Inside isn't just a comedy show. It's an artistic, autobiographical documentary about the struggles of quarantine with a fragile mental health. It's beautiful, it's funny, it's sad; it's art.
You know people CAN quarantine together... His isolation was self-imposed... He didn't think the special would take very long... he was wrong, and then he dug in... Bo struggled more with stubbornness than quarantine... He literally took his ball and went home.... Let's not put him up on a cross... He has that covered ^_^
I related to it more on the level of being stuck in your head creatively. The whole special felt like it was using quarantine as a metaphor for the creative process with nothing going smoothly and being stuck in your own head for the majority of that. It also works on the surface level but this what I took away from it.
In all the marketing Bo did himself for this special, he never referred to it as a comedy special. He calls himself a "former" comedian in the special itself. People going in expecting regular funny bo songs will be very uncomfortable. This was his best work hands down.
@@MOfcker844 I don’t care what he’s comfortable with, he’s a performer who creates solely for my hedonistic enjoyment of his endlessly painful self-reflection
Not a single fucking flaw in this entire thing. Bo is an once-in-a-generation talent. One of the few making any sense in the sea of chaos and misery that is the last 20 years.
the only pet-peeve i had was that the pitch correction was a bit annoying at times, but that's an incredibly tiny critique on an otherwise perfect project
i have been repeating the song "welcome to the internet" over and over all day its so perfect not only is it beyond entertaining and sounds so good but as someone who is a part of a generation that has never lived without the internet that song just hits so hard
I started listening to it non-stop today since he released it on youtube. It really is the most accurate song describing the very unique feeling that the internet gives today times. The line "Apathy is a tragedy, boredom is a crime" is maybe my favorite line from the special.
I agree, I was born in 1995, been using the internet since probably 2000. So I haven't been here since the beginning of the internet, but I've certainly remember the experience that was the rapid development in the 2000s and the explosion of it's userbase throughout the 2010s. There's so much more to it that I'm too dumb to describe, but Bo made it both nostalgic and maniacal at the same time, which described it perfectly for me. It's also just a good ass song, it's been stuck in my head too.
I don't if anyone will see this but I loved possible ending song. It feels as if he saying goodbye not only to the audience but to the thing that kept him sane for months , the thing that he used to love to do before it gave him panic attacks. Like he's saying goodbye to comedy . Telling the audience if you think it's easy then you do it yourselves.
I wish people would stop calling it a commentary on quarantine. Sure, quarantining had it's role in this. But this is about his own mental health, about his agoraphobia, and showcasing the process of content creation and how that process, people's demands, and his conflicted feelings about his duty to educate his audience had all exacerbated his declining health; it's sews the narrative of being a recluse, and why he left the scene and stayed 'Inside' for so long, over stuff he -was- feeling, just as much as he is feeling again. To call it quarantine commentary is just conflating the issues, and frankly misses the mark.
Totally agree, add onto that impending doom of climate change and lack of true, meaningful action from world leadership, especially domestic leadership. And that's only if we don't destroy ourselves from infighting exacerbated by the internet before that. It feels like the world is already hopeless, and we've reached the final fizzling out of human history. Couple with that declining mental health and sanity and you have this absolute marvel of a film.
@@BirdieDev oh, definitely. That was much of what I was implying when I referenced his duty to educate. On top of him growing to feel like he needs to put those in, which he seems to think the comedy audience is actively disinterested in, those things are also just happening. Which is a burden in it's own right. And all of those things are such a huge burden to be aware of, which are truly threatening to us all, and that knowledge makes it so much more stressful when you (him here) feel like you're (he) is alone with this knowledge among nations of ignorance and disinterest. He seems to recognize he has the platform to cause change, and that (and the crisis is causes him) was apparent in this special. It started as a comedy, and it seemed like he literally just dropped it so that he could pivot into the experience we got through the second half to the end.
