I’m Sorry, But This Is Bad.
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- čas přidán 2. 01. 2023
- Happy New Year everybuddy! Today I'm reacting to a brand new pop punk music from an artist called Aryia who really doesn't like where he lives and has written this angsty pop punk song for us all to relate to. Can you relate?
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This song is fucking lawful without the L.
It's a hit with an s
@@cockoffgewgle4993 hits
awfu
Lawfu
LMAO
Your ability to be critical without being cruel is admirable.
DWFP? wait that’s not an idiom😊
I agree, however, some things just deserve cruelty...
A natural fence sitter. People in the entertainment industry are great at this.
But... did ya think Justin was about to break into Roundabout by YES?
ha ha ha
"Its better to be brutally honest... than be nice and not get your point across" - my cousin i can't remember which
The kind hearted mockery seems so much more brutal than just saying it's shit 😂😂😂
I know, doesn't!?? It hits so much harder, 'cause you know he ain't just saying it to be hyperbolic; he means it.
This is what sets british apart from others in terms of humor. Or humour.
I get it, but it's kind of weird how he is brutally mocking other songs when ''I Believe in a Thing called Love'' is like the worst song ever.
@@holliswilliams8426 I Believe in a Thing Called Love is a modern classic, c'mon. I adore it to this day.
Don't say that. You'll give Justin a complex. Cruelty is not in his nature.
I honestly thought the line was "I'm insane, without the S". Now THAT would have been some remarkable self-awareness.
I offer you a Hollywood-style slow clap in honour of your witticism. Top banana.
Sir, that was top tier. good on you.
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
If he were alive, Ed McMahon would be at your front door with one of those ridiculously giant sized checks for a gazillion dollars.
@@Riskmangler RIP Ed, a true legend in his day. Do you think Vince would step in for this?
Midwest angst brought us Slipknot. Masshole angst gave us Dropkick Murphys. Having grown up in New England and gone to uni in Massachusetts, I get the feeling that this guy's problems are of his own making, not Massachusetts'.
Guys probably just butthurt he didnt get to play in a Bridge Nine band
The best part is he was born in Texas and raised in Orange County.
Pixies are also a Boston band
TIL Iowa is in the midwest. Why did I think it was east coast?!?
Right? There’s no sense of any regional ownership here which isn’t inherently bad but it’d probably help make this song a little more.. idk, contextually meaningful? As it is, it just screams “I’ve seen music videos before…”.
Then again, the lyrics damn this whole track to hell lol.
Only Justin could listen to this and appear like he is not bored/offended/annoyed. Such a positive spirit!
I swear, as someone who used to really love Emo and Pop Punk as a depressed teen in the early 00s, this new stuff like MGK and whatever Demi Lavato is doing +this band in the video, is really making me hate the genre and I just feel embarrassed😅
He was offended. By the mysoggyknees. Being the super simp that he is.
@@Re-Todd_Howardfor real!! It’s become so generic and just… the exact opposite of what punk originally stood for. Luckily some of the earlier bands are getting back together and/or making new music, so I’m hoping that becomes the renaissance these genres desperately need.
@@thedestroyasystem It was ALWAYS generic. Even in the early 2000s
@@alexandrebelair4360 I would agree, but some bands I adore fall are often labeled pop punk (though I ofc would object to the labelling) so I gotta leave myself some wiggle room in my wording.
I love 90s alternative and indie rock music and this made me want stick skewers in my ears.
I have to give it to this song for making me appreciate the music that pulled off the 90's alt sound well and not be whatever the hell this shit is.
all I can hear is teenage dirtbag .. you did amazing to find so many nuances in this
And Beverly Hills by Weezer
@@gregromeo5802 And a straight rip-off of What's My Age Again? by blink-182 at one point. It's so derivative and unoriginal that it hurts.
And Everclear 🤣🤣
I hear shades of Miles Davis with a pinch of Chopin in for good measure.......
@@finnmcginn9931 tchaikovsky too, but you can only hear it at the end and when you listen to something else
I’m from Massachusetts, and I can honestly say I’m proud to know this poser has left the State. This is some god awful stuff. Was at the House of Blues in Boston on New Years, and can tell you the music scene is alive and well in MA.
Great reaction Justin!!!
🤣🤣
We all move back after we leave.
