He even said he regrets certain things. And he wrote these when he was 14-16.. Like, we all laughed at fucked up stuff and all made stupid jokes. And you can clearly see how he matured over time in each album. Less "fuck chicks and offend people" and more "fuck society and offend people who need to be called out"
@@tannera3963 Exactly like you said. It’s understandable why he is disheartened by the type of free reign that younger people have on the internet these days. Like he once said, in 50 years it will probably be like smoking. Will be saying “what the fuck did we do to our children”.
Although this song is definitely a lot of wordplay and dick jokes, I do think there's a bit of an underlying message in that it's also meant as a satire of some aspects of the rap industry.
I've listened to this song a billion times and I think I finally understood "single every single day"... The single means a single from an album, not just relationship status🤦🏻♀️ his wordplay just keeps on giving! EFF is definately way less subtle criticism, but this song expresses the same type of message.
"A symbol of Misogyny" Every single instance in this song of objectifying women. "Gay panic", "and if I were gay, though I swear I'm straight!" "Fiscal irresponsibility", "If you really believe that, why not use some of that money to rebuild the community instead of putting spinning rims on a gold jet ski." He did everything he said he was gonna do lol.
@@dab316TV Yeah im a little shocked he completely missed that since he usually pick up on these things i mean im not a lyricist and i got that the first time specially during that breakdown talk
The funniest part to me is that this was filmed in a bowlling alley due to his age at the time ("This is a nightclub") plus the dude who walks in front of the camera in the beginning
Yeah, this entire song is satire of the hip hop industry. He crams literally as many lyrical and musical tricks as he can into this song and it's still catchy which is also kind of the point.
oh man...i wanted to to tell u bro, i tried to commit suicide three days ago, survived and then my mom died last night, i been balling my eyes out for hours, then im sitting here and i see this BB upload, thank u bro, for continuing your Bo reactions, it made me laugh when i didnt think i could, idk if i will b ok, but this video genuinely helped me just now, i wanna say again, Thank You...sending my love from North Carolina...
I’m sorry for your loss my friend. Please reach out if you need me. I’m always here if you need someone to talk to. I’m no specialist but you have a friend in me at all times 🙏. May your mom Rest In Peace and hold those memories close to you. For those are only your memories! ❤️
Bro hug. When I tried to hang myself, my counselor actually told me without any irony to hang in there so I've made it my personal joke since. Bo takes life and makes it fun, tears of a clown.
Forgive my inadequate attempt to connect through a comment, but I believe in you. I believe in you and your ability to live because you had the strength to reach out here. It seems small. It is not. I may not know your plight, but I see your courage, and it can grow. one breath, one step, one day at a time. Why? If for no other reason, than to keep searching for a why… because maybe, imho, the why is less important than the treasure chest of memories we get from the journey of living. Your treasure is neither full, nor empty. It already holds the priceless jewels of times with your Mother. I'm sure it holds more. And I'm sure the courage it took you to come this far, can take you places you haven't yet dreamed of. I believe it, so can you.
I recommend Love Is and New Math by Bo Burnham. I also recommend a different artist in the form of Tom Lehrer, a comedic comedy artist from the cold war post WWII era. Songs like We Will All Go Together When We Go and Poisoning Pigeons in the Park.
it's about bo making fun of hiphop: "I feel like hip hop Used to be a voice for the voiceless And now it's become, at least in the mainstream A symbol of misogyny, gay panic, fiscal irresponsibility So I figure If you can't beat 'em Join 'em"
It wasn't just about him busting nuts, it was about the rap industry being shitty. he's being glib about the rumors of him being gay. Objectifying women in videos and he keeps getting annoyed with her throughout the video, and he snuck into a "club" that was a bowling alley. Like a rulebreaker, womanizer but he's clearly not. Tongue in cheek
I suffer anxiety and you're right it's not something you beat no matter how hard you try, it's only something you learn to live with / tolerate / bear. Life is made much more difficult to anyone with this condition. I'm able to manage and push through it, but I can see how trapping it is and can be, making every single life decision an absolute chore, especially combined with depression.
Yeah.. I don't think this was strictly comedic. It's a criticism of the music industry, mainstream hip hop, and also artists getting successful and rich and not giving back. Also, did you realize the instrument at the end is called an oboe? Playing out Oh Bo on an oboe!
