The walled off stage was demolished for an expansion of the queue a few years ago. Also almost all Kitchen Kabaret animatronics are in storage at WDW unlike the Food Rocks ones.
Fun thing, I met Jess Harnell (Pita Gabriel's voice actor) at Chicago Comic Con back in March and jokingly mentioned Food Rocks, only for him to go on a four minute rant about how awful he thought the show was. He resents it, evidently
Food Rocks, sad I missed it, can’t stop watching it on RUclips! I adore Tone Loc, I loved him in Fern Gully, I would have lost my mind if I had seen Food Rocks as a child 💯
I went to EPCOT for the first time in the 80's and remember this show fondly. I loved, as a kid, all the wierd educational stuff. I understand why they have changed EPCOT and started mixing in things like Fozen and Finding Nemo into it but for me, I liked EPCOT much better before all of that.
Food Rocks was '94. Tone Loc was in it. Blank Check by Disney was also '94. Tone Loc was also in it. I'd like to think that someone over at Disney was like "Get Tone Loc in everything we can think of. He's the next big hit!"
20:30 the Mustard Jar from Kitchen Kabaret is still in existence backstage at Epcot.And one of Bonnie Appetite figures is used for show programming at Magic Kingdom.
@@erickingsland7637 I'd rather have the broccoli And that is the only reason I'd pick broccoli over junk food. At least junk food tastes good. Broccoli has no redeeming qualities whatsoever.
It's amazing to see animatronics cheaper than Chuck E Cheese in a Disney park. Also "Food Wrapper" looks almost exactly like Master Shake from Aqua Teen Hunger Force. So much so its hard to hear another voice coming out of him, lol.
One small correction: Food Wrapper sings a parody of Wild Thing, not Funky Cold Medina. It's a very easy mistake to make because they are almost the same song.
As an 80's kid, I loved Food Rocks because it was like Weird Al songs. I was sad to see it go just to be an entry que. My son now loves Kitchen Kabaret songs.
Food Rocks was my favorite attraction at Epcot as a young girl, and I even have a pin from it. I was devastated when they closed it, although I know I was in the minority. I love having other people remember its weirdness with me!
THANK YOU!! I saw Kitchen Kabaret in 1984 when I was 8 years old, and I’ve remembered “veggie, veggie, fruit, fruit” all this time. Before today, whenever I would try and figure out the show, my search would only lead to Veggie Tales, which I knew wasn’t right. Your video was hilarious, and I can’t believe I wasn’t traumatized by that mess when I was a kid. 😉 I’d buy Kitchen Kabaret merch on the dark web or wherever else it exists, so if you find it, please share!
Food Rocks was just absolutely one of the strangest and funnest shows they ever did. yes of course it was parody, cheap, and quickly done, but it was awesome. Still to this day when I hear these songs from the 80s it brings back fond memories of the songs in Food Rocks. Every time I hear Peter Gabriel's Sledgehammer it becomes "High Fiber" in my mind and brings a smile. Same thing with "You gotta read the wrapper..." That was a great show to go in and just laugh so much because it was terrible but wonderful at the same time. It is absolutely one of the best things they've ever done. Not a single person I ever brought there didn't completely fall in love with it. Thanks for doing this video!!
I'm the biggest Queen fan I know and my bf sent me the link to this video saying, "watch this, I think you'll get a kick out of it." I thanked him for that, but the whole show seemed like a nightmare of a meth-addicted cardiologist. That said, I loved this video, thank you
I’d like to think that someone pitched this, was laughed out of the room when someone asked this question, and developed the entire attraction out of spite.
I can't believe these were Disney animatronics . They look like sub-par showbiz pizza place knock offs.They are so jerky and stiff. A couple of them look ok just seems like they must have been on a insane time crunch to get this ready for opening day.
I apparently repressed memories of Food Rocks as a child because I remember having this awful dream as a little kid where I was trapped in a kitchen with a horrifying cast of alive food objects. I forgot about those dreams completely until I recently got into Disney History and saw a picture of the milk guy from Food Rocks and realized that it was the terrifying monstrosity in my nightmares. I don't remember actually seeing Food Rocks, but I very clearly remember those dreams.
