Have you ever heard one of those songs from middle school as an adult and all of a sudden, it all just feels a bit too close to home?

Rock on, my dude

Memes, memes, the musical fruit.

Times change, but album jackets stay the same. There was an era when what America wanted was dudes in suits singing about God, as well as family bands featuring women with the largest hair that you ever did see. For quit a few of these people it feels like the whole religious aspect was more of a stepping stone to get their ventriloquism careers off the ground, but how can we judge? it's not like you see us putting in the time to learn how to drink a glass of water while making a doll tell peop…

Life is all about those little things that just work. Like when you learn how to play “Mary Had A Little Lamb” with a dial tone or figure out that a calculator can say “BOOBIES." And this is very much one of those moments. Ladies and Gentlemen, 20th Century Fox on forcemeat.

Jack Black is one of those people who almost nobody dislikes. The guy could spit on little old ladies and people would get angry that those old bags didn't thank him for it. Jack Black is also known for playing a toy children's sax with Tenacious D, and honestly it sounds way better than it has any right to be.

Still better than most music.

Just a reminder that this is a thing.

It was a simpler time.

Ken Turner, everyone

It's uncanny.

Still better than "All I Want For Christmas Is You" On Loop

Seems like they loved it.

That's a real clean sound.

That's how it's done.

Alright that's awesome.