This ode to ultimate frisbee really gets going towards the middle, when the singer says it's better than hacky-sack, and around the time there's a picture of a guy playing ultimate frisbee in a swamp with a crocodile. Hahaha. (Incidentally, I'm the type of person who, if you throw me a frisbee, I will cover my face with my hands and run away.
If you've ever arrived at 8:15 to your 8 a.m. Jazzercise class, you know why this guy needed to rewrite the lyrics to the One Republic song
Apologize to express the tragedy that is being too late to be let into your Jazzercise class. (On a side note, I had a straight male roommate who loved to go to step aerobics, and I always thought, now there's a dude who's comfortable with his masculinity!)
No, really. Your life will improve in ways you never dreamed of. I guarantee it.
This is what teen girls were swooning over back in '79. He's kinda like Rod Stewart, light. I will give the dude one thing, though: he had awesome hair.
I almost forgot about this adorable kid. She was 7 when someone recorded her hamming it up while playing the organ, so she must be a whopping 8-years-old now. She is having so much fun, and is in such command of this instrument, that when her teacher or father comes by to check her progress, the force field of her confidence forces him to beat a retreat.
Oh, Craigslist. Where else are we going to learn about how weird people and their desires are without actually having to date them? Someone took a
Craigslist ad about a guy looking for "a woman or group of women" to brush his hair and turned it into a song that I could imagine the
Flight of the Conchords guys singing.
This guy is such an amazing beat boxer that I'm not even going to make a joke about his name. When you drop beats like Beardyman, mutton chops and a corresponding moniker are your prerogative.
Oh, man. I love
Michael McDonald's smooth '70s voice. Such a lovable, stoned hippie voice.
"They try to me us go to Pounce-hab/and we say no, no, no!"
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There's a new pop sensation in town. And by town I mean somewhere in Europe. Is it just me or do the other kids in the video seem like they're not very enthused?