When I was a teenager, Kitchen Cabaret was my favorite audio animatronic show after American Adventure. Got to love the "Veggie, Veggie, Fruit, Fruit" number! Makes me wish Mark Twain and Ben Franklin would break out into a song and dance. 😉
I remember being so excited at 9 years old, to finally see Kitchen Kabaret when I first visited in 1995, not knowing the show had been changed. I was so looking forward to hearing Veggie Veggie Fruit Fruit. Imagine my disappointment when my young brain realized Food Rocks was not the same show.
Veggie Veggie Fruit Fruit is surprisingly catchy, the corniness of the rest of both shows are charming in an ironic way and just straight up disturbing in an un-ironic way.
Hello! Loved the video. When I was a kid, both versions were a Disney staple and I really did enjoy them and now as an adult you realize, wow... yeah those were really, really odd. Thanks for the laughs!
LOL - my brother and i made fun of this show our entire lives - in fact, to this day but seeing this I'm not sure we even sat through it once in our 14 or so times of visiting growing up. So wild! Thanks for your videos!!
Food rocks had some great songs (yea I know they are only parodies). I also liked the fact that instead of trying to have a talking food show be somewhat serious, they went all out on “weirdness”.
Wow, Kitchen Kabaret was freaking awesome. I loved it as a kid. I was heartbroken when they replaced it with Food Rocks. I guess it was just my kind of weird.
I hated Food Rocks as a kid and then not too long ago I watched a video of it online and actually got the references and loved it. I WANNA BE YOUR HIGH FIBER!
The bf and I just started watching the channel today. We watched the Monsanto house first and got this far through "Keep Epcot Weird" (so far). I just want to say, while being amazingly comprehensive and informative, we've never laughed so hard and enjoyed Disney History or theme park history videos as much as the 4-ish videos we've seen so far. Big fans, keep up the good work.
I love Food Rocks, it’s one of those “you had to be there” sort of attractions. The smoke machine, the strobe lights, the music was loud, it was different from anything else. That being said, after telling you to eat healthy, you are then released into a park that has all the junk food you could ever want.
You'd be surprised. That's actually more common than you realize. Also, how is he on KISS's level if KISS asked Disney for too much money to be in Rock 'n' Roller Coaster?
I remember this from my first visit to Epcot in 1986. My sister & I for years after would sing Veggie Fruit Fruit ... good times. But Food Rocks did make me laugh - almost as much as your reactions 😆
My family and I missed the original Kitchen Kaberet on our first visit to Disney World!!! 😒 By the time we went back, Food Rocks had taken over! I was so confused! In those days you could send away for a free WDW VHS tape to help you plan your visit, (No internet to keep up on WDW changes), and I watched it so much I went in expecting Bonnie Appetite on our 2nd visit! I was incensed! Thankfully a cassette of Epcot music I bought still had Kitchen Kaberet songs on it! So I too, often find myself humming the Veggie/FruitFruit song in the produce isle of the grocery store!!!
So much scarring, I mean memories. Definitely had Veggie, Veggie, Fruit, Fruit pop into my head as soon as I saw the thumbnail. Oh to have all that quirkiness still in Epcot again.
I took the Undiscovered Future World Tour at Epcot in 2019 and they have some of the Kitchen Kabaret characters backstage in the wardrobe/sewing area. Not sure if those are the actual, real ones from the show or just replicas but it was neat to see them 😆😆
It puzzles the mind why Kraft and nestle sponsored kitchen cabaret considering they don't sell raw fruits and vegetables, at least not under those brands.
Her original look was different her name used to be Cher-acuda. Before they made a parody of Cher it was supposed to be a parody of Tina Turner. Her name was going to be Tina Tuna her song was going to be What’s Meat Got To Do With It.
To be honest, anthropomorphic food makes me uncomfortable. Especially when they're trying to get you to eat them. I know it's not actually applicable to real life, but I still have a thing about not eating things I know I can have a conversation with and stuff like this gets on that. It's not the most rational thing, but there you are.
Kitchen Cabaret was a great, cute show at the time. I’m showing my age, but the message was accurate for the time. I was a kid at the time and my family and I have fond memories of the show. “Veggie fruit. Veggie veggie fruit fruit!” We still talk about it at times. And the different food groups featured were accurate for the early 1990. Things have changed since then, but I wish you had been simply more historical and less judgmental in this video. Long live EPCOT!
Well I loved both shows. Granted they are a bit weird. But I have always loved "weird". One of my favorite shows is Regular Show. My favorite is the toast playing the trumpet. I have a postcard from 1988 of Kitchen Kabaret. That is the first year I visited Epcot (my favorite Disney park - and favorite place on earth to visit). Bring on the weird!
