That song at 9:10 is a reference to the American traditional folk song "The Crawdad Song". My dad used to sing it when I was a kid. It starts out like this: You get a line and I'll get a pole, honey. You get a line and I'll get a pole, babe. You get a line and I'll get a pole, We'll go fishin' in the crawdad hole. Honey, babe, be mine.
i loved how they had Achy Breaky Heart in this episode, that was my absolute favorite song in the early 90s, Billy Ray Cyrus was actually the first concert i ever went to
@@dash.reacts yea, i was kind of raised on 3 different types of music, i got in to country because of my grandfather, he was a Johnny Cash fan, classic rock from my grandmother, she loved Elvis Presley, and 70s/80s hard rock from my mom, she loved Aerosmith, the country i love is the old fashioned country like Johnny Cash, David Allan Coe, Willie Nelson, etc. the new stuff is ok, i believe it gets more hate than they actually deserve, but the old fashioend outlaw country is the best, imo
I've been thinking for a while about what I enjoy about your reactions compared to others, and I think the answer simply is that you just seem genuine with how you react, there is no over reaction, just wholesome shock :P
He have more and more "let me know in the comments" and other cheap manipulations. I give him 6 month top for genuine and sincere reactions, then he will become yet another generic reactor with screaming-surprised face on thumbnail.
I noticed his honesty as well.Good to know I wasnt the only one in that regpect.This video was great.A lot of fun.He did s good job putting this together.
@@Knuckles2761 Are you always this miserable? Asking to "let me know in the comments" is the most passive way to interact and generate comments on your videos. It's almost moronic of him not to do. Especially if it doesn't affect the reaction, which is doesn't. It's a choice, and you can simply ignore it. Plus, he edits in a bunch of references I had never realized or knew of. Most of the time when he is asking to "to let him know in the chat", is has to do with the actual show and the characters dynamics. It's not his job to know every little nuance of South Park, so he asks his comment section to help. But he goes above and beyond with this editing and finding refernces. It actually offers something past simply "reacting", which most react channels don't. It's really not that serious, and the fact that you're so confidently negative is insufferable. lol
Years ago I was smoking weed with a girl & she put that movie on. It was the kind of weed that gets you stuck. Water boarding would be preferable to being super stoned and watching you got served
Great episode poor butters he's just to innocent for this show. I highly recommend season 10 episode 7 "tsst" it's an iconic episode and a top 5 Cartman episode
Line dancing is huge down here in Florida, There are clubs that have hip hop on one level with a balcony looking over a line dancing floor. I grew up hating country music, but as I've gotten older I have grown an appreciation for many country songs, and have actually gone line dancing. I think it is a lot of fun if you are with the right people, although, most things are fun when you are with the right people, heh. If I got served I would just bust out with an extremely exaggerated Macarena Great reaction this channel rocks!
I also grew up hating country music, but as I've gotten older...I still hate country music, because it's just awful. The Special Olympics of music genres.
Love episodes that have Leopold Stotch involved. Season 8 is a gold mine, can pick any episode at random and will be good. Quest for Ratings is great episode and Pre School is also really good.
Back when I was a kid my dad used to date the daughter of the lady who cleaned the house that belongs to Omarion (artist and actor from “You got served” in Diamond bar and he gave me a skateboard that was signed. He used to have rocks that opened up in his pool and projected whatever you wanted to watch on a waterfall. I’m 27 now but as a kid that was the coolest thing ever.
I've been watching south park for sooo many years since I was a kid and I just now realized what that farmer was referring to when he sang "you do a line and I'll do a line" that's freaken hilarious 🤣🤣🤣
These episodes that draw direct inspiration from movies really are a different breed of South Park IMO. Season 6 ep 13 "Return of the Fellowship of the Ring to the Two Towers" is another prime example.
Can’t go wrong with “The Robot” lol. I still remember that one black dude from Chappelle’s Show! I think he was a cameraman but they had him do The Robot dance in a few skits. Funny every time! 😂
2:25 here in Mexico "Payaso de Rodeo" and "No rompas más mi pobre corazón" are always present at XV parties (our sweet XVI), weddings, graduations and some religious parties, more than half the attendees dance when they hear them.
