Maayan Lev Honestly nothing prepared me for how terrifying that scene was. Enjoy the experience of it! Let me know what you think! I’m so starved for content from this revival.
Steph Piano it was great. I loved that scene. Side note: I don’t think people realized that the new ending was supposed to be haunting and telling about society and how it delivers justice. No spoilers, but I thought it was a very significant change to the old ending.
The show is always dark. The violence and grit are rooted in the play from which the musical is adapted. It's just that Rodgers and Hammerstein tried to tone them down, but they are still there.
This number is just unsettling. The fact that Curly, supposedly the “good guy” of the show, is callously taunting Judd, an outsider “bad guy”, about his death is just...holy shit. You can hear the audible terrified panic in Judd’s voice, as if he’s breaking down and his tone makes it sound like he’s pleading for Curly to stop. It is then in this production that you are like...”Ok, so who are the bad guys and good guys here? Now I understand the point the creators were trying to make...” God, I wanted to punch Curly in the face during this...
I played Jud in a school production of this show. The irony wasn’t lost on me that the bullied outcast kid was cast as the bullied outcast character. The show was a nightmare, but I got to scream like hell during Lonely Room, so that was a plus.
This song is honestly super chilling especially how cheery he’s singing about convincing this guy to kill himself. Isn’t this guy supposed to be the protagonist like wtf
I know this was 2 years ago but like this song is insane!!! I had listened to it before I saw the show and was like “This songs pretty good in a dark way” but then I saw the song in context and I was shocked afterwards I was like…well I was stunned into silence. This musical is so morally gray and I love it lol
Conrad Stemler True, But with the beat and everything I don’t see how it would be scary? Perhaps deeply sad or even angering. Is it the manipulation that’s scary? Or is it like a revelation thing?
@@Lucy-nw4im The manipulation is scary. The character we have been led to believe is the hero of the story, the one who is right and will win in the end, is convincing his enemy to commit suicide through a song.
Conrad Stemler I suppose, but it feels like an odd inclusion as Curly never faces the consequences of this anywhere in the show. I think it’s sad about how quickly Jud buys into it, and also the fact that’s it’s true. If he did commit suicide, then he would be mourned. Perhaps not as much as Curly implies but it would still attract attention. That’s best represented in Heathers (the film and the musical, which I assume you’ve seen because hasn’t everyone). I suppose I see now that it’s the fact that Curly gets away with this very evil act that’s scary in many ways. While Jud, Who isn’t the best of people in all honestly, gets blamed a lot for his actions.
CURLY: Pore Jud is daid, Pore Jud Fry is daid, All gather 'round his cawfin now and cry He had a heart of gold And he wasn't very old Oh why did such a feller have to die? Pore Jud is daid Pore Jud Fry is daid, He's lookin' oh so peaceful and serene JUD: And serene! CURLY: He's all laid out to rest With his hands acrost his chest His fingernails have never been so clean! (Spoken) Then the preacher'd get up and he'd say: (Chanting) Folks, we are gathered here to moan and groan over our brother Jud Fry, who hung hisself up by a rope in his smokehouse (Spoken) Then there'd be weepin' and wailin'... from some of those women. Then he'd say: (Chanting) Jud was the most misunderstood man in this here territory. People used to think he was a mean ugly feller and they called him a dirty skunk and an ornery pig stealer (Sung) But the folks that really knowed him. (Chant) Knowed that beneath them two dirty shirts he always wore (Sung) There beat a heart as big as all outdoors JUD: As big as all outdoors. CURLY: Jud Fry loved his feller man JUD: He loved hes feller man CURLY: (Spoken): He loved the birds of the air and the beasts of the field. He loved the mice and the vermin in the barns, and he treated the rats like equals, which was right. And he loved little children. He loved everybody and everything in the whole world! Only he never let on, so nobody ever knowed it. (Sung) Pore Jud is Daid Pore Jud Fry is daid His friends'll weep and wail for miles around JUD: Miles Around! CURLY: The daisies in the dell will give out a different smell Because Pore Jud is underneath the ground. JUD: Pore Jud is daid A Candle lights his haid He's layin' in a cawfin made of wood CURLY: Wood... JUD: And folks are feelin' sad Cause they useter treat him bad But now they know their friend is gone for good CURLY: Good.. BOTH: Pore Jud is Daid a candle lights his haid! CURLY: He's lookin' oh so purty and so nice He looks like he's asleep, It's a shame that he won't keep But it's summer and we're running out of ice. BOTH: Pore Jud, Pore Jud.
This song is disturbing even in a traditional production. I remember wanting to punch out Gordon MacRae's smug face during this song in the movie version.
