The fact they created this monster and named it just so they could use this song is why the American Dad team are the best. I'd never heard this song before but I'm now obsessed
If you like this, check out The Astronaut, an INCREDIBLE concept album by Wax Fang about falling into a black hole, being agonizingly obliterated, and re-emerging from the singularity at its center as a transcendent being.
I get it, because everyone looks the same in the place that he came from, Roger desires to become multiple unique and interesting individuals instead of just sticking with one easy to manage persona who is as common as any other human. He could just dress as an accountant named Bob forever but instead chooses to be a troublemaker named Ricky Spanish or a psychic named Zelda in favor of standing out. Of course he would still be Bob sometimes for the sake of being different, but the important part is that he stands out from everyone else.
This episode raised my opinion of Jeff immensely. Before this, I really didn't like him at all, but he's shown here as a multi dimensional, complex and sympathetic character. I liked him a lot more after I saw this. And of course, this song kicks ass.
@@CresentMoon18 they only showed the bad memories. there was a lot of good ones that they purposely didn't show so that they could well if you watched the episode you know... but yeah they purposely only showed the bad memories. i've been coming back to this bc this song has been stuck in my head for days now. its so catchy.
The “how badly” is inaccurate because later it is revealed in that episode that king had the memory showcasing monster deliberately leave out the good memories of him being a great BF.
@@idreadFell365 he’s nice, and does do nice things for Hayley and I love them as a couple, but he’s often in his own world so he can also be inconsiderate while not noticing (“HE TOOK ALL THE SYRUP FRANCINE”) and in this moment he’s forced to confront how that’s affected Hayley. And it’s SAD to him. Because he’s a good person who genuinely loves Hayley. If he didn’t, he wouldn’t care about being confronted with that behaviour, he’d be like “so what? I’m not that bad and if I am, I don’t care” He clearly wasn’t fully aware of how regularly he’s been inconsiderate, and when he SEES IT, that hurts BECAUSE he cares. So yeah there’s a lot of good in that relationship, undervalue might be the wrong word for the consistent inconsiderate behaviour due largely to him not paying attention rather than being deliberately cruel
Saw this episode for first time on adult swim last night. It feels like they put a lot more effort into this one random episode than any other. This felt less like an American Dad episode and more like a short film.
@@puppyhowler It was never intended to be a movie, that's false info, but yeah, there's no arguing that it's a great episode. American Dad has lots of episodes that give off this vibe or are wholesome. Almost all of the Christmas episodes in the series, The Tearjerker mini series, The One That Got Away, Rapture's Delight, May the Best Stan Win, Hot Water (albeit the shitty ending ruined the overall episode), Steve and Snot's Test Tubular Adventure, The Longest Distance Relationship, The Unincludeds, Fart-Break Hotel, Great-Space Roaster, The Two Hundred, Rabbit Ears and A Star is Reborn. Of course there's many more incredible episodes but those give off the biggest 'movie' vibes.
This scene helped me find the song which helped me go through a bad relationship and ultimately found out i didn't need to be sad if " there was never anything there in the first place"
It's good catharsis. We all know the feeling when someone special don't treat us as well as we deserve. Jeff went on trial and feel repentant, on their behalf, for us to see.
@@KoverKid93 You had a terrible and eventually failed relationship, that's all. You fucked up by even indulging it and they messed up by mistreating you. Learn from it and move on.
You're right...its horrible probably the worst time of my life. But luckily I had a moment like Jeff where he gets to see the good things he did for Haley.
haha, right? then having it ALL displayed on a giant screen for everyone to see, like everyone is gathered to watch you see yourself being a piece of shit.
3 minutes of pure magic. the song is a masterpiece and you just can't get enough of it, but the scene is even better, with all the love, regret and sorrow painted on jeff's face. thank you american dad
We can all talk about how great this episode was but WAX FANG need so much credit for this amazing song! They also have so many more bangers and I'm glad American dad used them as it allowed me to find a band I really love
I think Family Guy is just doesn't work when it's serious that was a show based on gags and shock humor like South Park early seasons was purely based on shock humor alone and when that formula was dipping the evolved I think Family Guy stucked to what worked and it's stagnated and when it tried to evolve into something more people didn't take it real serious. They have those "deep" episodes and like them or hate them they don't really work for the context of the show.