My aunt used to go line dancing twice a week with her husband before he passed. They used to be cowboys in Texas but came back several years ago. They are the most authentic cowboy people I know. But that's all over now... I miss my uncle.
That song played on the fiddle by the farmer is a spoof of an old blues mountain song passed down through many generations. It's called the Crawdad Song and the original lyrics go: "You get a line, I'll get a pole, honey You get a line, I'll get a pole, babe You get a line, I'll get a pole We'll go down to the crawdad hole Honey, babe of mine" Obviously they switched the words around to make it about drugs lol but it was awesome to hear since my dad, who's from North Carolina, used to sing this song with me when I was a kid. It's a very beloved old tune, there's various covers of it including, I believe, one by Andy Griffith
On the dvd commentary for this episode Matt and Trey said they went to see that awful movie “You Got Served” at Magic Johnson theater in South Central LA and black people were dancing in the aisles lol. I’m pretty sure that’s why they went 😂
those DDR challenge songs where they lean back on the bar are some of the first things i watched in youtube back in 06/07 07:22 yeah that one. that sounds like Salieri's Revenge
My thoughts would probably lean more towards "what was the point of that?" if this sort of thing ever happened in real life and was done in front of me. But yeah. Who cares, move on. I wouldn't have it in me to do this myself but I think an appropriate response for someone to make in a situation like that would be to pull out a quarter, look around on the ground, and ask where the hat is. There should be a hat for passersby to throw money into if you're doing a street performance like this.
I currently live in Huntsville, AL. I grew up in ATL. I do still see people line up to do the Electric Slide, the Cha Cha Slide, and the Cupid Shuffle.
Although I haven't been there, my understanding is that people in Australia line dance to Nutbush City Limits. They call their dance The Nutbush. They even study it in school and do it at weddings and everything.
I love your reactions Dash. as a non-American, many pop culture references pass me by. you point them out and it enriches my knowledge. so it's not just entertainment, I get educated a lot. domo arigato gozaimasu. :)
If u go to a hole in wall country bar on a weekend night, people will be line dancing 😂. There’s one down the road from me that I use to work at and every weekend they do karaoke and people always line dance😂
People definitely still do. Went to a wedding out on a ranch couple years ago and we definitely line danced. It’s pretty common in areas populated with farmers/ranchers/dairymen
I will say that people definitely still live dance. At my last job, we did the Cha Cha Slide at the Christmas party, along with some MJ songs. It was a blast.
"I've got something in my front pocket for you!" "Why don't you reach down in my pocket and see what I do!" Slightly twisted in a most South Park manner.
Probably the most underrated reaction channel on UA-cam, haven’t be subscribed for long but you’re already one of my favourites also if you like South Park and family guy you’d probably enjoy american dad since like family guy it was also made by Seth MacFarlane
In my area, touching the bar behind the DDR pad was a sign of weakness and loserdom. We called it the Bar of Shame. The best players would be doing butterfly turns or facing away from the screen for the whole song.
I remember having Dance Dance revolution videogame for PS1 with the rug pad to "dance". Never played much of it, but I did try to play FIFA or PES in the rug lol.
Bro that DDR reference brought back so many memories. Was exactly like u said at 6 flags kids were playing with both hands on the bar and had a crowd around them.
Alot of inspiration for dancing like this actually came from martial movies and films in the 70s and 80s there's actually a documentary on it. That alot of movies were inspired and challenging people from those old kung fun movies.
LOVED this video bud. South Park spares no one. They are brutal,and ruthless.But in that sense,they are hilarious. I really got into your reactions. You seemed to be honest in your reactions. Others Ive watched really go overboard for the camera and LIKEs. For me,I appreciate honesty.I got that from your reactions. And this is about my most favorite SP video.That little tune Butters dances to cracks me up,and I use it as my ring tone. Thanks for the laught bud. Its been fun. Oh...Im 70 years old.If I got served,Id simply have to do my best just to walk to the place of humiliation, LOL. Great video bud 🤣👍👍👍👍 PS...Following !!!