I found this musical unsettling when I first saw it and that was the traditional film musical when I was young. But when I was older and heard this song and realised the court was cobbled together at the end. I actually saw it just like this new version makes clear. Curly is basically like the High School Jock and Laurie the High School Cheerleader with Rich parents who give loads of money to the school and the Mayor's office. With Judd being the outsider that's unwelcome that's seen as messing up the status quo. Curly being found innocent of Jud's death always seemed like a mock trial. Where everyone "knows better" than to find him guilty. All this version of the musical did was made obvious what was always there.
Pore Jud is daid, Pore Jud Fry is daid, All gather 'round his cawfin now and cry He had a heart of gold And he wasn't very old Oh why did such a feller have to die? Pore Jud is daid Pore Jud Fry is daid, He's lookin' oh so peaceful and serene Jud: And serene! He's all laid out to rest With his hands acrost his chest His fingernails have never been so clean! Then the preacher'd get up and he'd say: Folks, we are gathered here to moan and groan over our brother Jud Fry, who hung hisself up by a rope in his smokehouse Then there'd be weepin' and wailin'... from some of those women. Then he'd say: Jud was the most misunderstood man in this here territory. People used to think he was a mean ugly feller and they called him a dirty skunk and an ornery pig stealer But the folks that really knowed him. Knowed that beneath them two dirty shirts he always wore There beat a heart as big as all outdoors As big as all outdoors. Jud Fry loved his feller man He loved hes feller man Curly (Spoken): He loved the birds of the air and the beasts of the field. He loved the mice and the vermin in the barns, and he treated the rats like equals, which was right. And he loved little children. He loved everybody and everything in the whole world! Only he never let on, so nobody ever knowed it. Pore Jud is Daid Pore Jud Fry is daid His friends'll weep and wail for miles around Jud: Miles Around! The daisies in the dell will give out a different smell Because Pore Jud is underneath the ground. Pore Jud is daid A Candle lights his haid He's layin' in a cawfin made of wood Curly: Wood... And folks are feelin' sad Cause they useter treat him bad But now they know their friend is gone for good Curly: Good. Both: Pore Jud is Daid a candle lights his haid! He's lookin' oh so purty and so nice He looks like he's asleep, It's a shame that he won't keep But it's summer and we're running out of ice. Both: Pore Jud, Pore Jud.
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*Shoots Jud 58 times.*
_"Oh my gosh.. Who could have killed Jud?"_
I did!
No, I'm Spartacus, I mean I did it!
Sorry, my name exudes more random.
More like “omg why would he kill himself!?”
*GLUG* *GLUG* *GLUG*It was meh! YES *GULP* I DID IT LIKE THIS
(Line from HEAVY IS DEAD!)
Anyone else watching the Shaffrillas Productions playlist?
Literally got here 12 seconds after you left this comment.
@@ssbbiskewl bangerz
Yep just got here also this song is so sinister
I'm glad I decided to listen , this shit is dark af
Watching it alongside the video
I have never been so unnerved by a scene before. It was downright terrifying.
Steph Piano cant wait to see it tomorrow
Maayan Lev Honestly nothing prepared me for how terrifying that scene was. Enjoy the experience of it! Let me know what you think! I’m so starved for content from this revival.
Steph Piano it was great. I loved that scene. Side note: I don’t think people realized that the new ending was supposed to be haunting and telling about society and how it delivers justice. No spoilers, but I thought it was a very significant change to the old ending.
This production definitely made the show darker, but this song was always extremely creepy
The show is always dark. The violence and grit are rooted in the play from which the musical is adapted. It's just that Rodgers and Hammerstein tried to tone them down, but they are still there.
Your profile pic is acceptable 😂
This number is just unsettling. The fact that Curly, supposedly the “good guy” of the show, is callously taunting Judd, an outsider “bad guy”, about his death is just...holy shit. You can hear the audible terrified panic in Judd’s voice, as if he’s breaking down and his tone makes it sound like he’s pleading for Curly to stop. It is then in this production that you are like...”Ok, so who are the bad guys and good guys here? Now I understand the point the creators were trying to make...” God, I wanted to punch Curly in the face during this...
Keep in mind at the end of the show Jud does give curly some blows
I think on a undertone of the musical is the struggle between Curly and Jud being good or bad
@@xavierscott5402 yes and this number makes it very clear that Curly isn’t exactly as clean cut as we would think.
I saw it live and it was deeply disturbing.
@@jeffreyhunter4966 Not in this version he doesn't.
I love how there are subtle insults hidden in the lyrics.