@@annamata4758 Completely agree, yeah. This special was one of the only experiences I've had in many years where I didn't feel alone in my view of how truly brittle our world is. It's felt for so long that we've all been zombie-walking to our demise, and no matter what you say people will keep walking and act like they can't hear you. It feels like maybe people are waking up, and Bo is helping with that, but it still feels too late.
It's both, and it's about how the quarantine and covid and everything around us shapes and interacts with mental health. The special is about mental health, and the pandemic, and the internet, and is a self portrait, etc. etc.
The man scripted, filmed, wrote original songs, etc, and peiced it all together into a movie BY HIMSELF, in the span of only a YEAR. Movies can take years just to write, and for him to be able to peice together all of his expeiriences and ours, in a sense, from the past two insane years, in only such a short amount of time is absolute genuis.
There were so many layers to this special, a societal warning, a cry for help perhaps, a reflective piece, you name it. Intended or not, acting or not, it was insanely powerful. The 'I am not...well' killed me though. I've been in that mindspace, I know that sentence and what comes with it. Kudos to Bo for sharing it as it was. A masterpiece for sure that I will no doubt watch many times.
I think the great thing about this special and the "arthouse" element is that it's already so disconnected just in being a deconstructed special, most stand up shows are kind of disconnected, so having the element of strange arthouse vibes works because it gets across the idea
I’ve watched this multiple times and I believe I will watch it many more. It’s just such a masterpiece- this man is such a creative genius and he pieces everything together so well. This special has the power to make me feel sad and happy at the same time. It’s eye opening. Nobody could ever live up to Bo in my eyes. He is probably one of the greatest creators of all time.
I clicked on this on my recommended thinking it's another review from a 100k+ subscriber channels that do reviews, it felt that way and about halfway through I looked at the subscriber count and my god this quality of a video diserves so much more, I'll stay
I very much enjoyed Bo's previous work, but I seriously am in disbelief on how good his special was, also considering the amount of effort he put into it. It was overall, just a masterpiece.
I remember when bo said in "we think we know you," where the producer character said "make a funny song about Facebook or something," and i couldn't get that out of my mind when i watched it (the Instagram one and sexting one). And that's a good thing because the special isn't about that. It's kinda like a coat over the actual message of the show if that makes sense.
The ending of Inside was gut wrenching, even seemingly cruel. The whole thing is a fucking masterwork. Everything Bo Burnham has put out has been progressively more well thought out and introspective. This dude is one of the defining artists of this generation, and I think he's definitely outgrown the label of "comedian" at this point.
For me, this special elevated Bo Burnham from a comedian to a humourist. Because of this, I feel like the best way to refer to _Inside_ is as a humour special, rather than a comedy special, if that makes sense.
I thought the lighting, the cinematography, the music, AHHHH. It was so good. The creativity was insane. It was so beautiful. And crushing. And...relatable.
I loved this masterpiece so much. Especially All Eyes On me has such powerful feelings and as you're watching it, it's hard to remember it was filmed in the same room as everything else. Such a fucking talented man
Surprised “hold me accountable” was so low. It’s second favorite under “welcome to the internet” I respect your opinion though. All the songs were amazing
The song with his mom was definitely one of the least good songs from the special, but the visual storytelling of him alone, isolated in a dark quiet room when the call ends hit me so hard. I struggled for the last 9 months away from home and every call with my Mom felt exactly like that when it ended. That alone makes it one of my favourite bits from the special.
Idk maybe I am crazy but this was better than the majority of films I have seen in the last five years. Moving, brilliantly shot, and wickedly funny I mean what's not to like. I'd call this special a masterpiece.
Watched it the day it came out and the next day. Incredible film. I have my own struggles with mental health and watching him almost "deteriorate" over the course of the year made me feel so much less alone. The special made me laugh but a lot of it I just sort of sat there like "holy shit. yes."
