Put It to the Test - They Might Be Giants

Directed by David Cowles & Jeremy Galante. From TMBGs new DVD/CD set Here Comes Science.
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[@yeetbigly5827]

Such an underrated MV. Honestly might be one of my favs by them

[@torta31]

we need more john on john violence

[@helix2331]

this is morbidly funny to listen to while playing half-life, because the whole incident is a test gone wrong

[@helix2331]

and, of course, the violence, this song is very upbeat

[@helix2331]

and it would be perfectly normal to listen to while playing portal

[@vanadium5099]

Flansburgh doesn't need to hear all of this, he is a highly trained professional

[@prismaticerror6911]

Anyone else have this dvd when they were like five and fall in love with science

[@Ilovesouthparkandchucky]

Was a tmbg fan my teacher played this im like omg

[@komrade7331]

Yeah! Think up a test!

[@lucy3776]

Who also had this played in music class in school😭

[@vanadium5099]

I had to sing birdhouse in 7th grade choir

[@CJPurplePrincess]

This was played at home for me. I was a little thing. Unlocked the memory only yesterday.

[@user-gn5ry5rd1d]

It was in my science class 😮

[@polygawn]

@@vanadium5099UR CHIOR TEACHER IS AWESOME

[@mikebrandt2036]

I have to put something to the test. I'm thinking differently now than I did before. I see and hear things more clearly. TMBG have a message and I'm curious if it's the same as mine. However, to do this I have to break my own rule.

[@adrienneczerni6516]

This is rather cryptic. On what exactly do you think you disagree with them on?

[@mikebrandt2036]

@@adrienneczerni6516
3 years ago I stopped my media obsession. Replaced media with God. I listened to TMBG in high school, but not since. Few months ago I heard Flood and I fit it into my theology. Sounds weird, right? I broke my own rule by going back into media instead of my pursuit of God. I've gone back to taking more of a break from the media. I love the Peace. Thank you for asking the question and for listening to me share.

[@freecreditreport.combaby]

one of the only kids songs that has the comments turned on?

[@SeekerGoldstone]

I feel personally attacked right now.

[@polygawn]

Flans straight up pulls a skeleton out of the Audrey II-esq plant thing’s mouth, I guess that’s bad enough to be considered not for kids

[@polygawn]

WHY IS LINNELL ALWAYS DYING ACK

[@DoLetsStop]

hey

[@reynoldyarra8097]

Put it

[@reynoldyarra8097]

That's a GameCircle thing

[@Eeveeismypatronas]

XD

[@cockykhakis6265]

it's very trivial so it shouldn't bother me this much but it does: heavier things fall faster

[@megarigged]

Ignoring air resistance, no. Mass, shape, and weight have no effect on fall speed because gravity acts the same on all objects. In a vacuum, all objects would fall at the same rate. This can be demonstrated in this famous Apollo test: ruclips.net/video/Oo8TaPVsn9Y/видео.html

[@cockykhakis6265]

@@megarigged they're alive without helmets, i doubt this is a vacuum

[@megarigged]

@cockykhakis6265 It's a simple song for children. Knowing that gravity acts on everything the same is more important than knowing that TECHNICALLY the bowling ball would land slightly faster.

[@cockykhakis6265]

@@megarigged i know it doesn't matter that it's wrong, i said so in my original comment