"If I played guitar I'd be Jimmy Page, the girlies I like are underage" It was a slam on guitarist Jimmy Page of Led Zeppelin who was always known for underage groupies at their concerts back in the 70s. Probably should have restructured the line so he didnt equate himself with Page.
In all fairness to the Beastie Boys .. it was 'common knowledge' to more people at the time the album came out. The reference probably hit harder back then. You should check out I HATE Led Zeppelin by Screechig Weasel.(maybe pull the lyrics)
People in comments everywhere keep trying to say he didn't mean what he said. He meant what he said. Rock stars and rappers regularly slept with underage groupies. Was it widely accepted in general society? No. Was is understood that rock stars weren't checking IDs? Yes. No need to rewrite history. The 19 year old Beastie Boys were banging 16 and 17 year olds.
When the Beastie Boys started rapping, they had an all Black audience. Before they released an album, they released 12 inch singles that would be played on the rap shows during the weekend. In 1985, they released "Slow & Low". In 1986, they released "Hold It Now Hit It", "The New Style", and "Paul Revere". They were only famous amongst rap fans... At the end on 1986 is when their first album "Licensed to Ill" was released and they released "(You Gotta) Fight for Your Right (To Party!)" as a single and it crossed over to a White audience. They were one of the first rap acts to bring White people and Black people together and they helped rap go mainstream and influenced many rappers along the way (Ice T, NWA, Eminem, etc.).
Beasties put out ‘cookie puss’ before license to Ill. It was a punk album but get get your game up if you’re messing with the beasties. Also the beat break downs are all Rick Rubin. Also the beasties were underage too when referring to the girls they like.
@@curtmillholland1565 Fair enough. Ultimately, everyone will have their own assertions, but it's the conclusion that matters, right? :) That's the beauty of this group. Everyone can have their own favorites and notions.
I’m down with AdRock & MikeD and you ain’t! 🤟🏼 “…People always biting, and I’m sick of complaining” = stealing his rhymes You didn’t hear it, because they didn’t say it. Jimmy Page, Led Zeppelin guitarist was scandalous for getting with “jailbait.” That was shade. He got high and watched Columbo- old school detective show. Lincoln Continental was like driving a sofa down the highway!!!
1st question: People always BITING and I'm sick of complaining (Stealing rhymes) 2nd question: You're jealous of me because your girlfriend is CATTIN' (sleeping around) You heard correctly: The girlies I like are underage (shh! Check it!) Dave Chappell version was a very abbreviated version, basically did the first bar for each MC, then skipped ahead to the last stanza: Let me clear my throat! Columbo was a 70's detective tv show. Most would disagree but Ad-Rock has always been my favorite and by far his lines have been sampled the most.
I've been a fan since I was 12 (yikes) and I'm with you, Ad-Rock has always been my favorite. His voice stands out so much, and he just seemed like the craziest one.
You are right. The Dave Chappelle version was shorter. The Beastie Boys cut out the 2nd verse for the live version. At this point in their careers, they wanted to separate themselves from some of the explicit (and gun-oriented) lines from their younger selves. I mean, the live version was recorded almost 20 years after this studio version was released. They grew up some.
10:55 "Columbo" was a TV show from the 70's about a clever detective who's schtick was to play "dumb" or act aloof in oder to nab the perpatrators of a crime.
Duse, great questions, great reactions. I was in grade 9 the this album dropped, I still remember the 808 bass popping in everybody's subwoofers. good times. God bless the 808 bass
Led Zeppelin used to boast about teenage groupies, that was some shade thrown at Jimmy Page, and don't forget they were 18 or 19 when they wrote this And you can hear ad rock shhh right before the line teliin him to be quiet
'' If I played guitar I'd be Jimmy PageThe girlies I like are underage (shh! Check it!) '' Jimmy Page was known for being with underage groupies back in the day .
