All throughout 6th-12 grade, this song essentially became known as my song. because I’d frequently sing it, much to the dismay of many, lol. 10th grade health, we watched Super Size Me. The scene where this song came on shows up. Everyone looked at me and was like “MIKEY, IT’S YOUR SONG!” I shot out of my seat, and started screaming the lyrics as loud as I could, in an almost identical Wesley Willis impression. (I can somehow form my vocal cords into his, like, Patrick Star-esque singing voice) It then got so loud the teacher had to kick me out of class. Good ol’ times. We still quote it today.
@@fiftyskoopaklub2982 lol, whatever you say, you can choose to believe whatever you want on the Internet but it did happen, I don’t even see what’s so unbelievable about it
@@yashironene7904 I love those who still embrace the true spirit of trolling. I'm going to miss all you guys once we have to register our state-issued IDs and the social credit system makes us obsolete pariahs.😂😂😂👍🏻
Controversy and claims aside, WAY aside, Super Size Me was a rather entertaining and interesting documentary. I also remember seeing it on school, albeit Social Studies.
This song is absolutely brilliant, it starts off like any other song would - it's a cool, calm and cheery melody as Willis describes McDonalds in a positive way; emblematic of how McDonalds presents itself in its marketing, but as it progresses he starts repeatedly shouting: "ROCK N ROLL MCDONALDS! Ṟ̶̢̧̗̺̜͂͂͂̉͑̽͜Ȏ̷̢͉̭̱̤͎̖̗̯̼̃C̴͙̬̫̪͉̍̌̎͆̓̌̈́͊̕͝K̶̦̫͙̐̽͂̅͂̿̂̋̉̈ͅ ̶̛̩̤͉̣͔͓̈́̾̏Ṉ̷̨̛̮̜̠̖̘̞̱̯͆̆̎̂́̓ ̴̢̘͍̖̗̣̬͌R̷̨̠̟͙̐͠ͅÖ̷̺̯́̎L̴̡͇̱̬̙̰̰̘̗͙̉̐Ļ̸̢̛̺͇̗͛̈́̾̇̔̈́ͅ ̴̹̗͉̦̫̰͔̈́͛̈́̒͐̒̾͘͝M̴̛̝̪̓̈́̇̈̚Ç̸̢̻̬͎̜̥̣͔̅͌̃̉̈́͘Ḑ̵̹̝̥̳̥̦͔̣̬̋̊̍̆̃̕͝Ǫ̶͓͈̬͍̽͗̆̌̑̒͌͜N̴̛̳̜̙̏͛̅͂́A̵̛̯͎̝͚̺͋͑̄̓̓̇̄̚L̸̯̗͕̮̣̱̬̏̾̌͛̀̾̅̓̃͘͜D̶̢͕̻̪͎̦̒͗̒̄͂̌̋S̴͙̅̈́͂̏̅̚͠͠͠" and you remember that McDonalds isn't a happy place at all, the food is terrible; it's made from miserable animals and it makes you fat, but at the end of the day everyone eats there.
I thought I was the only one. It’s even worse that I don’t think I ever heard the song until now but I’d always hear that shit come to my head randomly.
A stunning critique of capitalism. The duality of joy and sadness expressed in the lyrics is like the duality between the tasty treat of the moment, and the lifetime of health problems. The convenience and bright colours and corporate culture, with the death of small business and local economies. Willis illustrates the death of American culture, and its replacement by consumerism, but not without acknowledging his submission to it.
@@yellow_flag It may seem that way but it's actually not. There is humour in the song but it's not intended to be entirely comedic. The guy who made it was schizophrenic and had a hard life.
Lyrics: McDonald's is a place to rock It is a restaurant where they buy food to eat It is a good place to listen to the music People flock here to get down to the rock music Rock and roll McDonald's Rock and roll McDonald's Rock and roll McDonald's Rock and roll McDonald's McDonald's will make you fat They serve Big Macs They serve quarter pounders They will put pounds on you Rock and roll McDonald's Rock and roll McDonald's Rock and roll McDonald's Rock and roll McDonald's McDonald's hamburgers are the worst They are worse than Burger King A Big Mac has 26 grams of fat A Quarter Pounder has 28 grams of fat Rock and roll McDonald's Rock and roll McDonald's Rock and roll McDonald's Rock and roll McDonald's Rockin' with London Rock on Chicago Wheaties, Breakfast of Champions
When I was in 8th grade, I was in an afterschool art class, that met every Monday. One day, my friend said "Wait! Guys! I have something I wanna show you!" and played this video. Most of us loved it and embraced it, while one of our classmates hated it, and said, and I quote, "This is what I hear in my nightmares." Eventually we started playing it at every meeting, to the point of us saying "It's Rock & Roll McDonald's Monday!" Every Monday, someone will send a text to our group chat and say "Y'all know what day it is?"
