Reacting to Electric Light Orchestra's 1979 classic Shine A Little Love. BANGER. This is technically a love song. Who he's singing about and the purpose of this record is unclear, let me know in the comments.

From the Cheech & Chong classic film "Up In Smoke" (1978), this is the final musical number, performed live in LA's Club Roxy. Full transparency, I had an acid reflux flare up during the filming of this reaction. But I was able to rally and power through to finish the video for y'all. Hope you enjoy

From DJ Khaled's 2016 magnum opus MAJOR KEY. DJ Khaled featuring Jadakiss, Fabolous, Fat Joe, Busta Rhymes and the infamous Kent Jones. WHO took this?

Remixed verson of Zappa's classic "You Are What You Is" which we covered on this channel last year. This version was on the 1984 album "Thing-Fish" which was intended originally to become a Broadway musical. Shout to Professor of Rock who referenced this version on his channel.

WE FIXED VIMEO with the full screen, it worked perfectly on this reaction, South Park vs. Family Guy from Chaotic Rap Battles which is a rival of ERB. WHO WON? WHO'S NEXT? Been wanting to do this for a minute, enjoy

Surprise new music video drop from the "rap Timothee Chalamet." Heartthrob Jack coming with straight bars on this one. And if you got bars, we here.

Reacting to a pair of music videos from Cheech & Chong's 1985 mockumentary Get Out Of My Room: "I'm Not Home Right Now" and the title track, both BANGERS. Cheech goes nuts in both, enjoy.

Live performance of Punky's Whips from the compilation Baby Snakes. This song also appeared on the 1978 record Zappa In New York, where Frank's character was voiced by SNL's Don Pardo. The drummer who takes the lead on this performance is Terry Bozzio, later the drummer and backing vocalist of the band Missing Persons.