SO DIRTY! 🎵 WHITE ZOMBIE - MORE HUMAN THAN HUMAN REACTION
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When asked what his musical philosophy was, Rob Zombie remarked "If strippers can't dance to it, what good is it?".
YEAH!
The first time I heard this was in a strip joint.
Well, honestly, Rob dances his ass off in concert. So, it makes sense.😁
@@barbaravance6774 I don't remember that, but I do remember him asking to see our tits during the concert.
@@genetodd1643 I saw a girl dance to the Harem remix with just a white strobe light aimed at the stage. She had sleeve tattoos and locs. It was evil looking and rad AF.
"More Human than Human" was the motto of the Tyrell Corporation in the movie "BLADE RUNNER". They produced "replicants", aka androids, who were stronger or more intelligent than their human counterparts.
absolutely love blade runner. a lot of 80s videos have the females with a stripe painted across the eyes like daryl hannahs character.
Oh yeah. That's Right. I forgot
"Nexus One"
I want more life fucker I ain't done.
Yep. Thus proving Rob Zombie is just big, dorky film nerd, who even named his band after an old black white horror movie. -- And he spent weeks painting a mural live on MTV, just to get more screen time. Lol!
These two are a great pair! Every song they review, Lex reacts like it's the greatest thing she's ever heard in her life , and Brad always looks like he's watching a gruesome crime being committed.
Lolol fuckin nailed it
The crime continually committed is Brad never giving in to the music. You sir are Guilty as charged
Hahaha you nailed it!
Im subscribed now, its rare for two black people (two) not to be race baited by propaganda from D.C.and the media assault on how they should vote like a monolith yet in this year unlike FIVE YEARS AGO. C'mon.. I wanna hear the music. Not race baiting propaganda, leave the black people alone!
They are high as shit
It ALWAYS fascinates me how Lex naturally focuses on the music while Brad is so naturally focused on the lyrics, so much so, that he can't seem to enjoy the song if he doesn't understand the meaning. I've always been music first and lyrics a distant second.
But they are the perfect example of 2 different types of people who are like this jamming out. One of my cousins' is kinda a blend of these 2. Though he prefers some vocalist telling the story with the instruments than an instrumental alone.
The combination of the both of them is what makes they're reactions awesome
Lyrics are way more important.
They work well togerher
Im the same. lyrics are important but I just dont understand people who concentrate so much on them that they completely miss out on the music itself.
I really appreciate how Lex allows her grandpa to join in with her on these reaction vids 🤪😝😂🤣
I hope those kids finally got off his lawn . . .
@@davewhitmore1958 LOL those dang young whippersnappers with all their newfangled music and gadgets and such
Very accurate description. She says: I love it. He says: what's going on here.
🤣🤣🤣You win the comment of the year award!!!!!!!
Comparing Rob Zombie to Kid Rock is the gravest of insults
It could have been worse. She could have compared him to Fred Durst.
Because Rob zombie was so good? Not a lot of difficulty in anything in this song. Very simple stuff. Just repetitive. It's OK but far from top stuff.
@@pauljohnson3524 he's a legend and there's not much he cant do
@@kevvyd2128 he's ok. Not saying he is bad but he is not a legend or a top of the chain at all. His music is not remembered like the icons in any way. He is what he is.
@@pauljohnson3524 Your not saying Kid Rock or Fred Durst are legends are you?
This song is in reference to a book, Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep which was made into a film Blade Runner. More Human than Human was slogan of the Corp that created the Androids. The line I want more life fucker, was what the android soldier said to his creator when denied extended life.
Rob Zombie delights in the macabre and is a brilliant dark mind in both music and movies. He is working currently on a remake of the Munsters. It will be fun to see what his vision is for that.
My man! I so dig it that someone else not only knew all of this, yet you also knew something which I was wholly unaware; namely the bit about him currently working on a Munsters remake.... LoL. That'll be something interesting I bet man, yeah? Ha.
Finally, a great comment about this and Rob! The fact that he went to design school also helps tons with his/their asthetic! I can't wait for the Munsters to come out.