If I remember correctly, Alternative Tentacles (Jello Biafra's [Dead Kennedys' frontman] record label) recorded the album this song is from. So yeah, pretty punk rock.
i watched "supersize me" in health class like last year and this has been stuck in my head for around that long. i didn't bother to find it till now and i'm super glad i did 🥺 REAL music.
does joking about this song count as clowning on him? it’s unironically one of my favorite songs because of how bizarre it is but i don’t mean to be hurtful when i joke about it
@@psychic_digit we are clowning on it, but not in a mean spirited way. Similar to the room or Troll 2, its so bad but its so good ironically that it becomes unironically good because you can appreciate the heart and soul put into it.
joseph blake It envokes a sense of nostalgia of the feeling of going to McDonalds and enjoying the rock music. The song is also talking about corporatism to an almost comical degree.
I remember I was watching super sized me in class and durring a climatic moment,someone pulled out there phone and started playing this... Best part is that it took me a couple minutes to figure out if it was part of the movie or not
+big ol bazinga It's kind of sad how you think that's funny, the fact that I didn't even know it was a meme rather than a derogatory term proves that little kids like you made it yourselves at lunchtime at school.
Medicine commercial: side effects may include nausea, vomiting, internal bleeding, depression, memory loss, and diarrhea. The people in the background:
He was nothing but an innocent child in a man's body.. He greeted his fans with a headbutt and told of his psychotic episodes. The world is fucked to give a man like him cancer
"Rock 'n' Roll McDonald's" by Wesley Willis offers a nuanced examination of the cultural and societal implications of fast food chains, particularly McDonald's. The lyrics celebrate the restaurant as a hub of popular culture and entertainment, a portrayal that aligns with McDonald's marketing efforts to position itself as a place for socialization and leisure (Klein, 1999). At the same time, the song acknowledges the unhealthy aspects of fast food, specifically the high fat content of McDonald's menu items, which may pose risks to consumers (McDonald's Corporation, 2021). This conflicting portrayal reflects the complex relationship between fast food culture and societal norms. While the song primarily focuses on McDonald's, it can also be seen as a commentary on the fast food industry as a whole. The reference to Wheaties as the "breakfast of champions" highlights the contrast between the unhealthy nature of fast food and the idea of nourishing one's body with healthy, wholesome foods (General Mills, Inc., 2021). This contrast speaks to the larger debate surrounding the role of fast food in society and the potential negative consequences of its widespread consumption (Schlosser, 2002). *In conclusion, "Rock 'n' Roll McDonald's" presents a multifaceted depiction of fast food culture, encompassing both the appeal and potential drawbacks of this aspect of modern society. Further research is needed to fully understand the cultural and societal impacts of fast food and to develop strategies for addressing the negative consequences of its widespread consumption.* References: General Mills, Inc. (2021). Wheaties: The Original Whole Grain Cereal Klein, N. (1999). No Logo. New York, NY: Picador. McDonald's Corporation (2021). Nutrition Calculator. Schlosser, E. (2002). Fast Food Nation: The Dark Side of the All-American Meal. New York, NY: Houghton Mifflin Harcourt.
The slight reverb on the second “Rock n Roll McDonald’s!” does something to me
We got sans on this too
that’s wesley willis for you
omg I never even noticed but that reverb is immaculate
0:23😩😩😩😩😩
Its worst after the big break!
Please rise for our national anthem
Merica
+Glitchyness Americanese is a language between chinese mcdonalds lovers
+Ruby Kentner It's cool. We know we are.
+Olivia Weaver-Thomas I lose all hope in humanity when i see someone using a buggie because they are too lazy to walk
+Ruby Kentner sexy stereotypes
“They serve quarter pounders, they will put pounds on you” is legitimately the greatest lyric I ever heard in my life
barz
I wish.
I have to say "McDonalds will make you fat" is actually so profound.
Up there with "You're gay and you're in a coma, you're a fruit and a vegetable"
Makes me cry every time of joy.
