My dad was big into old classic country, and he had a pretty ribald sense of humor. If he was still with us I think he would have loved this. Miss ya Old Man.
@PabloYeezus God these comments are so annoying, there’s a few on every single AI-generated song. “You know this is AI right?!?!” Yes bro, we all know…. You aren’t the smartest dude in the world or anything. Literally everyone knows all these songs are AI-generated….
It was originally supposed to be recorded by Johnny Cash, but his record company thought it was too controversial, so he recorded "A Boy Named Sue" instead.....
I work in Juvenile Corrections😂 I accidentally slapped a 12 year old last night in the eye and gave him a shiner. It was an accident. The kid knew it was an accident. But looking for songs about hitting kids, in order to decompress…this showed up. I’m not the least bit upset.
69' was a hot summer and tensions were high given the Vietnam war. Many Americans could relate to this song and it soon hit #1. With the Apollo moon landing tensions simmered down but it's these timeless classics that remind us how turbulant of a time 1969 was.
My dad accidentally ate a big tube of Colgate toothpaste. In may 1969 It took him two days to excrete it. He wasn't anywhere near Vietnam, but in Hamburg, Germany. There may have been a Vietnamese restaurant nearby, but I'm not 100% sure.
Fun fact; I personally knew the 'preacher's daughter' Lee's talking about. Her name was Jolene Abel-Allen (although us locals just called her Jole for short) and before the incident, Jole wasn't that much of a churchgoer, but the song fails to mention that the knife narrowly missed her head and impaled into the wall behind her. She was mighty thankful to Lee for taking care of that devil spawn and would always mention him after the Sunday sermons when folks would gather in front of the local church. Jole would speak real highly of him and whenever old Lee came back to town she'd give him a basket of home-grown veggies from her backyard. Bless her pure heart.
Someone posted this was fake! I'll have you know that i saw this man live at the West Texas Fair and Rodeo in Abilene, TX in 1977, right after Johnny got out of prison and went on tour at all the major fairs and festivals! I was just a kid then, and I dreamed of fighting him. It would have been an honor!
@@WeiWuWei87 do you remember how so many grown men were challenging kids to a fight? It was crazy! I ran away to find my Dad.... then he wanted to fight me too!
@@daves2058 It was how I got my start in cage fighting at 10 years old. I didn't make it far as I was severely crippled in my first sparring match. Stick to your dreams kids. 😁
@SleeplessTVgames Because not only he doesn't know that it was a joke (I'm referring to EdibleFuture), and he doesn't know that we are just the same as people were back then.
Absolutely brilliant. In the first 30 seconds the lines, "Heard a mightly cry, from some evil little b**tard, with the devil in his eye." had me laughing out loud. As a big Johnny Cash fan, I feel that this captured the feel of the fight between a boy named Sue and his dad. Also, worth saying that Johnny Lee Tuppard was a man's man in a time when men didn't have to take s*it from anyone, and damn the consequences.
The lost album version was recorded in the Quonset hut at 804 16th Av with famous producer Billy Sherrill at the controls for Epic Records. Tuppard refused to use Nashville session musician and instead used his road band, much to the annoyance of Sherrill. David Alan Coe is also an uncredited co writer.
Alright, I guess there's Some good country music After some research I found that apparently, during the 80's, the kid (Lee Telshet) went to one of JLT's concerts to meet him. The two locked eyes and Johnny knew exactly who he was before they had a good laugh
The lore in the description boxes for these just make them so much better. "I got that fucker in the restaurant, but he got me in court." - Johnny Lee Tuppard
Omg! I was at this concert getting my arbys roast beef munched on by one of the gals as we sat in the yard humming this tune and tapping our feet from side to side. It was great day for America!
I agree with this. I’d never do this as a kid. I was the kid whom was “yes ma’am no sir.” So forth. When people say he’s a kid he doesn’t know better. I roll my eyes. I did dumb stuff as a kid yes. But even as a kid I had a line I didn’t cross. The line was don’t piss off mom and dad. I was the kid whom would gladly call you out for your nonsense. Or if you got caught would be chuckling across the room and thinking to myself “about time”. Kids can be brats or they can be great. I always tried to never cause my parents strife. I was the grateful kid. Who’d never cause trouble unless you’d ask for it. I’m 23 now and have necwe gotten in any serious fights. I’m wise enough to the point where most of the time we can talk this out. If not I exit. Kids don’t piss of your parents. They want the best for you. Agree to disagree if you have to but as long as parents are responsible and respectful to you show them that respect back.
