Maybe not the best, but Will Ferrell has contributed to some of the best skits in SNL history. Roxbury, Spartan Cheerleaders, Short Shorts for USA, Celebrity Jeopardy, Harry Caray, Robert Goulet, the list goes on.
"Don't Fear the Reaper" by Blue Oyster Cult is a real song. And the first time I played it in Rock Band, I realized there was a WHOLE LOT of cowbell in it.
That is the delicious irony of the whole thing. I listened to this song for decades and never noticed the cowbell until after this skit. I love how they emphasize the cowbell when so many like myself didn't even notice it. This is great.
Actually the official version barely has any. It's there, but just barely noticeable. Still, I love the song and the skit. Even the band was dumbfounded when they found out about the skit being based around it with it being so quiet.
The absurdity is the point. This sketch did make a mark, however. Shortly after this, when touring, Blue Oyster Cult would xhoose a lucky member of the audience to join them on stage to play cowbell.
I just ran into Will Ferrell 2 nights ago at a restaurant. My band was eating at restaurant before our show and Will comes in. I went out to my trailer, dug out my cowbell from my drum kit, and Will signed it! Then played my show with signed cowbell from Will.
Were you in Indianapolis? He's filming a documentary(?) driving across the country and was spotted in several places around Indy. He was sitting in a lawn chair and filming in the parking lot of a Walmart on the south side and later was at the Indiana Pacers NBA game.
There is a long lost skit from SNL where a Census taker knocks on the door of a resident. The resident is played by Walken. It is one of Walken's best SNL skits. It used to be on YT but has disappeared now.
@@luckylady7542 I found it on NBC's site by googling "SNL where a Census taker knocks on the door of a resident". I don't think yt would let me post the link here.
During REHEARSAL Will wore a normal sized shirt. For taping, he came out wearing one too short and caught the cast off guard and they laughed in the skit. So Will laughed too.
Don't Fear the Reaper is a great song. Per Wikipedia: Released as an edited single (omitting the slow building interlude in the original), the song is Blue Öyster Cult's highest chart success, reaching #7 in Cash Box and #12 on the Billboard Hot 100 in late 1976. Critical reception was positive and in December 2003 "(Don't Fear) The Reaper" was listed at number 405 on Rolling Stone's list of the top 500 songs of all time.[4]
"The cock of the walk, baby" because its supposed to be 1976 it's his way of saying "Yeah, I'm the G.O.A.T" Great vid reaction and one of my favorite skits 😂
For people of age to have seen or at least heard about this skit when it came out, "a little more cowbell" has been legendary. Proper use of this would be like "I think this is almost perfect", (response) "It needs more cowbell bro". And if your around 40 or so... you know exactly what this means. 😆
If you watch when Bruce Dickinson goes back into the sound booth if you pay close attention you see him laughing his butt off. Then being dead serious when leaving the booth. Lol
The fact that you're reviewing this seriously as a musical peice instead of a skit (unintentional? I can't tell) is even more hilarious than the comedy on display. You considered more cowbell as legitimate feedback & I fell off my chair. Thank you.
OMG this is the real blue oyster cult playing and the cow bell player is Will Farrel not a real member of the band. The director is chris walken an actor. this is a satire, not a real gig. why are you analysing it? its comedy
When Queens of the Stone Age played SNL in 05, Will came out in this outfit and danced around the stage playing the cowbell while QOTSA played. I remember watching it live on TV as a QOTSA fan, and long time SNL fan, and went crazy lol If anyone hasn't seen it check it out. They played the song "Little Sister".
I can't believe you haven't heard of the "More Cowbell" meme, but of course it had its heyday before even the Internet was commercial, let alone the Web.
I just can't believe you didn't immediately recognize Christopher Walken, Will Ferrell, Jimmy Fallon... And of course the song Don't Fear the Reaper by Blue Oyster Cult. 🤦
Just have to suspend logic for true enjoyment of this farce. Comedy greats Wil Farrell, Chris Kattan, Jimmy Fallon et al., along with guest host, actor Christopher Walken. And may as well react to the actual song now! It's a 70's classic.
Bruce Dickinson didn’t produce this song. He did however work on the production when it was released on a best of compilation CD years later. And yes, it’s THAT Bruce Dickinson, lead singer for Iron Maiden. The SNL folks looked at the reissue info, not the original release info.