Me: * waking up after drinking some nesquick that made me really sleepy for some reason * My uncle: You got f'd in the A homeboy! Me: But.. you don't dance. My uncle: .. I know.
Another great Butter's episode :) again though Going Native is my personal favorite Butters Ep sorry to keep asking. Promise I won't anymore until at least a few months pass
I love your south park reactions, I haven't watched them in years and I'm really enjoying them again with ya!! Keep it up!! You need to check out Up the Down Steroid episode!! So funny
Southpark has an old movie "Bigger longer and uncut" its a musical too a good funny watch even if you can't react to its good for some laughs and its old-school Southpark where they look more and more like the original paper cut outs 💯
I used to work in a nightclub and they'd play 3-4 line dance songs a night. It was pretty funny watching people from other countries try and do the dances..........which is pretty rich coming from a guy that can't confidently do one
"You do a line and I'll do a line, honey You do a line and I'll do a line, babe You do a line and I'll do a line We'll fight an' screw 'till mornin' time. Honey, baby, mine. You snort 'cain and I'll snort 'cain, honey You snort 'cain and I'll snort 'cain, babe You snort 'cain and I'll snort 'cain We'll fight an' screw all day and night. Honey, baby, mine."
I fought a lot when I was young, so when these guys picked a fight, I was ready, but confused when they started dancing at me. Unfortunately for them, my footwork is great.
2:25 Surprisingly, they still do. Went to a club a few months back and everyone was dancing and having a good time. DJ was pretty good too. An older man, looks like someone's father, was doing an out-of-date, slow shuffle dance. It was a fun night.
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“I’ve got something in my front pocket for you” is also my favorite South Park song 😂
Mine is the rap song from this episode at 2:47
I think my fav is still, Kyle's mom is a bxxxx
Lol I love how it’s a perverse 1930’s song
Mine is Gay Fish
for me its "lululu"
That song at 9:10 is a reference to the American traditional folk song "The Crawdad Song". My dad used to sing it when I was a kid. It starts out like this:
You get a line and I'll get a pole, honey.
You get a line and I'll get a pole, babe.
You get a line and I'll get a pole,
We'll go fishin' in the crawdad hole.
Honey, babe, be mine.
You do a line and I'll do a line
We'll fight and screw 'til the mornin' time
😂
clearly a euphemism for sex
I would dance to that!
am i a goose then?
It actually reminds me "Frog went a-courtin' and he did ride uh-huh."
I learned that song from McCleach from The Rescuers Down Under.
Shout out to anyone who also grew up with and loved that movie.
I HIGHLY recommend the W.T.F episode
Thank you 🙏
100% agree! 😂
Yeah that one is nothing, but fun, a classic in my books!
Was that the wrastling episode?
Amazing episode
France catchin some strays lmao
i loved how they had Achy Breaky Heart in this episode, that was my absolute favorite song in the early 90s, Billy Ray Cyrus was actually the first concert i ever went to
I can’t claim to listen to much country music, but I gotta give that man his due. Billy Ray Cyrus did his thing. It’s cool you got to see him live 😎
@@dash.reacts yea, i was kind of raised on 3 different types of music, i got in to country because of my grandfather, he was a Johnny Cash fan, classic rock from my grandmother, she loved Elvis Presley, and 70s/80s hard rock from my mom, she loved Aerosmith, the country i love is the old fashioned country like Johnny Cash, David Allan Coe, Willie Nelson, etc. the new stuff is ok, i believe it gets more hate than they actually deserve, but the old fashioend outlaw country is the best, imo
and probably the last one he ever went to! *rim shot*
@@MasterOfViewership meh..
I just srsly don't get the negative reviews "Achy Breaky ♥️" got! It's awesome 🩷❤️🧡💛💚💙💜
We all miss Chef. South Park really hasn't been the same without him.
Rest In Peace, Isaac Hayes. 1942-2008
There have been plenty of excellent episodes since then.
