Harvey Danger - Flagpole Sitta (Official Music Video)
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- Опубликовано: 5 май 2014
- We are BEYOND stoked to finally officially announce something we have been teasing for quite some time.... The first ever & band approved vinyl release of Where have all the merrymakers gone? from Harvey Danger. Pre-order it now & grab a t-shirt via the Package Deal spot and save $3 @ nslp.co/harveydanger.
This release includes a gatefold jacket with Special Liner Notes written by Sean Nelson, and an entirely new layout done by the band to celebrate the release.
"Under the long shadow of 17 years' worth of memory, I must say that listening back to the 10 songs that changed everything for us is a bracing sensation. To hear the person you were when you weren't yet who you are now is to understand how little you understood, and to recognize how little you even could have understood. This is doubly bracing when you consider that the person you were then had everything riding on the depth of his understanding. It's tempting to be hard on your past self, the one who made all those idiotic mistakes, who scorched so many friendships, who insisted he knew exactly what we was doing while steering car after car into ditch after ditch. And yet, temptations aside, it feels a lot better, and in a much bigger way, to hoist hindsight's binoculars to your deteriorating eyes and spy something you love." (full inscription from Nelson can be found in the liner notes of the vinyl LP).
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Rocked this in high school,.. Who's here in 2024!?!
Yuh
Yup, always remember one lone clearly "been around the world and found that only stupid people are breeding". Feels so true nowadays
I've never understood how anyone could create such a perfect masterpiece and then just fade away. Like, "You're welcome. Bye."
It's hard to out do perfection.
they likely had most of the song made, and big corp likely materialized it so it was mainstream.
Here today, gone later today
I know right?
it's almost like they have something to say and no one wants people to here it.
This is outrageous...this IS contagious
Ah, I see you're a man of culture as well
Yeah double me!
£20,000? I’m going to be a millionaire!
Chance would be a fine thing
Hitler promised not to invade czechoslovakia jeremy welcome to the real world
Thank you Peep Show. I'd never never have heard this brilliant song without it!
Yes!
It was in American Pie earlier.
Have you noticed the demonic distorted voice at about 1:14 in the song? Subliminal message perhaps?
I hate young people so much
@@babylowen I agree. Especially the stupid ones who are breeding. 😁
"You've always loved history Mark, now you can be part of it"
Jaek Burn bang
I literally just watched the last episode of Peep Show...
@@ElinorMahoney Mysockey!
Hell mark I wrote ur entire gospel to sleep bey
Im on the last season
I have to say it. This song has a powerful sense of dread.
The longer the note, the greater the dread.
In our current world of non-shared pop culture (ie not everyone experiences the same things around the same time), people today could not possibly imagine how insanely popular this song was in the late ‘90s. It was EVERYWHERE at once for a a brief period of a few months.
Radio stations were playing it.
Record stores were selling the album.
Napster was peaking and this was one of the most shared songs.
MTV was playing the video non stop.
Teens all over North America were enjoying this tune.
You don’t see that phenomenon anymore. Even the most popular artists like Taylor Swift don’t get to put out songs that the entire collective enjoys at the same time because people experience music in way too many different mediums at their own leisure. Pop culture is fragmented. Now you can’t even watch a show on TV and expect that even 25% of the people you talk to at work or school experienced it too.
Dude that was lucid
Agree with it all except the “fragmented” part- I assert we’re WAAAAAY over saturated…
Well said dude!
I saw these guys live opening up for Third Eye Blind.
They brought the energy in 1999!
The peak of modern civilization
@@ryantiller5624 dk would say late 80s early 90s were peak
Third Eye Blind should have been opening for them
That was the most late-90s concert ever
saw these guys at a frat dorm party in Seatle literally 3 weeks before this song blew up on 107.7 The End. Wicked night, they cleared out one dorm room set up their equipment and the whole floor turned into a massive party.
This song is insane, just like eating 4 Naan.