When Brad says, "What is going on here?" 😆😂🤣
Lex is my inner spirit animal with every rock reaction!!!! Brad always looks confused, Lex says I Love It, everytime!!🤣🤣🥰
I glad that they give these other genres a play and can appreciate them
Im not watching reaction videos to get the reaction I want out of the reactors I actual do watch to get a true reaction to them
I you don't like it say why and ignore the haters , cause haters gonna hate no matter what
Come on everyone you got to admit even with your favorite all time go to band they put out bad songs too
Like everyone says KISS is great and I don't think they are all that good at all, while I like twisted sister and most people can't stand them
I been to an obscene amount of concerts and gigs, and by far the most insane and craziest were Zombie gigs! People farking in the tree's, chickys dancing topless in the crowd, dude giving away cones on a bucket bong at the base of the stage, some girl standing in the crowd headbanging with her pet bunny rabbit in her arms...it's always mental and always fun!
Hell yeah i went to the Halloween hootenanny with Rob zombie and Alice Cooper.. one of the best nights of my life. Maybe like 2009? Lol 🤣🤣
Same dude. I saw a chick pull her very shorts to side and start Jilling off when the mosh pits stopped 🤪
Saw an older lady (60+) with pink and blue hair at the same show rocking a shirt that said "Shit Happens when you party naked" (same style as from end of Bad Santa). She had a bud light in her hand.
Simply put ... White Zombie came before Rob Zombie's Solo career .... White Zombie Was basically a band from 1985 through 2000 which was the bands last official album that this track is off of. They then split after 3-4 years of touring for the last album cause they wanted to go in diffrent directions musically .. So Rob got most of a band together & debuted as Rob Zombie shortly after.
That pretty much sums it up.
And they hit mainstream success thanks in part to Beavis & Butthead riffing on them.
Good breakdown. I'd add that Rob's solo albums leaned more heavily into the industrial/electronic genre than most White Zombie, although you can clearly hear him going that direction on this album, and this song especially.
Oh, also his brother--going by Spyder Zombie--was the front man for another industrial metal band, Powerman 5000. I always thought it was a neat little bit that while Rob leans in heavy to his horror movie obsession in his music, his brother frequently leaned into a sci-fi theme.
2000? wrong, this album was released in 1995. They officially broke up in 1998. Touring the last album for 3 or 4 years? wrong again. They played live for the last time in 1996 meaning they probably toured their last album for less than a year.
4:18 The title of the song "More Human Than Human" and the lines "I am the nexus one, I want more life, fucker I ain't done" are references to the movie "Blade Runner".
Brad, when it comes to Robs vocals it's all about how they sound than what they mean (they normally don't mean anything). It's a different style.
Telling Brad not to pay attention to lyrics is like telling a lion not to pounce on a wounded gazelle.
Really, Lex should be all over it. She's the same way. She feels a groove and to describe it, she'll say some shit like, "pancake batter impressionist painting, but in a canoe" and somehow you get it. Rob is going the other way. He says "I am the astro-creep, a demolition--style hell American freak" and you're supposed to go "oh, that's the vibe. nice."
Is it terrible I laughed at this?
They're not entirely meaningless. Much of this song is a tribute to Blade Runner, for instance.
@@winstonmarlowe5254 True, but there is almost no linear path ,so to speak, in his lyrics. He uses phrase's from movies and what-not if they sound cool. When they started out his band played what is called "noise rock", you can look that up to see what it is. And through out his career his music has retained some of that influence.
This song has great memories for me because when I was in my college years in the early 90s, my friends and I often went to rock clubs here in Toronto, Canada and this was a staple song to rock out to on the dance floor. WHITE ZOMBIE was his band and then he changed to his solo artist name ROB ZOMBIE after that. Thanks and keep smiling
Your expressions at the beginning, priceless!
I was hoping it wasn't the radio edit lol
The lyrics refer to Philip Dick and Blade Runner. He is singing from the perspective of a replicant, who were called more human than human.
I liked it for both of your reactions. Brad trying to make sense of it and Lex rocking it out!!!
Long, dirty dreads…..perfect description.
Rob Zombie’s like a nasty comic book villain brought to life…
Yeah he's a really interesting guy check him out on Joe Rogan experience if you have never seen it.