@@peterolbrisch8970 true, but the vibe hasn't really been the same yfm
@@perrytheplatypus4620 It's not like he was in every episode before that. Get a grip.
@@peterolbrisch8970 it doesn't just have to do with chef, other characters also stopped being recurring around that time
@@perrytheplatypus4620 That's not the same thing.
I've been thinking for a while about what I enjoy about your reactions compared to others, and I think the answer simply is that you just seem genuine with how you react, there is no over reaction, just wholesome shock :P
“Wholesome shock?” 😂 That’s good stuff! Thanks for watching, Eirik!
He have more and more "let me know in the comments" and other cheap manipulations. I give him 6 month top for genuine and sincere reactions, then he will become yet another generic reactor with screaming-surprised face on thumbnail.
I noticed his honesty as well.Good to know I wasnt the only one in that regpect.This video was great.A lot of fun.He did s good job putting this together.
@@Knuckles2761 Are you always this miserable? Asking to "let me know in the comments" is the most passive way to interact and generate comments on your videos. It's almost moronic of him not to do. Especially if it doesn't affect the reaction, which is doesn't. It's a choice, and you can simply ignore it. Plus, he edits in a bunch of references I had never realized or knew of. Most of the time when he is asking to "to let him know in the chat", is has to do with the actual show and the characters dynamics. It's not his job to know every little nuance of South Park, so he asks his comment section to help. But he goes above and beyond with this editing and finding refernces. It actually offers something past simply "reacting", which most react channels don't. It's really not that serious, and the fact that you're so confidently negative is insufferable. lol
@@YerpDerp17 the problem is how you not see the problem in a sentence "generate comments".
Years ago I was smoking weed with a girl & she put that movie on. It was the kind of weed that gets you stuck. Water boarding would be preferable to being super stoned and watching you got served
Great episode poor butters he's just to innocent for this show. I highly recommend season 10 episode 7 "tsst" it's an iconic episode and a top 5 Cartman episode
Poor, sweet Butters 😢 😂 He’s so wholesome that it makes every episode he’s in that much funnier. I’ll have to watch that “tsst” episode.
@@dash.reacts yes, Please
I'm surprised you didn't do a reaction to patrice O'Neal stand up comedy or Dave Chappell stand up looking at the other stand up reactions
Great suggestion, top tier episode for sure
Tsst is probably my favorite episode. It’s so good
Line dancing is huge down here in Florida, There are clubs that have hip hop on one level with a balcony looking over a line dancing floor. I grew up hating country music, but as I've gotten older I have grown an appreciation for many country songs, and have actually gone line dancing. I think it is a lot of fun if you are with the right people, although, most things are fun when you are with the right people, heh.
If I got served I would just bust out with an extremely exaggerated Macarena
Great reaction this channel rocks!
The Macarena? Love that answer!!
I think it’s cool to have a new appreciation for things. Thanks for sharing this!
P.S. - You rock, too!!
I also grew up hating country music, but as I've gotten older...I still hate country music, because it's just awful. The Special Olympics of music genres.
@@trevorlambert4226 - LOL! 👌🤣
@@trevorlambert4226No the Special Olympics of Music is Christian Rock
I never noticed Randy having an oxygen tank 😂
Love episodes that have Leopold Stotch involved. Season 8 is a gold mine, can pick any episode at random and will be good. Quest for Ratings is great episode and Pre School is also really good.
Them as preschoolers is something else
Thank you 🙏!!!
Back when I was a kid my dad used to date the daughter of the lady who cleaned the house that belongs to Omarion (artist and actor from “You got served” in Diamond bar and he gave me a skateboard that was signed. He used to have rocks that opened up in his pool and projected whatever you wanted to watch on a waterfall. I’m 27 now but as a kid that was the coolest thing ever.
Poor Butters, he is so traumatized rn😂😂😂😢😢😢
Lmao at Randy in the hospital after getting served! 🤣
You are seriously my favorite reaction youtuber. You get all of the humor, and references it's just perfect! Keep it up.