When you're happy, you enjoy the music
When you're sad you understand the lyrics
When you’re a kid, you flock there to get down to the rock music, when you’re an adult, you realize a Big Mac has 30 grams of fat
“They serve quarter pounders, they will put pounds on you” 😞
“It is a restaurant where they buy food to eat.” 😔
i legitimately agree with you. Wesley Willis had schizophrenia and he made music to help cope with it, and this is a product of that.
“They serve quarter pounders.” 😔
Definitely adding this to my shower playlist
Rachel 155 I don’t see it >:0
Moon Orange are you sure?
OMG YESS LMAOO
its not there
How long of a shower do you take??
Instead of rick rolling people we should rock and roll mcdonalds them.
Get rock rolled
Hey Rick and Roll McDonald
Get, mc.Rolled 👁👄👁
Yes
Tea _uwu oh god, I don’t wanna get McRolled
I'll never not laugh at how positive the first verse is about McDonald's before destroying them in the second verse
McDonald’s: WE THOUGHT YOU WERE OUR FRIEND!!😭
Third verse: *and it's not even my final form*
Well he goes there for the rock music not the food
😂😂😂😂😂
well tbf, he says it's a good place to *listen to the music.*
I love how the lyrics get progressively more negative with each verse.
Substitute teacher: *has a mental breakdown*
The entire class:
Beans4000 LMFAO TRUEEEE
omg your so fucking right
tru bruv
one time i played ronald mcdonald insanity on full blast and a teacher at my school had a mental breakdown from it
On of the few comments to make me laugh, nice one mate
someone hijacked the chicago police radio and played this lmao
Lmfao
Lol
oh my fucking god im dying
praxis
As they should
All throughout 6th-12 grade, this song essentially became known as my song. because I’d frequently sing it, much to the dismay of many, lol. 10th grade health, we watched Super Size Me. The scene where this song came on shows up. Everyone looked at me and was like “MIKEY, IT’S YOUR SONG!” I shot out of my seat, and started screaming the lyrics as loud as I could, in an almost identical Wesley Willis impression. (I can somehow form my vocal cords into his, like, Patrick Star-esque singing voice) It then got so loud the teacher had to kick me out of class. Good ol’ times. We still quote it today.
@@fiftyskoopaklub2982 lol, whatever you say, you can choose to believe whatever you want on the Internet but it did happen, I don’t even see what’s so unbelievable about it
@@fiftyskoopaklub2982 There’s nothing unrealistic about that at all we were all dumb kids lol
@@fiftyskoopaklub2982 no, kids can have a thing that they're known for.
and then everyone clapped
You're my hero
*It is a good place to listen to the music.*
*People flock here to get down to the rock music.*
_poetry at its finest_
Lol you make a pointy point there
reminds me of death grips
As an American I can 100% confirm this is our national anthem.
🤣
And this is the main reason I'm a proud American
@@yashironene7904 amen brother! I look upon my morbidly obese brothers and sisters, the disappearing wilderness (thanks to the same goddamn strip malls no matter where you go), my medicine cabinet chock-full with pills, and the debt up to my eyeballs that I will die before I pay off, with nothing but Pride!
All the Sovereign countries that we invade, err I mean help spread "freedom and democracy,©️®️" should Count Their Blessings!
Let freedom ring!!!©️®️
@@BRAVENEWORDERFILMS amen
@@yashironene7904 I love those who still embrace the true spirit of trolling. I'm going to miss all you guys once we have to register our state-issued IDs and the social credit system makes us obsolete pariahs.😂😂😂👍🏻
This is my favorite death grips song
Word up
It goes it goes it goes it goes it goes it goes it goes it goes *ROCK N ROLL MCDOOOONALDS*
McRide
ExMcdonald’s
The McDonald’s Store
McDonald’s Week
McDonald’s and the Restraining Orders
PLS
I don't eat at McDonald's, I just go there to listen to the rock music.
Legend RIP Wesley Willis
They serve Quarter Pounders.
They will put pounds on you.
Your profile picture made me shit myself
people with a fast metabolism and struggle to gain weight: oh shit no way! that is so badass
Yeah literally
0:45
*indeed*
Teacher: What’s so funny?
Me: Nothing
*My brain:*
Seth Belfort Sweetie you might wanna upload a profile pic then we’ll talk 😴
Seth Belfort It actually kinda is 💀 it’s sad bc ur probably too ugly to upload one 🙈💖
Its me when Im doing a very important test-
All the knowledge I once had just turned into..this xDDD
On god I was zoning out one time and thus fucking song played in my head 😭😭😭😭😭
jLSDJDKS
Rip Morgan Spurlock.