Oh god, after hearing from my friends that this is like the last two songs from "Make Happy" (Kanye Rant and Are You Happy) but this time it's the entire special... I just don't think I'm in the mental space to watch it right now, especially after the pandemic. I will watch it some day and I love that overall, the community that formed around Bo is one that respects mental health and is super understanding of things like trauma, PTSD, and general anxiety. I know that he doesn't necessarily like being praised for his performance art but i can't help but to think of how many people relate to him and how many walls he's torn down in the stand-up comedy field. Not only is Bo Burnham a goddamn master of comedy, but he's also an invaluable force in personal betterment.
Inside is a RUclips video with high production quality and a literal year of thought and creativity put into it. The perfect RUclips video that won't be beat in years to come
I found all of it funny but then again i have dark sense of humor and bo does too I personally think nothing is too sacred to joke about laughter helps lighten and helps bring people together
Inside is just taking over my brain since I saw it a couple days ago. I've already watched it entirely twice and most of it three times. It's beautiful.
Bo did such a good job with this special. He managed to talk to every demographic possible and it just blows my mind. The lyrics are smart and actually have a lot of meaning if you pay proper attention. Everything about this is just amazing.
"Artists should be able to out themselves in their work without making their work them". Just put out a video on that feeling as a creator and that was a beautiful way to put it my friend!
It feels like the viewer is his journal so like sometimes it’s just ideas he’s had written down, song lyrics, random stuff like white woman Instagram but sometimes it’s full blown diary entries or mental breakthroughs and breakdowns, like the special itself is a quiet keeper of these thoughts. So cool I literally loved it so much, not for everyone tho haha gotta be a leftist and probably young to enjoy it in this way but for sure this’ll have a ripple effect through out my entire life
the Acoustic guitar song “Funny Feeling” was the first song to really make me not laugh at all but fully feel like this is just a lyrically masterful piece of music and the song after it the “put your fuckin hands yo” song just barely missed making me cry he has such a way of making the person resonate for people who feel artistic and create, i love this special
its amazing to see how far hes come, and he far he'll go based on this one alone. if being the spotlight gives anxiety, and not working or trying gives depression, everyone should be more than happy to see bo pursue writing and directing from the other side of the camera. also, there were TWO jeff bezoz songs, which i would actually like to hear which one you liked more 1. the ghillie suit one, or 2. the 1964 one (which i personally fucking love because of how hard i laughed)
Yes bo burnham is king I am glad I got the chance to get on his music around 3.14 apple pie such a crazy ride yet lol you see there is not alot SHOOT that is what it looks like but when you listen and watch EVERY TIME a new listener will get hooked quickly.
I watched the special with my brother and it uncomfortable in the best way possible. Didn't know what to expected going in and I still can't put a finger on exactly what I got out of it but get something out of it I did!
Inside isn't just a comedy show. It's an artistic, autobiographical documentary about the struggles of quarantine with a fragile mental health. It's beautiful, it's funny, it's sad; it's art.
You know people CAN quarantine together... His isolation was self-imposed... He didn't think the special would take very long... he was wrong, and then he dug in... Bo struggled more with stubbornness than quarantine... He literally took his ball and went home.... Let's not put him up on a cross... He has that covered ^_^
fr. its more of opening the door to comedy again for him while not completely jumping into full comedy stand up.
@@corwinchelway9969 never meant to put him up on a cross !! but i guess you're right yeah
@@MELTEDBUHTTER yeah could be as well. I feel like it's open to interpretation
I related to it more on the level of being stuck in your head creatively. The whole special felt like it was using quarantine as a metaphor for the creative process with nothing going smoothly and being stuck in your own head for the majority of that. It also works on the surface level but this what I took away from it.
In all the marketing Bo did himself for this special, he never referred to it as a comedy special. He calls himself a "former" comedian in the special itself. People going in expecting regular funny bo songs will be very uncomfortable. This was his best work hands down.
eight grade is up there too
can confirm, was uncomfortable yeah
Yeah agreed I went in expecting comedy and got depression
@@mr.knight5604 and it's beautiful
Bo burnham is a creative genius and we are lucky to be alive when he's alive.