Its about Replicants (from Blade Runner) ... the title is the slogan Tyrell Corp used in their ads.
"Living Dead Girl" is a must if you dig this.
I am pretty sure they reacted to this one already
You can think of them as a crossroads of bands if you want (though they predate all of those except probably Nine Inch Nails). I prefer to think of White Zombie like Rob said, "Hey y'all, _what if_ danceable grooves, but make it sci-fi horror, little bit of glam and camp to it, with crunchy guitar riffs?" and everyone was like "huh? what the fuck?" and then he did it and everyone said "oh, our bad, Rob, this fucks."
Underrated comment. This is how I will describe WZ from here on out, verbatim. I will just start volunteering the info as I’m probably unlikely to be asked any time soon. 😂
Rob Zombie also directs a number of horror movies. Usually very bloody, not overly scary but definitely gory and weird. House of a Thousand Corpses and the follow on with The Devils Rejects. He also did a remake of Halloween that was good.
They also lean heavily into a "dirty", "trashy", or "grimy" aesthetic.
It'sd interesting that Brad included that in the title of this vid based just on audio.
You know succeeded when your movies get banned :)
@@rushanm.e1815 His movies were so bad he wasn't allowed to make another Halloween. house of a thousand corpses was nothing original, he copped the style from Tobe Hooper's texas chainsaw massacre 2. His latest three movies really failed. He is good at music and should have stayed that way
@@GodWeenSatan yeah that’s why House of 1000 Corpses turned into a trilogy of movies, he made 2 Halloween movies, an animated movie, Lords of Salem, and 31 because no one wants to watch his movies 🙄
@@travislee9662 hahaha I see what you did there! 👍😁
I remember someone calling Rob Zombie's music "industrial boogie metal" and I like repeating that.
White Zombie was the name of this band, before Rob Zombie went with a new band. When asked about it he simply said "Success affects people differently and the success of that band had ran it's course. It was time for me to move on." Also, White Zombie was long before all of those band's sounds you mentioned save for Nine Inch Nails. They started in 1985 and dominated the underground scene. I think Rob was sick of just being the poster child for underground music. Funny story an art professor my gf had in college saw that she was listening to his music and told her how he used to teach him Robert (Cummings) and his brother Michael (Spider from Powerman 5000). He remembers having them in his class and that while Michael was the talented one, Robert was definitely the creative one. Also, Rob used to paint the set pieces for Headbanger's Ball on MTV from 1985-1996.
The nomenclature, Rob Zombie, is derived from the Punk Rock culture of naming oneself after their band’s name, à la The Ramones, or using a clever pun or play of words to create their Punk persona, à la Justin Sane, Joe Queer, Lux Interior, Poly Styrene, & Pat Smear. White Zombie comes from the horror film of the same name. Rob Zombie, both a prolific Horror director himself and a massive fan of Horror films, uses Horror motifs in his stage show as well as in his lyrics. Often, the lyrics are just references to films-“More Human Than Human,” for instance is likely a reference to Blade Runner, but does it actually mean anything when you do a close reading of the lyrics?
That is to ask, how much weight does the reference carry? How important is it that you know the references to understand the song’s lyrics?
I listened to A LOT of White Zombie, along with Fear Factory, Deftones, Sepultura, Nine Inch Nails, and Tool, when I was in middle school but I didn’t really follow Zombie into his solo career. Out of the bands Lex mentioned White Zombie being at the intersection of, only Korn was around while White Zombie was together, and just barely.
I’ve seen most of the bands you mentioned toward the end at Ozzfest ‘99: fear factory, rob Zombie, deftones and also godsmsck, which Lex mentioned. Slipknot, slayer and primus were also there. Black Sabbath closed the show. As for white zombie, I saw them with Pantera three years before that
@Damiana Dimock:
Uuuhhh...what? Every single one of the bands that Lex mentioned were around while White Zombie was still together...Godsmack being the least, formed 3yrs before WZ broke up in 1998 (and released their 1st album that same year):
Godsmack: Formed in 1995; 1st album: 1998
Kid Rock: Active since 1990; 1st album: 1990
NIN: Formed in 1988; 1st album: 1989
Korn: Formed in 1993; 1st album: 1994
But regardless, she really just meant this song sounded "to her" like a mish-mash of those bands, regardless of whether or not they were actual influences of WZ.