I am so tempted to write a mini essay on why this song is so bad. It plays to all the worst parts of pop punk. The generic, lowest common denominator music. The staple "my hometown sucks" topic. Childish lyrics that trivialise mental health, and the borderline sexist content too. It sucks on so many levels.
@@LaMortDeLaMusique yet i always get called a gatekeeper or elitist when i point out how un punk and shit pop punk music is sometimes
@usualdosage728 it's not even that pop punk is necessarily bad, it's just this song is the lowest common denominator possible. The main issue with pop punk is finding bands that are both 1. Good and 2. Don't have any members who are predators
This sounds like Avril of Wayne 182's hit 'Justin's mom'... (has got it going on) thus explaining the aforementioned mummy issues.
The drummer is actually really cool , me and my gf wrote him to tell him we like his side project called 6 months to live , and went on to send us some hoodies for free
Great name prettygrim but pretty catchy too lol
Is this the drummers alt? Haha
@@Polyfusia hein ??
In pain, which is the French word for bread. You destroyed this man in the kindest way possible, and we love you for it Justin.
I love this song because it makes me feel like an amazing musician
I was in high school in the late 90s and it’s amazing to me how much growth I’ve had since then. So many of my thoughts at the time needed to grow and evolve. I hating music exactly like this at the time and it’s a refreshing change of pace to find that a was in fact right about something. This sucks.
I mean there is a quite a lot of music in this style that's quite a lot better than this
@@usheencoleman3913 'better' than this wouldn't be hard, or in fact imply that it's any good.
@@afro208 not sure why've you've selectively chosen to ignore the words "quite a lot"
@@usheencoleman3913 'selectively chosen' lol ok Carl Jung. It just makes no difference. , thats all.
@@afro208 you're a silly sausage
Someone put Wheatus' 'Teenage Dirtbag,' Weezer's 'Beverly Hills' and Bowling for Soup's 'High School Never Ends' into a blender.
Great to see you back. Wishing you and your family a happy, wonderful new year. You and Sam Rocked me into 2023....such great creative chemistry!! ❤️💛
It's no August Is Falling.
We’ve missed you, but glad you took some time off! Happy 2023 to you, your family, and the band! Looking forward to more of your shenanigans, insights, wit, song recommendations, and all else!
Loved your New Years performance with Sam Ryder! So great to see you on stage, so exciting. What a collab
I laughed throughout watching this! Your attempts to explain in a nice way, deciding whether or not to do a rap at the beginning...awesomeness :)
Awesome to see you on Sam Ryder’s rocking New Year’s Eve! Interested to hear about it
That song will age like milk.
Lol
Age? That implies it wasn't garbage from the moment it was created.
Plain white cheese
Age more like a turd.
?
Do you ever worry that listening to so many bad songs makes it harder to write good ones?
Could be a problem. Remember the B-side of a single? That could be really bad. But if you played it about eighty seven times it finally became a nice song. Downside was that the A-side now sounded awful. And you ended up accepting an accountancy job.
Oh please....
No it gives you a better inner critic and tells you what not to do. Listening to bad music can be a great exercise for songwriters
@@j.rlouis3756
Or, it helps to make a really excellent, bad songwriter.
I do. I’m playing a couple songs that I consider bad, in the band I’m in. It’s a cover band, with more reggae than I’d choose to be doing if it were my project.
Well played Justin .I have gotten addicted to your opening guitar tune and love fiddling with that progression .Hope that makes sense .Your understanding of music theory is refreshing and informative.
Happy New Year Mr Hawkins, and as ALWAYS your review had me in stitches😂😂. I love how with you, a lot of the meaning is in what you DON’T say. I love it👍🏾😁😁
This actually made my two days later NYE hangover feel better. Thank you Justin. I needed this and a nice big detox.
Happy New Year to you and the Hawkins families! Loved your NYE performance with Sam Ryder, shame it was not longer, you two could have covered more music together. I hope Santa was generous and left you something nice and spending it with family is the best gift of all. You look rested and ready for your upcoming tour. Sounds like your Mum is getting tea ready in the background, setting the table or emptying the dishwasher (unless the dish washer is her of course!). Best wishes for 2023, onwards and upwards for JHRA, enjoy! ✨🎆🎇🎸
“Stuck In a Rut” is MY all-time favorite hometown-angst song. It was also my favorite terrible commute-venting song for the longest time.