It definitely helps cut the sting of being alive for everything else we’re alive for
I agree he is incredible but I don’t feel as though he would be comfortable with us putting him on a pedestal like this.
@@MOfcker844 I don’t care what he’s comfortable with, he’s a performer who creates solely for my hedonistic enjoyment of his endlessly painful self-reflection
@@MichaelKneller Bo's genius is bigger than himself.
Right you are.
Not a single fucking flaw in this entire thing. Bo is an once-in-a-generation talent. One of the few making any sense in the sea of chaos and misery that is the last 20 years.
Only flaw was it had to end
@@vandalprixx8800 True 😔
the only pet-peeve i had was that the pitch correction was a bit annoying at times, but that's an incredibly tiny critique on an otherwise perfect project
i have been repeating the song "welcome to the internet" over and over all day its so perfect not only is it beyond entertaining and sounds so good but as someone who is a part of a generation that has never lived without the internet that song just hits so hard
I started listening to it non-stop today since he released it on youtube. It really is the most accurate song describing the very unique feeling that the internet gives today times. The line "Apathy is a tragedy, boredom is a crime" is maybe my favorite line from the special.
I agree, I was born in 1995, been using the internet since probably 2000. So I haven't been here since the beginning of the internet, but I've certainly remember the experience that was the rapid development in the 2000s and the explosion of it's userbase throughout the 2010s. There's so much more to it that I'm too dumb to describe, but Bo made it both nostalgic and maniacal at the same time, which described it perfectly for me. It's also just a good ass song, it's been stuck in my head too.
Holy shit me too, I’m also animating it because I love it so frickin much
I don't if anyone will see this but I loved possible ending song. It feels as if he saying goodbye not only to the audience but to the thing that kept him sane for months , the thing that he used to love to do before it gave him panic attacks. Like he's saying goodbye to comedy . Telling the audience if you think it's easy then you do it yourselves.
I wish people would stop calling it a commentary on quarantine. Sure, quarantining had it's role in this. But this is about his own mental health, about his agoraphobia, and showcasing the process of content creation and how that process, people's demands, and his conflicted feelings about his duty to educate his audience had all exacerbated his declining health; it's sews the narrative of being a recluse, and why he left the scene and stayed 'Inside' for so long, over stuff he -was- feeling, just as much as he is feeling again. To call it quarantine commentary is just conflating the issues, and frankly misses the mark.
Totally agree, add onto that impending doom of climate change and lack of true, meaningful action from world leadership, especially domestic leadership. And that's only if we don't destroy ourselves from infighting exacerbated by the internet before that. It feels like the world is already hopeless, and we've reached the final fizzling out of human history. Couple with that declining mental health and sanity and you have this absolute marvel of a film.
@@BirdieDev oh, definitely. That was much of what I was implying when I referenced his duty to educate. On top of him growing to feel like he needs to put those in, which he seems to think the comedy audience is actively disinterested in, those things are also just happening. Which is a burden in it's own right.
And all of those things are such a huge burden to be aware of, which are truly threatening to us all, and that knowledge makes it so much more stressful when you (him here) feel like you're (he) is alone with this knowledge among nations of ignorance and disinterest.
He seems to recognize he has the platform to cause change, and that (and the crisis is causes him) was apparent in this special. It started as a comedy, and it seemed like he literally just dropped it so that he could pivot into the experience we got through the second half to the end.
@@annamata4758 Completely agree, yeah. This special was one of the only experiences I've had in many years where I didn't feel alone in my view of how truly brittle our world is. It's felt for so long that we've all been zombie-walking to our demise, and no matter what you say people will keep walking and act like they can't hear you. It feels like maybe people are waking up, and Bo is helping with that, but it still feels too late.
It's both, and it's about how the quarantine and covid and everything around us shapes and interacts with mental health. The special is about mental health, and the pandemic, and the internet, and is a self portrait, etc. etc.