Okay, so in 2003 an 8 year old me went to Epcot. I grew up with an older mother and father, and my dad was a musician playing in a band every weekend. We walked into food rocks and I heard beach boys, Queen, and yes, even tone loc with funky cold Medina and lost my mind because Epcot was the first place to have entertainment for children my age with good music! My mom recorded almost all of the show and we still have it on DVD! ❤️ thanks for the memories Park Ride History!
The Beach Boys did have a bit of a renaissance in popularity in the late 1980s and early 1990s thanks to their song “Kokomo” on the soundtrack to the Tom Cruise movie “Cocktail”.
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Veggie veggie fruit fruit, veggie veggie fruit fruit, VEGGIE VEGGIE F R U I T F R U I T !!!!!
Theme Park Stop by Alicia Stella now that song is stuck in my head now
Olé!
Theme Park Stop Cha Cha Cha!
The walled off stage was demolished for an expansion of the queue a few years ago. Also almost all Kitchen Kabaret animatronics are in storage at WDW unlike the Food Rocks ones.
Fun thing, I met Jess Harnell (Pita Gabriel's voice actor) at Chicago Comic Con back in March and jokingly mentioned Food Rocks, only for him to go on a four minute rant about how awful he thought the show was.
He resents it, evidently
He's a regular guest at my local con and I've spoken to him several times. Do I dare...
@@PixelatedH2O Considering how actually angry he got when I brought it up, I'd recommend avoiding it
@@rodakscreens So did he do more than just the Pita Gabriel part?
Jess Harnell was also the voice of Wooten in Adventures in Odyssey!
Didnt know Wakko also sang about the food he ate lol
didn’t think an eating healthy parody of bohemian rhapsody would ever exist yet here we are
I must be completely insane because I think Food Rocks is one of the funniest and most entertaining things I’ve ever seen
Same
There truly was nothing at Epcot quite like it.
Yes. You are.
Food Rocks, sad I missed it, can’t stop watching it on RUclips! I adore Tone Loc, I loved him in Fern Gully, I would have lost my mind if I had seen Food Rocks as a child 💯
Me too
I went to EPCOT for the first time in the 80's and remember this show fondly. I loved, as a kid, all the wierd educational stuff. I understand why they have changed EPCOT and started mixing in things like Fozen and Finding Nemo into it but for me, I liked EPCOT much better before all of that.
Food Rocks was '94. Tone Loc was in it. Blank Check by Disney was also '94. Tone Loc was also in it. I'd like to think that someone over at Disney was like "Get Tone Loc in everything we can think of. He's the next big hit!"
And they were *so right*
Which food group is Funky Cold Medina?
20:30 the Mustard Jar from Kitchen Kabaret is still in existence backstage at Epcot.And one of Bonnie Appetite figures is used for show programming at Magic Kingdom.
Mayonnaise jar you mean?
My biggest regret in life is passing on the head of the Pita Gabriel animatronic when it went up for auction a couple years ago
Connor Stelle I was the one who bought it!
@@ethanwilkins6033 well what a coincidence! I hope you're enjoying him!
Thanks to Backdoor Disney?
@@ethanwilkins6033 wait seriously-
@@ethanwilkins6033 I'm smelling cap
I really, really, REALLY want a shirt with that toast on it. He's just too cool
Ditto, or the junk food rock band
@@erickingsland7637 I'd rather have the broccoli
And that is the only reason I'd pick broccoli over junk food. At least junk food tastes good. Broccoli has no redeeming qualities whatsoever.
"There's nothing like staying at home" - well who'd have known back then that this would be words to live by in 2020 😂
Junk food metalheads
Those sets were massive, looking at the pictures of the show after it was dismantled is eerie.
It's amazing to see animatronics cheaper than Chuck E Cheese in a Disney park.
Also "Food Wrapper" looks almost exactly like Master Shake from Aqua Teen Hunger Force. So much so its hard to hear another voice coming out of him, lol.
One small correction: Food Wrapper sings a parody of Wild Thing, not Funky Cold Medina. It's a very easy mistake to make because they are almost the same song.
Cher's high point was food rocks
As an 80's kid, I loved Food Rocks because it was like Weird Al songs. I was sad to see it go just to be an entry que. My son now loves Kitchen Kabaret songs.
