War! (Alabama)
Bo Burnham * Track #10 On Make Happy
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- #1Hell Yeah (Intro)
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- #2I Love You (Masturbation)
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- #3Straight White Male
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- #4White People (Hey Bo, Guess What?)
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- #5I’m a Little Teapot (Improv Song)
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- #6Country Song
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- #7Celebrity Lip Syncing
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- #8Gorgeous Dick
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- #9(If You Want Love) Lower Your Expectations
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- #10War! (Alabama)
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- #11Making a Peanut Butter and Jelly Sandwich
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- #12Continuity Errors (Flaming Hot Cheetos) [Entertainers]
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- #13Kill Yourself
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- #14Do Not Objectify Me
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- #15Break Up Song
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- #16Make Happy Speech
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- #17Can’t Handle This
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- #18Are You Happy?
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War! (Alabama) by Bo Burnham
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This is a short bit from Make Happy. The first part is a parody of the song War, a song about the Vietnam war. The second part is a joke about the stereotypes that people from the south, especially the mentioned Alabama, are stupid by saying they were only entertained by the lighting (referred to as...
War! (Alabama) Annotated
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Original does not mean good. Anyone can do anything. Don't let me off the hook too easy.
War, huh, good God y'all, what is it good for? Increasing domestic manufacturing. I don't want to get political 'cause I only know my own ideas of other people's ideas.
We just played in Alabama. They just like the lights. I didn't even need to do jokes. "Motherfucker's got moving candles." No, not quite. Alabama was actually nice. You're elitist pricks. Isn't that fun?
War! (Alabama) Q&A
Who wrote War! (Alabama)'s ?
War! (Alabama) was written by Bo Burnham.
When did Bo Burnham release War! (Alabama)?
Bo Burnham released War! (Alabama) on Fri Jun 03 2016.
I don't get the Alabama joke - could anyone explain?
He plays on the stereotype that Alabama is full of stupid people who didn’t need Bo’s jokes to be amused, as they were entertained by something as simple as the lighting (“moving candles”). Then he turns it on the crowd that laughed since the Alabama crowd was the same as the rest. Bo did have an in...