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The SAVAGE and classic AlTV interview from 2006's Straight Outta Lynwood sessions.Weird Al kinda lost his mind on this one, enjoy!
This reaction is dedicated to my father who is a huge Dead fan and went to several shows. This was the Dead in 1987 at the height of their '80s resurgence, with a dude named Jerry Garcia on lead guitar.
Hash Pipe was Weezer's comeback single in the summer of 2001, off Weezer II (The Green Album). They chose a very interesting subject for the music video, the crazy world of wrestling. SUMO wrestling.
Hawksley Workman STRIPTEASE single from 2001. He reminds me a lot of the UK artist Yungblud who I reacted to in 2022 with Fleabag. The new Yungblud with Lil Yachty is fire, but this dude was rocking just as hard in 01. Hawksley Workman is a multi instrumentalist from Canada who had a couple dope records in the early 2000s.
This comes by request, FIRE collab between UK rock wonder child Yungblud and one of our favorites here on this channel, Lil Yachty. This comes to us by request from the UK, shout to all my fans out there. Rock n'roll certainly lives.
Pulling up a long forgotten beef from Eminem's early career. This was one of Weird Al Yankovic's ALTV interview segments spliced together from celebrity interviews. This one takes dead aim at everyone's favorite, the GOAT Em. This one was done in 2003 to promote Weird Al's album Poodle Hat. Enjoy.
2001 music video by Lostprophets. As I said in the legal disclaimer intro I am not supporting Ian Watkins or anything he has done. Just making some comments on 2000s nostalgia.
Lost 80s classic from the fantastic Thomas Dolby (who I have to give a shout to for the sample on Wannabe Someone Else). Did this one on Tiktok for Halloween so my FZ doll and I decided to give it the full reaction treatment. Enjoy
In the early 2000s no one was cooler than Snoop or hotter than Justin Timberlake. This was a MONSTER collab at the time, it's always a good day when Snoop Dogg sings.
Archived reaction from 11/28/2021. Reacting to English rock star Babylon Zoo's 1996 anthem "Spaceman" the original version.
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