I've actually found Seth to be really good at writing. It's just that he does so much voice acting that as he said he doesn't even write his own shows. Watch the episode where he got challenged to make no cutaway in family guy. Best episode it ever had. It's the one where Stevia and Brian discuss suicide. And episodes like this series with the Jeff's gone he wrote more of. He mostly voice acts
A sight for sore eyes To the blind would be awful majestic It would be the most beautiful thing That they ever had seen It would cause such surprise It would make all of their minds electric How could anyone tell them That some things are not what they seem? In such disbelief I thought I was asleep when I met you My heart liquefied and I sighed Oh this must be a dream If I forget to set the alarm And sleep on through the dawn Don’t remind me I’d rather be dreaming of someone Than living alone [Guitar Solo] If you’re searching the lines for a point Well, you’ve probably missed it There was never anything there In the first place
@@mihaelabanu1091 the line is actually "awful majestic" awful in this case being used as an adverb and intensifier for majestic. Awful / awfully is commonly used this way in the place of another word such as very. "awful majestic" meaning very majestic or extremely majestic, etc.
I just love that everything bad in the Smith family is caused by Roger. Here it was twice (he pushing Jeff onto the ship and him cheating on the leader so he doesn’t believe in true love)
But then again the stuff that happens is also their fault as well because just a few episodes after this roger gets the power to see into the future and they disregarded him as a person and only cared about what he could do for them
@Sammy Butler either way, he's always the main cause of chaos. If they ever end the show, it should be them getting rid of Roger in a sad similar type of way.
@@eddiethemexiii The Smith family and those around them have proven themselves to be unlimited sources of chaos on their own, if anything Roger anchors them with his absurdity and the fact he runs things all around them and is around every corner. Without Roger more than one of these characters would be like Peter Griffin or other Family Guy characters off doing their own batshit shenanigans. Stan alone with the CIA and other individuals/assets would be far more disruptive if Roger didn't keep their life more occupied and they were a "normal" and boring family/community.
"There was never anything there in the first place" has to be the most devastating thing you can tell someone after showing him what an asshole he was to his lost love.
I think the most upsetting thing about this is how true the song is. It's a song about a lonely man having a dream where he finally meets someone. They then realize they are dreaming but don't want to wake up knowing she won't be there. The ending line reminds the listener that the song is to be taken literally and that exploring it to try and find a happy ending or different meaning (as some songs do) is like trying to live in the dream. There is nothing there. There is no happy ending. Just a miserable man.
I think it’s not a literal dream but a waking dream like an illusion. His love with his woman has turned out to only be an illusion (she doesn’t really love him, maybe she’s cheated on him) but he’d rather keep pretending than be alone It’s a much more brutal song than you think Like if Dale Gribble found out about his wife cheating he could belt out this song afterwards. I think that’s the proper context
Also his likening himself to the blind implies it’s perhaps his first love, he was inexperienced and a sight for sore eyes to him was awful majestic. His fair weather lover is truly a monster. And he must contend with his illusion shattering
I actually don't think it's either a dream or illusion, but a real lover that is not fit for him, but he'd rather imagine her as the special one that is perfect than breaking up and being alone.
i legit have had this song last 2 years or so on my phone due to a random find on spotify and only now do i find this scene stoned watching random carton musicals.....what a time to be alive
Imagine being the Summoner, you got a good voice, you've got a cool ass little robotnik style flying chair and everyone is hyped to see you. Living the dream.
Incredible, really. This one didn't need ANY of the central characters to be funny or moving. Probably the most entertaining thing from Seth & Co to date. If only it had been an hour-long special. Or maybe a two-parter. Also, that song is amazing.
It's not a two-parter, but it is part of that arc where Roger tricks Jeff into going into space after Jeff discovers that Roger is an alien (which Stan was very careful about in the FOX episodes, because it meant that the CIA would capture Roger and the Smiths would be in trouble for harboring an alien).