Love that song, one of my favorites.
@@xenos_n.
“And I don’t mind telling you I’m sick of walking up and down it Every SINGLE FUCKING NIGHT!!!”
I just love singing along to hard rocking patter songs like “Sheer Heart Attack” and the like.
I thought you meant "In a rut" by The Ruts and empathized on the spot. But Darkness one is good too
Happy New Year Justin! Hope you had a good break, but glad you’re back. (I was starting to get withdrawal symptoms, Buccaneers of Hispaniola has been stuck in my head all day! 😅😂) Loving the outfit again today too! 🥰
As for Aryia, it sounds like a parody of all of the 00’s pop-punk songs combined 😬 Glad I grew out of that stuff in my teens. Not sure the world is ready for a revival of that genre just yet, it’s still cringey for most of us Millennials!
Happy New Year, Justin! Wishing you health, happiness, peace and grace in 2023🌟. Looking forward to more fantastic content.
Happy New Year Justin! Was surprised and amazed to see you see the nation into the New Year, I was so proud of you 👏🏻
I love that new variation on the “again” of your theme jingle. I’m a nerd & I love it.
Happy New Year, Mr. Hawkins.
Was so cool seeing you playing on NYE. 😊
JUSTIN- I remember when The Darkness first hits the airwaves when I was a youngster. We would belt out the lyrics, while our teenage vocal chords tried to hit those notes without cracking 😂 Been a fan for a long time, but just started watching your channel last year. You are one funny mug. Cheers!
Happy New Year Justin! Hope you’re enjoying being back in the East. Loved your performance with Sam Ryder - those harmonies! Nice one X
As always love your take on songs I know and many I don’t .
Loved the new year with you and Sam . I hope you do a video on it and talk about the night or maybe the TV magic of it possibly been pre recorded
I love how hard Justin tried to find nice things to say even though their wasn’t anything nice to say :)
I found it reassuringly Christmassy to hear your family loading the dishwasher in the background. 🎄🎅🏼
I had a three hour bath the other day because I can’t stop watching your insightfully witty videos! Keep doing what you’re doing!!!!! 🙏
Happy New Year, Justin! So happy to have your hilarious analyses resume! Wishing you your best year yet and sending love as always ❤️
Great to hear you mention Extreme on the channel. They’ve always been one of my fav bands and Nuno is my fav guitarist - an absolute god of funky rhythm and eye melting solos! I actually met you Justin at a gig at the O2 Academy in Glasgow a good few years back. I think Hot Leg were supporting Extreme. I imagine you won’t remember but I said to you that I thought you should do the guitar solos as your solos were much more musical than Pete’s 🤣. Anyway - a question.. would love to hear your thoughts on Extreme and in particular Nuno.. did you get a chance to jam with him at all? Any chance of an episode on them with a review of one of their tracks (A few suggestions from different albums: Play With Me, Get the Funk Out, Cupid’s Dead, Waiting for the Punchline). Cheers, Derek
If we all join hands we may be able to form a circle around the state of Massachusetts and ensure he is not able to leave
I really enjoy your channel, Justin. You're a real gentleman, and a talented one at that. God bless you. Happy New Year. May this year bring you all your hopes and dreams.
Happy New Year Justin. Thank you for being a source of joy for me and my music loving brain. You're looking great. I'd love you to do a video on the band Jellyfish xx
Haha I love the man's genuine excitement whenever a solo (or here a pick slide) slots in to a bad song
I feel like this kinda music resonated with me just before I developed an actual ear for diverse sounds in music. That's why some of the stuff that sounds similar to this (from the 90s when I was growing up) I'll still dial back in but REJECT every new incarnation of it.
I feel a lot of older bands who played this stuff were actually better songwriters anyway. it wasn't as cliché back when Blink were doing it, for example.
I didn't grow up in the 90s, but I feel exactly the same way. I'll still listen to Green Day or MCR or Blink-182 and feel nostalgia from when I was just getting into music back in middle school, but listening to new pop-punk revival, I feel absolutely nothing. And people I know always tell me that it's the same thing so I should like it, but I just don't.
but you dont like post-rock
I always felt bad for the kids who started off on this kind of rock. There are so many better, simpler places to start tour musical journey from that don’t make you look back and cringe. I wasn’t even allowed to listen rock music growing up, but I was given a musical upbringing, so when I finally discovered rock, it really had to be good to get my attention even when I was still a kid.