I saw BOC at a local casino and there was a group of women that marched and danced up and down the isles and all around the audience with cow bells when Don't Fear The Reaper was played! Classic!!!!!!!!
Mr Lloyd, this is SNL and this is a skit ... This song is one of Blue Oyster Cults greatest and is as a matter of fact their biggest hit and the person playing Cow Bell is the SNL player and Actor known as "Will Ferrell" and this is one of SNL's greatest skits of all time.
I've got a fever and the only prescription is more cowbell 😂😂😂 is literally my childhood. We would say it all the time to each other in our best Walkin impression.
@@kennythompson9682 yeah like I'm expecting to find someone pointing out what a legend Bruce Dickinson is but instead I find an explanation for Will Ferrell and Christoher Walken
True story Christopher Walken said that this skit was the thing he regretted most in his career because he can't even go to a Italian restaurant and order spaghetti without the waiter/waitress asking him if he would like more cowbell with that. He also dislikes Will Ferrell because of this and kinda blames him for it.
Christopher Walken’s unknown phrase was “ the cock of the walk” alluding to the rooster’s proud strut about the barnyard , asserting his rule over hens and chicks; a conceited bossy person
How does someone get to be his age and not have heard "Don't Fear the Reaper?" Did he live in a monastery all his life? I swear, these first time react channels are ridiculous sometimes.
Christopher Walken is just so good. My favorite SNL sketch with him in it is the Googly Eyes Gardener. It's so funny, and it's entirely due to Christopher Walken's one-of-a-kind delivery.
The skit is fun. The song... is called a classic for a reason and it's not that it is almost 50 years old. this song always brings me to the same emotional place.
This became a bit at Dallas Mavericks games after Sacramento brought cowbell to a playoff game to distract players during free throws. Cuban put together a whole theme where Walken would just pop up at games and ask for the prescription of more cowbell.
Exactly! I didn't enjoy your reaction at all. It's a hilarious comedy skit, and you're trying to seriously analyze it? This would have been funny even if it was real! I thought this was going to be great, but instead I just ended up getting annoyed with you.
Yes, it's a real, well known song from the Seventies, and, yes, it includes a cowbell. It's the absurdity of creating a whole sketch around that cowbell that kind of underpins this.
Blue Oyster Cult is a real band from Long Island. They were moderately successful with this song being their biggest hit. The people on stage are not the group. They are SNL cast members. When they were preparing for a tour, they would often play at local Long Island clubs as "Soft White Underbelly." So they wouldn't draw big crowds. But everyone knew their alter name so that became ore of a joke than good in practice. The lead singer Eric Bloom is Howard Sterns cousin. He is also from Long Island. Christopher Walkin played the record producer. He is infamously known for being on the boat with Robert Wagner and Natalie Wood when she mysteriously drowned after a night of drinking.
😂🤣 one of the best skits SNL did. You should also check out if you haven’t already..... Chris Farley SNL “Matt Foley motivational speaker” and “Chippendales Audition”
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🤗This defined a generation of people randomly shouting "MORE COWBELL!!!!!" every time we hear one, 🤭no MATTER where we are! 😝 I'm 58 and still shout it at shows! 😁🐰
This was a comedic skit, Mr. Boyd. Not meant for a serious reaction. You have NO sense of humor. They don't need "solutions" for the cowbell situation, sir. OMG! Gimme a break!. SMH🙄🙄
SNL was great back in the 70-80s. All the original people. Most got their careers started there. Eddie Murphy, Chevy chase, Dan ackroid, Steve Martin. It was funny . Now it’s just a bunch of non funny crap and political bashing.
It’s a joke man, if you go and listen to that song after watching this skit,, you don’t even hear the heavy lyrics of the song,, you’re hypnotized by the cowbell,, and you say to yourself I must have a fever lol
Bruce of courses played by Christopher walken I know you probably don't recognize them but that's jimmy Fallon playing the drums and on the cowbell is Will Ferrell
This was SNL before it completely sucked. These days SNL is all political bullshit. I miss the days back when SNL was a show that we could use to laugh and unwind. I love this skit! Anything with Christopher Walken in it is great.
I used to think you shaved your head. Now I realize that jokes fly over your head at such supersonic speeds they've just blown all your hair off. Seriously, in so many of your videos you're staring a joke right in the face and questioning its logical merits. Look, I get it, you think differently. Nothing wrong with that. Still, it's a whole thing to watch someone who just can't see the funny.
