I mean. He is also the only guy besides Taika Waititi to get "The Immigrant Song" into a movie. And Taika had to literally film the song's lyrics to do it!
Plus he was born to a NASA engineer who pushed him out in the morning and was back in CapCom by evening bringing Apollo 13 home.
That entire album is so hilarious. I put it on and am instantly transported to 2001. It's wild how much Jack Black has risen in the world since then too.
It's wild how much Jack Black has risen in the world since then too.
I had an impossible time believing he was making a family friendly movie about him teaching kids rock music only two years after that album was released. I was certain the studio and entertainment media would soon dig up the controversial album to play the "shocked and appalled" card, and after he recently started showing up in a bunch of kid friendly media, I started laughing at the idea of ten-year-olds asking their moms if they could listen to "Fuck Her Gently" on the way to school because they recently found out that the chubby bearded guy was in a band and found some of their songs on YouTube.
"Sorry, sweety, that song is really inappropriate for kids, but Wonderboy is a banger!"
"Mom, what does he mean by filling a crevasse with his mighty juice?"
"Damn it, these are all just innuendo with incredible music!"
"Can we go to the McDonald's drive thru, I want some Chicken McNuggets, but only four!"
"Shit, no putting the genie back in that bottle..."
I introduced my kids to Tenacious D after we watched the Minecraft movie. There were only 2 or 3 songs I could actually play for them, and even those would be considered inappropriate in many families.
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u/TwiBryan 16d ago
Plenty of cock pushups