I've always seen this as him making fun of all these artists that do songs exactly like this, hence why the song starts with, "If you can't beat them, join them." Also when he doesn't answer why is he spending his money friviously rather than putting money into the community he "grew up" in.
I’ve never actually seen the video version before. I’d only seen the “sitting in his room” version. That “single” hit at the end was perfect. Was this a hit single?
This was produced by Comedy Central just like the words words words one was . It was a promotional tactic for his first comedy special Words words words which came out in 2010, he still holds the record for youngest comedian to have a Comedy Central special he was 19.
I honestly prefer the studio versions more than his “in the room” versions. Like I’m Bo Yo sounds so much better to me here ruclips.net/video/ZmsdIQuywaE/видео.html instead of the room.
The one hit at the end is the same joke as the entire visual of this video. He says he's straight, but every single thing in this video says he's really not.
I've suffered with depression and social phobia for 12+ years now thanks to the job centre and my doctors office the last few years building up stress. Over the last 2 months I started having panic attacks 2 big that ending in me having a seizure(full body tensed up unable to even open my eyes) and 1 small panic attack no seizure. All in 2 months, for anyone that's depressed or has anxiety bite the bullet early and seek help having a seizure is really scary painful and exhausting your muscles are working at full strength while tensing for a extended period of time. Its not worth the risk
Bo's early stuff is strange by modern standard. A lot more edgy a less emotional vulnerability, it's still there to some extent although buried under irony and posturing. The main take away from his material of this era was him flexing his technical writing skills. A lot of musical, lyrical and comedic experimentation. Less crying
And i love both but his early stuff has a special place in my heart been following him since the start man was so hyped about the latest special and it was so out of place and not at all what i wanted or expected but times change and so does comedy
Hey cliff. I'd love to see what you think of Repeat Stuff by Bo Burnham. If you do check it out, watch the music video version. Hes able to go a lot more in depth with the song since he can do the voice overs through editing. Seems like that song is popping up a lot lately but everyone is checking out the stage version..
If you find some time to watch one of Bo’s specials I would recommend Inside, although tbh it’s more of an experimental film than a standup special. But it’s amazing. If you prefer more traditional standup, Make Happy feels more personal while What is more edgy and silly, but both are clever and great. I believe he also has an earlier special called Words, Words, Words but I haven’t watched it yet and it’s not on Netflix.
At the very beginning he complains how rap lost its original meaning and is now just about money and sex and that's what he says "if you cant beat them join them" before his completely over the top song highlighting everything he just mentioned having an issue about. That's why it was so over the top sexual,
Love love love your description at the beginning regarding mental health- you can only just manage it. The amount of people who think you should be “cured” because of therapy and medication don’t get that it is a life-long battle with a disease. 💕
He basically made a parody of the entire industry in one song, putting everything wrong with the lyrics and what they do in both the lyrics and the video.
The message is definitely the intro, and the spoken-word breakdown: "Mainstream hip-hop is womanizing, homophobia, and flexing wealth ... and I can't fix it, so I might as well beat everyone at their own game" So most of the song is about womanizing, most of the video is gay jokes... and the spoken breakdown is: "Oh yeah, you're still Jenny from the block... and now you have a lot... and you remember where you came from... but what do you do to help the people who are still there?" Oh, and every time he repeats the diarrhea joke, it's with a different vocal run ("I got the runs"). The organ starts playing a simplified "Don't Stop Believing" in the leadup to the keychange ... just because? And of course, the double-reeded oboe joke... which, I mean, is both a music punchline that ties into the name of the song, while simultaneously being something seen as effeminate, especially as played by a giant lanky dude in a hip-hop song.
There's definitely an underlying message. Bo has a trend of ripping on every genre that's been corrupted or lost its purpose. Hip Hop's been destroyed by allowing its image to become things like Misogyny and Fiscal Irresponsibility, and it's lost its purpose of, as he put it, "giving a voice to the voiceless". He said "can't beat em so join em", but really the busting a nut thing is just a representation of how misogyny is embedded into the genre right now, and then he calls out the artists who make it but don't help out their home community and spend their money on flashy stuff just to show off.
This song doesn't have a deeper inner meaning, it is meant to be a criticism of the Rap industry. He's calling out the blatant misogyny and homophobia as well as criticizing these artists for acting like they care about the people out there living on the streets like they "Supposedly" used to when in reality they would never spend a penny of their wealth to help another person.