4 naans Jeremy? Four?
That naan is moreish
People like Coldplay and voted for the Nazis, you can’t trust people
Three more beers for the three musketeers
@@YAARS16 oooohh ahhhhhhhh
Basically every part of the music is a hook, it is jammed packed with great lines, and it fit its cultural moment in the late 90s to a tee. Even being a hit, this was not nearly as big a hit as it should have been.
This is one of those time capsule songs🥰
Agree totally. I loved the shit out of it, still do, but it should have been freakin huge! Even tho it was in Disturbing Behavior it didn't get the love that song deserves.
@@rosemiller2075 He was predicting right now. Absolute masterpiece of a song
Agree. I grew up in the 90s with the good taste of music and film bit this song just hit the spot.
I think that it's still relevant today as well. It's just such a societal indictment.
I swear, there’s nothing better than just blasting this song in your earbuds when you’re feeling angsty.
The paranoia paranoia part is what gets me the most hyped
This song 🎵 Jumpstarts my humanity ❤🎉
Sure, but a pro system in a dance hall is better yet!!
I love the music video for this song so much.
It shows the band pushing their instruments through a series of parties - aloof martini-drinkers, goths, weirdos in a rave - and being completely ignored by every single person around them. This would imply that they don't fit into any of these subcultures, and in a less cynical video, that would lead to them finding their people by the end. But no: they get on stage, set up their instruments, and rock out in front of their true audience... nobody. Bloody refreshing, and darkly comedic. I love it.
"Brown is savoury, white's the treat. Of course, I'm the one who's laughing because I actually love brown toast."
Butter the toast, eat the toast, shit the toast. God life’s relentless.
Would you like some tasteless misery sand with that?
@@Fandadmenace what? Just to wet the whistle?
PARANOIA PARANOIA
What the fuck are y’all talking about?
That’s right sweetheart. Ergonomic Management Keyboard.
Knot!
This is a perfect song. I wouldn’t change a thing. Still so great after so long.
Yeah, it's timeless.
Except the title 😏
What is this song talking about?
Is it just me or does everyone have to listen to this song multiple times in a row
Xacly how it affected me as well
I call those 'back button' songs and have a long list. This one's definitely included! :)
Never fails to remind me of Super Hans
prateek malhotra I'm trying to get people at work into the "Peep Show " hilarious shit
right this whole song is about super hans
Why try to "get them into it"? Just suggest it. Let them be the judge. I rarely watch what others suggest to me, (if EVER). I listen politely and then walk away not giving a fuck. I'm sure there are others who do precisely the same. Love Peep Sow by the way. Discovered it on N/Flix on my own.
George Penwell do you want a medal?
You should buy a van. Then we could be men with ven
"Plumbing, its only water lego"- Super Hans
"minimal water damage?"
Plumbing just like fucking lego innit? Fucking water lego.
it's
@@mrtjm1152 if those two fix the boiler i would be more surprised than if Sophie gives birth to a working model of Stephensons Rocket.
That's not how quotes work. He actually says 'Plumbing's just fucking lego, innit? Water Lego.'
Just re discovered this song after completely forgetting it's existence for nearly a decade. Awesome
Me to...think this was way before their time!!! Cranks!!