🤣 Cowbell sales went thru the roof after this skit! Look it up! I went to buy 1 at Manny's in NYC and 😳 they were sold out! 🙄Stuff you CAN'T make up if you tried! 🥰🐰
THE Bruce Dickinson is the lead singer of Iron Maiden. A legendary belter. This producer guy is obviously presenting himself as more important than he really is. And nobody in the band had a clue who he is.
Before this skit no one thought of this song as a cowbell song. It has been played thousands of time on the radio since 1976 and the cowbell was so faint I don't know if I ever realized it had one until this skit. Now it's hard not to hear it. This is what makes the skit funny, but it's also why some people don't find it funny. They don't know that the cowbell wasn't prominent when played on the radio. That's the skit.
Yeah the song is Don't Fear the Reaper by the Blue Oyster Cult. It actually has cowbell in the song. I understand he could've performed the cowbell on the other side of the studio, but it would have taken away from the comedy of the skit. And it was supposed to cringy.
Don't Fear the Reaper by Blue Oyster Cult was one of my all time favorite bands and songs when I was growing up....this skit hit SOO hard it had me absolutely DYING!! Had to show my mom since she was the one who introduced me to their music...good god we were laughing so hard we had tears...Christopher Walken is a dayum legend!!!
Walken said regardless of all of the movies he's done and the many things he's been apart of the thing he gets the most from people is "More Cowbell". You haven't done Blue Oyster Cult, Don't Fear the Reaper? It was their biggest hit.
This is one of the all time best skits on SNL.
I will agree to disagree sir.
Maybe not the best, but Will Ferrell has contributed to some of the best skits in SNL history. Roxbury, Spartan Cheerleaders, Short Shorts for USA, Celebrity Jeopardy, Harry Caray, Robert Goulet, the list goes on.
Extremely arguable. This skit has never even made me snicker.
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@@jasonknotts5001I’m sure the situation in which you first watched it effected your opinion.
Will Ferrell intentionally wore a smaller shirt than he wore in dress rehearsal, and the reactions it caused are priceless!
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"Don't Fear the Reaper" by Blue Oyster Cult is a real song. And the first time I played it in Rock Band, I realized there was a WHOLE LOT of cowbell in it.
still could have used more cowbell.
Same!! I remember tapping on that mic for what seemed like hours lol.
That is the delicious irony of the whole thing. I listened to this song for decades and never noticed the cowbell until after this skit. I love how they emphasize the cowbell when so many like myself didn't even notice it. This is great.
Actually the official version barely has any. It's there, but just barely noticeable. Still, I love the song and the skit. Even the band was dumbfounded when they found out about the skit being based around it with it being so quiet.
The absurdity is the point. This sketch did make a mark, however. Shortly after this, when touring, Blue Oyster Cult would xhoose a lucky member of the audience to join them on stage to play cowbell.
I just ran into Will Ferrell 2 nights ago at a restaurant. My band was eating at restaurant before our show and Will comes in. I went out to my trailer, dug out my cowbell from my drum kit, and Will signed it! Then played my show with signed cowbell from Will.
With a story like that, You need to change your name to ISCOWBELL.
Were you in Indianapolis? He's filming a documentary(?) driving across the country and was spotted in several places around Indy. He was sitting in a lawn chair and filming in the parking lot of a Walmart on the south side and later was at the Indiana Pacers NBA game.
@@Matt-fv2qb in Illinois
Christopher Walken will never shake this skit.
His fever is never gonna break.
There is a long lost skit from SNL where a Census taker knocks on the door of a resident. The resident is played by Walken. It is one of Walken's best SNL skits. It used to be on YT but has disappeared now.
@@laudanum669 darn would love to see it. I'm a Walken fan.
@@luckylady7542 I found it on NBC's site by googling "SNL where a Census taker knocks on the door of a resident". I don't think yt would let me post the link here.
During REHEARSAL Will wore a normal sized shirt. For taping, he came out wearing one too short and caught the cast off guard and they laughed in the skit. So Will laughed too.