I've been watching south park for sooo many years since I was a kid and I just now realized what that farmer was referring to when he sang "you do a line and I'll do a line" that's freaken hilarious 🤣🤣🤣
“If you got served what move would you break out to retaliate?”
I think the important question would be would I give a shit? No, no I wouldn’t.
Dude! It's been decades since I saw this episode and I don't know why, but now it made me laugh much much more. I laughed to tears. Thank you man!
I remember the first time I got served. I really wish I knew how to line dance at the time...
Never noticed the continuity error before.
1:12 where did you get served? “At the true value parking lot”
1:45 stan got served at SCHOOL today.
School didn't teach them nothing. Their real school was the streets.
These episodes that draw direct inspiration from movies really are a different breed of South Park IMO. Season 6 ep 13 "Return of the Fellowship of the Ring to the Two Towers" is another prime example.
Matt and Trey really like that one too
I swear, that massacre Butters caused felt like something straight out of Final Destination. 😂
2:37 people still line dance my friend😂❤
At the country bars and clubs
Can’t go wrong with “The Robot” lol. I still remember that one black dude from Chappelle’s Show! I think he was a cameraman but they had him do The Robot dance in a few skits. Funny every time! 😂
South Park just hasn’t been the same without Chef. RIP Issac Hayes 😢
Yh, that was a breakdown
Yeah it has lol it’s still great
@@Bonbonbon739 south park is not as great as it was around season 6-9
@@johnedward9948 it’s had ups and downs but at least new South Park is watchable unlike family guy and the Simpsons
It’s been even better
Imagine if warring countries battled it out with dancing😂😂😂😂
🤣 🤣 🤣
This doesn't have enough likes
2:25 here in Mexico "Payaso de Rodeo" and "No rompas más mi pobre corazón" are always present at XV parties (our sweet XVI), weddings, graduations and some religious parties, more than half the attendees dance when they hear them.
My aunt used to go line dancing twice a week with her husband before he passed.
They used to be cowboys in Texas but came back several years ago. They are the most authentic cowboy people I know.
But that's all over now... I miss my uncle.
Not only is linedancing still a thing but it's what you do after work on Friday. Drink, line dance and ride a bull.
Man, I feel ya. I miss Chef as well, such a sad turn of events. Was such a cool character that could go a long way.
Wow that’s crazy I’ve never seen anyone THAT into Dance Dance Revolution that they had to hold onto the bar! 😂
Rip to our favorite chef 0:52 😢❤
That song played on the fiddle by the farmer is a spoof of an old blues mountain song passed down through many generations. It's called the Crawdad Song and the original lyrics go: "You get a line, I'll get a pole, honey
You get a line, I'll get a pole, babe
You get a line, I'll get a pole
We'll go down to the crawdad hole
Honey, babe of mine"
Obviously they switched the words around to make it about drugs lol but it was awesome to hear since my dad, who's from North Carolina, used to sing this song with me when I was a kid. It's a very beloved old tune, there's various covers of it including, I believe, one by Andy Griffith
On the dvd commentary for this episode Matt and Trey said they went to see that awful movie “You Got Served” at Magic Johnson theater in South Central LA and black people were dancing in the aisles lol. I’m pretty sure that’s why they went 😂
those DDR challenge songs where they lean back on the bar are some of the first things i watched in youtube back in 06/07
07:22 yeah that one. that sounds like Salieri's Revenge
My move would be complete disregard. "You can dance....neat". And then get on with my life, probably seeing if Dash has a new video up.
My thoughts would probably lean more towards "what was the point of that?" if this sort of thing ever happened in real life and was done in front of me. But yeah. Who cares, move on.
I wouldn't have it in me to do this myself but I think an appropriate response for someone to make in a situation like that would be to pull out a quarter, look around on the ground, and ask where the hat is. There should be a hat for passersby to throw money into if you're doing a street performance like this.
I currently live in Huntsville, AL. I grew up in ATL. I do still see people line up to do the Electric Slide, the Cha Cha Slide, and the Cupid Shuffle.