I have a suggestion for you, Cliff, about your USB headphone problem. And it'll upgrade your whole audio setup. It'll cost like a couple hundred bucks, but I think it's well worth it. Look into getting a DAC/AMP. You plug one of them into your computer by USB, and it has a headphone jack instead outputting on the amp. You need the DAC to go with the Amp. I personally use Schiit Magni and Modi - have used them the last 7 years with no issue and still running them. I guarantee these will bring out the best in your headphones. Long story short, your headphone jack nor USB port can drive the power needed for mid to high end headphones. An amp gives it that ability to drive your headphone to new heights. The DAC converts it into a signal the computer understands. Even if you don't have mid or high end headphones, you'll surely notice a difference with any headphones compared to normal. That is, if you don't already have a DAC/AMP setup. (I use this setup and as far as recording end goes, it'll show up as "Schiit Modi Uber")
This was my favourite Bo song when I was young. It's been replaced by pandering but it's still a nostalgic favourite! Also anyone who actually knows Bo knows he gives away like all his money. So 🤷🏻♀️. It's only people who don't know Bo who would think he is a celebrity asshole.
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A lot of Bo’s early stuff definitely had that “I’m going to hell for laughing at this” vibe lmao
which made it so good
Same. Lol.
Lyrically speaking it's genius... is it politically correct? Not so much. Did I laugh and am now going to hell, absolutely.
He even said he regrets certain things. And he wrote these when he was 14-16.. Like, we all laughed at fucked up stuff and all made stupid jokes. And you can clearly see how he matured over time in each album. Less "fuck chicks and offend people" and more "fuck society and offend people who need to be called out"
@@tannera3963 Exactly like you said. It’s understandable why he is disheartened by the type of free reign that younger people have on the internet these days. Like he once said, in 50 years it will probably be like smoking. Will be saying “what the fuck did we do to our children”.
Although this song is definitely a lot of wordplay and dick jokes, I do think there's a bit of an underlying message in that it's also meant as a satire of some aspects of the rap industry.
Yea he talks about it in the beginning. The genre just became about objectifying women.
I'd've happily written this in my own words, but it would've been way more drawn out. Thanks for simplifying what I would've said. 😅
I've listened to this song a billion times and I think I finally understood "single every single day"... The single means a single from an album, not just relationship status🤦🏻♀️ his wordplay just keeps on giving!
EFF is definately way less subtle criticism, but this song expresses the same type of message.
"A symbol of Misogyny" Every single instance in this song of objectifying women.
"Gay panic", "and if I were gay, though I swear I'm straight!"
"Fiscal irresponsibility", "If you really believe that, why not use some of that money to rebuild the community instead of putting spinning rims on a gold jet ski."
He did everything he said he was gonna do lol.
@@dab316TV Yeah im a little shocked he completely missed that since he usually pick up on these things i mean im not a lyricist and i got that the first time specially during that breakdown talk
The funniest part to me is that this was filmed in a bowlling alley due to his age at the time ("This is a nightclub") plus the dude who walks in front of the camera in the beginning
Bo's disinterest in the hot dancer girl makes me laugh everytime hahaha
he gets progressively more uncomfortable and it's hilarious.
Yeah, this entire song is satire of the hip hop industry. He crams literally as many lyrical and musical tricks as he can into this song and it's still catchy which is also kind of the point.
oh man...i wanted to to tell u bro, i tried to commit suicide three days ago, survived and then my mom died last night, i been balling my eyes out for hours, then im sitting here and i see this BB upload, thank u bro, for continuing your Bo reactions, it made me laugh when i didnt think i could, idk if i will b ok, but this video genuinely helped me just now, i wanna say again, Thank You...sending my love from North Carolina...
Oh my god, I am so sorry for your loss. I'm sending a big hug from Argentina, much love. It will be okay I promise.
Hang in there man, it's bad now but I swear it gets better.
I’m sorry for your loss my friend. Please reach out if you need me. I’m always here if you need someone to talk to. I’m no specialist but you have a friend in me at all times 🙏. May your mom Rest In Peace and hold those memories close to you. For those are only your memories! ❤️
Bro hug. When I tried to hang myself, my counselor actually told me without any irony to hang in there so I've made it my personal joke since. Bo takes life and makes it fun, tears of a clown.
