He's wearing an inside out Mickey Mouse t-shirt

Bucket Head? Were they going to fight?

No, dummy.

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This. There's just something about it you can't quite put your finger on.

Mother We Just Can't Get Enough and Someday We'll Know are like that too.

There's also a live version of Someday We'll Know from New Year's Eve 1999 that, despite the singer being absolutely blasted, sounds especially nostalgic to me.

which just proves how much of a sensitive fag and a phony he is because they supposedly share the same hippy ideas. New Radicals said he wanted to see if people will focus on the artist dissing or the other shit in the song and they lost the test.

9/11 wasn't that big of a deal, culturally. Only difference was conservacucks starting pointless wars and TSA getting hopped up on steroids.
The following years were the logical continuation of the 90's and nothing else, prove me wrong.

That's not Mickie Mouse that's just TIT DIRT

>9/11 wasn't that big of a deal, culturally.

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>9/11 wasn't that big of a deal, culturally.

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this is unironically a great pop song

That whole album is posi as fuck.

Hello, underage.

You are fucking retarded.

I'm sorry, but am I supposed to know who this is?

>One dance left
>This world is gonna pull through
>Don't give up
>You've got a reason to live
>Can't forget
>We only get what we give
What am I doing anymore

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The ending section to Mother We Just Can't Get Enough gives me chills.

Holy get

I wish i knew what America was like before 9/11, all I've ever known is reality television and mean adults.

You unfortunately got stuck with a broken world, nothing will ever be like it was pre-9/11.

how was I born in 1989 in Canada and have never heard this song or of this band?

Most people who have heard of them only know this one song, but what a song.

>In a Time interview, U2 lead guitarist The Edge is quoted saying "You Get What You Give" is the song he is "most jealous of. I really would love to have written that."

>In the liner notes to her 2004 compilation Artist's Choice, Joni Mitchell praises "You Get What You Give" for "rising from the swamp of 'McMusic' like a flower of hope."

>In 2006, Ice-T was asked on Late Night with Conan O'Brien about what he has heard, besides rap music, in the last few years that really grabbed him and his only reply was "You Get What You Give".

I'd unironically, wholeheartedly argue that You Get What You Give and All Star are the best songs of all time. Both sound like pure joy.

I'm 21 so no . . . Do you?

this song sounds like it could've topped the charts in the 80s. the synths and that guitar solo, totally 80s.

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what did he mean by this?

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i thought it was a u2 song for a long time.

Beautiful song

kek was just about to post this

>9/11 wasn't that big of a deal, culturally.
easy for you to say when you were born in 2004 and have no recollection of the world before 9/11

For some reason when I think of this song, I think of a TV show or movie that I can't remember the name of, and this song is playing as the movie freezes and fades to black on the main characters.

Health insurance rip off lying
FDA big bankers buying
Fake computer crashes dining
Cloning while they're multiplying
Fashion shoots with Beck and Hanson,
Courtney Love and Marilyn Manson
You're all fakes
Run to your mansions
Come around
We'll kick your ass in!

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