And it's called "inside" not because we're in Bo's home, but because we're _inside_ Bo's head.
“All Eyes On Me” is so good. We’ve watched it several times and have been listening to it on RUclips.
This was a masterpiece.
Begging them to put out the soundtrack I’ll keep it on repeat
So many of the songs in this special were just amazing.
The man scripted, filmed, wrote original songs, etc, and peiced it all together into a movie BY HIMSELF, in the span of only a YEAR. Movies can take years just to write, and for him to be able to peice together all of his expeiriences and ours, in a sense, from the past two insane years, in only such a short amount of time is absolute genuis.
“That Funny Feeling” broke my heart it was gorgeous
“Jeffreyyyy bezzzzooooosss” that little jingle has been rolling around in my head for days and im okay with it
If my only life achievement from this point on is buying a gillie suit and wearing it while I play that jam I’m happy
"best piece of cinema ive seen in 2021" as the footage cuts to a water bottle fucking bo burnham's belly button lol. Loved the special btw.
the line "the best piece of cinema ive seen in 2021 so far" juxtaposed with the water bottle tip being inserted into the bellybutton killed me
There were so many layers to this special, a societal warning, a cry for help perhaps, a reflective piece, you name it. Intended or not, acting or not, it was insanely powerful. The 'I am not...well' killed me though. I've been in that mindspace, I know that sentence and what comes with it. Kudos to Bo for sharing it as it was. A masterpiece for sure that I will no doubt watch many times.
God I love that someone else felt the weight in that very silent pause after “because.” Excellent video - thank you.
This man is a National treasure and must be protected at all cost!
*global
I think it's less of a comedy special and more of film about someone trying make a comedy special while slowly loosing their mind
The “video letter to myself” video being filmed in the same space as “are you happy” is incredible to me. Even if its coincidence
I think the great thing about this special and the "arthouse" element is that it's already so disconnected just in being a deconstructed special, most stand up shows are kind of disconnected, so having the element of strange arthouse vibes works because it gets across the idea
I think this genre could best be called "Bo Burnham", it doesn't fit into anything we've really had before.
I’m glad other people can agree with me that this is a special without description.
It’s just art.
This special was fucking cinema, love to see the hard work and passion, especially since this came out 2 days ago. As always, a banger of a video!
bo is such a blessing. i hope he knows just how many lives he’s changed and how important he is
I’ve watched this multiple times and I believe I will watch it many more. It’s just such a masterpiece- this man is such a creative genius and he pieces everything together so well. This special has the power to make me feel sad and happy at the same time. It’s eye opening. Nobody could ever live up to Bo in my eyes. He is probably one of the greatest creators of all time.
I clicked on this on my recommended thinking it's another review from a 100k+ subscriber channels that do reviews, it felt that way and about halfway through I looked at the subscriber count and my god this quality of a video diserves so much more, I'll stay
I very much enjoyed Bo's previous work, but I seriously am in disbelief on how good his special was, also considering the amount of effort he put into it. It was overall, just a masterpiece.
I remember when bo said in "we think we know you," where the producer character said "make a funny song about Facebook or something," and i couldn't get that out of my mind when i watched it (the Instagram one and sexting one). And that's a good thing because the special isn't about that. It's kinda like a coat over the actual message of the show if that makes sense.
Can we talk about how literally every song from Inside is an absolute masterpiece?
The ending of Inside was gut wrenching, even seemingly cruel. The whole thing is a fucking masterwork. Everything Bo Burnham has put out has been progressively more well thought out and introspective. This dude is one of the defining artists of this generation, and I think he's definitely outgrown the label of "comedian" at this point.
For me, this special elevated Bo Burnham from a comedian to a humourist. Because of this, I feel like the best way to refer to _Inside_ is as a humour special, rather than a comedy special, if that makes sense.
"And I cant grow a beard. That's not ironic. That is just sad." Well Bo. Looks like youve grown your beard bro.
