Lol
beatless ; (
wow they act like a country band
pretty sure Fat Mike exposed this song as another oh-bla-di-oh-bla-da with different words
what a drop kick man, you don't turn up and do that shit, dexter looks so pissed, i would be too.
nah fuck that noise. Offspring did the equivalent of walking up to the biggest toughest dude at the party, and said "beat the shit outta me" and Fat Mike being the biggest toughest dude in this analogy went "OK" and you're the lame asshole standing outside the party looking in going "hey it's not cool to hit people"
What if Paul McCartney showed up and did that?
It just occurred to me. Mike is a closet case..
He's just having fun. You're probably some uptight loser so it's not like your opinion would matter much anyways.
Dexter is the best singer ever
I love the offspring but this album fucking sucked....sold out to corporate run radio stations
Uh, Staring At The Sun, Americana, Have You Ever, Pay The Man...songs like those aren't "selling out". This isn't the sell-out album, in my books, it was the last great album, THEN you have the ones that pander to much wider audiences
mikes trolling them with the likeness to the Beatles song oh-bla-di-oh-bla-da