@@arandomperson8646 To be fair, he didn't release this (this is an outtake) so I guess some one did tell him not to. The second point is still valid, though.
I've never heard an Insane Clown Posse song before and I had no idea what they sounded like, but somehow, I still could tell that this was by them. I could just sense it.
@@motionsuggests I'd like to see how that goes. "Put on Don't Stop Believing, but I got the lyrics to Homies don't worry" And then the bar gets excited to sing along to a very popular Journey song when you stumble on stage and go "Let me ask you this about this life we live," while the two juggalos start cheering, albeit confused. And then it just keeps going for 4 minutes where people can't decide how to feel.
This is so damn spot on. In my mind, the video for this is an edited collection of DiMaggio-voiced cartoon characters (Bender and Jake in the chorus of course).
I have quite a few ideas for music videos for a lot of the Mouth album songs, actually: "Promenade": Steve Harwell conducts an orchestra (made up of Steve Harwell clones?). "Modest Mouth": The "All Star" video redone in the style of the "Float On" video. "Full Mouth": The Full House intro but it slowly devolves into the "All Star" video. "Alanis": Alanis Morissette desperately tries to get the audience to pay attention to her when the Full House intro butts in again. "Imagine All Star People": Steve Harwell reenacts the "Imagine" video. "I'mma Let It Be": Paul McCartney does a collaborative live performance with The Black-Eyed Peas. "Daft Mouth": Daft Punk reenacts the "Walkin' on the Sun" video and bits of the "All Star" video. Kanye also joins in at the end. "No Credit Card": Nearly five straight minutes of the _Back to the Future_ NES game. Have fun. "Bega Interlude": A blank TV static screen. If you look closely, you can faintly see part of the "Mambo No. 5" video. "Melt Everyone": The "Smooth" video redone in corrupted 8-bit graphics. [MOUTH.] "Mullet with Butterfly Wings": The Smashing Pumpkins does a collab performance with Loverboy, with the two bands' wardrobe styles switched around (ex. Mike Reno is wearing Billy Corgan's "ZERO" shirt and silver pants). Clips from Regular Show ("Caffeinated Concert Tickets"), Zoolander, TNA Lockdown, and the Dead Space 2 launch trailer are used. "Goodbye": The Stargate sequence from 2001: A Space Odyssey slowly mutates into the video for "Semi-Charmed Life". "Rollercloser": A recreation of the "Closer" video as if it were performed on The Midnight Special in 1977. Trent Reznor's midair spinning is replaced with a disco ball. "Crocodile Chop": A finished version of this--> ruclips.net/video/0Q3hqfCYVG4/видео.html "Transmission": Animated. A military intelligence organization is working to decipher an incoming message. While everyone else is trying to use complex methods to figure out the message, one guy just realizes that it's ALT code. He takes the message, "SMASH MOUTH", to the supervisor, who gives him an incredulous look. The video irises out on a shot of the deciphered message. Animated. "Love Psych": A young woman has crashed her car deep within a forest off the side of an Atlanta highway on a dark, stormy, gray afternoon. She fears that someone might be following her. As it turns out, she's being stalked by the two girls and Fred Schneider from the B-52's. They're feral, they're physically disheveled, and they're chasing her in their worn-out, slower-moving car from the "Love Shack" video. She tries to run and hide, but they keep finding her. Eventually, she causes them to crash their car and then finds her way to a dead end in front of the worn-out shack as the two girls corner her. The lone girl finds a blunt object and knocks them out. As the second phase of the song kicks in, Fred Schneider pops up and ambushes her. After a brief struggle, she knocks him out, throws the three unconscious attackers into the shack and sets it on fire, and then runs as far away as she can. She finds herself back out at the highway, where she passes out from the exhaustion and stress. "Orgonon Gurlz": Kate Bush and Katy Perry reenact parts of each other's music video. This entails Kate Bush wearing a (more tasteful and conservative) version of Perry's candy costume. No whipped cream boobs, though. Kate takes one look at the whipped cream cans, understanding that she's supposed to put them on her chest, and throws them aside with an unamused look on her face like "Hell no". Snoop Dogg plays a race-lifted Wilhelm Reich in the "Cloudbusting" reenactment parts of the video. "Born to Cat": Bruce Springsteen performs ragtime in full 1910s regalia. "Close to the Sun": An "In Memoriam" video for Chris Cornell and Karen Carpenter. Gets even more sad when you realize that they both died from mental illness (Carpenter from anorexia-related problems and Cornell from depression which led to suicide). I got nothing for pretty much all of Mouth Moods.