You made our health classes super entertaining with your documentary.
He will be missed 😢
He was a drunkard and a liar
Controversy and claims aside, WAY aside, Super Size Me was a rather entertaining and interesting documentary. I also remember seeing it on school, albeit Social Studies.
@@robblinnbailey583and a rapist too!
This song is absolutely brilliant, it starts off like any other song would - it's a cool, calm and cheery melody as Willis describes McDonalds in a positive way; emblematic of how McDonalds presents itself in its marketing, but as it progresses he starts repeatedly shouting:
"ROCK N ROLL MCDONALDS!
Ṟ̶̢̧̗̺̜͂͂͂̉͑̽͜Ȏ̷̢͉̭̱̤͎̖̗̯̼̃C̴͙̬̫̪͉̍̌̎͆̓̌̈́͊̕͝K̶̦̫͙̐̽͂̅͂̿̂̋̉̈ͅ ̶̛̩̤͉̣͔͓̈́̾̏Ṉ̷̨̛̮̜̠̖̘̞̱̯͆̆̎̂́̓ ̴̢̘͍̖̗̣̬͌R̷̨̠̟͙̐͠ͅÖ̷̺̯́̎L̴̡͇̱̬̙̰̰̘̗͙̉̐Ļ̸̢̛̺͇̗͛̈́̾̇̔̈́ͅ ̴̹̗͉̦̫̰͔̈́͛̈́̒͐̒̾͘͝M̴̛̝̪̓̈́̇̈̚Ç̸̢̻̬͎̜̥̣͔̅͌̃̉̈́͘Ḑ̵̹̝̥̳̥̦͔̣̬̋̊̍̆̃̕͝Ǫ̶͓͈̬͍̽͗̆̌̑̒͌͜N̴̛̳̜̙̏͛̅͂́A̵̛̯͎̝͚̺͋͑̄̓̓̇̄̚L̸̯̗͕̮̣̱̬̏̾̌͛̀̾̅̓̃͘͜D̶̢͕̻̪͎̦̒͗̒̄͂̌̋S̴͙̅̈́͂̏̅̚͠͠͠"
and you remember that McDonalds isn't a happy place at all, the food is terrible; it's made from miserable animals and it makes you fat, but at the end of the day everyone eats there.
Rock over London,
Rock on Chicago,
Wheaties, breakfast of champions! 🙃
Sometimes it's all you got and it sucks
Extremely poignant and nuanced criticism of the fast food empire. This song should be in the National Archives.
These descriptions are not positive
Is there any food that isn't made by miserable animals? Why not eat HAPPY ANIMALS?@?
Occasionally, at completely random times, the chorus of this song pops into my head and I can’t help but laugh my ass off when it does.
Good to know I'm not the only one
Ugh same 😂
when i first heard it when watching supersize me in my cooking class I died 😂
I have the same condition but with "My Mother smokes crack rocks" instead
This appeared in my head when I was playing a gun game and I was laughing so hard
"Hand me the aux cord"
"Okay don't play trash"
*plays this song*
AllyKat HILARIOUS AND ORIGINAL
Dom M lol he waited one year for a reply and this is what happens...
Venom Mr. Ditkovich got eym
If you are implying that this song is trash, you are sorely mistaken. This song is objectively good
This is a relic don't you dare disrespect it
“they serve quarter pounders
they will put pounds on you”
BARS
fr
Bar S make my favorite poverty meats
@@Whocareslol420That Bar S is legit mystery meat
This song automatically plays after eating exactly 100 apple pies as your body slips into a diabetic coma.
lmfao 🤣
This comes into my head at random points in the day
Me too
Good
That means it's working
Same
This just happened to me so hence why I'm here
I thought I was the only one. It’s even worse that I don’t think I ever heard the song until now but I’d always hear that shit come to my head randomly.
he protec
he attac
but most importantly
he has big mac
he also get pound
A stunning critique of capitalism. The duality of joy and sadness expressed in the lyrics is like the duality between the tasty treat of the moment, and the lifetime of health problems. The convenience and bright colours and corporate culture, with the death of small business and local economies. Willis illustrates the death of American culture, and its replacement by consumerism, but not without acknowledging his submission to it.
this whole song is a shitpost why you getting so deep into the lore
@@yellow_flag It may seem that way but it's actually not. There is humour in the song but it's not intended to be entirely comedic. The guy who made it was schizophrenic and had a hard life.
r/im14andthisisdeep
this is absolutely an anti-capitalist song if you dont see it you're blind lmao
@@griffin8762 Everything looks like a nail when all you have is a hammer
“Super Size Me” brought me here. R.I.P Morgan Spurlock. 😔🕊️🙏🏾
the perfect song to turn all the way up at the mcdonald’s drive thru.