Always on playlist. Along with Dragula, and living dead girl
And Thunderkiss 65
"Dragula" is definitely my favorite Rob Zombie song.
Nice! This used to get played at hockey games around here for warmup music… the radio version at least… lol.
White Zombie was formed in the 80's by vocalist Rob Zombie and his then-gf bassist Sean Yseult ("Yee zo")... guitarist J. Yuenger joined around 1992, and White Zombie scored a major record deal w/ Guns N' Roses & Nirvana's label Geffen. Their '92 album 'La sexorcisto' produced a big MTV single "Thunder kiss '65"... By the time they went into their next album 'Astro creep 2000' in 1995, drummer John Tempesta had joined, and the album became a 2X platinum hit w/ the 'More human than human' single on MTV. White Zombie had been doing this style for years before KoRn, Godsmack & Kid Rock got huge. Rob Zombie used a lot of samples from movies and programmed beats in their music that gave White Zombie a different sound from bands of their time, like Van Halen, Guns N' Roses, Metallica, Pearl Jam, etc.
From what I heard, Rob Zombie was increasingly frustrated w/ the dynamics of White Zombie, and wanted more control than Yseult and Yuenger were willing to give him... White Zombie toured w/ Pantera in 1996, and although a major success, Rob Zombie said that at the last show around 1997 (?), he bailed on White Zombie... He crafted a solo album 'Hellbilly deluxe' in 1997/'98 and kept drummer John Tempesta in his solo band, adding bassist Blasko and guitarist Riggs... 'Hellbilly deluxe' became an even bigger hit in 1998 than White Zombie's 'Astro creep 2000'... and sold 3x platinum in the US (3 million copies) and he put White Zombie on ice permanently.
Rob Zombie still keeps busy w/ movie projects, but his band is still a major focus w/ his music... Former Marilyn Manson members John 5 (guitar) and Ginger Fish (drums) ... w/ Piggy D (bass) comprise his solo band today.
White zombie/rob zombie will forever be great stripper pole music... 🤘😎🤘
White Zombie is a 1932 American pre-Code horror film independently produced by Edward Halperin and directed by Victor Halperin. The screenplay by Garnett Weston, based on The Magic Island by William Seabrook, is about a young woman's transformation into a zombie at the hands of an evil voodoo master.
Bela Lugosi as "Murder" Legendre, a white Haitian voodoo master who commands a crew of zombies
He started out in the band White Zombie. When he decided to become a solo act he went under the name Rob Zombie.
Zombie. Industrial metal like NIN, Stabbing Westward, Rammstein, Ministry, Fear Factory, Godsmack,, etc. Good stuff. Yes, dirty dreads and rough attire. Lex. lol
BTW, Korn is more nu-metal. Rap/metal mix.
Godsmack and fear factory? You'd lump them in industrial?
@@captainlestenkof2300 Fear Factory yes Godsmack no
This song lives rent free in my head.
Rob Zombie was the lead singer for White Zombie. The Rob Zombie did a solo album, shortly after that. White Zombie officially broke up as a band.
LOL Rob Zombie was so different in the 90's from anything out there. He makes horror movies as well and has the old B movie style. I think he was saying in this song not that he is super human but has delved into depths of being human that most would not dare try.
No. He wrote this about the original Blade Runner movie Tyrel Corporations Androids, or as they called them, Replicants.
@@StuartGray Thanks for the additional input. I knew there would be an expert out there somewhere.
@@Panterakat1 Not an expert. I just like Rob and have watched Blade Runner a billion times
"More human than human" was a quote from the movie blade runner. Nexus one was the replicates (androids) in the movie.
It's HALLOWEEN every day with Rob Zombay. (yeah i know it's Z O M B I E but then my rhyme wouldn't work.) one of my top 10.
There's an X-Ecutioners remix that brings out more of the song's potential. Rob Zombie's also involved in it, and it also adds Slug and Josie Scott, the Saliva dude. It's kind of a "Oo'kay, let's do it right this time" kind of deal. The remix version is called "(EVEN) More Human Than Human (featuring Rob Zombie, Slug & Josie Scott)" by The X-Ecutioners. It might be satisfying and triumphant to hear the song with its potential maxed out, after hearing this "bleh" version.