Great reaction as usual! You asked about beat break down preferences. I think it's more intricate than that. A good 32 bar song has two verses, followed by a bridge (usually 8 bars, sometimes 16, that is a significant change in sound and usually with some contrast to the earlier portion of the song). Then a 3rd verse. Depending on structure, you might put a chorus between the first two verses and after the third verse. The bridge can definitely have a "beat breakdown", but also the chorus segments can be beat breakdowns. I think it's an excellent structure to separate the verses with a chorus. It makes the song more enjoyable. Someone just dropping vocals over a beat the entire time isn't packaging the song right. That's not a song. That's a solo with accompaniment. Vocals are an instrument, and a song is comprised of various instruments. The vocals can be dominant at times, which is fine. But other instruments need to surface and be in the foreground for a while also to make it a song. Think of it like a group of people having a conversation, where each person represents an instrument. One of those people is the vocals. If they just dominate the entire time, it's just noise. If there is ebb and flow from each person representing the instruments and taking turns speaking in this "conversation", a song is being made and is a much more interesting "musical" conversation. How and when each instrument jumps into the conversation is what makes the song.
An ideal structure (and many of the Beastie Boys songs follow this): V1-Chorus-V2-Chorus-Bridge-V3-Chorus and often times with an intro and outtro added to the ends. Intergalactic is similar to this. It goes: Intro-V1-Chorus, V2-Chorus, V3-Bridge (beat drop), Chorus-Small Outtro.
To add to that the Beastie boys came about out of the band THE YOUNG ABORIGINES which was punk rock band... The singer left and adam yauch (mca) joined them and they changed the name to beastie boys and then adam horowitz (ad-rock) joined... They remained punk rock and then started experimenting with incorporating hip hop in.. Cookie puss in 1983 was their first hip hop song which started as a joke from making a prank call.... The album SOME OLD BULLSHIT released in 1994 was a compilation of their 2 old EP'S from their punk days (cookie puss and pollywog stew) then in as you basically said the rest is history
I think that their rhyme about doing the sheriff's daughter with a whiffle ball bat is more graphic than the one about shooting someone in the head. But, that's probably because my sick imagination takes over when I hear the whiffle ball bat line.
Every time! These reactions think Mike D is saying HE likes under age girlies. NO, it's a rap! He is saying the guitarist from Led Zeppelin, Jimmy Paige, likes girls like that. IT's a bar bruh!
This first album was written as parody of the “frat-boy” trope that was common at the time but when they were accepted and championed for it it really didn’t sit well with them and a lot of that was dropped HARD on later albums
People always biting, as in rhyme biting. Girlfriend is cattin' I've never heard it except by them and ?uestlove talking about them. Father to many, married to none. They quit rapping the violent stuff so the words changed over time. Times were different and they were almost underage and he says when he plays guitar he beat Jimmy Page (guitar player of led zeppelin), the girlies I like are underage. Jimmy page was known for having very young girlfriends (like 16). He making a whacked out reference just like none of them ever shot anyone in the head. Great reaction as always.
With the lyrics you need to take into consideration this whole album is satire. They are making fun of frat boy party dudes. All the references to beer dope and underage girls is not to be taken seriously. The fans of this album bought into all that nonsense and believed they were those guys in real life...which they were not and the reason the left def jam so they wouldn't have to make a second album just like this one. They were not the guys they portrayed in that album...they were quite cerebral and smarter that folks gave them credit for
Just discovered the channel! I dig it! Always be honest, seems like other channels that do reactions enjoy every thing....which isnt realistic. A recommendation..Late Night Munchies by Low Technology.
❤ Beastie Boys especially the album License to Ill...I was in junior high school when this album came out very big at school dances...Paul Revere , fight for your right to party, and Brass Monkey.
I always that “cattin” meant the dude he is dissing is jealous because his girl is “cat calling” ADrock. 🤷🏻♂️ Love hip hop with “breakdowns” as you say. Also, I love that you give Mike D lots of respect. I’m partial to MCA, but love em all. In my experience, ADrock and MCA get the most props. Love seeing someone appreciate Mike D. There are no Beastie Boys without all 3.
That's what's up my dude,you're steady grindin and you love what you do. That's half the battle brutha. Keep keeping on,I'm definitely going to check out your music to see how you rock the M I C. ✌ & ❤ p.s....you're listening to early Beasties when they were portraying frat boy immature knuckleheads, Rick Rubin and Russell Simmons wanted them to continue down this path and basically do a LTI part 2. The Bboys realized they were becoming those same frat boy knuckleheads they were basically clowning. Plus they got ripped off financially so they worked out a deal to leave Def Jam and sign with Capitol records. Hope that clears up some of the gangsta style they portrayed in LTI & Paul's Boutique. Edit #2..all rock some fresh styles, to tough for me to call. I dig a lot different styles from all 3 at various different times in their careers. Edit #3..like how you come clean saying you thought you knew the Bboys,but didn't fully understand how much more they were than Fight for your Right to Party and Paul Revere. Rakim says in an interview shortly after MCA passed just how well respected they were by their contemporaries who were coming up in the Rap game at the same time. He went on to say how all the relevant M.C.s and Rap groups would always be excited when the Bboys were coming out with a new album because they knew they were getting something dope to listen to. And I'm out,this time fo real. Peace and Love.