Don't Fear the Reaper is a great song. Per Wikipedia:
Released as an edited single (omitting the slow building interlude in the original), the song is Blue Öyster Cult's highest chart success, reaching #7 in Cash Box and #12 on the Billboard Hot 100 in late 1976. Critical reception was positive and in December 2003 "(Don't Fear) The Reaper" was listed at number 405 on Rolling Stone's list of the top 500 songs of all time.[4]
Timeless masterpiece.
Sorry, we weren't looking for a solution to the situation. We were looking for more Cowbell.
"The cock of the walk, baby" because its supposed to be 1976 it's his way of saying "Yeah, I'm the G.O.A.T" Great vid reaction and one of my favorite skits 😂
For people of age to have seen or at least heard about this skit when it came out, "a little more cowbell" has been legendary. Proper use of this would be like "I think this is almost perfect", (response) "It needs more cowbell bro". And if your around 40 or so... you know exactly what this means. 😆
I'm 45 and my husband and I still say it needs more cowbell all the time.😅
I'm 76 and I use this phrase.
24 and I say this so much 😂
This was an absolute classic bit for us oldsters. It sparked a million "more cowbell" "Christopher Walken" impressions. Great times.
I got a fever!
And the only prescription is...
MORE COWBELL!!!!
My first reaction was "How the heck have you not seen this!?" This is a core memory for me.
You troubleshooting the sketch is even more absurd than the sketch itself😄
If you watch when Bruce Dickinson goes back into the sound booth if you pay close attention you see him laughing his butt off. Then being dead serious when leaving the booth. Lol
My favorite SNL skit of all time. 🤭🤭🤭
Christopher Walken is so funny - his delivery is priceless.
He also has a Great reading of the classic " The Three Little Pigs ".
Have you seen Chippendales SNL skit???🤣🤣🤣 Do that one next
You do realize this is funny,right?
The fact that you're reviewing this seriously as a musical peice instead of a skit (unintentional? I can't tell) is even more hilarious than the comedy on display. You considered more cowbell as legitimate feedback & I fell off my chair. Thank you.
OMG this is the real blue oyster cult playing and the cow bell player is Will Farrel not a real member of the band. The director is chris walken an actor. this is a satire, not a real gig. why are you analysing it? its comedy
I cant tell early on if the viewer guy is just taking the piss, or is really missing the comedy.
When Queens of the Stone Age played SNL in 05, Will came out in this outfit and danced around the stage playing the cowbell while QOTSA played. I remember watching it live on TV as a QOTSA fan, and long time SNL fan, and went crazy lol If anyone hasn't seen it check it out. They played the song "Little Sister".
Not only is it a real song, it's a really good song.
it IS a real song! By Blue Oyster Cult!
This sketch has been following Christopher Walken around ever since and its gotten very old for him.
Good grief... It's a comedy skit. You're analyzing it like it's a documentary. Loosen up.
I can't believe you haven't heard of the "More Cowbell" meme, but of course it had its heyday before even the Internet was commercial, let alone the Web.
one of the most classic SNL skits ever, next to James Belushi's Joe Cocker
FINALLY been waiting for this one!!! Next one needs to be SNL-Who Wants to Eat with Christina Ricci
I just can't believe you didn't immediately recognize Christopher Walken, Will Ferrell, Jimmy Fallon...
And of course the song Don't Fear the Reaper by Blue Oyster Cult.
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They played this song in the opening of the movie, 'The Stand'. It was perfect!
Absolutely! Creepy following that raven across the desert! I had chills!
Just have to suspend logic for true enjoyment of this farce. Comedy greats Wil Farrell, Chris Kattan, Jimmy Fallon et al., along with guest host, actor Christopher Walken. And may as well react to the actual song now! It's a 70's classic.
Bruce Dickinson didn’t produce this song. He did however work on the production when it was released on a best of compilation CD years later. And yes, it’s THAT Bruce Dickinson, lead singer for Iron Maiden. The SNL folks looked at the reissue info, not the original release info.
I saw BOC at a local casino and there was a group of women that marched and danced up and down the isles and all around the audience with cow bells when Don't Fear The Reaper was played! Classic!!!!!!!!
Mr Lloyd, this is SNL and this is a skit ... This song is one of Blue Oyster Cults greatest and is as a matter of fact their biggest hit and the person playing Cow Bell is the SNL player and Actor known as "Will Ferrell" and this is one of SNL's greatest skits of all time.
04:42 Cock of the walk, baby.
It basically means someone who dominates others within a group
Sorry, MeLboyd totally doesn’t understand the sketch in any way.