I had to stop my car and find out
I too 💘 this song
Same for me with Bowling for Soup - 1985
Today was the day for me lol
I had visions, I was in them
I was looking into the mirror
To see a little bit clearer
The rottenness and evil in me
Fingertips have memories
Mine can't forget the curves of your body
And when I feel a bit naughty
I run it up the flagpole and see who salutes
(But no one ever does)
I'm not sick but I'm not well
And I'm so hot 'cause I'm in Hell
Been around the world and found
That only stupid people are breeding
The cretins cloning and feeding
And I don't even own a TV
Put me in the hospital for nerves
And then they had to commit me
You told them all I was crazy
They cut off my legs, now I'm an amputee, God damn you
I'm not sick but I'm not well
And I'm so hot 'cause I'm in Hell
I'm not sick but I'm not well
And it's a sin to live so well
I wanna publish 'zines
And rage against machines
I wanna pierce my tongue
It doesn't hurt, it feels fine
The trivial sublime
I'd like to turn off time
And kill my mind
You kill my mind, mind
Paranoia, paranoia
Everybody's coming to get me
Just say you never met me
I'm running underground with the moles, digging holes
Hear the voices in my head
I swear to God it sounds like they're snoring
But if you're bored, then you're boring
The agony and the irony, they're killing me (whoa)
I'm not sick but I'm not well
And I'm so hot 'cause I'm in Hell
I'm not sick but I'm not well
And it's a sin to live this well
(One, two, three, four)
Fingertips have memories
Mine can't forget the curves of your body
And when I feel a bit naughty
I run it up the flagpole and see who salutes
(But no one ever does)--------------------my favorite part of the lyrics, timeless song !
I thought it was hospital for nerds, not nerves. My bad lol I've been singing it wrong for 25 years
A public service.
@@monicapyle You probably are not surprised that millions of people here different things in songs and one day they are blown away to discover it was actually something else.
Well done for posting the lyrics
"I'm not sick but I'm not well..."
Perfect for what's happening now.
eh remember ebola? we've been through worse
@@aidentolleson6033
That's right, Ebola is HEMORRHAGIC FEVER, this is simply the flu, I did the numbers the other day and the percentage of people in the US who've died from coronavirus since the first of the year is .013%, I'm sorry but that's hardly worth crashing the economy over.
According to the CDC's numbers almost 4 times as many people have died from regular Influenza in the US since the first of the year then have from coronavirus, it's so high this year that the CDC has declared it to be at "epidemic levels", yet not one mention of that in the news.
Mark my words, when the hysteria stops and a year or two when the numbers of people dead from poverty related issues starts being tallied up the handling of the coronavirus panic will go down as one of mankind's greatest blunders.
@@dukecraig2402 oh of course, when people die from a horrible tragedy in the US of a such as waco or columbine,old people freak out and do nothing, i lived in southeast asia for 15 years and drank the tap water, its the fucking flu, people are just si retarded they cant see it
@@aidentolleson6033
Yep, fear and panic is far more contagious and spreads much faster then any type of disease.
And something people need to realize is that the news media's are in the drama business, not the news business.
@Dod o
Then death rates in Britain would drop drastically for some years afterwards because the people who are threatened by it already have one foot in the grave.
100 to 200 years ago the percentage of people over 65 was much less in society's simply because people just didn't live as long, how many YOUNG people are going die from poverty related issues over the next few years as a result of the economy crashing?
I'm 55, my mother's 82, and neither one of us is being the drama queens over this whole thing then most everyone else is, and she's a retired nurse, even she understands how this economic collapse is going to affect young people.
‘But you promised mark’
‘The nazis promised not to invade Czechoslovakia Jeremy welcome to the real world’
What are these references I keep seeing and what does it have to do with this song?
@@zachharrelson9971 The song was used as the theme song for the British TV show Peep Show
@@MrPraczynsky Thanks for clearing that up. I only remember this song being used in the movie Disturbing Behavior and was wondering why none of the quotes were not familiar at all.
Voetsek jou ma se gat
What about american pie lok
Favorite line besides the "flagpole" one...
"Hear the voices in my head
I swear to god it sounds like they're snoring
But if you're bored then you're boring
The agony and the irony, they're killing me"
"if you're bored then you're boring" is fantastic. It assumes that no matter what you're doing, as long as you have an imagination, you won't be bored.
Honestly think the late 90s and early 00s might have been the best time to be a teenager ever.
Where did the good times go?
It was, it was great
1215 was pretty rad.
It really was
It was
"Looking at porn is like lying to Parliament. It used to be wrong but now it’s all a big laugh."