This isn't a comedy special
It isn't a film
It's just something
It's a thing
I've already watched it 4 times, and have been listening to Hands Up (All Eyes On Me) on repeat since I first watched it
I thought the lighting, the cinematography, the music, AHHHH. It was so good. The creativity was insane. It was so beautiful. And crushing. And...relatable.
I loved this masterpiece so much. Especially All Eyes On me has such powerful feelings and as you're watching it, it's hard to remember it was filmed in the same room as everything else. Such a fucking talented man
Surprised “hold me accountable” was so low. It’s second favorite under “welcome to the internet” I respect your opinion though. All the songs were amazing
Oh, it has gone WAY up since I made this video. Highkey one of my favorites now
The song with his mom was definitely one of the least good songs from the special, but the visual storytelling of him alone, isolated in a dark quiet room when the call ends hit me so hard. I struggled for the last 9 months away from home and every call with my Mom felt exactly like that when it ended. That alone makes it one of my favourite bits from the special.
The him turning 30 part made me tear up a little
Agreed. It was beautiful, and the most impactful visual experience I’ve ever had.
And no I won’t shut the fuck up about it even for an hour
Can any single person shut the fuck up about any single thing for an hour?
I was laughing on the floor during the JEFFREY BEZOOOOOOS skits. And then I cried smiling during Funny Feeling. This was so fucking special, 10/10
It's more artistic than comedy and it made it much better. He made it by himself and it's looking amazing.
Great video dude! I'm glad so many people loved this special as much as I did!
I’ve already watched this like 4 times just because I’m OBSESSED
Idk maybe I am crazy but this was better than the majority of films I have seen in the last five years. Moving, brilliantly shot, and wickedly funny I mean what's not to like. I'd call this special a masterpiece.
this special made me cry and i literally don't even know why. this special truly is special
but why did you choose to hurt me but ending this video with the most heartbreaking moment in the special. :(
This special was pure genius with incredible production value for one man stuck in a room. His work keeps getting better and better
Watched it the day it came out and the next day. Incredible film. I have my own struggles with mental health and watching him almost "deteriorate" over the course of the year made me feel so much less alone. The special made me laugh but a lot of it I just sort of sat there like "holy shit. yes."
i genuinely think this is just pure art-
Oh god, after hearing from my friends that this is like the last two songs from "Make Happy" (Kanye Rant and Are You Happy) but this time it's the entire special... I just don't think I'm in the mental space to watch it right now, especially after the pandemic.
I will watch it some day and I love that overall, the community that formed around Bo is one that respects mental health and is super understanding of things like trauma, PTSD, and general anxiety. I know that he doesn't necessarily like being praised for his performance art but i can't help but to think of how many people relate to him and how many walls he's torn down in the stand-up comedy field. Not only is Bo Burnham a goddamn master of comedy, but he's also an invaluable force in personal betterment.
Isolation looks good on him. Cute hobo viking sort of way.
Inside is a RUclips video with high production quality and a literal year of thought and creativity put into it. The perfect RUclips video that won't be beat in years to come
I found all of it funny but then again i have dark sense of humor and bo does too I personally think nothing is too sacred to joke about laughter helps lighten and helps bring people together
I make jokes about my anxiety and depression and adhd I’m not sensitive about it I have to be able to laugh at myself and joke
Inside is just taking over my brain since I saw it a couple days ago. I've already watched it entirely twice and most of it three times. It's beautiful.
It is fucking incredible, a brilliant full circle journey.
I've watched it twice in the span of 12 hours. Incredible stuff.
Bo did such a good job with this special. He managed to talk to every demographic possible and it just blows my mind. The lyrics are smart and actually have a lot of meaning if you pay proper attention. Everything about this is just amazing.
Ive seen make happy live twice and never thought anything could top it. But here we are.. this topped it.
"Artists should be able to out themselves in their work without making their work them". Just put out a video on that feeling as a creator and that was a beautiful way to put it my friend!