Why did the pronunciation of "HOSP-itull" at 4:28 make me laugh harder than anything else in this song full of hilarious combinations of words? So random, but that's the one that pushed me over the cliff.
“I’ll fucking do it again”
😂😂😂😂
😂 I could hear this in goofy 😂
Do not touch the trim!
gold til the last seconds
I will.
My dad was big into old classic country, and he had a pretty ribald sense of humor. If he was still with us I think he would have loved this. Miss ya Old Man.
Sorry for your loss man but you know this is made by ai as a joke right
@@PabloYeezus
Of course, doesn't make it any less funny.
My dad and I are both musicians from Memphis and I recently got him hooked on making Motown AI after he saw my channel. 😂
god i think about this with all these vintage AI songs coming out, dad woulda loved these
@PabloYeezus
God these comments are so annoying, there’s a few on every single AI-generated song.
“You know this is AI right?!?!”
Yes bro, we all know…. You aren’t the smartest dude in the world or anything. Literally everyone knows all these songs are AI-generated….
My old man took me to see him back in 77'...He spotted me about 2 minutes into his set and threw a beer bottle at me...fractured my eye socket.
And your dad didn't kill the son of a bitch and do the paperwork?
Geez. Sorry that happened to you.
Are you okay?
Serves ya right for the bread board nutshot ya lil' shit
😆
And I knew from that restaurant
My ass would be exiled
And I fought a child
(he fought a child)
Just right.
I’m waiting for the future when everyone forgets this is AI and people one day are gonna look back on this as if it really was a vinyl from 1969
My mom has the vinyl so.....
@@DM-qm5sc And my great grandfather was a german electrician! Guess we all got bullshit family stories, huh? :D
@@notimportant2605yeah. Everyone knows electric don’t real XD
I mean, we had "A Boy Named Sue" irl lol
This isn’t AI 😂😅
The line "My wife was pretty silent" kills me everytime 😂
Imagine an inter-generational hatred so deep you see an old man on the street at 33 years old and know right then it's on SIGHT.
Oh I see what you did there
Almost like a boy named sue!
"I Fought a Child and the Child Won" was the also on this record.
That’s what I expected this was going to be a parody of when I clicked. Not disappointed, but it would have been nice
It was originally supposed to be recorded by Johnny Cash, but his record company thought it was too controversial, so he recorded "A Boy Named Sue" instead.....
I work in Juvenile Corrections😂
I accidentally slapped a 12 year old last night in the eye and gave him a shiner. It was an accident. The kid knew it was an accident. But looking for songs about hitting kids, in order to decompress…this showed up.
I’m not the least bit upset.
Kinda makes you wish you put more heat into that backhand right?
I'm considering you shouldnt work on juvenile corrections, just sayin 😭😭😭
@@Gadgetmcflyv2 IDK, kid was probably corrected.
Your instinct to decompress from hitting a child is to look up songs about the subject?
Huh. Okay then.
Fun fact: my dad was the kid that inspired this song. They did fight. But were friends for 56 years. Johnny was a real sonovabitch and a true friend.
Yessir Merica
69' was a hot summer and tensions were high given the Vietnam war. Many Americans could relate to this song and it soon hit #1. With the Apollo moon landing tensions simmered down but it's these timeless classics that remind us how turbulant of a time 1969 was.
That why got my pack of smoke and rode my Harley left that peckerwood ass of a town
My dad accidentally ate a big tube of Colgate toothpaste. In may 1969
It took him two days to excrete it. He wasn't anywhere near Vietnam, but in Hamburg, Germany. There may have been a Vietnamese restaurant nearby, but I'm not 100% sure.
@@UnbelievableEricthegiraffebrilliant mate 😂👍from 🇦🇺
Fun fact; I personally knew the 'preacher's daughter' Lee's talking about. Her name was Jolene Abel-Allen (although us locals just called her Jole for short) and before the incident, Jole wasn't that much of a churchgoer, but the song fails to mention that the knife narrowly missed her head and impaled into the wall behind her. She was mighty thankful to Lee for taking care of that devil spawn and would always mention him after the Sunday sermons when folks would gather in front of the local church. Jole would speak real highly of him and whenever old Lee came back to town she'd give him a basket of home-grown veggies from her backyard. Bless her pure heart.