This is def a great episode and song. It really makes you feel that regret and emotion of thinking you've done your best but don't realize some of things you didn't notice but have hurt other people and want to do better
I love a lot of songs I find from cartoons; But none have ever and I mean ever impacted me like this song. Wax Fang has been one of my favorite bands since I was 17 or 18 when I found this on American dad. They’re so amazing I advise anyone who liked this song to listen to every one of their songs
@@dancepiglover ok, so i just listened to "The Thin Ice" by Pink Floyd and I see where people are drawing comparisons. But I'm with you, I hear a lot more Meatloaf than anyone else.
American dad has introduced me to so much good music. My morning Jacket is another great band that they introduced me to. They also make some good tunes themselves. Scott mfing Grimes! What a singer.
1:48 I know they’re all meant to be the same species but I’m 100% positive that that’s Roger in the baseball cap. That’s literally his character design.
Lyrics: A sight for sore eyes To the blind would be awful majestic It would be the most beautiful thing That they ever had seen It would cause such surprise It would make all of their minds electric How could anyone tell them That some things are not what they seem? In such disbelief I thought I was asleep when I met you My heart liquefied and I sighed Oh this must be a dream If I forget to set the alarm And sleep on through the dawn Don't remind me I'd rather be dreaming of someone Than living alone (Instrumental) If you're searching the lines for a point Well, you've probably missed it There was never anything there In the first place!
Moi j'aime ça quand les gens écrivent les paroles. Je suis québécoise alors j'ai presque rien compris de cette chanson. Ça m'aide à comprendre quand les paroles sont écrites :)
As much as you try I don't think you will ever find a single problem with this whole episode. Says a lot as was not staring any of the smiths. At the time Jeff was married to hayley but still a recurring character and not essential to the show. So when I heard about this episode I was dreading watching it. But I loved that I was left with egg on my face. As this episode for me is perfect in every possible way. I especially love all the designs on the aliens on the spaceship. Especially Rogers species love the little detail to everyone of them.
His singing is, unexpectedly transcendent. Downside, I can’t make out all the words, so I’m not sure what he’s trying to say. I think the point is that people fall deeply in love, freed from the darkness of being alone, but when the delve deeper into the relationship, they find there was nothing there in the first place.
The song ironically, is about nothing! it’s all up to the listeners interpretation. “We are obsessed with finding meaning and the band holds up a mirror to the listener wherein we inject our own meaning. Even when they tell us it means nothing and there isn’t a point beyond being a reflective experience in and of itself, we still look for a bigger point. Any attempt to glean more is missing the point entirely.”
It's actually a very touching original song. Most songs from this show are silly novelty songs about a more concrete person, place, or thing. This is a poetic song about love.
The fact they created this monster and named it just so they could use this song is why the American Dad team are the best.
I'd never heard this song before but I'm now obsessed
If you like this, check out The Astronaut, an INCREDIBLE concept album by Wax Fang about falling into a black hole, being agonizingly obliterated, and re-emerging from the singularity at its center as a transcendent being.
American Dad released a greatest hits album last week and this song is UNFORTUNATELY NOT on the album
@@techguy943i KNEW they missed this one
@@techguy943 rigth?!?!?! Maybe for volume 2
If I remember correctly, this episode also features another wax fang song from the same album around the end
I just noticed, in previous episodes Jeff is shown to have an INSANE love for his hat. But here he is so distraught that he doesn't care.
I mean he did just lose all hope of ever seeing his wife or using his dick again, in those other episodes he had both his dick and wife.
There’s even that episode where he has a breakdown over losing it lmao
Previous and future
He literally mentions the hat seconds later.
@@screm1471 and it was a terrible episode..American dad should've stopped after season 9
Seeing how similar a lot of Rogers species look I can understand his identity issues.
Roger has problems?