because of those other music video ideas, i’m gonna say that space monkey mafia’s music video wouldn’t be the two videos next to each other like all the fanmade videos, and instead it’d be an old newgrounds flash animation like the ultimate showdown. thank you for coming to my ted talk
I like how "Carny's not for everybody" got edited into "Homies for everybody," as if he's buying them for everybody in the house. I also like how Mr. Cicierega produced rubato toward the end by timing the chorus "Homies" a little ahead of the bar, where a lesser mashup artist would've settled for continuing the beat. Stretching the "f" into "ffffffuck off" was brilliant.
I love how the lyrics are such a positive thing despite how truly awful the combination is. I can see me and my friends belting this out at a karaoke bar with all sincerity, while the other patrons try to attack us
With one of those subs they had at the deli? With the yellow peppers. Maybe that was more 1989 than 1999. There was a TurboGrafx-16 in the electronics department with Bonk's Adventure for us to play, when we ran out of money at the arcade. Needless to say, I feel ya, Chris. I'd smash an ICEE with you, any decade bro, while we laugh at the folks chasing down the Bluelight Special cart.
But the thing about ICP is, their lyrics are good common sense -- obvious truths that others may be embarrassed to state, but are OK when sort-of sung.
The part of this which surprised me the most was “flippin’ fries,” and that’s not even Neil’s fault because it’s literally in the original. That’s not how you cook fries usually
Wow, it must be nice to have the kinda money to be able to eat at places that serve unflipped fries, so upscale I bet you get ketchup packets that actually have not been opened yet, I even heard tales that Your upper class double cheeseburger is not anything like what our bottom class cheeseburgers are. For us, if we order a double cheeseburger that means we get both halfs of a cheeseburger instead of the normal half burger. It wouldn't even surprise me if you fancy pants, monocle wearing, upper class don't even use the .50¢ straw buyback program when your done with your drink. I imagine you get shiny new straws, possibly even comes in its own wrapper, I but you have never even had to set there waiting for someone to finish just so you can give fifty cents to get their straw so your family can finally drink their shared beverage that comes in a Ziploc bag. It's like they always say, " you never really know a person until you have flipped some fry's while wearing shoes"
Ok i absolutely love this song man, it is my ultimate friendship song, like, some shit you would blast with your buddies on a car at 3AM in a walmart parking lot. I have this fantasy where me and my 3 other best friends are in a 80s looking ass movie start and we all high five in slow motion while the chorus of "Don't" plays on the background, and let me tell you something, it is fucking beatuiful. This song doesn't deserve to be an outtake, it is something else.
There's a point at every party in which I have some music to, when everyone is hitting their stride and socializing- and I always sneak this track on. It's basically my come up to jam out to this while watching people slowly wonder what the fuck we're listening to.
Listening to this after a particularly low point and this somehow feels genuinely good for my mental health... a version of Don't Stop Believin that doesn't worsen my depression.
i dont know how or why you did it but you took one of the greatest songs of all time and what has to be one of the weirdest and created a bizarrely upbeat and incomprehensibly terrifying ode to the sacred bonds of brohood. i cannot think about this song with a straight face. keep up the good work
I have listened to this song almost every day since you've released it. I don't know if there is something genuinely something wrong with me or if this is artform that everybody needs to catch up to. I'm seriously considering putting this song as the song that I want to have played at my funeral whenever that may be, just... I love this song and I don't know why I do. Thank you so much for this.