My daddy was a child when this happened he was there, He still til this day says Tuppard was a Hero
Someone posted this was fake! I'll have you know that i saw this man live at the West Texas Fair and Rodeo in Abilene, TX in 1977, right after Johnny got out of prison and went on tour at all the major fairs and festivals! I was just a kid then, and I dreamed of fighting him. It would have been an honor!
That was a helluva show. I was there too
@@WeiWuWei87 do you remember how so many grown men were challenging kids to a fight? It was crazy! I ran away to find my Dad.... then he wanted to fight me too!
@@daves2058 It was how I got my start in cage fighting at 10 years old. I didn't make it far as I was severely crippled in my first sparring match. Stick to your dreams kids. 😁
@@andrewcarlson7252 awesome!
Fake? My older brother, who was 8 at the time, died by this man's hand at a show in Toledo! We got his autograph and everything. What a legend!!
Right after coming back home from Vietnam that was his hardest Fight ever.
AI retro music is the gift that will keep on giving
Children were a lot tougher back then.
no not really its just the weakness of the current generation is less hidden, and is ussually broadcast on the little computer in our pockets
@@EdibleFuture you clearly don't know what kids went through back then lmao. you're as soft as they are otherwise you would have ignored this comment.
oh yeah my great grandaddy was 8 years old working fields and chopping trees and wood.
Boys of the past were definitely build different.
@SleeplessTVgames Because not only he doesn't know that it was a joke (I'm referring to EdibleFuture), and he doesn't know that we are just the same as people were back then.
Modern audiences couldn’t handle JLT. Saw him live at Darlington Speedway in 1982
We used to have this on 8track. Dad always had that tape in the truck
It's like a cleaner version of Wheeler Walker Jr.
thats cause its George Lucas
You mean Mason "Jar-Jar" Dixon?
@@itsaguinness
We had a bluegrass version of this song by Bud Bidet and the High Colonic Ramblers on a 8-track when I was a kid. Awesome memories!
What's a bluegrass version?
@@GazB85 Bluegrass is a style of country music from the eastern states like Kentucky.
@@postnobills4806 Thanks! 👍
I was wondering if anyone else was gonna bring up Bud Bidet, good times.
This was covered by Jim Crochet in 1971 at the tri-annual Meals on Wheelies concert to benefit people who don't like to cook.
Ah, I saw that concert the other day. Jim sure knew how to sing.
Neat. I love crocheting!
I was at this concert in 69, conjugal visit with my wife. Who was doing a stretch.
🤣
😂
Johnny was performing at a women's prison?! What a legend!
Absolutely brilliant. In the first 30 seconds the lines, "Heard a mightly cry, from some evil little b**tard, with the devil in his eye." had me laughing out loud. As a big Johnny Cash fan, I feel that this captured the feel of the fight between a boy named Sue and his dad. Also, worth saying that Johnny Lee Tuppard was a man's man in a time when men didn't have to take s*it from anyone, and damn the consequences.
There are only two rules.
The killer is never really dead.
The toddler is never really asleep.
This takes me back to Saturday afternoons truckin with my dad.
Probably the best use for AI
Man, you deserve a real band, because these lyrics are just that amazing.
UA-cam: "Is the above video a good recommendation for you?"
Me: ...You're damned right it is!
The lost album version was recorded in the Quonset hut at 804 16th Av with famous producer Billy Sherrill at the controls for Epic Records. Tuppard refused to use Nashville session musician and instead used his road band, much to the annoyance of Sherrill. David Alan Coe is also an uncredited co writer.
Met Johnny Lee back in 1971 when I turned 18 during the July 4th Weekend Rodeo Fair out in El Paso. Gosh darn he was handsome as can be!
Alright, I guess there's Some good country music
After some research I found that apparently, during the 80's, the kid (Lee Telshet) went to one of JLT's concerts to meet him. The two locked eyes and Johnny knew exactly who he was before they had a good laugh
So glad they were willing to let bygones be bygones. Forgiveness is one of the foremost human virtues.
Who knew I love Country.
Being a father it really toutched me.
I'm a techer hahaha
I’m a leerner
The anthem of modern day public schools soon.
This is the best AI song I've found all day I'm in tears.
Apparently Tarantino has bought the movie rights
I've never been much of a country fan, but I always liked this one.
"saw him covered head to toe in dressing, leaves, and slaw..."
Finally found this masterpiece after years of searching, it was my grandfather's favourite!
I'll trip a fucking running kid in a restaurant.