Clip of MJ’s “Beat it” was a nice touch.
TISHA!!!! Yes! Good eyes!!!
Although I haven't been there, my understanding is that people in Australia line dance to Nutbush City Limits. They call their dance The Nutbush. They even study it in school and do it at weddings and everything.
I remembered that the goth kid with thw red lines on his hair was the one that joined Stan. I guess I was wrong.
I love your reactions Dash. as a non-American, many pop culture references pass me by. you point them out and it enriches my knowledge.
so it's not just entertainment, I get educated a lot. domo arigato gozaimasu. :)
Love your South Park reactions.... and poor Butters 🤣🤣🤣
This is by far my favorite episode. I just love the butters story
If u go to a hole in wall country bar on a weekend night, people will be line dancing 😂. There’s one down the road from me that I use to work at and every weekend they do karaoke and people always line dance😂
It’s cool that people do it, though.
I appreciate you sharing this!!
Also flat-footing.
People definitely still do. Went to a wedding out on a ranch couple years ago and we definitely line danced. It’s pretty common in areas populated with farmers/ranchers/dairymen
I will say that people definitely still live dance. At my last job, we did the Cha Cha Slide at the Christmas party, along with some MJ songs. It was a blast.
"I've got something in my front pocket for you!"
"Why don't you reach down in my pocket and see what I do!"
Slightly twisted in a most South Park manner.
Probably the most underrated reaction channel on UA-cam, haven’t be subscribed for long but you’re already one of my favourites also if you like South Park and family guy you’d probably enjoy american dad since like family guy it was also made by Seth MacFarlane
I subbed cause you keep popping off South Park eps back to back.
Awesome !!! Check those: Krazy Kripples (about gang wars), Guitar Queer-o (about guitar hero lol) and Crème Fraîche (about Randy in Masterchef)
That song Butters dances to. Reminds me of a great old tymey song.
Titled, "Must be Jelly (cause Jam dont Shake like that!)"
dash keeps on delivering that quality content 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Thanks, fifi!
If you want a great parody of a movie. Guaranteed to make you say WTF 😂
Stanley's Cup
Season 10, Episode 14
In my area, touching the bar behind the DDR pad was a sign of weakness and loserdom. We called it the Bar of Shame. The best players would be doing butterfly turns or facing away from the screen for the whole song.
I remember having Dance Dance revolution videogame for PS1 with the rug pad to "dance". Never played much of it, but I did try to play FIFA or PES in the rug lol.
Bro I have watched that episode soo many times I didn’t get what the guy with the violin 🎻 was talking about till now 😂😂
Bro that DDR reference brought back so many memories. Was exactly like u said at 6 flags kids were playing with both hands on the bar and had a crowd around them.
Yes! Someone knows what I’m talking about!
The dance battle craze was a complete joke. Muscled athletic guys talking tough saying things like, 'I don't step, I battle' lol.
Alot of inspiration for dancing like this actually came from martial movies and films in the 70s and 80s there's actually a documentary on it. That alot of movies were inspired and challenging people from those old kung fun movies.
4:58 I swear, that same orchestral hit sound was used in _Turning Red._ I guess it was used in music from that time.
I loved this. It was like every 1980's teenage martial arts movie--dance version.😂
LOVED this video bud.
South Park spares no one.
They are brutal,and ruthless.But in that sense,they are hilarious.
I really got into your reactions.
You seemed to be honest in your reactions.
Others Ive watched really go overboard for the camera and LIKEs.
For me,I appreciate honesty.I got that from your reactions.
And this is about my most favorite SP video.That little tune Butters dances to cracks me up,and I use it as my ring tone.
Thanks for the laught bud.
Its been fun.
Oh...Im 70 years old.If I got served,Id simply have to do my best just to walk to the place of humiliation, LOL.
Great video bud 🤣👍👍👍👍
PS...Following !!!
Me: * waking up after drinking some nesquick that made me really sleepy for some reason *
My uncle: You got f'd in the A homeboy!
Me: But.. you don't dance.
My uncle: .. I know.