Haha they didnt perform all the verses anymore after their first album (licensed to ill) because of the things they said. They were goofing around allot on this album
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"If I played guitar I'd be Jimmy Page, the girlies I like are underage" It was a slam on guitarist Jimmy Page of Led Zeppelin who was always known for underage groupies at their concerts back in the 70s. Probably should have restructured the line so he didnt equate himself with Page.
Correct...
In all fairness to the Beastie Boys .. it was 'common knowledge' to more people at the time the album came out. The reference probably hit harder back then.
You should check out I HATE Led Zeppelin by Screechig Weasel.(maybe pull the lyrics)
Yes, when he was 28, he started dating a 13 year old.
People in comments everywhere keep trying to say he didn't mean what he said. He meant what he said. Rock stars and rappers regularly slept with underage groupies. Was it widely accepted in general society? No. Was is understood that rock stars weren't checking IDs? Yes. No need to rewrite history. The 19 year old Beastie Boys were banging 16 and 17 year olds.
Columbo was a late 70's investigation show on TV. He looked stupid but was genius
When the Beastie Boys started rapping, they had an all Black audience. Before they released an album, they released 12 inch singles that would be played on the rap shows during the weekend. In 1985, they released "Slow & Low". In 1986, they released "Hold It Now Hit It", "The New Style", and "Paul Revere". They were only famous amongst rap fans... At the end on 1986 is when their first album "Licensed to Ill" was released and they released "(You Gotta) Fight for Your Right (To Party!)" as a single and it crossed over to a White audience. They were one of the first rap acts to bring White people and Black people together and they helped rap go mainstream and influenced many rappers along the way (Ice T, NWA, Eminem, etc.).
Beasties put out ‘cookie puss’ before license to Ill. It was a punk album but get get your game up if you’re messing with the beasties. Also the beat break downs are all Rick Rubin. Also the beasties were underage too when referring to the girls they like.
@@foulball5180 The underage girls comment was directed at Jimmy Page (Led Zeppelin).
@@foulball5180 they were 20-22 in 1986. Regardless, they were ripping on Jimmy Page for hooking up with teen girls.
Don't forget She's On It, in Krush Groove.
Well yeah, they're the first to break down the black door and be respected by black hip hop culture
Ad Rock says " people always biting" which means stealing rhymes
People always whining
@@MRxBLUEx2xUnah man, it’s “biting”
They were barely out of high school when this came out. And the reference is about Jimmy page from led zeppelin being notorious for young girls
MCA has the best bars, and a unique voice. Adrock has the most charisma. Mike D has the strongest delivery. Together, they are unstoppable.
I think I might disagree with all of your assertions but not your conclusion.
@@curtmillholland1565 Fair enough. Ultimately, everyone will have their own assertions, but it's the conclusion that matters, right? :) That's the beauty of this group. Everyone can have their own favorites and notions.
Delivery and flow, I'd definitely put MCA up there.
catin' or "cating" means always looking to fuck around like a cat in heat, she's catty
Colombo was a series of cool detective TV movies in the 70s, and they were big as reruns through the 80s. That shit was cool.
I still watch it now. Columbo was cool as hell, with that coat and cigar.
Also he "rolled a woolie" aka a blunt relating to Columbo's cigar
On this album they were three characters. Mike D was the hip hop guy, Ad Rock was the frat boy, and MCA was the stoner rock guy
Thank you! 🙏
6:07 Father to many-married to none
Yeah, MCA changed up the lyrics as he grew up and didn't like his vulgar and violent lines of his youth.
I’m down with AdRock & MikeD and you ain’t!
🤟🏼
“…People always biting, and I’m sick of complaining” = stealing his rhymes
You didn’t hear it, because they didn’t say it.
Jimmy Page, Led Zeppelin guitarist was scandalous for getting with “jailbait.” That was shade.
He got high and watched Columbo- old school detective show.