Sekuq HOLY CRAP I DID THAT TOO 😂
Im currently blasting this
So happy I'm not the only one who's done this 😂
Well now I know what i'm doing if I ever go to mcdonalds
Doing it rn
I dont feel safe.
Dont worry, a schizophrenic made this song and hes dead now. He was also the best musical artist in human history
nah maing 🅱️ he’s gonna raise from the dead and make part 2 and go back to sleep.
@@nahmaing8268 oh shit really?
Don't worry vari is here.
@@miamedina3135 DOnt AnGry mE 😡😡😡
Wesley Willis proves that insane does not mean stupid
He was a good example. His album with Steve Albini really rocks and I'm not kidding
Lyrics:
McDonald's is a place to rock
It is a restaurant where they buy food to eat
It is a good place to listen to the music
People flock here to get down to the rock music
Rock and roll McDonald's
Rock and roll McDonald's
Rock and roll McDonald's
Rock and roll McDonald's
McDonald's will make you fat
They serve Big Macs
They serve quarter pounders
They will put pounds on you
Rock and roll McDonald's
Rock and roll McDonald's
Rock and roll McDonald's
Rock and roll McDonald's
McDonald's hamburgers are the worst
They are worse than Burger King
A Big Mac has 26 grams of fat
A Quarter Pounder has 28 grams of fat
Rock and roll McDonald's
Rock and roll McDonald's
Rock and roll McDonald's
Rock and roll McDonald's
Rockin' with London
Rock on Chicago
Wheaties, Breakfast of Champions
Thank you so much 🥰
“It is a restaurant where they buy food to eat.”
That’s deep.
Because Wesley Willis suffered from schizophrenia.
@@danem2215 something tells me that's not the reason that the lyrics are this way but okay
@@droptherapy2085 So serious mental health issues would not affect the way you sing and write lyrics?
@@mrcrazy174 I'm not exactly saying that, I'm saying that this sounds like he wrote like this on purpose. I could be wrong though.
@@droptherapy2085
It was on purpose, this song is insulting McDonalds.
*_THEY SAY THIS IS THE LAST THING YOU HEAR BEFORE YOU DIE COULD THIS BE THE VOICE OF GOD HIMSELF?_*
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣and I'm atheist but funny!
@@DavidDuke-gran_dragon me too
no, the voice of the heavens themself
yes
RIP Morgan Spurlock, rock n’ roll your super size meals forever
The instrumental journey from 0:55 to 1:45 is mind blowing
When he said “Rock and Roll McDonald’s” I felt that😭😭😭
Unoriginal
Campbell Owens
Ok...
@@caughtyouslippin1111 r/whoooosh
@@sandypannu123
Ok...
@@caughtyouslippin1111 r/woooosh
I played this song at my wedding. I am now single
xD
Ahahahahahahahahaha
hahahahahahahaha
XD that just made my day
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
RIP Morgan Spurlock
They’re probably playing this at his funeral
When I was in 8th grade, I was in an afterschool art class, that met every Monday. One day, my friend said "Wait! Guys! I have something I wanna show you!" and played this video.
Most of us loved it and embraced it, while one of our classmates hated it, and said, and I quote, "This is what I hear in my nightmares."
Eventually we started playing it at every meeting, to the point of us saying "It's Rock & Roll McDonald's Monday!"
Every Monday, someone will send a text to our group chat and say "Y'all know what day it is?"
Welp, tpday ia monday, time to blast this song then
yall know what day it is??
Rock over London,
Rock on Chicago,
Wheaties, breakfast of champions!
Just watched "Super Size Me" in health class. I love this song now.
the GOOPER same
We watched that a few months ago... and yeah same😂😂
ME TOO!!!!
I watch in my freshman year 6 years ago
SAME!!