@@ljensen7681 You type that like it's a question
I get it, because everyone looks the same in the place that he came from, Roger desires to become multiple unique and interesting individuals instead of just sticking with one easy to manage persona who is as common as any other human. He could just dress as an accountant named Bob forever but instead chooses to be a troublemaker named Ricky Spanish or a psychic named Zelda in favor of standing out. Of course he would still be Bob sometimes for the sake of being different, but the important part is that he stands out from everyone else.
@@franciscoancer2618 let's not forget clip clop
The level of variation in Roger's species is just about on the same level as human variation in the show
This episode raised my opinion of Jeff immensely. Before this, I really didn't like him at all, but he's shown here as a multi dimensional, complex and sympathetic character. I liked him a lot more after I saw this. And of course, this song kicks ass.
this one episode changed jeff for me completely made me hate roger and like jeff more.....and I love roger.
But this showed that he was a selfish punk. Regretful of the actions or not he still did them
I mean it showed him being a total douche.
@@CresentMoon18 did you watch the entire episode?
@@CresentMoon18 they only showed the bad memories. there was a lot of good ones that they purposely didn't show so that they could well if you watched the episode you know... but yeah they purposely only showed the bad memories. i've been coming back to this bc this song has been stuck in my head for days now. its so catchy.
Jeff losing his hat and not caring because he’s too busy being distraught over realising how badly he’s undervalued Hayley is just 😭
The “how badly” is inaccurate because later it is revealed in that episode that king had the memory showcasing monster deliberately leave out the good memories of him being a great BF.
@@idreadFell365 he’s nice, and does do nice things for Hayley and I love them as a couple, but he’s often in his own world so he can also be inconsiderate while not noticing (“HE TOOK ALL THE SYRUP FRANCINE”) and in this moment he’s forced to confront how that’s affected Hayley.
And it’s SAD to him. Because he’s a good person who genuinely loves Hayley. If he didn’t, he wouldn’t care about being confronted with that behaviour, he’d be like “so what? I’m not that bad and if I am, I don’t care”
He clearly wasn’t fully aware of how regularly he’s been inconsiderate, and when he SEES IT, that hurts BECAUSE he cares.
So yeah there’s a lot of good in that relationship, undervalue might be the wrong word for the consistent inconsiderate behaviour due largely to him not paying attention rather than being deliberately cruel
I mean.. hayleys a huge pice of horseshit herself. Let’s not pretend you don’t get out of life what you put in.
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My heart is cant take it though 😢
Saw this episode for first time on adult swim last night. It feels like they put a lot more effort into this one random episode than any other. This felt less like an American Dad episode and more like a short film.
This was supposed to be a movie
right? this scene has stuck in my mind in perfect detail for years and years.
@@myboyfriend95 that actually explains why this series of episodes felt like a more cohesive story rather then random episodes
@@puppyhowler It was never intended to be a movie, that's false info, but yeah, there's no arguing that it's a great episode. American Dad has lots of episodes that give off this vibe or are wholesome.
Almost all of the Christmas episodes in the series, The Tearjerker mini series, The One That Got Away, Rapture's Delight, May the Best Stan Win, Hot Water (albeit the shitty ending ruined the overall episode), Steve and Snot's Test Tubular Adventure, The Longest Distance Relationship, The Unincludeds, Fart-Break Hotel, Great-Space Roaster, The Two Hundred, Rabbit Ears and A Star is Reborn.
Of course there's many more incredible episodes but those give off the biggest 'movie' vibes.
@@myboyfriend95 don't lie
This scene helped me find the song which helped me go through a bad relationship and ultimately found out i didn't need to be sad if " there was never anything there in the first place"
It's good catharsis. We all know the feeling when someone special don't treat us as well as we deserve. Jeff went on trial and feel repentant, on their behalf, for us to see.
For me, it was, “Madness” by Muse. “And now I need to know is this real love, or is it just madness keeping us afloat?”
@@KoverKid93 You had a terrible and eventually failed relationship, that's all. You fucked up by even indulging it and they messed up by mistreating you. Learn from it and move on.