@@thebasedgodmax1163 i just kept hearing blink, and sum 41, bowling for soup. Bit at least the soup did it ironically. This dude looks fives years too old for angsty youth.
Happy 2023, Justin! Hope it's a great one for you!
I missed you these two days...I repeat that you can make even what I don't like...pleasant.. Thanks Justin
Wasn't "Boston" from Massachusetts too? this reminds me of that one Boston song. Oh wait, no it doesn't. at all.
Justin is hilarious and talented thanks for keeping us entertained 💫
Mr. Hawkins you & Sam Ryder rocked on NYE! Loved the shoutout for The Darkness tour. Happy New Year
Moving to East Anglia to work the land a bit, stale bread….my laughter is infused with snorts, bless you Justin you fabulous roaring legend 🙏🏼🤩
Happy New Year, Justin! Your impression of his voice sounded like Al Pacino. I reckon not oonly does the song sound like Pixies, but also Weezer. I also reckon it is almost identical to the format of "Teenage Dirtbag".
the stop-starts of the song kinda reminded me of that blink 182 song (carry me home? dunno if thats the name but thats in the words)
@@lisdexamphetamine Oh yeah, "All the Small Things". Agreed. That stop start is what reminded me of "Teenage Dirtbag" as well. It's funny that formulaic pop punk sound hasn't waned over so many years....
The Pixies are also from Massachusetts.
Good to see ya again all 👍and thxs for riding again Justin
From Prescott AZ
P.S. HAPPY NEW YEAR and
I thought I saw u on a bbc new year program doin I believe in a thing called love?
Loving these videos Justin, sending love from Stowmarket, Suffolk, buh!
As I get older (read: old), I find trashy pop punk ditties like this more and more appealing. Sad, but true.
I'm 45. Still love Pop Punk, and keep up with all the new stuff. It's uplifting when not much music is these days, it reminds me of simpler times, and it simply makes me smile. However this guy looks like he saw MGK/traviscore and jumped on board. I don't know his background though so he might be legit.
Lots of amazing pop punk still being made...this aint on that list tho lmao. I wonder if skin can physical crawl in horror?
Or he might just be pedalling old rope. This isn’t in any way ‘new stuff’. How Blink 182, Wheatus, Lit, Sum 41 etc etc haven’t sued the arse of this band for plagiarism is beyond me. Bloody shameful.
Mgk is also shit as fuck
At least when kurt played the whole "i dont wanna be mainstream" card he was good at it but they play it so horribly
@@petem4271 i hate this shit but people who sue over music are cringe as fuck
You cant own a melodie
A song sure but theres 3-something
Chords you cant own a pattern of them because its limited
@@Eyeupthebison Apols, I didn’t mean literally take legal action, I was just describing how much of blatant rip-off of a musical style this is to me.
Happy new year, it’s good to have you back! Loved the Sam Ryder duet, it was so good and I haven’t grinned that much in ages.
This reaction has almost got a “Be Nice” vibe about it, who knew Massachusetts was so terrible, yet the mighty BeeGees made it sound alright.
Must admit though, the sounds of what I suspect is someone washing up made me chuckle, imagining the “shhh Uncle Justin’s making his videos again”. Keep up the good work, Sir x
Happy New Year, JH!! Hope this year is full of happy things for you! ❤️
calling him an incel had me dying haha so true
Massachusetts assumes no responsibility for this song/person.
3:44 Sing it with me...
🎶Feel I'm goin' back to Massachusetts,
Something's telling me I must go home🎶
...bless you Brothers Gibb
Happy new year Justin. Just watched you on pointless (Challenge) and felt for you especially with the question after you left! Great ending though!
the only head banging i’ll be doing to this song is banging my head against a wall
I didn't think that this genre could get any worse than 'Teenage Dirtbag'. Then someone ripped it off...
Hi Justin. Happy New Year and health to you and yours. Man I love your between the lines.
Really enjoyed your performance with Sam Ryder. You were the talk of my local radio station the next day so I text them to tell them to watch your CZcams channel.
This is one video title that needs no changing.
As a pop punk fan who’s lived in Massachusetts my whole life… it’s really not that bad lmao
Happy New Year Mr. Hawkins!♡
I mean I hate living in Massachusetts too but I wouldn't do... this... but thank you for your lovely words on Boston, we love you, truly
Justin, thank you for reviewing my song. I am upset that you called me crusty but its fine.