-mark
If you're Damien Green you can do both at once
Abdul Syed like me and the kids were saying just the other day...
Yuk Foi, Unidentifiable beeping noise from inside my room!
Yuk Foo!
I bet parliament would beg to differ
Only stupid people are breeding !!
"He won't die, he never usually dies."
One of the best songs ever made!! 💯
Play it at my funeral to sum up what I feel about my life! 💯
Here In 2024 🔥 Whoever See's This comment Your A Freaking Legend! 🫵🏼🤘🏼
Whats up man?
I'm here from 1999 what I miss?
I know you are but what am I?
Yeah boyyyyy better recognize!!!
Likewise ✌️
This video looks like a bunch of the nerdiest kids in high school formed a band and I absolutely love it
The group is literally a bunch of college kids who made a band because “it seems fun”
Weezer style.
Accurate.
Basically how it happened. They were all editors and writers for college rock 'zines who started off playing covers around seattle
@@maxwellschmidt235 the guitarist and bassist never played either instrument before they started the band even
One hit wonders are usually great songs and this one is no exception
@Bowery Boy 505 I bought the album for this song alone but was pleasantly surprised that every song on the album was fucking fire
One hit wonders are the best. The everlasting flower. Those who make flower fields eventually drown themselves out. Sucks the artists can't enjoy a long life of doing it, but damn did they put their stamp on the world.
That's how hits work
@@goldytwatus1674 yeah by definition almost
It literally has to be by definition
Thank you Todd In The Shadows for introducing me to this amazing song! It’s now one of my favourites!
Favorites*
@@hebrewjensen2006 Ah, I’m sorry. I can see how you’d be mistaken. You see, I’m from Canada, where we spell words correctly. Sorry for the confusion!
honestly same
They didn't fade away they made 2 more awesome albums 👏
I like this band. They're like a cross between Danny Dyer's Chocolate Homunculus and Man Feelings.
With just a hint of "coming up for blair"
They kinda remind me of a band I used to listen to called Curse These Metal Hands
They kinda sound a little like Mamas Kumquat too
More like ‘13 Bastards”
They sound influenced by the Hair Blair bunch
‘Paranoia paranoia everybody’s comin’ to get me!’ 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
The original beat drop... 👌🏼
yesssssss
Damn right
Haha yep
I thank the British for "Peepshow" because it introduced me to this tune, and with the help of Utube I get to hear it whenever I want.
It must be a relief to be associated to a TV show thats actually great
Frosties are just cornflakes for people who can't face reality.
Crunchy nut cornflakes are just frosties for wankers
@@mrtjm1152 Pretty expensive as I recall...
@Bilal Khalid crunchy nut tastes bad the texture isnt nice frosties on the other hand has a nice taste that texture is... slightly better
Cornflakes taste like shit.
@Bilal Khalid there quoting lines from the TV show this is the theme to, its not an actual cereal debate. Anyway its toast for breakfast, brown for the main, whites the dessert
“I’ve been around the world and only found that stupid people are breeding”
That’s the best lyric ever
@@mcjesus5603 Shut up
@@mcjesus5603 Don't tempt me.
Not only the best line but so true aswell
Obviously referring to the progressives.
ah, what could be more 90s than eugenics.
Underrated banger from the 90's!
That's exactly what I was just thinking.
This song makes me happy when I’m in a shitty mood 😊😊
90s alternative is the greatest
Michael Moody ] et rrr777
Heard alot of hits on that playlist
some
All the peep show references make me very happy
Imagine how confused all the Americans are. Superhans, jeremy?