Nice to see someone giving The X-Ecutioners some love! And yeah, their remix of this song is just....superior to the original in many ways.
@@NashaWriter85 I discovered them when online file-sharing was uncontrolled, and I picked up the demo version of "It's Going Down", because it featured Linkin Park. After the album version came out, I preferred the demo version still, because it had that awesome Colleen Camp line from Game Of Death, and other random stuff in it. I mean, I like the album version of It's Going Down, it grew on me I guess, but it doesn't compare to that first demo version I "stole" during the wild west days of mp3s.
White Zombie was Rob Zombie, with his girl friend on Bass and some other musicians. I never saw anything official but it seemed like he went solo after the breakup.
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you for reacting to a WHITE ZOMBIE track. I love Lex's reaction to it; really into it. Glad I subscribed to your channel. The two of you are great!👊✌
Yes! Thanks for reacting to it. Rob Zombie has some good hits as well (Dragula, Living Dead Girl, Superbeast) and his concerts were really awesome with robots and other creatures walking on stage.
This song is written from the perspective of a replicant in Blade Runner. It makes more sense if you've seen that.. "more human than human" is the slogan Tyrell corporation uses to advertise their nexus line of replicants. The nexus one models are deemed defective and are being "retired."
This song hits me in the chest much like Drowning Pools "Bodies".
🤣 The faces made during the intro! 🤣 Awesome as always guys! Keep up the great work! Love you guys, ya'll are the best!
A classic from the 90's!
Brings back memories of my childhood with long hair running around the house head banging. 😆 🤣 😂
First time I heard the beginning of this song :I was looking just like Brad; like : “ What The Hell?!!!”And Lex killed Me with : the “ Long Smelly Dreads !”So true! I’ve been up close to him at one of his old White Zombie concerts . That boy smelled like a zombie .
Rob Zombie is one of thee best performers to watch live. It's a concert, it's pyrotechnics, it's a carnival show, it's just a visceral experience for both your eyes and ears.
It's a reference to the novel "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep," which served as the inspiration for the movie "Blade Runner." The fictional Tyrell Corporataion's slogan was "more human than human," describing their bio-android product as being the best of humanity, but perfected, i.e. "more human than human." The line "I want more life, fucker" used in the song was pulled from the story as the last thing heard by one of the creators of the project when one of their "replicants" tried to demand an extension to its built-in 4-year lifespan and was denied.
As far as the difference between "White Zombie" and "Rob Zombie," Robert Bartleh Cummings (Stage name: Rob ZOmbie) was originally part of (and co-founded) the band White Zombie. Rob eventually disbanded the group and moved on to a "solo" career (with a different set of bandmates) and his new group was simply known as "Rob Zombie."
I love this song. I remember listening to the radio on my way to work wanting this to come on. The 90s lol
White Zombie was the 2nd concert I went to in my life in 1993 at the Rave in Milwaukee. It was AWESOME!
One of the most fun work memories. This album just came out. We were getting ready to open the restaurant. Someone hijacked the restaurant sound system (which was better than it had any right to be) and played this album. While we swept, mopped, vacuumed, sanitized and so on. Morning prep finished and we were pumped to start work. That was a great day for tips too
White Zombie was the name of the band. Once the singer went solo, he just went by his name, Rob Zombie. His brother is the lead singer of another good band, Powerman 5000.
Lex: "I like it" Brad: *in his head* "I am confused as hell!" 😂
I normally wouldn't listen to White Zombie but watching Lex rock out to this made me enjoy it. Rock on
lol Brad's reaction is priceless.
I knew when I saw this vid he was going to be perplexed.
White Zombie had a great sound, but Rob Zombies' lyrics are out there and basically revolves about just saying screw it enjoy life and try everything no matter what people tell you.
I was pretty sure Lex would be like blah blah this sound and groove is kewel! lmao.
The opener I knew what going to raise there eyebrows. White Zombie/Rob Zombie always had something like that in a lot of their songs. Funny.