This is a banger, reminds me of the good ol' days🔥
This reminds me of my last time at a GOLDEN Corral
This sounds like something Merle Haggard would write 🤣
It sounds like something Shel Silverstein would write and Merle Haggard would perform.
The lore in the description boxes for these just make them so much better.
"I got that fucker in the restaurant, but he got me in court." - Johnny Lee Tuppard
Soldier Boy at the end of Season 3 of the Boys when Ryan tried to stop him from killing Homelander.
This is the funniest thing ever and I’m so glad I now know it exists.
This shit is my new favorite music genre 😂😂😂
This was good wish I could get this on a real record.
I would buy this on a 45.
We need bops like this on the radio!
It's always the reverb on 'porrrrk' at 2:00 that gets me lmao
We need more Johnny Lee Tuppard!
Somebody's gotta do it.
Damn right.
Wish this song was on Bad Santa when Billy Bob started punching a kid.
Omg! I was at this concert getting my arbys roast beef munched on by one of the gals as we sat in the yard humming this tune and tapping our feet from side to side. It was great day for America!
Hot Damn!!! Johnny Lee is an 'Merican national treasure!!!🤠🇺🇸
I agree with this. I’d never do this as a kid.
I was the kid whom was “yes ma’am no sir.” So forth. When people say he’s a kid he doesn’t know better. I roll my eyes. I did dumb stuff as a kid yes. But even as a kid I had a line I didn’t cross. The line was don’t piss off mom and dad.
I was the kid whom would gladly call you out for your nonsense. Or if you got caught would be chuckling across the room and thinking to myself “about time”. Kids can be brats or they can be great. I always tried to never cause my parents strife. I was the grateful kid. Who’d never cause trouble unless you’d ask for it. I’m 23 now and have necwe gotten in any serious fights. I’m wise enough to the point where most of the time we can talk this out. If not I exit.
Kids don’t piss of your parents. They want the best for you. Agree to disagree if you have to but as long as parents are responsible and respectful to you show them that respect back.
Friggin main event at the Mid-South Coliseum in 1980; I'd pay to see that.
Why did the pronunciation of "HOSP-itull" at 4:28 make me laugh harder than anything else in this song full of hilarious combinations of words? So random, but that's the one that pushed me over the cliff.
That childs name was sue
and he had a pretty pink dress and sandals... uh oh.
@@poly_g6068 Boy named Sue is a song.
I'm adding all these masterpieces to a playlist for my funeral. It'll be hilarious.
They don’t make these amazing songs anymore. Growing up in the 70s and 80s was the fucking BEST.
This isn't real lmao 😂
This was made by an AI program, in case you didn't know.
Found on the rack in a truck stop in Bute Montana.
It is like the first battle between Batman and Joker.
Johnny Paycheck basement sessions...
When is the vinyl coming out I need this for my car when I'm driving around like this is a really good song
🙂
I miss those old in-dash record players
This should be the 2024 children's day marching song.
the anthem for r/childfree
Hey, some kids have it coming!
This has to be Mr. Tuppard’s best song
When Johnny Cash covered this, everyone loved it. Yet, they sound EXACTLY ALIKE
I remember hearing this for the first time on Hee Haw
I love this song so much
Live element is a touch ❤
Listening to the lyrics that wasn't a child, that was a thing like from the movie the omen 👿
Fantastic Find!
I think we've all been in a restaurant with one of "those" kids....
The kid even looks like a punk.
Thats a banger
It was a really big kid, though.
This makes AI worth it.
Just think if they made actual music videos for these songs lol
I need to volunteer my 30 years of experience to this! I'll work in the damn mail room, bois!
Me when my kid says he don't like AI country music
Brilliant!
Christ i haven't laughed like this for years
This rules.
I always loved the live version better.
Love it🍻
When papaw used to hit me he would let me play this old 45 so I wouldn't tell.
#ReallyBringinCountryBack
To my friend Greg Fisher where ever you are………I hope you remember ?………
Fucking gold! 😂
Young Johnny looks a lot like a young Jim Carrey. I’m surprised no one noticed it before!
good grief
Well we've all been there
I click this video every time it pops up in my feed. Before that it was Trevor Moore's the ballad of Jimmy John
Can you do a music video featuring the fight scene between Chris Hemsworth and a bunch of kids from the movie Extraction?
This is needed like rain in a drought friend
Has ANYBODY listened to the keyboard work Bernie does on Groove groove? groove allegiance is Bernie being himself
GG Allin made a great cover of this😊
Fallout 3 OST is kinda cool 😅