Lincoln Continental was like driving a sofa down the highway!!!
1st question: People always BITING and I'm sick of complaining (Stealing rhymes)
2nd question: You're jealous of me because your girlfriend is CATTIN' (sleeping around)
You heard correctly: The girlies I like are underage (shh! Check it!)
Dave Chappell version was a very abbreviated version, basically did the first bar for each MC, then skipped ahead to the last stanza: Let me clear my throat!
Columbo was a 70's detective tv show.
Most would disagree but Ad-Rock has always been my favorite and by far his lines have been sampled the most.
Yeah, Adrock got sampled a lot.
I've been a fan since I was 12 (yikes) and I'm with you, Ad-Rock has always been my favorite. His voice stands out so much, and he just seemed like the craziest one.
You are right. The Dave Chappelle version was shorter. The Beastie Boys cut out the 2nd verse for the live version. At this point in their careers, they wanted to separate themselves from some of the explicit (and gun-oriented) lines from their younger selves. I mean, the live version was recorded almost 20 years after this studio version was released. They grew up some.
*BITING
*CATTIN'?
Father to many, Married to none..
When Mike D raps “The girlies I like are underage” that’s age appropriate for him because he was only 17 when he recorded this
I always took it as a joke, just like MCA never really shot anyone in the head.
The tail numbers on the plane on the album cover says, "eat me", backwards.
10:55 "Columbo" was a TV show from the 70's about a clever detective who's schtick was to play "dumb" or act aloof in oder to nab the perpatrators of a crime.
Colombo was 10 yrs before my time, awesome show 🤠
“The Pharcyde” has a song called “Drop” were they sample the Beastie Boys drop part. Great song GREAT video.
According to who sampled this song has been sampled in 311 songs.
@@anthonyv6962 but do any of them have an Ad-Rock and Mike D cameo in their video?
@Picklefart35 Yes, that was my point.
"Your girlfriend is cattin' " means your girlfriend is sleeping around with other guys.
Yeah, I have no clue why the live version was requested. It's sub-par compared to the album version.
This song thumps when it switches at the end
Duse, great questions, great reactions. I was in grade 9 the this album dropped, I still remember the 808 bass popping in everybody's subwoofers.
good times.
God bless the 808 bass
The switches and breaks in the song are the point!! They are telling you that some of these things are the new style!!!
You're killing me smalls , with all these breaks.
@ 10:55 Columbo was a police show in the 1960s, it would have been the sixties equivalent of Law & Order.
When they recorded this album they were 17 yrs old so he girls they liked were under age but so were they!!!!
Nope. In 1986 they were between 20 & 22 years old. The underage bar was a diss against Jimmy Page who hooked up with teenage groupies.
If you can find it, Check out Scenario they couldn't even put it on their first album.
Jimmy Page from the band Led Zeppelin, got caught with an under aged girl in the 1970s
Columbo was a very popular detective tv show from the 1970's.
Let a DJ do his thing. You should watch 3 MC’s and 1 DJ.
Ad Rock to me was the most gifted with rhymes and delivery and energy. He also made / produced many beats
They were all teens at the time of this album
Led Zeppelin used to boast about teenage groupies, that was some shade thrown at Jimmy Page, and don't forget they were 18 or 19 when they wrote this And you can hear ad rock shhh right before the line teliin him to be quiet
Columbo was a private investigator show in the l are 70s to early 80s.
Regarding the underage line, keep in mind that they were barely 20 when this song came out.
And under 18 when they wrote the song.
@@PixelPro-4000 And it has nothing to do with them if you listen to the line before it.
@@tempsitch5632 Agreed.
It was a joke anyway. While he is "admitting" to liking underaged girls, his buddy is saying"shhhh... check it"
Columbo is a detective show.
You've run through most of the B Boys, now we need to get you into "Run The Jewels".
I disagree with the notion of having been through "most". :)
Not even half.
Love the beat breakdowns and scratchin
By the way, they have had Rick Rubin, Dre (the other one...), Hurricane, and Mix Master Mike as their DJ’s.
They kind of hit jackpot
Some would say the DJs hit the jackpot, especially Hurricane and Mike, no disrespect to their skills.
Girlfriend is catting, which means she’s out at night roaming around
MCA was the mind, Adrock was the body, and Mike D was the spirit.
That's a great way of looking at it!