I've got a fever and the only prescription is more cowbell 😂😂😂 is literally my childhood. We would say it all the time to each other in our best Walkin impression.
Boyd, you gotta relax. This is Sean Connery level funny.
The guy with the cowbell is comedic actor Will Ferrell. Christopher Walken has a long career in film, and won an Oscar for The Deer Hunter.
I wasn't aware anyone in a western country over like 15 years old doesn't know Will Ferrell's iconic comedy or Walken's iconic voice.
@@kennythompson9682 yeah like I'm expecting to find someone pointing out what a legend Bruce Dickinson is but instead I find an explanation for Will Ferrell and Christoher Walken
I, for real, hope deep in my soul the next thing you did with your life was to go review Don't Fear the Reaper on your music channel.
It’s a comedy skit. Lighten up.
YES it is a real song. It’s been a favorite of mine for decades. But since this skit came out…all I hear is the cowbell on the song now.
True story Christopher Walken said that this skit was the thing he regretted most in his career because he can't even go to a Italian restaurant and order spaghetti without the waiter/waitress asking him if he would like more cowbell with that. He also dislikes Will Ferrell because of this and kinda blames him for it.
I got a fever. And the only prescription, is more cowbell 😂
Christopher Walken’s unknown phrase was “ the cock of the walk” alluding to the rooster’s proud strut about the barnyard , asserting his rule over hens and chicks; a conceited bossy person
How does someone get to be his age and not have heard "Don't Fear the Reaper?" Did he live in a monastery all his life? I swear, these first time react channels are ridiculous sometimes.
Reacting to this like it's real lol man I wish they would just post the full skit somewhere without the commentary
Dude. It's a frickin comedy skit.
I've never seen this guy before, but wow, way to take fun out of a comedy sketch.
Christopher Walken is just so good. My favorite SNL sketch with him in it is the Googly Eyes Gardener. It's so funny, and it's entirely due to Christopher Walken's one-of-a-kind delivery.
Somebody doesn't understand parody
The skit is fun. The song... is called a classic for a reason and it's not that it is almost 50 years old. this song always brings me to the same emotional place.
THIS IS THE FUNNIEST DAMN SKIT ON SNL- TO THIS DAY!!!!!!!!!!!
This became a bit at Dallas Mavericks games after Sacramento brought cowbell to a playoff game to distract players during free throws. Cuban put together a whole theme where Walken would just pop up at games and ask for the prescription of more cowbell.
Painful to watch comedy reviews when you are trying to analyze my man..... it's comedy!!
Exactly! I didn't enjoy your reaction at all. It's a hilarious comedy skit, and you're trying to seriously analyze it? This would have been funny even if it was real! I thought this was going to be great, but instead I just ended up getting annoyed with you.
You do realize this is a comedy skit right?
I don't think he knows it's snl and was for comedy.
Yes, it's a real, well known song from the Seventies, and, yes, it includes a cowbell. It's the absurdity of creating a whole sketch around that cowbell that kind of underpins this.
You do know this is a comedy skit, right?
Walken publicly told Will “you ruined my life”. Apparently Walken can’t put in a serious broadway show without someone yelling “more cowbells”
This is one of the funniest SNL skits!!
The shirt coming up is what made Fallon break character.
This is a comedy sketch.
It was the record playing, not live. : ^) And yes, that was one of their biggest hits.
I got a fever!
I'm amazed you haven't heard of those it was a big meme for the past like 10 years.
late 90s early 2000s snl being called vintage makes me feel old af
Blue Oyster Cult is a real band from Long Island. They were moderately successful with this song being their biggest hit. The people on stage are not the group. They are SNL cast members. When they were preparing for a tour, they would often play at local Long Island clubs as "Soft White Underbelly." So they wouldn't draw big crowds. But everyone knew their alter name so that became ore of a joke than good in practice. The lead singer Eric Bloom is Howard Sterns cousin. He is also from Long Island. Christopher Walkin played the record producer. He is infamously known for being on the boat with Robert Wagner and Natalie Wood when she mysteriously drowned after a night of drinking.
😂🤣 one of the best skits SNL did.
You should also check out if you haven’t already.....
Chris Farley SNL “Matt Foley motivational speaker” and “Chippendales Audition”
Bwahahahahaha 🤣🤣🤣
One of the funniest EVER!!!!