@@mackr1940 I think that's why I want it at my funeral, it's the last thing to piss everybody off with me as they lower the casket in. It goes to anger, finally laughing, then acceptance.
I've been ruminating on the similarities between internet culture (and Neil's mashups specifically) to Dada for weeks now, care to expand on your thoughts on this
Dada, as I have come to know it, is art that that tries to destroy most art; it is anti-art. Taking parts of songs and mashing them together to create an amalgamation of randomness, is at it's core Dada. Though Neil implicitly stated that there's nothing he deems inherently cynical about his music (with exception), I'd say that it's up to interpretation whether or not you feel it qualifies as Dada. I think it does.
+Joopsh Whort I do remember him saying somewhere that he kinda constructed the first Mouth album with the intention of annoying people who liked the original songs, but I can't source it.
Dada artists also did a lot of "random" art that was totally carefully constructed, so I think the connection completely stands. I'm so fascinated by the way he chooses songs that just upset people for reasons they can't explain beyond "this is SO wrong," and smashes the original music's context and mood to pieces. He's kind of doing to nostalgia and pop culture what Dada did to the art world I think.
listening to this was a trip. i swore i've heard the original song before, but then realised _this_ is where i heard it but i have barely any memory of it.
Imagine you're at the local Restaurant, just trying to enjoy a nice Dinner with your Family. Dad even bought the Appetizer. As you, Mom and him chow down on 'em, your Sister is taking a while to parallel park (she was never that good at Driving to start with anyways). Then all of a sudden, these hefty dudes in Black and White Clown Makeup walk up in the place and start to obnoxiously belt out their own ditty to the music in the background. Before your Dad can try to change the song though, it all cuts to black...
Still great. Listening to this twice in a row at 0.25 was a truly necessary decision. Shout-out to all the juggalos out there staying safe during the virus outbreak
Listening to this song and reading this comment section makes me lose my entire fucking mind every time. It’s always there when I’m down. You’re my homies.
The first time I listened to this I was appalled, but needed to share it. Over time, it would get stuck in my head. Now I've reached the point where I can appreciate it for what it truly is: l it transcends "so bad it's good." Bad does not begin to describe the intrinsic lows, not does good even dream of qualifying as an adequate level of high. So horrible it's amazing isn't even close. You've truly transcended. Back to adding this to other people's music playlists at parties.
Reason why this is considered unfinished is because there's no sample of Marge yelling "homie" replacing just one chorus "homies"
I can't tell if this is a joke or the actual reason
I can hear the scractchiness contrasting Journey's clean licks.
It was two separate sentences this whole time. "Don't," "stop believin'."
You Don't
matter. give up.
the first part is what somebody should've told Neil when he came up with this, and the second is what this song made me do after listening to it
@@arandomperson8646 To be fair, he didn't release this (this is an outtake) so I guess some one did tell him not to.
The second point is still valid, though.
Whispering the words "melt everyone"
I've never heard an Insane Clown Posse song before and I had no idea what they sounded like, but somehow, I still could tell that this was by them. I could just sense it.
Oh lord is it really by them? I feel dirty I was about to actually like this song
Humans have an innate ability to sense evil.
Same exact thing
Maybe ICP isn't all that bad... Maybe Neil is just so good he makes it good, I'm not sure.
I thought it was Jack Black, honestly.
Sounds like a drunken rant by John DiMaggio in a karaoke bar
Now all I can see is a drunk Bender and drunk Marcus Fenix singing this at a karaoke bar.
I was picturing jake just screaming this song at Finn at a karaoke bar and its the best mental image i think ive ever head
The "third cousins? Get outta here" at 0:47 really sells it
the way the vocals are slowed makes it sound like they're drunk, just belting this out on stage at a karaoke bar
I feel like that's what makes this even better
That sounds like a challenge to sing this at a karaoke bar someday
@@motionsuggests I'd like to see how that goes.
"Put on Don't Stop Believing, but I got the lyrics to Homies don't worry"
And then the bar gets excited to sing along to a very popular Journey song when you stumble on stage and go "Let me ask you this about this life we live," while the two juggalos start cheering, albeit confused.