There couldnt possibly be a feeling worse than finding out you weren't as good to the person you love most in this world as you thought you were
You're right...its horrible probably the worst time of my life. But luckily I had a moment like Jeff where he gets to see the good things he did for Haley.
haha, right? then having it ALL displayed on a giant screen for everyone to see, like everyone is gathered to watch you see yourself being a piece of shit.
You have not seen the episode. "The Majestic" was prohibited from showing good moments. "The Majestic" shows the flaws as well.
@@christiandawkins8063 my comment was meant for this specific time in the episode not the episode at large
3 minutes of pure magic. the song is a masterpiece and you just can't get enough of it, but the scene is even better, with all the love, regret and sorrow painted on jeff's face. thank you american dad
of course the song is a masterpiece, it's Pink Floyd
@Jamie Pritchard It's a Pink Floyd rip off, Thin Ice
@@ekklesiast Thin Ice doesn’t sound anything like this imo
Sounds more like "Delilah" by the Alex Harvey Band to me
@@LevatekGaming It would fit perfectly into the wall.
i ADORE the character design on the summoner.
The skinny legs made me laugh
We can all talk about how great this episode was but WAX FANG need so much credit for this amazing song! They also have so many more bangers and I'm glad American dad used them as it allowed me to find a band I really love
The best thing about watching this show is that it introduced me To Wax Fang my favorite bath time band.
wait u listen to them when ur naked? gayyy@@85set05
Yes. Thank u
Wax Fang and The Sword
I seriously don’t know how this scene is probably the most genuine emotional moment out of anything made by Seth Macfarland. Its amazing
I think the song has a lot to do with that. obviously the context as well, but theres something about this song that feels powerful.
I always liked the scene in family guy where Stewie sings Anna Murray to Brian ❤️
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I think Family Guy is just doesn't work when it's serious that was a show based on gags and shock humor like South Park early seasons was purely based on shock humor alone and when that formula was dipping the evolved I think Family Guy stucked to what worked and it's stagnated and when it tried to evolve into something more people didn't take it real serious. They have those "deep" episodes and like them or hate them they don't really work for the context of the show.
I've actually found Seth to be really good at writing. It's just that he does so much voice acting that as he said he doesn't even write his own shows. Watch the episode where he got challenged to make no cutaway in family guy. Best episode it ever had. It's the one where Stevia and Brian discuss suicide. And episodes like this series with the Jeff's gone he wrote more of. He mostly voice acts
@@Aztesticals yeah, I hated that episode.
For the first 20 seconds I thought they had made this song for the episode and then I was like, no. This is way too good.
The choice was still amazing though
Honestly this whole thing with Jeff being in space could’ve been it’s own brief spin-off series.
Right. I need this spin off
Yeah i want to see more of this ship
This is my favorite moment of this episode of American dad this is my favorite episode
The episode is called lost in space
@@thisistheonlynameavailable2742 Episode?
@@rojin_06 yeah, the episode is called lost in space.
just realized Jeff is a lot like Fry
Yeah, a little.
And Roger is like Bender
Lots of formulaic characters in sitcoms.
Just got there did you?
to be fair i'd say jeff is alot dumber than fry in my opinion but he still has the same kinda soul
Jeff's "I didn't know what to think, man!" was done so well from the VA
A sight for sore eyes
To the blind would be awful majestic
It would be the most beautiful thing
That they ever had seen
It would cause such surprise
It would make all of their minds electric
How could anyone tell them
That some things are not what they seem?
In such disbelief
I thought I was asleep when I met you
My heart liquefied and I sighed
Oh this must be a dream
If I forget to set the alarm
And sleep on through the dawn
Don’t remind me
I’d rather be dreaming of someone
Than living alone
[Guitar Solo]
If you’re searching the lines for a point
Well, you’ve probably missed it
There was never anything there
In the first place
It's no "awful" in the beginning; it's "your form"
The Summoner for performance at Twin River Casino 🤣
@@mihaelabanu1091 The OP is correct.
