Flight of the Conchords: Think about it.

by Charlie on March 3, 2008

in Creativity

I won’t make it a habit of hoisting what I find funny on you all too much, but if you’ve never seen or heard of Flight of the Conchords, you have to watch this clip.

There are four segments that make me crack up everytime:

  • “Junkies with monkey disease
    who’s touching this monkeys, please.”
  • “What…what is wrong with the world today”
    (Jemaine mumbles)
  • “But what’s the real cost ’cause these sneakers don’t seem much cheaper
    why are we paying so much when you got them made by little slave kids
    What’s your overheads”
  • “Can someone please remove these cutleries from my knees

Despite the fact that the topics are really serious ones (especially the little slave kids), I can’t help but give a side-splitting laugh. These guys are an awesome example of unbound musical creativity. I’m so envious.

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1 Philip Brewer March 4, 2008 at 10:33 am

Thanks for your thoughtful comment on my recent Wise Bread post. It’s amazing how both rationality and civility go right out the window when people think you’re criticizing their automobile-based lifestyle.

This song is hilarious. Thanks for bringing the group to my attention!

Philip Brewer’s last blog post..A decent standard of living

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2 Quiet Rebel Writer March 6, 2008 at 8:43 pm

Holy cripes, this is awesome. I’ve read many reviews of this duo and their show, and now I get it. Thanks for sharing it with us!

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3 Charles Gilkey March 6, 2008 at 10:19 pm

I’m glad you both enjoyed the video. The hard part is now when I see something jacked up in the world and think “what is wrong with the world today?,” I see Jemaine mumbling. I guess a silent chuckle is more therapeutic than frustration?

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