I laughed at Food Rocks far more than I should have. Heck, this entire video was hilarious.
reformedfruit agreed
Food Rocks was my favorite attraction at Epcot as a young girl, and I even have a pin from it. I was devastated when they closed it, although I know I was in the minority. I love having other people remember its weirdness with me!
I, too, was devastated. I was in like 3rd grade when it closed and I saw the Soarin' posters up. I cried. To this day, I hate Soarin'.
These songs from Kitchen Kaberet sometimes pop in my head even now. Once it was put in your brain as a kid it never leaves.
The broccoli is still at Epcot! He's displayed in the character costuming room that you can see if you go on the future world tour!
I am the WondersOfLife user on wdwmagic. I made that thread when I was like 14. XD
Food Rocks was my childhood, man. It was LIT!
Also, Disney still has some of the KK animatronics, as they've been up on display at D23 events from time to time.
Funky Cold Medina is a US treasure, thank you very much.
THANK YOU!! I saw Kitchen Kabaret in 1984 when I was 8 years old, and I’ve remembered “veggie, veggie, fruit, fruit” all this time. Before today, whenever I would try and figure out the show, my search would only lead to Veggie Tales, which I knew wasn’t right. Your video was hilarious, and I can’t believe I wasn’t traumatized by that mess when I was a kid. 😉 I’d buy Kitchen Kabaret merch on the dark web or wherever else it exists, so if you find it, please share!
Between Bonnie Apetit and the sexy dairy foods, I always wondered if the designers of Kitchen Kabaret were (putting it politely) lonely.
Or on the DrUgS
Food Rocks was just absolutely one of the strangest and funnest shows they ever did. yes of course it was parody, cheap, and quickly done, but it was awesome. Still to this day when I hear these songs from the 80s it brings back fond memories of the songs in Food Rocks. Every time I hear Peter Gabriel's Sledgehammer it becomes "High Fiber" in my mind and brings a smile. Same thing with "You gotta read the wrapper..." That was a great show to go in and just laugh so much because it was terrible but wonderful at the same time. It is absolutely one of the best things they've ever done. Not a single person I ever brought there didn't completely fall in love with it.
Thanks for doing this video!!
I really liked Kitchen Cabaret! Veggie veggie fruit fruit was a catchy tune!
My parents remember the song too
I'm the biggest Queen fan I know and my bf sent me the link to this video saying, "watch this, I think you'll get a kick out of it." I thanked him for that, but the whole show seemed like a nightmare of a meth-addicted cardiologist. That said, I loved this video, thank you
Well I thought the shows were absolutely fucking awesome!
Riley Ulrich no profanity
A Navarrette fuck shit ass
Kitchen Kabaret was awesome. I saw it over 40 times.
🥦🌶🍌🍒
How can you make 22 minutes worth of talking food.
I’d like to think that someone pitched this, was laughed out of the room when someone asked this question, and developed the entire attraction out of spite.
I can't believe these were Disney animatronics . They look like sub-par showbiz pizza place knock offs.They are so jerky and stiff. A couple of them look ok just seems like they must have been on a insane time crunch to get this ready for opening day.
Food Rocks audioanimatronics look almost as phoned in as Superstar Limo
Horizons was plenty weird, but you really ought to look into the story of Hoot & Chief. That's world class weird.
The stage is gone, its now a bathroom
Now you can legitimately take a crap on the old show
I have a Epcot postcard that has characters from Kitchen Kabaret the Tomato, and the Broccoli
it was its “successor”, not “predecessor”
Oh, it was Cher? My first guess was tuna turner.
I apparently repressed memories of Food Rocks as a child because I remember having this awful dream as a little kid where I was trapped in a kitchen with a horrifying cast of alive food objects. I forgot about those dreams completely until I recently got into Disney History and saw a picture of the milk guy from Food Rocks and realized that it was the terrifying monstrosity in my nightmares. I don't remember actually seeing Food Rocks, but I very clearly remember those dreams.
Oh hey, thanks for making another one of these :D
When I was a teenager, Kitchen Cabaret was my favorite audio animatronic show after American Adventure. Got to love the "Veggie, Veggie, Fruit, Fruit" number! Makes me wish Mark Twain and Ben Franklin would break out into a song and dance. 😉
I remember being so excited at 9 years old, to finally see Kitchen Kabaret when I first visited in 1995, not knowing the show had been changed. I was so looking forward to hearing Veggie Veggie Fruit Fruit. Imagine my disappointment when my young brain realized Food Rocks was not the same show.