Thanks I came for this
@@mihaelabanu1091 the line is actually "awful majestic" awful in this case being used as an adverb and intensifier for majestic. Awful / awfully is commonly used this way in the place of another word such as very. "awful majestic" meaning very majestic or extremely majestic, etc.
This clip introduced me to Wax Fang! Also, heavy episode. So good.
I just love that everything bad in the Smith family is caused by Roger. Here it was twice (he pushing Jeff onto the ship and him cheating on the leader so he doesn’t believe in true love)
But then again the stuff that happens is also their fault as well because just a few episodes after this roger gets the power to see into the future and they disregarded him as a person and only cared about what he could do for them
@Sammy Butler either way, he's always the main cause of chaos. If they ever end the show, it should be them getting rid of Roger in a sad similar type of way.
@@eddiethemexiii The Smith family and those around them have proven themselves to be unlimited sources of chaos on their own, if anything Roger anchors them with his absurdity and the fact he runs things all around them and is around every corner.
Without Roger more than one of these characters would be like Peter Griffin or other Family Guy characters off doing their own batshit shenanigans. Stan alone with the CIA and other individuals/assets would be far more disruptive if Roger didn't keep their life more occupied and they were a "normal" and boring family/community.
I can‘t believe this episode is at least 10 years old now.
Bruh, you just hit me with that right in my old
"There was never anything there in the first place" has to be the most devastating thing you can tell someone after showing him what an asshole he was to his lost love.
I think the most upsetting thing about this is how true the song is. It's a song about a lonely man having a dream where he finally meets someone. They then realize they are dreaming but don't want to wake up knowing she won't be there. The ending line reminds the listener that the song is to be taken literally and that exploring it to try and find a happy ending or different meaning (as some songs do) is like trying to live in the dream. There is nothing there. There is no happy ending. Just a miserable man.
Or you manifest those dreams from fantasizing about it? We did?
The fact it was sung by a (what I assume to be) a bald, ginger basement dweller made me ROFL irl.
I think it’s not a literal dream but a waking dream like an illusion. His love with his woman has turned out to only be an illusion (she doesn’t really love him, maybe she’s cheated on him) but he’d rather keep pretending than be alone
It’s a much more brutal song than you think
Like if Dale Gribble found out about his wife cheating he could belt out this song afterwards.
I think that’s the proper context
Also his likening himself to the blind implies it’s perhaps his first love, he was inexperienced and a sight for sore eyes to him was awful majestic. His fair weather lover is truly a monster. And he must contend with his illusion shattering
I actually don't think it's either a dream or illusion, but a real lover that is not fit for him, but he'd rather imagine her as the special one that is perfect than breaking up and being alone.
This episode was their craziest ever, it's like someone took Lost in Space, put Saggy in it and spliced in some MTV!
This episode really was heartbreaking. The ending hit me in the feels.
I like this bit of character development. It was a surprisingly sincere moment in this whole wacky sublot.
Best episode of American dad ever.
But what about hot tub of love? Also awesome
2nd. Tearjerker will forever be #1.
@@F40PH-2CAT I’ll have to watch it I haven’t seen it lol
Roy Rogers McFreely.
Old ulysses: I’m a joke to you?!
I love this episode especially this song
Are you sure?
i legit have had this song last 2 years or so on my phone due to a random find on spotify and only now do i find this scene stoned watching random carton musicals.....what a time to be alive
Same, ate an edible and it somehow lead me here.
@@joescumbag5994 I don't understand. Isn't everything you eat edible? Unless you have pica or something? Otherwise you couldn't eat it.
@@Thrifty032781 "edible" refers to weed gummies or brownies, or any food that is infused with thc or cbd
Imagine being the Summoner, you got a good voice, you've got a cool ass little robotnik style flying chair and everyone is hyped to see you.
Living the dream.
The summoner has really thin legs lol. I thought it was just his torso.
I have literally NEVER noticed that before.
Why is this song so good ?
American Dad has some solid tunes in it.
i think seth was just a fan of wax fang, and wanted to give them a bit of spotlight
it's better than good. it is simply... majestic
Its an actual song
What's the name of this song??