Forgive my inadequate attempt to connect through a comment, but I believe in you. I believe in you and your ability to live because you had the strength to reach out here. It seems small. It is not. I may not know your plight, but I see your courage, and it can grow. one breath, one step, one day at a time. Why? If for no other reason, than to keep searching for a why… because maybe, imho, the why is less important than the treasure chest of memories we get from the journey of living. Your treasure is neither full, nor empty. It already holds the priceless jewels of times with your Mother. I'm sure it holds more. And I'm sure the courage it took you to come this far, can take you places you haven't yet dreamed of. I believe it, so can you.
It still had a deeper meaning, it was a parody of how he viewed rap at that point in time.
I just love how the entire song is a setup for him to make the Oboe/Oh Bo joke
I recommend Love Is and New Math by Bo Burnham. I also recommend a different artist in the form of Tom Lehrer, a comedic comedy artist from the cold war post WWII era. Songs like We Will All Go Together When We Go and Poisoning Pigeons in the Park.
Hell yeah, I would drop a sub for that. There is almost no reactions to his music sadly.
Clicked on this so fast.. Can't wait for Oh Bo you know...
Same here man
The clip makes me think of the justin b song baby baby baby.. like a dig at it lol
Lighthearted, but also pointing out that problem with modern hiphop going from having depth to just taking about money and ass
Dont sleep on the "i got a bad case of the runs" as he does a bunch of vocal runs 😂😂😂
It just dawned on me... That Bo is playing the oboe to the song "Oh, Bo"... Oboe.. "Oh, Bo"...
This guy...
I found him in like 2009 when I was a junior in high school and listened to his early stuff constantly. This brings back memories
😂🤣"his penis". This one was funny. I love how u didn't go back to edit the intro after realizing this song took an unexpected turn, lol
I just needed more people responding to Bo Burnham. Thanks. Try his movies next. Lol
Huge fan of the “look out for the secret message” only to be hit with just Bo being wild for 4 minutes 😂
Love your vibe. You remind me a lot of my old self, way more open tho. Thanks for giving a glance into your mind. Your very a fascinating person ☺🙏
his headphones break like every video 😂
Yes, yes they do
Bo was ahead of his time. Like his new stuff but the older stuff is where he really speaks out
i’ve never been so excited for a video!!!
I like how much Bo looks like the Kid from how to train your dragon in this one
I started watching bo when he just started putting stuff on RUclips. Dark humor and sarcasm are kind of my thing love all his things
it's about bo making fun of hiphop:
"I feel like hip hop
Used to be a voice for the voiceless
And now it's become, at least in the mainstream
A symbol of misogyny, gay panic, fiscal irresponsibility
So I figure
If you can't beat 'em
Join 'em"
Just want to say I appreciate you and everything you do. Thank you. And thank you for this and all your other reactions.
I recommend "Eff", " from God's Perspective", and " the breakup song". Also "Art is dead".
It wasn't just about him busting nuts, it was about the rap industry being shitty. he's being glib about the rumors of him being gay. Objectifying women in videos and he keeps getting annoyed with her throughout the video, and he snuck into a "club" that was a bowling alley. Like a rulebreaker, womanizer but he's clearly not. Tongue in cheek
At the very end he's playing an oboe lmfao
He is extremely talented. More please.
I'm also dead... This is too good!
One of his best songs
I was waiting on the instrument this was named after 🤣
I suffer anxiety and you're right it's not something you beat no matter how hard you try, it's only something you learn to live with / tolerate / bear. Life is made much more difficult to anyone with this condition. I'm able to manage and push through it, but I can see how trapping it is and can be, making every single life decision an absolute chore, especially combined with depression.
You are now my fav youtuber!
Love the bo content brotha. Like you said, you never know what you'll get with him haha
“Forget what I said, this song was just about Bo busting nuts” 🤣🤣🤣
Yeah.. I don't think this was strictly comedic. It's a criticism of the music industry, mainstream hip hop, and also artists getting successful and rich and not giving back.
Also, did you realize the instrument at the end is called an oboe? Playing out Oh Bo on an oboe!
And when you grab me, don’t grab me by my buns is so catchy
I just noticed that with the bowling shot he got a single.
This had me laughing throughout the video xx 🐢🐢 xx
I'm fully convinced that he only made this song for that "Oh Bo, play that Oboe" line.