Love, Arlylriuh
P.S. I did, in fact, move to California.
Said he and others that dressed like that in the ‘90s were called Crusties and managed to link it all to pain, french word for bread. Brilliant! I liked the song, catchy, and felt just that in my small town when younger.
Your song is very anachronistic so having the guy from The Darkness review it is quite fitting.
If that's all you're upset about you either have a great sense of humor or lack self awareness.
There are other chords, try a few from Justin’s intro
Lol. What a meme.
Born in CA, left last year; what a blessing. Enjoy your no affordable housing, highest tax rates in the nation, insane gas prices, and cost of living.
But at least you ditched those losers in MA, amirite? So cool.
this video has such a dry humour aura around it and im all for it
Justin, loved you on the Sam Ryder Rocks NYE show on BBC1! Touching you, yeah!
Holy shit, it's The Darkness guitarist. You guys were awesome at Steelhouse festival South Wales UK a few years back.
Deffo subbing to this channel. Hope you and the band had a great xmas and new year! x
When we gonna get a video about fiona apple?
Ooooo, I love her!!!
@@KatSnow11 she absolutely killed it with her last album and I'd love to see Justin talk about it
Every molecule of my DNA was waiting for Justin to realize this is the exact same chord progression as Smashing Pumpkins Today!
Its not quite, today is I V vi IV. This is a I III VI IV. Which is why he makes a face and mentions the pixies when he goes between III and vi because that jaunty relationship from major to minor is something the pixies did a lot. Its very played out regardless.
@@Jeedan lol you’ve given much more thought than me!! Lol
@@DanielPepin Jotting down a 4 chord progression doesn't take much thought. lol
Unless you really don't know the chords.
Ear Justin, after the NYE show, I saw a number of tweets from people living your work but my fave was a young lass saying ‘Justin Hawkins has ages like a fine wine’. So there we are
I can see Justin straining to try and explain the lyrics and type of music. I love how you always try to see the positive in everything
This song sounds like what would happen if you asked an AI to come up with a pastiche of Generic Skater, Emo, Weezer Beverley Hills and Semisonic Closing Time thrown in for good measure.
Which thanks to this song we know know is definitely not a good idea
I actually saw him play this live back in September when he played with dragged under, It didn’t suck live honestly
6am, about to go sleep, and then you posted, so I guess I am watching this first then. Happy New Year Justin!
I absolubtly love how they stole the Paramore's RIOT in the walls that's in Missery Bussiness... Oh god.
Feel like I would have loved this song when I was 14 in 1998
i can say this: somewhere around the chorus section of the song Justin relates back to the idea that this artist feels stifled in MA...mentioning that artists like Aerosmith are from Boston. he asks "what i'm curious about is what state, or what part of the world he thinks will improve his station?".....i mean literally with the most literal of dictionary definitions: literally anywhere else where art is considered. Massachusetts is a small place, and it all mostly funnels into either Boston, Worcester, or Lowell when it comes to art and culture. maybe a little bit Amherst as well. the Boston area has a lot packed into a small area, over 20 colleges...however due to rampant gentrification, over the past 10yrs Boston is NOT a safe space for arts and culture anymore. some of the most famous clubs in the area have closed down, 3 MAJOR buildings designed for artist studio spaces have been replaced by lab/tech/pharma spaces. radio stations have been shut down, and so on and so on. both the Pixies and Aerosmith come from Boston, and both would NOT have become so famous in the current condition. the community is suffering big time. so being a small fish in a massive lake in a place like NY, LA, SF, Nashville, hell even smaller cities with a big arts focus like Philadelphia, Baltimore, Richmond, Austin, or Boulder are so much more appealing. Boston USED to be an industry city, home to Berklee School for Music and all the other music related spaces around....well everything has shrunk up, artists have nowhere to go except out....and it's even worse the second you get any distance away from Boston. and that's just music. it's even worse for literally every other type of artistic practice. that song Ghost Town by The Specials....that's not dramatic enough to showcase how bad it is.
listen i've worked in the live music industry of Boston for the past 10yrs on and off stage. every job that can be done, i've done....and i've never heard this artist before. this is literally my first exposure to them. just as sure as i am that the Celtics are gonna win another championship, i'm sure that this is mass-manufactured-radio friendly-sellout-BS that's riding on current trends. HOWEVER, i am also sure that the backstory and sentiments behind the song are authentic, and that the universal appeal in the themes does come from a place of honesty. now this can't hold a candle to the authenticity of another punk based MA artist like Fiddlehead....but i think even they would agree that the few opportunities that Have Heart (also an MA band that many members of Fiddlehead were in previously) had, there are even fewer opportunities for Fiddlehead now.