And then it just keeps going for 4 minutes where people can't decide how to feel.
This is the audio equivalent to that smell that comes out of laundromat dryer vents.
For me, it's the smell of gasoline. You know it's bad, but you can't help yourself.
@@rarebeeph1783 I've huffed gas while listening to this shit, and that was after a few edibles, but let me tell you... that's some good shit.
Or perhaps the “weird stonk” that comes out of the “vent shaf” at subway
@@gryotharian SNIFFFFFFFFFFF
Good but bad :(
I can't tell if the song title is a warning or a challenge.
Every one of Neil's songs is a challenge
Every one of Neil's songs is both, actually.
It was a promise
I think it was a threat
warning and a threat
Don't stop.
Can't stop.
Won't stop.
Might stop.
It's time to stop.
Please Stop
How do I stop
Why won't it stop?
Should stop.
this is a war crime
Agreed. How dare he ruin ICP like this?
the old RUclips ICP-aroo?
icp sux
I expect so. I reckon so
'War Crime" describes it well. I love it.
I just watched the ending of The Sopranos with this song instead of the actual one. Improved the scene by 900%.
Link
You can't say that and not show us
i haven't watched the sopranos so i'm going to assume that they play homies by icp at the end
@@onionbot2 i think they play Dont Stop Believin' at the end
@@knightsoliareofastora8133 ruclips.net/video/L0xev6Y9X_s/видео.html
This is going on his next album "Mouth Cancer"
You joke but
i desperately want that album now.
This made me actually lol
Mouth Crimes
We got the fan album "Spit-Takes" instead.
Mouth Herpes
this is exactly the right amount of painful.
that ENDING THO
makingnoises Accurate.
*amouth of painful
this made me stop believein
Don't stop asking how magnets work
:(
don't
this made me start believin
Belie-vein?
Never listened to ICP and didn't realize until now that John DiMaggio was a member.
This is so damn spot on.
In my mind, the video for this is an edited collection of DiMaggio-voiced cartoon characters (Bender and Jake in the chorus of course).
I have quite a few ideas for music videos for a lot of the Mouth album songs, actually:
"Promenade": Steve Harwell conducts an orchestra (made up of Steve Harwell clones?).
"Modest Mouth": The "All Star" video redone in the style of the "Float On" video.
"Full Mouth": The Full House intro but it slowly devolves into the "All Star" video.
"Alanis": Alanis Morissette desperately tries to get the audience to pay attention to her when the Full House intro butts in again.
"Imagine All Star People": Steve Harwell reenacts the "Imagine" video.
"I'mma Let It Be": Paul McCartney does a collaborative live performance with The Black-Eyed Peas.
"Daft Mouth": Daft Punk reenacts the "Walkin' on the Sun" video and bits of the "All Star" video. Kanye also joins in at the end.
"No Credit Card": Nearly five straight minutes of the _Back to the Future_ NES game. Have fun.
"Bega Interlude": A blank TV static screen. If you look closely, you can faintly see part of the "Mambo No. 5" video.
"Melt Everyone": The "Smooth" video redone in corrupted 8-bit graphics.
[MOUTH.]
"Mullet with Butterfly Wings": The Smashing Pumpkins does a collab performance with Loverboy, with the two bands' wardrobe styles switched around (ex. Mike Reno is wearing Billy Corgan's "ZERO" shirt and silver pants). Clips from Regular Show ("Caffeinated Concert Tickets"), Zoolander, TNA Lockdown, and the Dead Space 2 launch trailer are used.
"Goodbye": The Stargate sequence from 2001: A Space Odyssey slowly mutates into the video for "Semi-Charmed Life".
"Rollercloser": A recreation of the "Closer" video as if it were performed on The Midnight Special in 1977. Trent Reznor's midair spinning is replaced with a disco ball.