Ah my favorite characters! Mrs. Cheese, Ms. Ice cream, and Sex kitten?
I think that Ms. Ice Cream was supposed to be Eartha Kitt
We loved this show! Everyone of our kids giggled, sang along, and took home a stuffed vegetable. And asked to get to the land right after Imagination.
The only channel who can make both of these so stinkin funny
Veggie Veggie Fruit Fruit is surprisingly catchy, the corniness of the rest of both shows are charming in an ironic way and just straight up disturbing in an un-ironic way.
I do like they made the barbecue sauce a lefty. Not often you see a lefty guitar player. The most well-known ones are Jimi Hendrix and Paul McCartney.
Hello! Loved the video. When I was a kid, both versions were a Disney staple and I really did enjoy them and now as an adult you realize, wow... yeah those were really, really odd.
Thanks for the laughs!
LOL - my brother and i made fun of this show our entire lives - in fact, to this day but seeing this I'm not sure we even sat through it once in our 14 or so times of visiting growing up. So wild! Thanks for your videos!!
7:18 bro has never had an absolutely fire mango it seems
Food rocks had some great songs (yea I know they are only parodies). I also liked the fact that instead of trying to have a talking food show be somewhat serious, they went all out on “weirdness”.
You can now hear that Veggie Veggie Fruit Fruit song in Epcot Forever.
I stated for that show specifically to hear veggie fruit fruit blasting over the loud speakers
Wow, Kitchen Kabaret was freaking awesome. I loved it as a kid. I was heartbroken when they replaced it with Food Rocks. I guess it was just my kind of weird.
He said Food Rocks was Kitchen Kabatet's predecessor and replacement show in the same sentence. Those two words are synonyms.
My kids and my late father in law loved this show. The milk carton singing “Every cake you bake” instead of “Every breath you take” was my favorite.
I was old enough to see Kitchen Kabaret - and it was and still is awesome.
I hated Food Rocks as a kid and then not too long ago I watched a video of it online and actually got the references and loved it. I WANNA BE YOUR HIGH FIBER!
Hi I just discovered your channel. Love it, keep up the great work!
Food Rocks! was one of my favorite attractions. Wish it was still open.
The Toast was "jamming". :)
Staying Inside is now healthy. Time for a new song.
The bf and I just started watching the channel today. We watched the Monsanto house first and got this far through "Keep Epcot Weird" (so far). I just want to say, while being amazingly comprehensive and informative, we've never laughed so hard and enjoyed Disney History or theme park history videos as much as the 4-ish videos we've seen so far.
Big fans, keep up the good work.
I love Food Rocks, it’s one of those “you had to be there” sort of attractions. The smoke machine, the strobe lights, the music was loud, it was different from anything else. That being said, after telling you to eat healthy, you are then released into a park that has all the junk food you could ever want.
I'm literally watching this on the 16th anniversary of it's closing. How serendipitous.
Why do videos like this make me feel old and weird?
I think they also went with Tone Lōc because he's a KISS level Sellout.
I mean, what kind of man would or could PERFORM HIS OWN PARODY.
You'd be surprised. That's actually more common than you realize. Also, how is he on KISS's level if KISS asked Disney for too much money to be in Rock 'n' Roller Coaster?
I remember this from my first visit to Epcot in 1986. My sister & I for years after would sing Veggie Fruit Fruit ... good times. But Food Rocks did make me laugh - almost as much as your reactions 😆
Just discovered your channel and holy crap I dig your cheekiness. I will be watching more fo' sho'. So glad to find another Disney youtuber.
14:45 Cher released the cover of the Shoop song as a single for her movie Mermaids, hence why she’s a…. Tuna?
My family and I missed the original Kitchen Kaberet on our first visit to Disney World!!! 😒 By the time we went back, Food Rocks had taken over! I was so confused!
In those days you could send away for a free WDW VHS tape to help you plan your visit, (No internet to keep up on WDW changes), and I watched it so much I went in expecting Bonnie Appetite on our 2nd visit! I was incensed!
Thankfully a cassette of Epcot music I bought still had Kitchen Kaberet songs on it! So I too, often find myself humming the Veggie/FruitFruit song in the produce isle of the grocery store!!!
Fun fact Peter Gabriel and Sting were supposed to voice their characters but they were voiced by the voice of Wakko Warner
So much scarring, I mean memories. Definitely had Veggie, Veggie, Fruit, Fruit pop into my head as soon as I saw the thumbnail. Oh to have all that quirkiness still in Epcot again.