Love watching you guys react. Lex digging all my favorites 😂
Brad, you pretty much nailed it. It's about a "replicant" (human-looking robot) in the movie Bladerunner, who is, by human standards, super-human, but his makers only gave him a four-year lifespan. In the movie, he tells his maker, "I want more life, fucker!" just before, well, ah, ... enacting his displeasure. Violently. Interestingly, the movie Bladerunner was loosely based on the short story, "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?", by Philip K. Dick (lots of movies based on PKD stories). That story inspired the song "Are Friends Electric?" by Tubeway Army (aka Gary Numan of the famous 80's song, "Cars") many moons ago. It's super-early electronic rock.
Rob zombie is another fantastic artist to see live! He always puts on an amazing show!
This girl winning my heart with her gritty guitar filth love.. my girl has the right mindset.
The look on Lex's face at the beginning was priceless
Alo of his songs have old movie references, this is about blade runner
Wonderful reaction Lexy! Love your enthusiasm! Brad is 😎
Rob Zombie was lead singer of the band White Zombie ( named for the movie) until they disbanded in the late 90s. Rob went solo. Also indulges his 1st love, movie making. Music 2nd.
That gravel grinding voice and dreadlocks all the way down his back are unmistakable. Lifting clips from old horror movies his thing. Current project is a movie based on the Munsters TV show of the 60s. Which actually had a movie of it. Hellbilly Deluxe was his first album. As for more human than human, watch the video. He appears in full zombie makeup. As a demon he is more than human. But yes its all show like a good creature feature movie which growing up in the 70s he'd see on late night TV in New York state. A heavy industrial thrash metal sound also his signature.
In reality he and wife Sherri are vegan hippies living on a farm in upstate NY. Which is pretty commom history of those who created heavy metal. Blues mixed with anger. Loud, distorted, fedback lots of guitar/ bass and faster. That should help you get Zombie.
~*Oooooo seen Zombie in concert at the ampitheater.. outside...beautiful night... soooo goood....our sons in the mosh pit and Im jammin to the show and hubby is looking down... sooo worried about his boy down there annialting people.. hes a big boy I wasnt worried... he does mosh all the time but first time pops seeing it hehe... was so fun...Korn was head liner... love Korn.. and had the cutest pink tankie... was on muh purse must of broke lose... lost it :( damn 50 bucks down the drain :( :( but anyways.. LOVE LOVE LOVE you 2*~
Rob Zombie's lyrics are pretty much always fun/cool references to horror/cult movies or other media and even if the reference has a serious theme it only serves as inspiration to the sound of the song. If you get the reference it adds a dimension to the song but it's still just references and not stories. You'll have to watch the referenced movies if you want more than good music. ;)
The lyrics are all that plus the word YEAH... repeatedly.
@@crucialtaunt5717 Yeah. ;)
They used this song at the MTV awards a long time ago for the Jackie Chan Lifetime Achievement Award. The video they did for it was awesome.
'More human than human' was the company slogan from the movie Blade Runner.
There's also the line 'I want more life, fucker...I ain't done' which is direct reference to a line spoken by Roy Batty, the films antagonist.
What the rest of the song is about? No idea. Doesn't matter. Cool song.
And go watch Blade Runner. Awesome film.
"Halloween biker" might be the perfect description for Rob Zombie's sound.
That analyzation she had about it was out of this world. I like her vibe.
White zombie and rob zombie are same but different. Rob zombie was the vocalist for white zombie. In the late 90's white zombie broke up and Rob did his own solo thing as well as did movie production as well. Look him up. He is a really cool cat 😎👍
Hey guys what's up! Greetings from South Florida! Yeah Rob Zombie's got some crazy music. His guitar player John 5 is incredible. I actually like the stuff he did with White Zombie better than his solo career. Check out Thunder Kiss 65, or Black Sunshine, you won't be disappointed. You guys rock! God bless you! Peace!