I've always seen this as him making fun of all these artists that do songs exactly like this, hence why the song starts with, "If you can't beat them, join them." Also when he doesn't answer why is he spending his money friviously rather than putting money into the community he "grew up" in.
I love Bo! Have you gotta watch inside! It's kinda hard to get through it all but it's great
One of the best reactions I’ve seen (and I’ve seen a lot), you earned my subscribe, keep it up! 👏🏻👏🏻
Loving your journey through Bo's work, please do White Woman's Instagram, Funny Feeling, and Repeat Stuff
Please do 'That Funny Feeling'
I'd love to hear your reaction
I’ve never actually seen the video version before. I’d only seen the “sitting in his room” version. That “single” hit at the end was perfect. Was this a hit single?
This was produced by Comedy Central just like the words words words one was . It was a promotional tactic for his first comedy special Words words words which came out in 2010, he still holds the record for youngest comedian to have a Comedy Central special he was 19.
The live version is the best one in my opinion
I honestly prefer the studio versions more than his “in the room” versions. Like I’m Bo Yo sounds so much better to me here ruclips.net/video/ZmsdIQuywaE/видео.html instead of the room.
The one hit at the end is the same joke as the entire visual of this video.
He says he's straight, but every single thing in this video says he's really not.
I've suffered with depression and social phobia for 12+ years now thanks to the job centre and my doctors office the last few years building up stress. Over the last 2 months I started having panic attacks 2 big that ending in me having a seizure(full body tensed up unable to even open my eyes) and 1 small panic attack no seizure. All in 2 months, for anyone that's depressed or has anxiety bite the bullet early and seek help having a seizure is really scary painful and exhausting your muscles are working at full strength while tensing for a extended period of time. Its not worth the risk
Bo's early stuff is strange by modern standard. A lot more edgy a less emotional vulnerability, it's still there to some extent although buried under irony and posturing.
The main take away from his material of this era was him flexing his technical writing skills.
A lot of musical, lyrical and comedic experimentation. Less crying
And i love both but his early stuff has a special place in my heart been following him since the start man was so hyped about the latest special and it was so out of place and not at all what i wanted or expected but times change and so does comedy
This video makes me want to see your reaction to Hey Baby Here's That Song You Wanted by Blessthefall 😂
The Message was in the Beginning than in the End
Hey cliff. I'd love to see what you think of Repeat Stuff by Bo Burnham. If you do check it out, watch the music video version. Hes able to go a lot more in depth with the song since he can do the voice overs through editing. Seems like that song is popping up a lot lately but everyone is checking out the stage version..
@@Alyumic idk. The stage version was funny but the production quality of the mv was great.
Maybe watch the music video first and then the stage version. They are both very good in different ways!
Bo Burnham has a Cameo in Watsky‘s Woah Woah
New math by bo burnham
Bo Fo Sho next! Its super old and real edgy!
I think he did that one already
channel 5 news song!
Definitely Channel 5 news next!
This had a serious undergone. It was a commentary on the hip-hop industry and the content/message behind the music that tops the charts.
BO BURNHAM - BO FO SHO
If you find some time to watch one of Bo’s specials I would recommend Inside, although tbh it’s more of an experimental film than a standup special. But it’s amazing.
If you prefer more traditional standup, Make Happy feels more personal while What is more edgy and silly, but both are clever and great. I believe he also has an earlier special called Words, Words, Words but I haven’t watched it yet and it’s not on Netflix.
2010 I was a Junior in highschool lmao
love this song
Hobo playing the oboe.
One of the songs I assume problematic from Inside was written about.
You should react to some watsky. Songs whoa, Godzilla challenge, there are alot to choose from
Bo fucking owns.
At the very beginning he complains how rap lost its original meaning and is now just about money and sex and that's what he says "if you cant beat them join them" before his completely over the top song highlighting everything he just mentioned having an issue about. That's why it was so over the top sexual,
Perfect woman
Love love love your description at the beginning regarding mental health- you can only just manage it. The amount of people who think you should be “cured” because of therapy and medication don’t get that it is a life-long battle with a disease. 💕
Bo fo sho is so good!
Hell yeah! I need more Bo! Coming soon!
You should check out Bo handling hecklers it's not musical but it's funny and disrespectful in some areas
I have no idea why...
But Bo is repeatedly shitting on Operah.
It only becomes funnier every time xD
The song does have a deeper meaning its a commentary on recent hiphop artists, he says it at the beginning
You need to watch the specials.