Both your profile pic and comment please me
ReaTrea I’m glad
@@garibaldi54 American here thankfully got exposed to Peep Show a few years ago and re-watching rn
Same lol
Growing up I always thought this song was mental health related lyrically. I guess that's the beauty of music and lyrics. It all resonates with people in different ways based on ones perception... Superb! 🤘
They were really disappointed this song became a mental health anthem when it was designed as a mockery of the grunge movement of the early nineties. Even the name Flagpole Sitta was meant to evoke and compare the silly, attention-grabbing antics of the flagpole sitters in the 1920s to the same attention grabbing aspects of the grunge movement.Yes, they understood there were secondary (sexual) interpretations of the flagpole sitter theme and they happily played it up in the first stanza.
Harvey Danger was just a college band poking fun at some of the negative vibes of bands like Nirvana, Alice In Chains, and Pearl Jam at the time.. They had no idea what was to come. Within a few weeks of Flagpole Sitta hitting the radio it became a hit and changed their lives forever. They were completely unprepared for the success.
@@terrymrice They sound out of touch then
There was just a fascinating show on NPR this morning about this song, and this band. The band was a one hit wonder, Harvey Danger. The program talked about the band getting together as kids, and none of them even knew how to play an instrument, yet they went on to make this one hit. The show also  talked about the mental pain and anguish about only having one hit song.  Most people they interviewed for the show didn’t know the name of the band or the song, but they knew this song when it was played for them. I love how self depreciating the video is. The band is pushing through a crowd of people having a great time to set up their equipment.  On the way, people are either ignoring them, or using their equipment to put their drinks on. Then they finally get it all set up, and when this song is done, the crowd had cleared out. The lone clapping monkey at the end is perfect. 🤣
do you remember the name of the show?
@Jesse Mac has to be this one "One-Hit Wonders / Second-Best Songs :
The Forgotten Wordplay And Songcraft Of Harvey Danger"
This song is like fine wine. Get's better with age and each sip. Dang I miss the 90's. Time to hit replay again. Late.
Sean Cleave I'll drink to that. Pass the wine
class of 1997 :(
Rob Reahar me too! Tell me, were we so snotty in our 20s? I do remember a lot of spiky hair and tattoo shirts...
What did you mean by "late"?
Eww i dont miss the 90s. Music isnt great now but late 90s to early 2000's was a dark dark time for music. (Britney spears' limp bizkit, nu metal...etc)
"Socks before or after trousers, but never socks before pants. That’s the rule. Makes a man look scary, like a chicken." (Mark)
He just doesmt give one solitary shit
So true.
@@urma7289 yeah take that Big Suze. Your toilet seat regime is ovah!
Nah
Are these quotes from a movie?
Thumbs up if you were born in the 80’s and no movie, video game, skateboarding video, or Tik Tok brought you here because this was the sound track of your life!!!!!!
Born in 1970, but still just here for the song! Despite being old and loving a *lot* of music, this particular time period was the best in my life and had a lot of great music to go with it!
It's all right to have skateboarding vids bring you here😊 even though one did not bring me here😊.
Born in '70, loved this song when it came out and it's only gotten better with time
Best song ever. Takes me back to a more simple time.
4 naan Jeremy??! 4?!!
That's absurd!
2 Nan would of been enough
naan is really good though
@@stacydixon6991 Insane"
@@glaunoams It was a joke Mark.
I used to rock out so hard to this song in High School. Good times
You are in the comments section of every single song I listen to
Lmao ur everywhere wtf
@@kamacassieYT I love listening to music at night on YT
in my 30s it is great
middle school for me
Just finished peep show and this is the first time I’ve fully listened to this song. Brillaint!
This song is just as relevant today in 2022 as ever and will be for another 100 years.
I didn’t know Alan Carr was such a good singer
Can't unsee it.
More Seth Rogen than Alan Carr IMO
Americans: "wHo iS AlAn cARr?!?!"
Nathan Morrison tf is a Alan car. Is that a car manufacturer?
He's a very funny bloke from Britain. Type in Best of Alan Carr on Cats does Countdown for a good laugh.
Comments section = 90% Peep Show quotes. 🤣
TheMadFerrit I wouldn’t have it any other way
You're not James Bond Jeremy.