For those who suffer from mental health problems, it is by far one of the most relatable Netflix specials ever made
honestly it's just so fucking good. It hurts a lot to watch sometimes but god it's good
I watched it for the first time last night and since then I’ve watched it again another 2 times.
He really made us say "oh Bo☹"
Inside is indeed kino, cinema and 10/10
as watched the special i couldn't help but feel a little bit of everything all of the time
I'm so glad I went into it blind. Such a beautiful, multifaceted work of art
Don't watch this thinking it will cheer you up when you are in a depressive mindset. Shit hits like a fucking truck.
It feels like the viewer is his journal so like sometimes it’s just ideas he’s had written down, song lyrics, random stuff like white woman Instagram but sometimes it’s full blown diary entries or mental breakthroughs and breakdowns, like the special itself is a quiet keeper of these thoughts. So cool I literally loved it so much, not for everyone tho haha gotta be a leftist and probably young to enjoy it in this way but for sure this’ll have a ripple effect through out my entire life
it might not be a comedy special, but it is definitely special
Watching it for the first time was fun but rewatching it was a religious experience. Really amazing.
the Acoustic guitar song “Funny Feeling” was the first song to really make me not laugh at all but fully feel like this is just a lyrically masterful piece of music and the song after it the “put your fuckin hands yo” song just barely missed making me cry he has such a way of making the person resonate for people who feel artistic and create, i love this special
this is the greatest thing he has ever created!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Socko is indeed based.
dude, the "welcome to the internet" song is playing on reapet all day in my background, i fucking love it XXDDDD
In the song ironic he said he couldn't grow a beard
2:31 the backlash to the backlash to the thing thats just begun
hell yes dude great video
Socko is BASED
All eyes on me could be a fucking radio hit. Song is so good
Imagine Bo Burnam Wrtiting a Black Mirror episode.... Thats right! Blew your mind :D
its amazing to see how far hes come, and he far he'll go based on this one alone. if being the spotlight gives anxiety, and not working or trying gives depression, everyone should be more than happy to see bo pursue writing and directing from the other side of the camera.
also, there were TWO jeff bezoz songs, which i would actually like to hear which one you liked more
1. the ghillie suit one,
or
2. the 1964 one (which i personally fucking love because of how hard i laughed)
I definitely preferred the second one, though honestly both were really damn funny
I didnt expect it to be like it was, but it was amazing
All eyes on me is my favourite too
inside and stuck in a room should be ranked higher
when i seen bos mirror glasses i think bo could cosplay hiezenberg from r.e village
Solid ranking of the songs
With some tweaking, hands up or all eyes on me has potential to be a hit pop song with that fire chorus.
socko IS BASED BRO
nothing less then an amazing special
I wish we knew if the “im not well” scene was real
Yes bo burnham is king I am glad I got the chance to get on his music around 3.14 apple pie such a crazy ride yet lol you see there is not alot SHOOT that is what it looks like but when you listen and watch EVERY TIME a new listener will get hooked quickly.
Great vid but Stuck In a Room at 14 should be a crime, definitely one of my favorites
I agree it should have been higher, definitely one of my favorites now that I've rewatched the special a few more times!
@@TotallySauceome yeah it’s just not quite as memorable as some of the other one’s because it doesn’t have a special video
I watched the special with my brother and it uncomfortable in the best way possible. Didn't know what to expected going in and I still can't put a finger on exactly what I got out of it but get something out of it I did!
Really great video definitely earned a sub from me, keep doing what your doing!
"It was fucking good" there, I gotchu.
JUSTICE FOR FACETIME WITH MY MOM AMD STUCK IN A ROOM
I truly swear Bo is the lovechild of Deadpool and Aristotle, groomed his uncle Moses
yeah, its fucking heartbreaking
It's Bo Yo... He's just the greatest my man
it was so heavy i couldnt finish it in one sitting