I always get excited when you upload, keep it up bro! :)
10:15 your reaction kills me every time🤣🤣
This was the first South Park episode I ever watched, it brings back some nice memories.
Season 17 episode 4: Goth kids 3 Dawn of the posers! The edgar allen poe episode lol
Poor Butters I felt so bad for him. He's my favorite character.
That dancing duck song is actually set to the melody of a real song called "Crawdad song". Mind blown moment.
Dash I’m loving the South Park reactions you found your niche keep it up!!!!
Another great Butter's episode :)
again though Going Native is my personal favorite Butters Ep sorry to keep asking. Promise I won't anymore until at least a few months pass
Please don’t be sorry! You mentioning it, keeps it on my radar. I’m happy to get your recommendation 🙏
tutting, poppin and lockin is about all i got lol, im told i got fancy footwork when im drunk lol
Laughed when he pointed out the Issac Hayes photo but obviously chef is Hayes
10:44 I want the name of this music to have it on my cel, I've been looking for help please 😢
2:14 It's funny that this song is the same song that my mom line dancing with her friends on some party.
I love your south park reactions, I haven't watched them in years and I'm really enjoying them again with ya!! Keep it up!! You need to check out Up the Down Steroid episode!! So funny
Nice catch on the poster! Isaac Hayes is the voice of Chef
You just said I'm loving the Isaac Hayes poster in the background.. you do realize chef is Isaac Hayes
Oh yes! For sure!! Love his voice as Chef ❤️
"I've got something in my front pocket for you, why don't you reach right in my pocket and see what it is..."
Isaack hayes played ``the Duke`` in the movie NEW YORK 1997
the fiddle song is Southern. It's called the Crawfish Song.
Remember the good old days when if a gang of kids approached you,all they wanted was to beat you up and steal your bike.
Every party still does a cha cha slide moment
Nice!!! It is still a thing!!
People still line dance. I'm a highschooler, and every school dance there's always one song that everyone just seems to know the choreography to.
I love how they make it seem like a fight. "They really let em have it...."
Southpark has an old movie "Bigger longer and uncut" its a musical too a good funny watch even if you can't react to its good for some laughs and its old-school Southpark where they look more and more like the original paper cut outs 💯
We all appreciate you Mr Dash! Have to recommend Mrs teacher bangs a boy one of my all time favourites
The “I’ll do a line” song is a parody of the “crawdad song” by Woody Guthrie.
I lost it when I saw Scarface dancing in sync to I’ll snort a k 😂
I used to work in a nightclub and they'd play 3-4 line dance songs a night. It was pretty funny watching people from other countries try and do the dances..........which is pretty rich coming from a guy that can't confidently do one
"You do a line and I'll do a line, honey
You do a line and I'll do a line, babe
You do a line and I'll do a line
We'll fight an' screw 'till mornin' time.
Honey, baby, mine.
You snort 'cain and I'll snort 'cain, honey
You snort 'cain and I'll snort 'cain, babe
You snort 'cain and I'll snort 'cain
We'll fight an' screw all day and night.
Honey, baby, mine."
Guitar o queero bro. I think you'll like it.
That episode put me on to the band Kansas
Ooh, I haven’t seen that one yet! Thank you 🙏
Why is it that I just watched the movie Midsommar, and then now this... And I see all these bizarre parallels hahaha
My recommendation is my favorite episode... Margaritaville. Thanks for the videos. I've been enjoying them this weekend.
Thanks for watching and for recommending an episode, Travis!
The old guy was singing about snorting a line of K, hence the second song which was pretty much the same
Hey Dash, been binging your content over the weekend - your reactions are priceless! 🤣
3:12
“Aww naaw!”
Lmfao lol
I fought a lot when I was young, so when these guys picked a fight, I was ready, but confused when they started dancing at me. Unfortunately for them, my footwork is great.
2:25 Surprisingly, they still do.
Went to a club a few months back and everyone was dancing and having a good time. DJ was pretty good too. An older man, looks like someone's father, was doing an out-of-date, slow shuffle dance. It was a fun night.