"Crocodile Chop": A finished version of this--> ruclips.net/video/0Q3hqfCYVG4/видео.html
"Transmission": Animated. A military intelligence organization is working to decipher an incoming message. While everyone else is trying to use complex methods to figure out the message, one guy just realizes that it's ALT code. He takes the message, "SMASH MOUTH", to the supervisor, who gives him an incredulous look. The video irises out on a shot of the deciphered message. Animated.
"Love Psych": A young woman has crashed her car deep within a forest off the side of an Atlanta highway on a dark, stormy, gray afternoon. She fears that someone might be following her. As it turns out, she's being stalked by the two girls and Fred Schneider from the B-52's. They're feral, they're physically disheveled, and they're chasing her in their worn-out, slower-moving car from the "Love Shack" video. She tries to run and hide, but they keep finding her. Eventually, she causes them to crash their car and then finds her way to a dead end in front of the worn-out shack as the two girls corner her. The lone girl finds a blunt object and knocks them out. As the second phase of the song kicks in, Fred Schneider pops up and ambushes her. After a brief struggle, she knocks him out, throws the three unconscious attackers into the shack and sets it on fire, and then runs as far away as she can. She finds herself back out at the highway, where she passes out from the exhaustion and stress.
"Orgonon Gurlz": Kate Bush and Katy Perry reenact parts of each other's music video. This entails Kate Bush wearing a (more tasteful and conservative) version of Perry's candy costume. No whipped cream boobs, though. Kate takes one look at the whipped cream cans, understanding that she's supposed to put them on her chest, and throws them aside with an unamused look on her face like "Hell no". Snoop Dogg plays a race-lifted Wilhelm Reich in the "Cloudbusting" reenactment parts of the video.
"Born to Cat": Bruce Springsteen performs ragtime in full 1910s regalia.
"Close to the Sun": An "In Memoriam" video for Chris Cornell and Karen Carpenter. Gets even more sad when you realize that they both died from mental illness (Carpenter from anorexia-related problems and Cornell from depression which led to suicide).
I got nothing for pretty much all of Mouth Moods.
Kiernan Howell-MacKinley I love all of these
because of those other music video ideas, i’m gonna say that space monkey mafia’s music video wouldn’t be the two videos next to each other like all the fanmade videos, and instead it’d be an old newgrounds flash animation like the ultimate showdown. thank you for coming to my ted talk
Vincent Ruzzi that's what the makeup is for
I like how "Carny's not for everybody" got edited into "Homies for everybody," as if he's buying them for everybody in the house. I also like how Mr. Cicierega produced rubato toward the end by timing the chorus "Homies" a little ahead of the bar, where a lesser mashup artist would've settled for continuing the beat. Stretching the "f" into "ffffffuck off" was brilliant.
Neil Cicierega is a master of the craft.
I D O N ' T K N O W M U C H B U T I G O T A B A S O O N
LIIIIIIIIIBBBAAAA
LIBA SAMPSON, MAY I BORROW
YOUR
BASSOON?
Just like Bart!
Pure earcancer. Liked, commented, subscribed, nominated for grammy.
DarckRedd nominated for world peace
No, universal peace
I love how the lyrics are such a positive thing despite how truly awful the combination is. I can see me and my friends belting this out at a karaoke bar with all sincerity, while the other patrons try to attack us
You should check out the original Homies without the slowed down vocals then
My father ABSOLUTLEY HATES Journey. He LOVES this particular ICP song.
I cant wait for his reaction to this.
It's been a month since he dared this experiment. Do we think he's dead?
he killed me
RIP. When's the funeral?
My mom loves Journey
Also he apparently reproduced.
I took the midnight train.
I want to get off.
3:23 The way he modified ICP screaming "Homies" in order to fit the original vocals of "Don't Stop Believing" at that point is absolutely genius!
Now i feel like i'm at a bar at the side of a drunk Guy Fieri using clown makeup giving me life lessons.
Aura 0 way to accurate
homiestuck
Homestuck
Check your six and assess your surroundings and state of mind...
Now. Are you sure you *aren't*?