I love this💕
Columbo was a private eye detective tv series in the &
1970's...
ADROCK was 20 when they realeased this song
'' If I played guitar I'd be Jimmy PageThe girlies I like are underage (shh! Check it!) '' Jimmy Page was known for being with underage groupies back in the day .
at the fact that they were still teenagers when they wrote the song.
“People always biting”
Great reaction as usual! You asked about beat break down preferences. I think it's more intricate than that. A good 32 bar song has two verses, followed by a bridge (usually 8 bars, sometimes 16, that is a significant change in sound and usually with some contrast to the earlier portion of the song). Then a 3rd verse. Depending on structure, you might put a chorus between the first two verses and after the third verse. The bridge can definitely have a "beat breakdown", but also the chorus segments can be beat breakdowns. I think it's an excellent structure to separate the verses with a chorus. It makes the song more enjoyable. Someone just dropping vocals over a beat the entire time isn't packaging the song right. That's not a song. That's a solo with accompaniment. Vocals are an instrument, and a song is comprised of various instruments. The vocals can be dominant at times, which is fine. But other instruments need to surface and be in the foreground for a while also to make it a song. Think of it like a group of people having a conversation, where each person represents an instrument. One of those people is the vocals. If they just dominate the entire time, it's just noise. If there is ebb and flow from each person representing the instruments and taking turns speaking in this "conversation", a song is being made and is a much more interesting "musical" conversation. How and when each instrument jumps into the conversation is what makes the song.
An ideal structure (and many of the Beastie Boys songs follow this): V1-Chorus-V2-Chorus-Bridge-V3-Chorus and often times with an intro and outtro added to the ends. Intergalactic is similar to this. It goes: Intro-V1-Chorus, V2-Chorus, V3-Bridge (beat drop), Chorus-Small Outtro.
6:05 "Father to many, Married to NONE"
To add to that the Beastie boys came about out of the band THE YOUNG ABORIGINES which was punk rock band... The singer left and adam yauch (mca) joined them and they changed the name to beastie boys and then adam horowitz (ad-rock) joined... They remained punk rock and then started experimenting with incorporating hip hop in.. Cookie puss in 1983 was their first hip hop song which started as a joke from making a prank call.... The album SOME OLD BULLSHIT released in 1994 was a compilation of their 2 old EP'S from their punk days (cookie puss and pollywog stew) then in as you basically said the rest is history
Columbo was a detective show . Television
Columbo was a 70s tv show about a bumbling detective.
Dude, you’re killing the Beastie reactions. 🔥 also, I make music too and I’m digging your music channel ✌🏻
Crazy live shows
Columbo was a detective show
Yes, he just said that.
I believe he says father to many married to none.
Best breakdowns is hip hop.
"The girlies I like, are under age." I think they were underage as well, around 16ish or so when they wrote/released that song.
I think that their rhyme about doing the sheriff's daughter with a whiffle ball bat is more graphic than the one about shooting someone in the head. But, that's probably because my sick imagination takes over when I hear the whiffle ball bat line.
They were just clowning with the macho tough guy stuff. Wasn't meant to be taken seriously.
FUNKY BEATS AND BREAKDOWNS ARE FRESH.
It does sound way better to hear the studio versions of songs.
I checked your beastie boys play list but you don’t have Paul Revere? That’s there most legendary song. You slipping bruh. Lol. Nice reaction.
Paul's Botique is lit
Who's gonna be the brave one, and request Netty's Girl or Boomin Granny
Yes to Booming granny, no to nettys girl.
Every time! These reactions think Mike D is saying HE likes under age girlies. NO, it's a rap! He is saying the guitarist from Led Zeppelin, Jimmy Paige, likes girls like that. IT's a bar bruh!
This first album was written as parody of the “frat-boy” trope that was common at the time but when they were accepted and championed for it it really didn’t sit well with them and a lot of that was dropped HARD on later albums
"Father to many, married to none."
Meaning he has a lot of kids with a lot of women but he's not married to none of them.
Cat'in. A cat always walks around with it's ass in your face.
The girls are under age because he is under age . That line was fire though ,
People always biting, as in rhyme biting. Girlfriend is cattin' I've never heard it except by them and ?uestlove talking about them. Father to many, married to none. They quit rapping the violent stuff so the words changed over time. Times were different and they were almost underage and he says when he plays guitar he beat Jimmy Page (guitar player of led zeppelin), the girlies I like are underage. Jimmy page was known for having very young girlfriends (like 16). He making a whacked out reference just like none of them ever shot anyone in the head. Great reaction as always.