OPRAH you heard Bo. You have 48hrs to respond.
A song I never see anyone mention of s "Rehab Center for Fictional Characters"
He basically made a parody of the entire industry in one song, putting everything wrong with the lyrics and what they do in both the lyrics and the video.
You never know what you're gonna get with Bo 😂
New math by bo is amazing.
Check my playlist 🙏
Hey man, I enjoy your reactions to Bo! I beg you to react to Bo's song Channel 5 News: The Musical, seems right up your alley!
Bo ling girl visual bar
BO BURNHAM - SAD
React to some more Quadeca! Do either Burning Bridges/Long Day, I don’t Care, or People Pleaser
Check out ironic/irony (I can't remember the exact name) but I feel it's one of his better lyrically better songs how he flips enuendos with meaning
The message is definitely the intro, and the spoken-word breakdown:
"Mainstream hip-hop is womanizing, homophobia, and flexing wealth ... and I can't fix it, so I might as well beat everyone at their own game"
So most of the song is about womanizing, most of the video is gay jokes...
and the spoken breakdown is: "Oh yeah, you're still Jenny from the block... and now you have a lot... and you remember where you came from... but what do you do to help the people who are still there?"
Oh, and every time he repeats the diarrhea joke, it's with a different vocal run ("I got the runs").
The organ starts playing a simplified "Don't Stop Believing" in the leadup to the keychange ... just because?
And of course, the double-reeded oboe joke... which, I mean, is both a music punchline that ties into the name of the song, while simultaneously being something seen as effeminate, especially as played by a giant lanky dude in a hip-hop song.
u gotta check out bo fo sho!
Please do “BO FO SHO”!! You won’t regret it
Do Sad!!!
*plays oboe*
~_~
There's definitely an underlying message. Bo has a trend of ripping on every genre that's been corrupted or lost its purpose. Hip Hop's been destroyed by allowing its image to become things like Misogyny and Fiscal Irresponsibility, and it's lost its purpose of, as he put it, "giving a voice to the voiceless". He said "can't beat em so join em", but really the busting a nut thing is just a representation of how misogyny is embedded into the genre right now, and then he calls out the artists who make it but don't help out their home community and spend their money on flashy stuff just to show off.
Great USB headset is the Steelseries Arctis 5
This song doesn't have a deeper inner meaning, it is meant to be a criticism of the Rap industry. He's calling out the blatant misogyny and homophobia as well as criticizing these artists for acting like they care about the people out there living on the streets like they "Supposedly" used to when in reality they would never spend a penny of their wealth to help another person.
you should react to cont. by tim minchin
I have a suggestion for you, Cliff, about your USB headphone problem. And it'll upgrade your whole audio setup. It'll cost like a couple hundred bucks, but I think it's well worth it. Look into getting a DAC/AMP. You plug one of them into your computer by USB, and it has a headphone jack instead outputting on the amp. You need the DAC to go with the Amp. I personally use Schiit Magni and Modi - have used them the last 7 years with no issue and still running them. I guarantee these will bring out the best in your headphones.
Long story short, your headphone jack nor USB port can drive the power needed for mid to high end headphones. An amp gives it that ability to drive your headphone to new heights. The DAC converts it into a signal the computer understands. Even if you don't have mid or high end headphones, you'll surely notice a difference with any headphones compared to normal. That is, if you don't already have a DAC/AMP setup. (I use this setup and as far as recording end goes, it'll show up as "Schiit Modi Uber")
Pretty much all his early stuff is very lighthearted and fucked up shit (hence what he mentioned in problematic). I recommend "My family"
Bro if you still need good USB headphones, I'd actually recommend the Razer Kraken 2s. I mostly use them for gaming but they're so good for music too
The song bo fo sho an bo yo
If you want to see Bo at (potentially) his most irreverent, you should check out Clan Cookout.
Oh God yes that's funny af
Will have to do some searching though because Bo removed that from his channel.
Even tho it is absolutely satire, that’s for sure one of the top songs Bo is singing about regretting in Problematic.
Hello mr. Beats
This was my favourite Bo song when I was young. It's been replaced by pandering but it's still a nostalgic favourite!
Also anyone who actually knows Bo knows he gives away like all his money. So 🤷🏻♀️. It's only people who don't know Bo who would think he is a celebrity asshole.
Bro, i bet you still havent watched the specials 😂