Homestuck.
Even your song title told you to not, and yet you did
LaserFace23 SOMETHING SOMETHING SOMETHING SINCE WE WAS KIDS
@@Pleased_World he was way before SiIvagunner
im all of a sudden in the mood for an ICEE at the local K-Mart in 1999. anyone else?
Me too.
I was not sure anyone else would get this reference haha
I could go for some Peach Faygo
moon mist my homies
With one of those subs they had at the deli?
With the yellow peppers.
Maybe that was more 1989 than 1999.
There was a TurboGrafx-16 in the electronics department with Bonk's Adventure for us to play, when we ran out of money at the arcade.
Needless to say, I feel ya, Chris.
I'd smash an ICEE with you, any decade bro, while we laugh at the folks chasing down the Bluelight Special cart.
Glad I almost never heard this. Sad that I did.
Josuke Higashikata your hair looks fucking stupid ;)
They're outtakes for a reason.
Cosmic Turban hard ass bait
Crazy Diamond can't fix shit taste, I guess.
gonna slip a turtle into your bedsheets, higashikata. that'll teach you to beat me up with the air at the fountain by the bus stop.
ICP are a gold mine of untapped comedic potential. Shame most people were content making fun of Miracles.
The user icon kind of takes away from your main message
But the thing about ICP is, their lyrics are good common sense -- obvious truths that others may be embarrassed to state, but are OK when sort-of sung.
...not really?
ICP is the best!!!
i think the miracles thing is because of homestuck
The part of this which surprised me the most was “flippin’ fries,” and that’s not even Neil’s fault because it’s literally in the original.
That’s not how you cook fries usually
Wow, it must be nice to have the kinda money to be able to eat at places that serve unflipped fries, so upscale I bet you get ketchup packets that actually have not been opened yet, I even heard tales that Your upper class double cheeseburger is not anything like what our bottom class cheeseburgers are. For us, if we order a double cheeseburger that means we get both halfs of a cheeseburger instead of the normal half burger. It wouldn't even surprise me if you fancy pants, monocle wearing, upper class don't even use the .50¢ straw buyback program when your done with your drink. I imagine you get shiny new straws, possibly even comes in its own wrapper, I but you have never even had to set there waiting for someone to finish just so you can give fifty cents to get their straw so your family can finally drink their shared beverage that comes in a Ziploc bag. It's like they always say, " you never really know a person until you have flipped some fry's while wearing shoes"
@@davieduckett We get it, you're from a trailer park
It's how you shake off the excess grease from them in the basket.
@davieduckett i want this interaction framed
"Don't Stop Believing" is a lot longer of a song than I remember.
The title is the last sound you make before the friend who gets "I love you guys" drunk stumbles over to the karaoke machine. Then the song starts.
Me: *Notices NC uploaded something*
Me: Oh yes!
Me: Oh
Me: oh no
Me: oHH OH NO OH NO NO NO NO
RG Olivieri best reply forever
Entirely the correct response
Wow wow
Ok i absolutely love this song man, it is my ultimate friendship song, like, some shit you would blast with your buddies on a car at 3AM in a walmart parking lot. I have this fantasy where me and my 3 other best friends are in a 80s looking ass movie start and we all high five in slow motion while the chorus of "Don't" plays on the background, and let me tell you something, it is fucking beatuiful. This song doesn't deserve to be an outtake, it is something else.
i guess it didnt fit but yeah this is definetelly a good one
I know this comment's 4 years old, but are you cool with me adopting this dream as well?
i can't feel my legs
commenting so you wont feel them again
haha that's my name
since I first heard this I can't go a single day without thinking about the part that starts at 1:05
WHO LOANED YOU MONEY, HOMIE
WHO OWES YA CASH
Huh. I thought it was, "Who holds your cash?" Same effect.
If it was tightened up a bit, it would've been one of the best songs on the album.
Sigrev2 this is easily the best song neil has made
Sigrev2 It'd have to fight ACVC to the death for that slot, but good god does it fight for it.
i think it would've done great before dear dinosaur imo
what about Wow Wow?