Doctor: you have 2:27 minutes to live
Me: rock and roll McDonald’s
damn 227 minutes is roughly 3 hours and a half
@@veem5143 it means 2 minutes and 27 seconds
Ik I'm just being picky with grammar
@ShaneHockey King But YOu aLreaDy HavE THe WHoLe ViDeO ReADy aNd CrAp s0 r0Ck aND roLL McDoNALDs ALs0 R/wOO0osH AnD AlSo g0d WoULd aLLow iT
spppeeeeddwaaagggooon
0:39 a funnier addition to that line - 'they put pounds on you, they take pounds from you'
Only applicable in the UK though
@@VT29steamtrainyeah that's the problem. I am from uk so that's why i used pounds, of course.
Why can't boys like this go to my school 😳😳😧😧😭😭😫😫
We do!
A boy like this for Christmas please
oh man this must be what 1080p and 60 fps looks like on the xbox
ANGELO GONZALEZ woooooow 😂😂😂😂😂👌👌👌✋✋✋✋✋
lol its cancer but dude it was at it highest popularity this year what are you one of those kids like "omg that was so last month"
Wesley Willis was more punk rock than you'll ever be
No shit. Wesley's music was honesty ahead of its time
If I remember correctly, Alternative Tentacles (Jello Biafra's [Dead Kennedys' frontman] record label) recorded the album this song is from. So yeah, pretty punk rock.
yes he was
Rip Morgan ❤
"McDonald's Hamburgers are the worst"
Finally someone who is willing to tell us the truth
fun drinking game: take a shot every time they say "rock n roll mcdonalds"
Moonie MS I’ll be fuckin dead by the middle of the song
he means by alcohol
TubaInCuba he knows, it means he’d die of alcohol poisoning
16 shots
Just tried it.
[ This comment was typed from hell ]
0% nudity
0% drugs
0% violence
100% McDonalds
Ehhhhh, I'd say a little bit of drugs
@@Spadman-um4vb lol
100% *rock and roll* McDonald's
@@SgtCheapo exactly 😂
Ronald McDonald is on drugs bro what are you talking about😂
Rest in peace Morgan Spurlock
Wesley Willis was a goddamn visionary, he was gone too soon 😔
DUDE THIS SONG WAS IN THE HEALTH VIDEO WE WATCHED AT SCHOOL LMFAO-
BRUH SAME , OURS WAS AB A GUY EATING ONLY MCDONALDS 💀
Remmie DUUUUDEEEE SAME
OUR VIDEO WAS ABOUT THIS DUDE EATING MCDONALDS FOR 30 DAYS
I THINK THE VIDEO WAS CALLED “SUPERSIZE ME”
- b e r r i t h e a r t i s t - YEAH THAT THATS WHAT WE WATCHED DJDNSKA
Y’all were basically watching a movie called “super size me”
Same
i watched "supersize me" in health class like last year and this has been stuck in my head for around that long. i didn't bother to find it till now and i'm super glad i did 🥺 REAL music.
Same here
Bro I was afraid the main character was going to die because of his diet
Same thing here, I watched it a couple days ago
Just watched it in health class and had to get this song
OMG SO DID I
rest in power Morgan Spurlock 😭✊🏿
"it is a restaurant when they buy food to eat"
this words changed my life man,thank you
Remember kids "McDonald's will make you fat, they serve Big Macs, they serve quarter pounders, they will put pounds on YOU"
ROck ahand rololalal mcdonalsps
I read this right when that part played...
@$ ¡N YΩμ
Idc
Terrible singing
My doctor: McDonald’s will make you fat, they serve Big Macs, they serve quarter pounders, they will put pounds on you!
Me: *ROCK AND ROLL MCDONALDS*
Frize
It would be funnier if you started singin it during surgery
cady katt powerful
@@2ndplacemedal660 💀
Who else heard of the hidden gem in their childhood and keeps coming back every few years?
Why do I randomly get this song stuck in my head? Can someone explain why to me? Now I want McDonald’s 😂
in 7th grade we went to sleepaway camp and some kid sang this in front of the whole school during the campfire and had to leave early
from shame, or did he just rock out too hard?
@@idesireahimbo he just went too hard, man.
🤣🤣🤣
what a legend
I hope that kids doing ok today
"It is a restaurant where they buy food to eat."