“ If you’re searching the lines for a point
Well, you’ve probably missed it
There was never anything there
In the first place”
This sums up abt 90% of failed or failing relationships nowadays
Incredible, really. This one didn't need ANY of the central characters to be funny or moving. Probably the most entertaining thing from Seth & Co to date. If only it had been an hour-long special. Or maybe a two-parter. Also, that song is amazing.
It's not a two-parter, but it is part of that arc where Roger tricks Jeff into going into space after Jeff discovers that Roger is an alien (which Stan was very careful about in the FOX episodes, because it meant that the CIA would capture Roger and the Smiths would be in trouble for harboring an alien).
This is the greatest ever song in an animation -EVER!!
Agreed
For America, yes. The Japanese are GODS for the music for their anime.
I know these aren’t their songs, but the way they animate them is so beautiful
I watched this on TV when it premiered and this was one of the biggest highlights of the entire show.
I hate how I wake up every morning with this song repeating in my brain, but I just can't help listening to it. Someone please help me!
Space elton john is fire
this whole scene is so engrained in my memory, i love it
Obviously my most favorite episode of AMERICAN DAD!!
I love the little alien hiding behind his "Go Majestic" sign. There's so much character in the audience members in this seen.
“I’d rather be dreaming of someone, than living alone” that line sums up like 90% of my failed relationships lol
This is def a great episode and song. It really makes you feel that regret and emotion of thinking you've done your best but don't realize some of things you didn't notice but have hurt other people and want to do better
I love a lot of songs I find from cartoons; But none have ever and I mean ever impacted me like this song. Wax Fang has been one of my favorite bands since I was 17 or 18 when I found this on American dad. They’re so amazing I advise anyone who liked this song to listen to every one of their songs
The anime Bleach has numerous amazing songs.
The Pink Floyd vibes are real and amazing.
I was thinking Meatloaf.
@@dancepiglover bingo
@@dancepiglover ok, so i just listened to "The Thin Ice" by Pink Floyd and I see where people are drawing comparisons. But I'm with you, I hear a lot more Meatloaf than anyone else.
I was in awe at this animated musical theater. Seriously. Just WOW! Out of nowhere and so beautiful. Excellent production on both fronts.
Been humming this song all week now such an awesome song 😞🤭🖤
I love this song ️💙
American dad has introduced me to so much good music. My morning Jacket is another great band that they introduced me to. They also make some good tunes themselves. Scott mfing Grimes! What a singer.
I always wondered why the summoner looks like Elton John
Well shit, now I want to hear him sung a cover of this.
I wouldn't say that he looks like Elton John... I would probably say that he looks like Control Freak from Teen Titans that sings Elton John
He looks like the Philadelphia 76ers old mascot, Bigshot.
I thought he was more of a mojo from marvel.
Beetlejuice version of Elton
Such a top tier epi. American Dad is amazing
1:48 I know they’re all meant to be the same species but I’m 100% positive that that’s Roger in the baseball cap. That’s literally his character design.
Eehhhh , there at least one modified detail with the design
hes got a huge adams apple compared to roger
There are at least two identical guys.
Lyrics:
A sight for sore eyes
To the blind would be awful majestic
It would be the most beautiful thing
That they ever had seen
It would cause such surprise
It would make all of their minds electric
How could anyone tell them
That some things are not what they seem?
In such disbelief
I thought I was asleep when I met you
My heart liquefied and I sighed
Oh this must be a dream
If I forget to set the alarm
And sleep on through the dawn
Don't remind me
I'd rather be dreaming of someone
Than living alone
(Instrumental)
If you're searching the lines for a point
Well, you've probably missed it
There was never anything there
In the first place!
Moi j'aime ça quand les gens écrivent les paroles. Je suis québécoise alors j'ai presque rien compris de cette chanson. Ça m'aide à comprendre quand les paroles sont écrites :)
Thanks for the lyrics bro
Kody Johnson Some people can’t understand some of the lyrics, and this helps me, I mean them, know what he was singing.