LaserfaceJones no the best song neil has made is wndrwll
There's a point at every party in which I have some music to, when everyone is hitting their stride and socializing- and I always sneak this track on. It's basically my come up to jam out to this while watching people slowly wonder what the fuck we're listening to.
Emotional, having lost my parents and drifted away from only remaining direct blood relative. Who would have known ICP lyrics would get me crying...
First time I ever welcomed subbox spam with open arms.
oh look, youtubers have good taste apparently.
you weren't here for mouth sounds?
is real peterman?
what to heck
nice pun
now what in the good hell are you doing here?
6 years and this still drives me crazy
Alternate Title:
Stop
my favorite single from his new album "If you listen to this front to back without stopping you will die"
Neil: The gift that keeps on giving.
Listening to this after a particularly low point and this somehow feels genuinely good for my mental health... a version of Don't Stop Believin that doesn't worsen my depression.
i dont know how or why you did it but you took one of the greatest songs of all time and what has to be one of the weirdest and created a bizarrely upbeat and incomprehensibly terrifying ode to the sacred bonds of brohood. i cannot think about this song with a straight face. keep up the good work
High praise for you to say an ICP song is one of the greatest ever made.
Of all the outtakes you posted, this one is the most worthy of being on the album.
He just sounds completely hammered
I don't know much
But I got a bassoon.
One of Neils most underrated songs
Fr tho this track goes so unnecessarily hard and I love it for that
didn’t expect to spend my 4/13 on the road this year. im not a homestuck but it seems significant.
this is what homestuck sounds like
I choked on my water reading this.
where icp goes homestuck will follow thats a fact.
I have listened to this song almost every day since you've released it. I don't know if there is something genuinely something wrong with me or if this is artform that everybody needs to catch up to. I'm seriously considering putting this song as the song that I want to have played at my funeral whenever that may be, just... I love this song and I don't know why I do. Thank you so much for this.
I guess that should depend on who you expect to show up at your funeral: homies or distant-ass relatives.
It's amazing and I hate it and I love it.
People would think it was Don't Stop Believin' at first
@@mackr1940 I think that's why I want it at my funeral, it's the last thing to piss everybody off with me as they lower the casket in. It goes to anger, finally laughing, then acceptance.
did you play it at your funeral yet?
You're the best Dada based musician there is.
this comment
I've been ruminating on the similarities between internet culture (and Neil's mashups specifically) to Dada for weeks now, care to expand on your thoughts on this
Dada, as I have come to know it, is art that that tries to destroy most art; it is anti-art. Taking parts of songs and mashing them together to create an amalgamation of randomness, is at it's core Dada. Though Neil implicitly stated that there's nothing he deems inherently cynical about his music (with exception), I'd say that it's up to interpretation whether or not you feel it qualifies as Dada. I think it does.
+Joopsh Whort I do remember him saying somewhere that he kinda constructed the first Mouth album with the intention of annoying people who liked the original songs, but I can't source it.
Dada artists also did a lot of "random" art that was totally carefully constructed, so I think the connection completely stands.
I'm so fascinated by the way he chooses songs that just upset people for reasons they can't explain beyond "this is SO wrong," and smashes the original music's context and mood to pieces.
He's kind of doing to nostalgia and pop culture what Dada did to the art world I think.
this is literally one of the most unironically beautiful songs i’ve ever heard. i swear to fucking goose this is the best thing ever. thank you neil.
0:16 activated my fight or flight response
Who knew Jake the Dog could sing so amazingly ;3
ASMR: Drunk stranger tells you how much of a good friend you are in the middle of an 80's party and you just want to escape
I use this for my gym music because it makes me angry
Lmfao
To be fair, Neil warned us
The solo kills me with every instance of "FUCKER!"
It's "fuck off", or maybe "fuck me".
listening to this was a trip. i swore i've heard the original song before, but then realised _this_ is where i heard it but i have barely any memory of it.
the first homiesexual anthem
I've never heard the original ICP song but holy shit I can't stop listening to this shit.