English Teachers: *_holy shit that's deep_*
ya i found a comment today XD
*sobs*
You don't say
*cries* that’s so deep
Bars
this is my favourite nirvana song
Lol
nah bro what do you mean this is my favorite lil uzi vert song
@@ea6600 bruh wtf are you talking about 🤨 this is my favorite Ariana Grande song
@@LuzuraHater what do u mean, this is my favorite soad song
health teacher devastated rn
"McDonald's, where you can get two chins for the price of one"
Huh when is hesaying that😂
🤣🤣
1:34 when you eat at Burger King instead of McDonald’s
*REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE*
more like 1:45
when u ate burger king for breakfast
As a person who eats burger king not mcdonalds I feel odd about this.
McDonald's is disgusting.
The greatest song of all time. Hands down. Amazing
Rip Morgan Spurlock 😢
This is so sad.
Alexa play rock and roll McDonald’s.
Not a Spam account &
I asked alexa and it played this lol
ha?
she actually does play it, thats how i found the song, i made up the name and it actually played, and... i... rocked.
it’ll actually play it 💀
I can't decide if this is meant to sell McDonald's or insult it
Both
It was on the Super Size Me Documentary in 2004
It’s a hilarious insult to McDonalds and the defunct Rock & Roll McDonald’s building in Chicago
Me either
Yes
My husband plays me this song every time he wants to get McDonald's for dinner 😂
so happy to see so many people enjoying this song! a classic for sure
This is what Albert Einstein listens to while writing the Bible
But he's Jewish
He didn't write the bible😂
Chicken Nugget r/woooosh
Chicken Nugget yes he did
@@chickennugget9592 It's a joke dingus, so you got r/woooosh'd
It's sad to see Wesley getting clowned on so much. He was a very kind soul, who made music to combat his schizophrenia.
does joking about this song count as clowning on him? it’s unironically one of my favorite songs because of how bizarre it is but i don’t mean to be hurtful when i joke about it
I don’t think anyones clowning on it per se. I think I speak for a lot of people when I say that I’m glad this song exists.
It's great thought so good luck clowning him.
@@psychic_digit we are clowning on it, but not in a mean spirited way. Similar to the room or Troll 2, its so bad but its so good ironically that it becomes unironically good because you can appreciate the heart and soul put into it.
@@LucyWest370 yeah that’s a better of explaining actually
When I’m having a bad day I come back to this after all these years thanks for the laughs! I can’t walk into a McDonald’s without hearing this song!
I have listened to this song an unhealthy amount of times over past two days. I regret nothing
Fun fact: This is often considered the first vaporwave song.
What the hell-
joseph blake It envokes a sense of nostalgia of the feeling of going to McDonalds and enjoying the rock music. The song is also talking about corporatism to an almost comical degree.
@@honeycomblord9384 envoke isn't a word lol
နှင်းဆီ I must've meant to say "evoke"
I don't know how to feel about this or what I'm even supposed to feel about this...
I liked the part where they said ROCK AND ROLL MCDONALDS
That part was in the song. Did you catch it?
StamfordBridge sadly no
Haha ikr it was such a rare part
oh shit where was that? timestamp pls
@@aurora2061 ah I think i caught it briefly at 1:55, not sure though, it was really quiet but there you go :)))
Greatest song ever created by man.
I remember I was watching super sized me in class and durring a climatic moment,someone pulled out there phone and started playing this...
Best part is that it took me a couple minutes to figure out if it was part of the movie or not
It is in the movie
@@iplayeddishonored2475 But like it was playing durring the whole last half of the movie
Isn't America great?
This is why I'm alive.
Same
Yup. Go america. Yaaaaaay...
We may be fat, but we're not suffering the effects of nuclear fallout years later from an atomic bomb.
Collin Garrison Nice, drop the atomic bomb on them.
+big ol bazinga It's kind of sad how you think that's funny, the fact that I didn't even know it was a meme rather than a derogatory term proves that little kids like you made it yourselves at lunchtime at school.
Can you imagine your ringtone was this song, and it went off in class?
+XcccVcccX it happened to me today!
We had to watch a movie about some guy who loved mcdonalds and this song played XD
+Mason And Isiah Productions Super Size Me?
i actually did it as a prank...
+XcccVcccX happened to me! had it as my ringtone for like 2 months. lol.
"McDonald's will make you fat. They serve Big Macs." Genius.
Man, this "death grips" guys are straight fire 🔥🔥🔥
Medicine commercial: side effects may include nausea, vomiting, internal bleeding, depression, memory loss, and diarrhea.
The people in the background:
ebonyoxygen 58 lmao yes!
this deserves more likes
@@christopherdavidson368 thanks lol
I laughed my ass off when I first heard this song in class while watching Super Size Me.