I am James Bond.
It’s fine. Luckily we’re all English so no-one’s going to ask any questions. Thank you, centuries of emotional repression!
TheMadFerrit chance would be a fine thing.
As it should be
Bleeping out god but not damn is the most 90’s thing ever
I just found out this song is much older than I thought it was. It has a major 2005-2006 vibe to it. It was definitely a preview of what was to come the next decade.
2020; this song still makes a lot of sense especially on the right kind of medication. My theme song...still.
Bob Doubter i was just thinking the same thing
@@undeadtigerlily Me too.
The times change, people don't.
This song feels even more apropos now. That's the reason I'm here.
@@EpicB We should tell the people who will watch this 3 years from now what's going on; global pandemic. Thank God for RUclips or I'd go nuts.
1 of the best songs ever written. The nostalgia makes me want to cry. Man, I miss the 90s.
CurvyAries You and me both lady. It was a time that good music was played on the radio and people were more upbeat and down to earth. Nowadays all we got are a bunch of personas on the internet.
Agreed!
You and me BOTH! God I miss those days!
Wasn’t even made in the 90s but ok
Tex Tronicz This song‘s from 1997, mate.
They don;t make music like this anymore........absolute Legends...I could listen to this forever
How could this not be a Legend song sitting back and listening to this is an all-time high I would love to see part 2
"I'll never forgive Orange if they've wiped the twins"
"What's 'Fünf' in English? They turned fünf zwei years ago, so, what, pair of 8-ers, I reckon? Bloody love them two."
R.I.P El Dude brothers
Ahhh Ahhh!
ehh ehh...
AAAAHhh AHHHhhh
Eeeeh eeeeh
I simply must get rid of him.
They didnt die, my friend
@@gim9360 The bassist/songwriter did.
I love this song so damn much!
Having heard this song so young in the 90's I somehow remember his voice being a lot deeper. I'm watching this now in 2023 thinking "holy crap they're so young. they were just kids when they produced this"
Saw these chaps open for Curse These Metal Hands at The Swan and Paedo back in '98!!
“I just want some coke, a tuna sandwich and to mong out to some snow patrol” - Super Hans
I sing this song to people and nobody has any idea what I’m talking about. I say you have to know it the lyrics are Paranoia Paranoia everybody’s coming to get me! Then they all look at me like I’m crazy. I love this song.
The nineties: The only time in history where rockstars and popstars looked like normal ass dudes.
Marilyn Manson, Alice Cooper & Rob Zombie?
Let me rephrase, a time where you 'could' look like a normal guy without your talent agent or whatever forcing an aesthetic on you for marketing purposes. Or maybe that was just the look at the time.
@@LuckyLog97
Deez Nutz?
I mean, there was also all those years _before_ MTV when all you had to do was sound good on the radio.
The seventies and before were the same. 80s has mtv blips and then 2000 and boy bands started to change the marketing
Super Hans:
What we really need to do is create a powerful sense of dread.
[Plays a long, low note on the keyboard]
Super Hans:
See, the longer the note... the more dread!
Print one of those out.
If you're leaving now don't even fuckin dream of coming back
So now we’re working it’s not alright for me to smoke on a bit of crack is it?
Father Spliffmas
Can we use this he's just a simple shitmuncher.
The lead singer is so unassuming..I LOVE IT!!!!!
This song is like an inverted version of The Turltles 'So Happy Together' especially during the chorus and I love it.
"But if you're bored then you're boring"
Words to live by.
As we age we figure out being an a-hole does not get you far. 😁
Found out I have cancer 8 weeks ago and for some reason this fucking song makes me feel happy!!! I can’t hear it enough!
WTF - LOVE IT MORE THAN EVER
Kick cancers arse.
I'm sorry to hear about this. Do your best to be strong and pull through 💛
Good luck
Jacque
I’m so sorry
are you still alive?