1.5x Speed for optimal experience
1.25 is good too i guess
0.5 speed master race
Holy shit, it makes me want to pierce the heavens.
Thank you.
Cade Stedman goddamn it's terrifying
I have the slight impression that neil had way too much fun making this.
This deserved to be on the album
Michigan is truly a land of musical extremes.
I feel like Neil could put an Alex Jones rant to music and make it sound good
Alex Jones rants are treasures though, the one about George Washington going into combat while shitting his pants was gold as a example.
T U R N T H E F R I G G I N F R O G S G A Y
pov: youre karkat listening to one of gamzee's sopor-fueled rants
The Sopranos was a great show
Imagine you're at the local Restaurant, just trying to enjoy a nice Dinner with your Family. Dad even bought the Appetizer. As you, Mom and him chow down on 'em, your Sister is taking a while to parallel park (she was never that good at Driving to start with anyways). Then all of a sudden, these hefty dudes in Black and White Clown Makeup walk up in the place and start to obnoxiously belt out their own ditty to the music in the background. Before your Dad can try to change the song though, it all cuts to black...
that is fucking amazing thank you
i love homestuck
same
Still great. Listening to this twice in a row at 0.25 was a truly necessary decision. Shout-out to all the juggalos out there staying safe during the virus outbreak
Is-
is this ICP
I didn't know i wanted this
i don't know if i actually did
At 3 minutes when he tunes the word homies to the song i couldn't deal anymore
just a small clown girl
livin in a homie world
In a perfect world, this would've ended The Sopranos.
this is genuinely my favorite song. I have never been handed an aux cord more than once by anyone
Inhale
*HOMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEESSSSS*
If you're wearing a green shirt, has this album cover on the screen and turn it into the direction of the shirt the light becomes a rainbow :]
Marge: HOMEY
this is what plays during the climax of an anime fight scene when they have to call upon the power of friendship
you out did yourself in the "i want to die why your are doing this" department
This is my guilty pleasure. I fucking love this and I don't know why.
It's got energy, it makes you feel alive, like you've got homies backing you up and the world is your oyster.
Out of the outtakes so far, this one feels like it had the most potential.
this song radiates i'm walking here
happy 4/13 to that one gamzee kinnie that regularly listens to this
its been 3 years and im still losing ymf ucking mind over this song
bender drunkedly singing along to don't stop believing
JESUS CHRIST I can't tell if I'm disgusted or amazed, I'm angered either way.
"You are not a clown. You are the entire circus."
"I don't own much but I got a bassoon"
This is the most unpleasant auditory experience Neil Cicierega has ever gifted me.
Listening to this song and reading this comment section makes me lose my entire fucking mind every time. It’s always there when I’m down. You’re my homies.
you too mang
i just listened to icp out of my own volition
and i have to live with that
If anyone ever asked me to explain American culture, I would play them this
This is Michigan the song, and it makes me hate living here even more.
Michigan is hell, they even have a town named after it
The worst part is I can't find a counter argument to that
I dont even live in michigan yet i feel this is 100% accurate
At least you aren't trapped in Venezuela
@@cesarcastillo7129 very true comrade
the fact that this was almost on the actual mouth moods scares me
Hey, you. Rather than continue listening, take the song title's advice.
Advice taken
Too late...
NEVER
You’ve broken the curse!
The first time I listened to this I was appalled, but needed to share it. Over time, it would get stuck in my head. Now I've reached the point where I can appreciate it for what it truly is: l it transcends "so bad it's good." Bad does not begin to describe the intrinsic lows, not does good even dream of qualifying as an adequate level of high. So horrible it's amazing isn't even close.
You've truly transcended. Back to adding this to other people's music playlists at parties.
This one is really magnificent.
Imagine an mashup album with samples by Insane Clown Posse instead of all star called "Insane Clown Mouth"
Insane Mouth Posse
Mouth Clown Posse
Insane Clown Sounds
Mouth Clown(s)?