I wish some 13 year olds in a convertible would drive me to college :sad:

A week ago this had like fuck all views, and now 6 MILLION?!

It was 2.3 millions 24 hours ago :wreck:

 

I think you all have convinced me to NOT watch the video

You better watch it, if not you're gonna miss one of the most epic videos in modern music scene.

I think you all have convinced me to NOT watch the video

 

you should watch it, it's so stupid it's funny

2-0

It was 2.3 millions 24 hours ago :wreck:

 

I saw it when it was at hundreds, 4 days ago it was at 3,000.

 

I only watched to the first chorus originally (I thought it was hilarious but my internet was acting up) and now I've seen the whole thing I truly appreciate how excellently shit it is!

 

Yesterday was Thursday.

Today it is Friday.

We we we so excited.

We so excited, we gonna have a ball today.

Tomorrow is Saturday.

And Sunday comes afterwuuurhhurds.

:blank:

My ears have been raped. :blank:

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9FISHEO3gsM]YouTube - Rebecca Black - Friday, as performed by Bob Dylan[/ame]

Yesterday was Thursday.

Today it is Friday.

We we we so excited.

We so excited, we gonna have a ball today.

Tomorrow is Saturday.

And Sunday comes afterwuuurhhurds.

:blank:

Gotta have my bowl, gotta have cereal

Gotta get down to the bus stop

Gotta catch my bus, I see my franszssz

:|

I have a feeling Rudy secretly LOVES this song.

The original by Dylan's pretty good.

Go Bob!

This is an existential mediation on the demons that Dylan was facing throughout the 1960s. The entire song is a metaphor of his sudden rise to fame, and the hypocrisy of people like those at the Newport Folk Festival, who castigated him simply because he had become rich. When he hums "Friends," he is referring to those who would accept him regardless of his stature. "Which seat should I take?" reflects the conflict of adhering to an entire community's whims, or living an independent life.

 

lol

:lol:

My mind has been blown.

Okay, the original is sooo good~

 

But, I did d/l RBs version :dazzled:

(That's not a real Bob Dylan song everyone)

When Bob Dylan says in the song he is looking forward to the weekend, it's an allegorical representation of a more just society, a world where all people are equal. His emblematic lyrics of how "we all - are looking forward to the weekend," evoke ornate emotions, especially feelings of sympathy and compassion to those, subjugated by corruption and hatred, who may not presently be looking forward to the weekend now, but in a more just world, will be soon

 

Oh, and I suppose this song has nothing to do with the Civil rights act of 1964? "Front seat or the back seat, which one do I take?" Then a meditation on escape through substances "Partying, partying, yeah!" The human spirit can not be stopped, unless by self destructive habits. Beautiful, only rivaled by Wood Guthrie's "Baby"

 

lol

double post mo fuckas

(That's not a real Bob Dylan song everyone)

 

duh

duh

 

Ivit called it 'the original' :shifty:

Ivit called it 'the original' :shifty:

 

maybe she made a joke :)

maybe she made a joke :)

 

Knowing Ivit, she probably thought it was the original.

this won't get out of my head and I still don't get why if she was supposed to take the bus she had to decide what seat to take in her friends' car. :|

This song was playing in my head all day. And I had a math test today. yay. :|

I had a 5 hour craft exam today with that shit stuck in my head :|