One of the best lines. The cretins are cloning and feeding and I dont even own a TV
Metal head here... But I've always loved this song. It's simple but so full of energy.
Good stuff.
“Nice packet of Crunchy Nut you got there. Pretty expensive as I recall.”
Punch him? I can't even make a fist
one of the most underrated songs ever! 2019 still listening
Kenny Hipworth found this song in an older video, so I’m relatively new to this song. It still holds up surprisingly well and the vocals are excellent
Discovered in 2019 and love it. 90s alt is one of the best sub genres of rock. Bring this shit back
i can remember being in high school when this song came out, man did they overplay this one, Barbie girl, I get knocked down but i get up again, save ferris come on eileen.
still like it ....2019 and I'm 53!!!
This is why people should listen to this type of music instead of fucking rap
I wasn't born in the 80s but I like this song.
It’s 2022 and I still listen to Harvey Danger on a regular basis, Sean is a lyrical genius. Love these guys so much.
Four Naan, Jeremy? That's insane!
Honestly one of the best songs, even 20 years later
"The Midnight Club" brought me here, and reminded me this song existed.
I’m from Texas, we don’t say Mirror. We say Mir. One syllable. But this is one of my favorite songs!
And i don't even own a tv.
"You need to get a van, then we can be men with Ven"
I think I might throw my i pad out the window
Mtv2....90s....white blotter ACID...from kansas
The 2000s was gonna be a new horizon but it became a precipice.....I miss the 90s...patrick
“I want to publish zines and rage against machines, I want pierce my tongue, It doesn’t hurt it feels fine” a perfect single lyric line time capsule
Zeitgeist.
I spent most of the nineties as a teenager ‘93-‘99. What a time. Would not trade it for anything. I can’t forget the curves of your decade 😎
Remember hearing this in American Pie which is almost 25 years now. Thought I was so awesome that I was watching it as an 8th grader. Where the hell does the time go?
Came here from American Pie as well lol
Big Suze: Oh, sorry
Johnson: No apology requirrrrreddd.
Oh yes, take me, Johnson!
I literally just watched that bit when I was looking at your comment😂
Just finished watching that episode
Fivehundredandthirtypounds
Jeff... as in JEFF?
04-09-2020thu🐰🇺🇸🎸🎤💉💎💄🥃💊♥️💍🐰. *NO, NOT JEFF, THOMAS PYNCHON IS MY CRUSH*
First Peep Show brought me here years ago, and now The Midnight Club. Timeless song.
Remember when you'd get to hear the uncensored version of this song? God damn you.
This song is invariably my life's anthem. I may go a while without hearing it, and when I do I just feel like this dude has got the details of my life and write a song about it. It hits so hard.
Still got my legs, though
Tongue stud?
Sorry about the leg bruv
"is the bottom half of me on fire?"
Carole-Rose Wilkinson. Poor crystal skull.
*Please don't make me believe in them*
The Revenge of Atlantis.
Carole-Rose Wilkinson damn your cute.
inker1972 Radiohead- Creep
So great
One of the most underrated songs
I did not picture the guy looking nerdy at all when I first heard this.
Kyle Dechau have you looked in a mirror?
He looks like a pre pubescent seth rogen
Nerdy I thought maybe, but not slightly overweight. Thought he was gonna be a skinny twerp.
AlienDude dude i thought the same thing lmaooo
he is a hardcore music nerd
You shouldn't need firelighters to burn a dog, Jeremy
my biggest regret in life is not driving to seattle to see them play before they broke up. they played for so long, i always thought i had another year to plan the trip. learn from my mistakes and just take the damn trip! what an amazing band and this song is a classic. the only reason they are considered a "one hit wonder" is because they decided to not pursue fame and touring, and just stayed in seattle
wait a minute.. They're not British?!
None of them are in Seattle any more, though.
They showed up, dropped a banger, and left to never be seen again with no explanation. Many such cases.
“Mummy, coffee, fucky hurry uppy”