Jesus christ. van gogh made art in a crappy brothel town in southern france and the sand dunes of holland in between cutting his ear off. Wilfred Owen wrote the best poetry of the century in a front line trench and a hospital in Scarborough. Nowhere should be a 'safe space' for art. You are the gentrification.
@@Ukraineaissance2014 wow....ummm...what? first of all, you're commenting in an artist's safe space that they "don't deserve" to have...so why are you here in the first place? second you clearly have no respect for Van Gogh or Wilfred Owen, or their process...nor do you have respect for their dichotomous pairing in Edward Hopper or Allen Ginsberg. you bastardize their stories to make flamboyant gestures of the process. third i was born and raised in the city of Boston, i currently live and work in the city of Boston. my family has lived in the city of Boston for 3 generations...so no, i am not the gentrification. i am the family displaced by gentrification...something you clearly know nothing about. 4th and finally...i think you're more upset with the words "safe space" than anything else. you bipassed like 99% of my comment which is specific to make sweeping accusations. you're a common ignorant troll who has nothing to say. you just want to discredit me, but you clearly lack the compassion and knowledge to do so. it's quite pathetic. you missed the point.
i would pity you if i continued to consider you...but i don't. so go on, yell and scream all you want. your further comments are better delivered to the nearest brick wall.
Happy New Year, J-Hawk! Saw you rockin' the New Year's programme.
Could do with a warning about the swears in this video, though.
Welcome back, glad you finally took a few days off and hope you had a good break! This was the most I’ve laughed in a weeks, your shirt without the R shining abilities are unparalleled. I couldn’t get past the fact this guy looks like Adam Levine, doing Chucky does Clockwork Orange, but he and the others are altogether far too clean and glossy, too much Soul Glo. Won’t lie, I’d see myself liking this for a week if it was released 28 years ago, but now I’m an adult and the lyrics coming from a grown man just annoy me.
I love how you just drift off into a rabbit hole! I laugh every time
Smash Mouth and Greenday had a baby!
Don’t diss Smash Mouth and Greenday! 😡 …but yeah… 😅😂
I felt like they stole the lyrics from Avril Lavine’s garbage bin to be honest.
the way you almost did a rap at the beginning granted an instant like. comedy. i like it
Awesome seeing you on the telly on New Year’s Eve 🤘
You called it, Justin. If a person cannot find a way to be happy where they are right now, they will never be happy no matter where they go.
While I get the thought behind that saying, it really is pretty asinine. You think someone living in Bakhmut, Ukraine right now should be happy? Or Mogadishu? You think they are hopelessly depressed and beyond all capability of ever feeling happy again because they wish they could go somewhere else?
That is some 1st world quote if I ever hear one. lol
Nahhh, a new environment is always good.
What a effin dumb thing to say.
How did you manage to get all the way through this without once uttering the word "derivative"?
You should do a review on RIDE after mentioning them in this video! Would love to hear your take on Vapour Trail
Just listening to the clips of this is so painful 😖 your excitement at the pick slide made me laugh so hard
Ah, to be so young, soft, and full of yourself. Memories.
P.S. Besides your adept analysis, I think my favorite part of this vid is your parents clanking around in the kitchen.
Who even recommended this mate?! 🤣
it was going a bit viral on TikTok because of how bad it was . Anthony Fantono and a lot of people in music commentary did responses to it.
@@kadewalker I see 🤣 it's god awful.
But it's not even worth mentioning...
Hello there Mr. Justin Hawkins, happy New Year to you and your family. Great little tune of your intro, Justin Hawkin's Rides Again which I liked alot better than the music video today. Your online show is wonderful and you have a great sense of humor. I have never hear of you before until I watched the Taylor tribute concert. Now I watch your show on CZcams and it's great! Take care. Peace & Love 😊
HNY to you and yours Justin ❤