“… good.”
why can no one here spell schaffrillas
I see that edit
@@jamesbaker3957 lmfaooo I actually spelled "why" wrong, which is more embarrassing
@@rrrrogahtaylah2636 lmaoooooooooo
It's kinda funny actually
Nobody:
Me alone: PIG STEALERrRrRrRrRrRrRr
I played Jud in a school production of this show. The irony wasn’t lost on me that the bullied outcast kid was cast as the bullied outcast character. The show was a nightmare, but I got to scream like hell during Lonely Room, so that was a plus.
Damn, Orpheus’s life went downhill after losing his wife
Tyler S. You lucky bastard. How were the shows?
BAHAHAHAHA THIS IS SO GREAT LOL
2:11 he said “and he treated the rats as equals... which was right”
This song is honestly super chilling especially how cheery he’s singing about convincing this guy to kill himself. Isn’t this guy supposed to be the protagonist like wtf
I know this was 2 years ago but like this song is insane!!! I had listened to it before I saw the show and was like “This songs pretty good in a dark way” but then I saw the song in context and I was shocked afterwards I was like…well I was stunned into silence. This musical is so morally gray and I love it lol
God this is just... terrifying
Bells Haven how so?
@@Lucy-nw4im Its literally the "hero" of the story convincing the "villain" to commit suicide
Conrad Stemler True, But with the beat and everything I don’t see how it would be scary? Perhaps deeply sad or even angering. Is it the manipulation that’s scary? Or is it like a revelation thing?
@@Lucy-nw4im The manipulation is scary. The character we have been led to believe is the hero of the story, the one who is right and will win in the end, is convincing his enemy to commit suicide through a song.
Conrad Stemler I suppose, but it feels like an odd inclusion as Curly never faces the consequences of this anywhere in the show. I think it’s sad about how quickly Jud buys into it, and also the fact that’s it’s true. If he did commit suicide, then he would be mourned. Perhaps not as much as Curly implies but it would still attract attention. That’s best represented in Heathers (the film and the musical, which I assume you’ve seen because hasn’t everyone). I suppose I see now that it’s the fact that Curly gets away with this very evil act that’s scary in many ways. While Jud, Who isn’t the best of people in all honestly, gets blamed a lot for his actions.
Top ten diss tracks.
CURLY:
Pore Jud is daid,
Pore Jud Fry is daid,
All gather 'round his cawfin now and cry
He had a heart of gold
And he wasn't very old
Oh why did such a feller have to die?
Pore Jud is daid
Pore Jud Fry is daid,
He's lookin' oh so peaceful and serene
JUD: And serene!
CURLY:
He's all laid out to rest
With his hands acrost his chest
His fingernails have never been so clean!
(Spoken)
Then the preacher'd get up and he'd say:
(Chanting)
Folks, we are gathered here to moan and groan over our brother Jud Fry,
who hung hisself up by a rope in his smokehouse
(Spoken)
Then there'd be weepin' and wailin'... from some of those women. Then he'd say:
(Chanting)
Jud was the most misunderstood man in this here territory.
People used to think he was a mean ugly feller and they called
him a dirty skunk and an ornery pig stealer
(Sung)
But the folks that really knowed him.
(Chant)
Knowed that beneath them two dirty shirts he always wore
(Sung)
There beat a heart as big as all outdoors
JUD:
As big as all outdoors.
CURLY:
Jud Fry loved his feller man
JUD:
He loved hes feller man
CURLY: (Spoken):
He loved the birds of the air and the beasts of the field.
He loved the mice and the vermin in the barns, and he treated
the rats like equals, which was right. And he loved little children.
He loved everybody and everything in the whole world!
Only he never let on, so nobody ever knowed it.
(Sung)
Pore Jud is Daid
Pore Jud Fry is daid
His friends'll weep and wail for miles around
JUD: Miles Around!
CURLY:
The daisies in the dell
will give out a different smell
Because Pore Jud is underneath the ground.
JUD:
Pore Jud is daid
A Candle lights his haid
He's layin' in a cawfin made of wood
CURLY: Wood...
JUD:
And folks are feelin' sad
Cause they useter treat him bad
But now they know their friend is gone for good
CURLY: Good..
BOTH: Pore Jud is Daid a candle lights his haid!
CURLY:
He's lookin' oh so purty and so nice
He looks like he's asleep,
It's a shame that he won't keep
But it's summer and we're running out of ice.
BOTH: Pore Jud, Pore Jud.
Damn so many words that were spelled wrong I almost thought it was intentional
Deid
Holy crap the ice part.......