They did "Thunder Kiss 69" about 5 months ago
It is just so GROOVY, my man; c'mon, y'all got ta dig ya some White Zombie man... 'cause they had Rob Zombie as their kickass Front Man!... And it is quite simply a proven fact of reality that Rob Zombie is undeniably kick-ass! He has contributed SO very much to my generations pop culture; from directing some absolutely awesome Horror films like: "House of 1,000 Corpses", "Devil's Rejects", a couple of "Halloween" remakes, "3 From Hell", "31"(I think that's the right numberbut I AM a bit dyslexic when it comes to numbers so, yeah), and something or 'nother about Salem.... like "_____ of Salem" or something I've forgotten... LoL.
But in all seriousness, Rob Zombie has at least 13 amazingly energetic & adrenaline inducing Rock Horror Songs, and to accomplish that is just, wow... well, that's sayin' something in my book anyway. I know my nostalgia is coloring ny opinion here but, I love me some Rob Zombie... and his wife, Sherry Moon Zombie, lemme tell ya somethin' now boooy! She is SO fine, and so damned cool too... and real good at doing a spot on portrayal of a scary sexy, creepy as all nine hells, crazy-ass psycho killer bitch in his movies & music videos! She is just great; she's definitely a prime human specimen if there ever were one... ha.
Brad stuned af as usual, Lexi , into it lol
This a great song. Love how Lex is rocking out to it.
LoL, when this record came out, it was pre-broadband internet, so we used to do these things called LAN parties, so everyone would bring their big old desk top computer and monitor ( like an old 70 pound TV set) to someone's house, and the smart guy set up a connection through a router so your computers could connect and we would play games like Doom and Duke Nuke'm and get drunk for three days while blasting White Zombie records in the house.
Oh the good old days of being 20ish with no cares in the world.....
P.S. the techno remix album they came out with has some really awesome tracks.
LMAO someone enjoyed the moment more than the other
Fun fact, Rob Zombie did the music for Twisted Metal 3 & 4 for the original PlayStation, and the North Pole level of 3 is a "Jingle Bells" remix of this song without any lyrics. Also, you can PLAY as Rob, in Twisted Metal 4 where Dragula is the 1st level song.
Rob was raised in a circus, and he once said that he watched over 9-hours a day of television throughout the majority of his childhood. Because of that, much of his "life" was actually make believe, and so most of his lyrics deal with old movies or shows or something. Hence this song, as people said, about replicants from Blade Runner.
Brad - Mr Analytical...studying every note and every lyric while Lex is this little bundle of happy energy that can't be contained
I remember my junior year high-school art class. The teacher had put his personal music playlist on shuffle and had to leave the room. Then this song came on and that intro, people were laughing up a storm and he came running back inside to switch the song. 😅
Y'alls faces were priceless at the beginning of this lol
Omg honestly I never knew like 70% of these words lmfao! It’s one of my favorite songs from when I was a teen and I just made up my own words lol
I first heard this song on mtv in the 90's. I never listened to "rock" music but I loved this!
One of my favorite songs!!
Love love this song, and Lex's reaction.
Brad always looks perplexed and stoic in these reactions and Lex is just having a good time! 😆
One of my favorite songs of theirs!
One day I will count how many times Rob Zombie actually sings "yeah" in this . Brilliant song
I've been a fan since my teens. I have a beanie that I'm wearing today from the White Zombie days. Rob Zombie was the lead singer. Sean Yseult was my teenage crush (bassist).
"He's just savage" That pretty much nails it.
Had this CD, killer song!! White Zombie was first band. This song I had seen in ( STRIP CLUBS )
Your guys reaction videos are great keep I up....no judgement...one love
Yeah, totally nailed it! (nodding and smiling).
White zombie was formed in 1985 so they were around before all those bands Lex named.. he went solo in 98 and formed Rob Zombie. I would say he's got more of an Alice Cooper vibe than NIN.
Damn Lex can dance to ANYTHING...haha. Love it!
White Zombie was Rob Zombie's original band before he went solo.
White Zombie, Well Rob Zombie in general, really has his own unmistakable sound. Unique. Saw them live back in the day a few times, always put on a good show.
Great album...always gets some spins around Halloween🤘
This song was inspired by the movie Blade Runner. The movie and song are both about synthetic humans with a predetermined life span. "More Human Than Human" is the motto of the Tyrell Corporation, which manufactures "Replicant" humans.