With the lyrics you need to take into consideration this whole album is satire. They are making fun of frat boy party dudes. All the references to beer dope and underage girls is not to be taken seriously. The fans of this album bought into all that nonsense and believed they were those guys in real life...which they were not and the reason the left def jam so they wouldn't have to make a second album just like this one. They were not the guys they portrayed in that album...they were quite cerebral and smarter that folks gave them credit for
Columbo was a TV show
Fire 🔥
Father to many, married to none...and incase you're unaware, I carry a gun.... not sure if that was clarified... good shit
Under age back then was 18/19, as opposed to 21 and over.
Just discovered the channel! I dig it! Always be honest, seems like other channels that do reactions enjoy every thing....which isnt realistic. A recommendation..Late Night Munchies by Low Technology.
"your gf is catin'" as in out catting around and sleeping with many
ok ok. I havent heard that before this song. so thank you for teaching me something new as well as, watching and commenting. its all appreciated.
@@shakashinereacts you're welcome. I am always down for some Beastie Boys
Colombo is a very classis tv detective show from the 70s
❤ Beastie Boys especially the album License to Ill...I was in junior high school when this album came out very big at school dances...Paul Revere , fight for your right to party, and Brass Monkey.
Aw yeah I need a little bit of cooperation right about now I'd like to find out who's favorite detective it is?
Those breaks ine lyrics were mix masters lines.
No need to clutch ya pearls, there G-ma :; Mike D was around 20 when he said that line about underage girls, who could've been 16 or 17.
Think he was referring to jimmy page. That’s how he liked his girlies
He wasn't talking about himself, but Jimmy Page, who he mentions in the previous line.
And, also the Beastie Boys we 16, 17, and 18 when they wrote this song and first recorded it. MCA was 18 at the time.
Redman did a version of this called Beet Drop. You should check that out too
Mike D had the clothing style.
I always that “cattin” meant the dude he is dissing is jealous because his girl is “cat calling” ADrock. 🤷🏻♂️
Love hip hop with “breakdowns” as you say.
Also, I love that you give Mike D lots of respect. I’m partial to MCA, but love em all. In my experience, ADrock and MCA get the most props. Love seeing someone appreciate Mike D. There are no Beastie Boys without all 3.
“cattin” is rubbing up on someone.
That's what's up my dude,you're steady grindin and you love what you do. That's half the battle brutha. Keep keeping on,I'm definitely going to check out your music to see how you rock the M I C. ✌ & ❤ p.s....you're listening to early Beasties when they were portraying frat boy immature knuckleheads, Rick Rubin and Russell Simmons wanted them to continue down this path and basically do a LTI part 2. The Bboys realized they were becoming those same frat boy knuckleheads they were basically clowning. Plus they got ripped off financially so they worked out a deal to leave Def Jam and sign with Capitol records. Hope that clears up some of the gangsta style they portrayed in LTI & Paul's Boutique. Edit #2..all rock some fresh styles, to tough for me to call. I dig a lot different styles from all 3 at various different times in their careers. Edit #3..like how you come clean saying you thought you knew the Bboys,but didn't fully understand how much more they were than Fight for your Right to Party and Paul Revere. Rakim says in an interview shortly after MCA passed just how well respected they were by their contemporaries who were coming up in the Rap game at the same time. He went on to say how all the relevant M.C.s and Rap groups would always be excited when the Bboys were coming out with a new album because they knew they were getting something dope to listen to. And I'm out,this time fo real. Peace and Love.
Dude. Check out how old they were when they wrote that rhyme.
You’ve got to check out Mike Ds
“Nettys Girl” video. Legend!!!
CLUELESS BROTHER
Haha they didnt perform all the verses anymore after their first album (licensed to ill) because of the things they said. They were goofing around allot on this album
They were 17 when they made and he did say underage
Columbo was tv show
More pausing please 😞
Well, im mike d i got all the fly juice.
Cannon. Very strict religion. Lol
break down... period
It's a joke about how he feels about people praying on children
Cattin* flirting with another guy
BB?' don't care if they shock you... welcome to their world...
Columbo is a 70s cop show
Back then I think he meant under his age not under 18