*Schweddy Balls w Alec Baldwin
*D!ck In A Box w Justin Timberlake
*Choppin’ Broccoli w Dana Carvey
Thnx for reacting to this; appreciate you!
Stay safe & love much💖
🤗This defined a generation of people randomly shouting "MORE COWBELL!!!!!" every time we hear one, 🤭no MATTER where we are! 😝 I'm 58 and still shout it at shows! 😁🐰
This was a comedic skit, Mr. Boyd. Not meant for a serious reaction. You have NO sense of humor. They don't need "solutions" for the cowbell situation, sir. OMG! Gimme a break!. SMH🙄🙄
It a comedy sketch dude, not a real song. The humour is the annoying cowbell playing. Laugh, don’t justify the song.
SNL was great back in the 70-80s. All the original people. Most got their careers started there. Eddie Murphy, Chevy chase, Dan ackroid, Steve Martin. It was funny . Now it’s just a bunch of non funny crap and political bashing.
Nice! But you need to go for some truly vintage SNL. I was just reminded of of "Point - Counterpoint" with Jane Curtain and Dan Akroyd. MUST SEE!
That is BOC and they're playing their song. Except if course for the cowbell player.
'i think this song exist' 😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳
It’s a joke man, if you go and listen to that song after watching this skit,, you don’t even hear the heavy lyrics of the song,, you’re hypnotized by the cowbell,, and you say to yourself I must have a fever lol
If you’re going to be arch Christopher Walken sketches, you need to watch “Colonel Angus”
It was definitely a legit song and the humor is over the top! This is SNL...it's called humor!
Bruce of courses played by Christopher walken I know you probably don't recognize them but that's jimmy Fallon playing the drums and on the cowbell is Will Ferrell
This was SNL before it completely sucked. These days SNL is all political bullshit. I miss the days back when SNL was a show that we could use to laugh and unwind. I love this skit! Anything with Christopher Walken in it is great.
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I used to think you shaved your head. Now I realize that jokes fly over your head at such supersonic speeds they've just blown all your hair off.
Seriously, in so many of your videos you're staring a joke right in the face and questioning its logical merits. Look, I get it, you think differently. Nothing wrong with that. Still, it's a whole thing to watch someone who just can't see the funny.
🤣 Cowbell sales went thru the roof after this skit! Look it up! I went to buy 1 at Manny's in NYC and 😳 they were sold out! 🙄Stuff you CAN'T make up if you tried! 🥰🐰
THE Bruce Dickinson is the lead singer of Iron Maiden. A legendary belter. This producer guy is obviously presenting himself as more important than he really is. And nobody in the band had a clue who he is.
Before this skit no one thought of this song as a cowbell song. It has been played thousands of time on the radio since 1976 and the cowbell was so faint I don't know if I ever realized it had one until this skit. Now it's hard not to hear it. This is what makes the skit funny, but it's also why some people don't find it funny. They don't know that the cowbell wasn't prominent when played on the radio. That's the skit.
4:45 - "I'm the cock of the walk" - I'm the rooster in this barnyard!
Objectively speaking, there really wasn't enough cowbell in that performance, that is absolutely clear for any musician with a high quality ear.
Yeah the song is Don't Fear the Reaper by the Blue Oyster Cult. It actually has cowbell in the song. I understand he could've performed the cowbell on the other side of the studio, but it would have taken away from the comedy of the skit. And it was supposed to cringy.
Don't Fear the Reaper by Blue Oyster Cult was one of my all time favorite bands and songs when I was growing up....this skit hit SOO hard it had me absolutely DYING!! Had to show my mom since she was the one who introduced me to their music...good god we were laughing so hard we had tears...Christopher Walken is a dayum legend!!!
Christopher Walken as the producer, Will Farrell in a tiny shirt on the cowbell, "Don't Fear the Reaper" by Blue Oyster Club = Funny!
Just started watching your channel a month ago and love it!!! If you haven't already please do "Short People" by Randy Newman lol
Christopher Walken is a genius delivering his lines
Check out Chris Farley Chippendales audition.
That's a Christopher walken as bruce,....
Walken said regardless of all of the movies he's done and the many things he's been apart of the thing he gets the most from people is "More Cowbell". You haven't done Blue Oyster Cult, Don't Fear the Reaper? It was their biggest hit.