@@kodyjohnson6294 you are a mean doo-doo
I love how this show goes so hard with the music when it doesn't have to at all. much like bob's burgers.
Thanks, American Dad, for introducing me to Waf Fang!
This was a hell of a thing to wake up to UA-cam autoplay while suffering the delirium of a fever.
This episode hit me deep. . .
I love how he connects to audio and video cords
I feel like it should had been a movie.
This was genuinely a fantastic AD episode. One of my favorites
I'm being one hundred percent truthful when I say I would totally listen to this song
It is a real song, the band is Wax Fang
"Sorry this songs really popular here"
Being stoned watching this was a major "stuck" moment
What makes this episode awesome is that it still works when you’re not stoned.
This song snd episode are both just pure bangers. 🔥
As much as you try I don't think you will ever find a single problem with this whole episode. Says a lot as was not staring any of the smiths. At the time Jeff was married to hayley but still a recurring character and not essential to the show. So when I heard about this episode I was dreading watching it. But I loved that I was left with egg on my face. As this episode for me is perfect in every possible way. I especially love all the designs on the aliens on the spaceship. Especially Rogers species love the little detail to everyone of them.
His singing is, unexpectedly transcendent. Downside, I can’t make out all the words, so I’m not sure what he’s trying to say. I think the point is that people fall deeply in love, freed from the darkness of being alone, but when the delve deeper into the relationship, they find there was nothing there in the first place.
The song ironically, is about nothing! it’s all up to the listeners interpretation. “We are obsessed with finding meaning and the band holds up a mirror to the listener wherein we inject our own meaning. Even when they tell us it means nothing and there isn’t a point beyond being a reflective experience in and of itself, we still look for a bigger point. Any attempt to glean more is missing the point entirely.”
@@itsrie4807 Huh, possible ironic twist, nice.
WAX FANG!!!!!!
0:47
Is this the start of the song
@@hank.81267 years ago is crazy
FAMILY GUY COULD NEVER
I don't know what it is about this episode and song but this scene has always stuck with me since i first saw it years ago.
So we all loved this song huh
PURE ART
I cannot believe this made me tear up lmao
I only clicked because I thought I was looking at a World of Warcraft raid boss. I don't regret my mistake, that was an awesome song.
The first time I heard this song I got chills and I still do
I think it's instrumental part
This is probably one of the best songs I've ever heard
Fully agree
I'm an old man and I agree. It makes me think about a lot of Elton John's works. That's a hard sound to imitate, and the artist nails it so hard!
Thank you American Dad for introducing me to wax fang
Those DRUM fills are just straight 🔥FIRE!!!!
Fun Fact: The voice of Emperor Zing, Michael McKean, is the new voice of Grandpa Lou Pickles in the new Rugrats.
Chuck McGill from Better Call Saul!
Pilot angel dust
@@rosethepinkhairedsaiyan769 No, that's Michael Kovach you're thinking of.
@@dillonwright13 oh thanks
2021 and this still goes hard asf
Something about this song the words, the voice, the delivery just starts to stir emotions when I hear it
That ending line kills me after surviving an abusive relationship with a partner who I still find myself missing
I'm such a Wax Fang fan boy, thanks American Dad.
Such a good song I'm glad I discovered it on American Dad all them years ago ❤
This was like 6 years prior to Rick & Morty.
That burn at the end tho
Hands down one of the best American dad songs
Most rawest moment in cartoon history
someone so ugly having a beautiful voice that could make the coldest of hearts melt
Wax Fang and My Morning Jacket: Two bands I can thank American Dad for introducing me to.
Awesome song...
This song is awesome
Thank you....just thank you AD.
Anybody else vibing out to that song ?
"A sight for sore eyes, to the blind would be awful majestic"
What an opener 🔥
as a Wax Fang fan i screamed when i heard this.
It's actually a very touching original song. Most songs from this show are silly novelty songs about a more concrete person, place, or thing. This is a poetic song about love.
They didn't write it
It is not an American Dad original
American dad always has lesser known bangers. Wax fang is the shit
Is nobody talking about how much of a discord mod the summoner is?