WTF
@@onfrolicker9317 :^\
@@sanderbjerknes4476 I think it is tho
I played Jud in my first musical in 2004. The guy who played Curly never made it this fun.
Why did it take me so long to realize it was Damon Daunno?!?! Orpheus!?!?
RIP Yohnny Yohnson
I saw this when I was little and it traumatized me
I love your pfp
Thanks :D
Wait why’s he in a coffin? He’s only daid, not dead?!
*cough* Shafrillas *cough*
We all know why we’re here
It is known
hmmmm
???
Wait - what did Schaffrillas do in relation to this?
This song is disturbing even in a traditional production.
I remember wanting to punch out Gordon MacRae's smug face during this song in the movie version.
I haven’t seen this musical or anything but I think my middle school did this play as the musical for the year once
@@venathecooiqueen7170 no it really does not
there you get one
I found this musical unsettling when I first saw it and that was the traditional film musical when I was young. But when I was older and heard this song and realised the court was cobbled together at the end. I actually saw it just like this new version makes clear. Curly is basically like the High School Jock and Laurie the High School Cheerleader with Rich parents who give loads of money to the school and the Mayor's office. With Judd being the outsider that's unwelcome that's seen as messing up the status quo. Curly being found innocent of Jud's death always seemed like a mock trial. Where everyone "knows better" than to find him guilty.
All this version of the musical did was made obvious what was always there.
I’m reading Mine by Delilah S. Dawson and I had to come here to see what she was singing for the dead snake
be honest.
you came here from shaffrillas
I came here because I saw the musical a few months ago and this was the the gnarliest scene.
I came here from schaff
Pore Jud is daid,
Pore Jud Fry is daid,
All gather 'round his cawfin now and cry
He had a heart of gold
And he wasn't very old
Oh why did such a feller have to die?
Pore Jud is daid
Pore Jud Fry is daid,
He's lookin' oh so peaceful and serene
Jud: And serene!
He's all laid out to rest
With his hands acrost his chest
His fingernails have never been so clean!
Then the preacher'd get up and he'd say:
Folks, we are gathered here to moan and groan over our brother Jud Fry,
who hung hisself up by a rope in his smokehouse
Then there'd be weepin' and wailin'... from some of those women. Then he'd say:
Jud was the most misunderstood man in this here territory.
People used to think he was a mean ugly feller and they called
him a dirty skunk and an ornery pig stealer
But the folks that really knowed him.
Knowed that beneath them two dirty shirts he always wore
There beat a heart as big as all outdoors
As big as all outdoors.
Jud Fry loved his feller man
He loved hes feller man
Curly (Spoken):
He loved the birds of the air and the beasts of the field.
He loved the mice and the vermin in the barns, and he treated
the rats like equals, which was right. And he loved little children.
He loved everybody and everything in the whole world!
Only he never let on, so nobody ever knowed it.
Pore Jud is Daid
Pore Jud Fry is daid
His friends'll weep and wail for miles around
Jud: Miles Around!
The daisies in the dell
will give out a different smell
Because Pore Jud is underneath the ground.
Pore Jud is daid
A Candle lights his haid
He's layin' in a cawfin made of wood
Curly: Wood...
And folks are feelin' sad
Cause they useter treat him bad
But now they know their friend is gone for good
Curly: Good.
Both: Pore Jud is Daid a candle lights his haid!
He's lookin' oh so purty and so nice
He looks like he's asleep,
It's a shame that he won't keep
But it's summer and we're running out of ice.
Both: Pore Jud, Pore Jud.
"he loved little children"
Uhm....what the hell is Oklahoma! ?
A state
Brilliant song. Check out the 1950s film version plus Hugh Jackman 1998 do it.
Yeah, this shows Curly is a villainous protagonist. How can you say someone trying to convince another to commit suicide is heroic?
is everyone here from Schaffrillas 😭?
ooo zero dislikes 👍
Rippen Nipplerod did you dislike this great song?
Rippen Nipplerod you ruined this video having the perfection of zero dislikes though
Well whatever it’s not like you actually didn’t like the song
Well....
Ummm, when should we tell her?
3:01
Shaffrillas
*Don't like if you came from Shaffrillas* Yes I came from Shaffrillas
Oh yeah
Same.
Yep
“Poor Jud is Daid?” PC Titles Now too? Give me a break!
Lmao my guy I think it’s supposed to be misspelled on purpose
Get a load of this bloody guy
Congrats, dude. This isn't the dumbest comment I've seen on this godforsaken site but it's certainly up there.
It's written out phonetically to reflect how the characters talk here
*pore