I took the Undiscovered Future World Tour at Epcot in 2019 and they have some of the Kitchen Kabaret characters backstage in the wardrobe/sewing area. Not sure if those are the actual, real ones from the show or just replicas but it was neat to see them 😆😆
I loved Kitchen Kaberet as a kid...sad it's no longer there. Fond memories! Still have a pot holder in the kitchen we got as a souvenir.
It puzzles the mind why Kraft and nestle sponsored kitchen cabaret considering they don't sell raw fruits and vegetables, at least not under those brands.
Because I'm sure they wouldn't fly having songs about cheese, mac n cheese, and chocolates. Lololololol
"Veggie! Veggie! Fruit!!! Fruit!!!" My family recites this...A LOT.
I can't tell you how many times i start singing Veggie Fruit Fruit Veggie Veggie Fruit Fruit...that one stuck in my head all this time
14:38 Yes, the character is named The Sole of Rock n Roll, as in sole, which is a type of fish.
Her original look was different her name used to be Cher-acuda. Before they made a parody of Cher it was supposed to be a parody of Tina Turner. Her name was going to be Tina Tuna her song was going to be What’s Meat Got To Do With It.
To be honest, anthropomorphic food makes me uncomfortable. Especially when they're trying to get you to eat them.
I know it's not actually applicable to real life, but I still have a thing about not eating things I know I can have a conversation with and stuff like this gets on that. It's not the most rational thing, but there you are.
Ever seen Veggie Tales?
@@davidfeltheim2501 - I mean, I know about it.
Kitchen Cabaret was a great, cute show at the time. I’m showing my age, but the message was accurate for the time. I was a kid at the time and my family and I have fond memories of the show. “Veggie fruit. Veggie veggie fruit fruit!” We still talk about it at times. And the different food groups featured were accurate for the early 1990. Things have changed since then, but I wish you had been simply more historical and less judgmental in this video. Long live EPCOT!
Best documentary ever.
I love your delivery, man. Nicely done. Feeds my Disney hobby.
Well I loved both shows. Granted they are a bit weird. But I have always loved "weird". One of my favorite shows is Regular Show. My favorite is the toast playing the trumpet. I have a postcard from 1988 of Kitchen Kabaret. That is the first year I visited Epcot (my favorite Disney park - and favorite place on earth to visit). Bring on the weird!
Food Rocks was my absolute favorite attraction as a child and I was truly GUTTED when Soarin replaced it and I refused to ride it for years.
Probably for the better. It was just Soarin' Over California for years until it was replaced by Soarin' Around The World.
Im sorry but Food Rocks is so CAMP, Im obessed.
Okay, so in 2003 an 8 year old me went to Epcot. I grew up with an older mother and father, and my dad was a musician playing in a band every weekend. We walked into food rocks and I heard beach boys, Queen, and yes, even tone loc with funky cold Medina and lost my mind because Epcot was the first place to have entertainment for children my age with good music! My mom recorded almost all of the show and we still have it on DVD! ❤️ thanks for the memories Park Ride History!
Veggie, veggie
Fruit, fruit
Veggie, veggie
Fruit, fruit
I ate some bad mushrooms once.
I dreamed this show.
I owned a plush stuffed version of that broccoli at some point in my childhood. Sunglasses and everything. He was dope. 🥦🕶
1:05 What's the Kitchen Kabart?
13:29 Pita Gabriel. Love it.
I actually liked Kitchen Kabaret. Mr Broccoli rocked!
I LOVE this series !!!
That food rock ending is beautiful my bro 😔✋✋
I loved this as a kid
It really hurts hearing Tone change the lyrics of Wild Thing for that.
So I only saw Food Rocks in person, and it was one of my favorite bad attractions even as a little kid
I don't know why, but I loved Kitchen Kabaret as a kid!
I *heard* that the stage was finally taken down once they added the 3rd theatre for Soarin' but I'm not sure how accurate that is.
No they took it down for the reatrooms
@@jaydenchrist6152 No that's not true. The restrooms are on the other side of the exit doors, opposite where the stage was.
@@213dreamingstar well people said that they took it down for the woman bathroom
Food rocks is amazing I need a time machine
The Beach Boys did have a bit of a renaissance in popularity in the late 1980s and early 1990s thanks to their song “Kokomo” on the soundtrack to the Tom Cruise movie “Cocktail”.
I clicked on this so fast