Jared Gomez Same
Jared Gomez same bro ha ha
Jared Gomez it was today in fact
Gef Pa lol nice
me too
I remember the first time i ever heard this i was driving to work. I laughed so hard i had to pull over for a few minutes, lol!
Every couple of years, I have to listen to this song to bring balance to my life. See you again in 2025.
when he said 'SUBATOMIC PENETRATION RAPPING FIRE THROUGH YA SKULL" I felt that
What
So this is what MC ride was doing before death grips
*Vocal percussion at a hol notha level coming from my mind
when he yelled BLOBLOBLOBLOBLOBLOBLOBLOBLOBLO OH NO BLOBLOBLO HOT HEAD it was kinda weird
OH SHIT I'M FEELING IT
I love the unnecessary reverb on his voice when he says RAWK AND ROLL MEKDONALDZ
i love ur profile pic. aphex twin is my daddy
THIS IS HOW YOU EAT A BIG MAC
Who is to say what is or isn't necessary in art?
RobotYoshimis RAWL AND ROWL MEKDOWNALDZ
Its very necessary
Incredibly poetic, brought a tear to my eye, I love how the guy singing sounds like Jake from Adventure Time.
Every mcdonald's needs to have this playing 24/7....loud.
my new favorite song going into 2022
Same wanna spend a lot of hours listening
Imagine walking into McDonalds and seeing a whole dance crew.
Well, people do flock there to get down to the rock music! I'd be disappointed if it wasn't rockin.
There's a scene from the movie "Mac and Me" where this happens lol Look it up on UA-cam
@@copyright-ur1sf Loved it as a kid but it's a giant McDonald's commercial
Happened to me on my birthday T-T it was terrifying those people were dacing Ronald just looked at me nope I'm out of here
Damn the singers life is dark as fuck. He has (had?) schizophrenia, and died in 2003 after battling with leukemia. He was abused as a child as well.
Ryan Lowry dang....I feel bad for him...
It really is, look up "Wesley Willis" and the Wikipedia page details his life.
Damn......
He was nothing but an innocent child in a man's body.. He greeted his fans with a headbutt and told of his psychotic episodes. The world is fucked to give a man like him cancer
Ryan Lowry I can't believe this story dude.....it's sad
"Rock 'n' Roll McDonald's" by Wesley Willis offers a nuanced examination of the cultural and societal implications of fast food chains, particularly McDonald's. The lyrics celebrate the restaurant as a hub of popular culture and entertainment, a portrayal that aligns with McDonald's marketing efforts to position itself as a place for socialization and leisure (Klein, 1999). At the same time, the song acknowledges the unhealthy aspects of fast food, specifically the high fat content of McDonald's menu items, which may pose risks to consumers (McDonald's Corporation, 2021). This conflicting portrayal reflects the complex relationship between fast food culture and societal norms.
While the song primarily focuses on McDonald's, it can also be seen as a commentary on the fast food industry as a whole. The reference to Wheaties as the "breakfast of champions" highlights the contrast between the unhealthy nature of fast food and the idea of nourishing one's body with healthy, wholesome foods (General Mills, Inc., 2021). This contrast speaks to the larger debate surrounding the role of fast food in society and the potential negative consequences of its widespread consumption (Schlosser, 2002).
*In conclusion, "Rock 'n' Roll McDonald's" presents a multifaceted depiction of fast food culture, encompassing both the appeal and potential drawbacks of this aspect of modern society. Further research is needed to fully understand the cultural and societal impacts of fast food and to develop strategies for addressing the negative consequences of its widespread consumption.*
References:
General Mills, Inc. (2021). Wheaties: The Original Whole Grain Cereal
Klein, N. (1999). No Logo. New York, NY: Picador.
McDonald's Corporation (2021). Nutrition Calculator.
Schlosser, E. (2002). Fast Food Nation: The Dark Side of the All-American Meal. New York, NY: Houghton Mifflin Harcourt.
A+ !
Most inspiring lyrics I've ever heard
This made me stop cutting.
Lol wut?
This made me cut
this made me cut
the ones i love
Kyle Partlow this made me cut big Macs in to portions so I don't gain pounds
sleepy doge I’m 11 so .......
0:20 when its the first day of summer,you have a big mac coupon and everything is half off at mcdonalds
holy crap thx for likes
Love that random Wheaties shout-out near the end there.
I just love the instant switch up in the second verse