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\u201cKaboom. Kablaow. Kaboom. Rest in peace my granny. She got hit by a bazooka.\u201d So in just a few weeks, \u201cBazooka\u201d has established itself as one of the most durable meme records of the year. When I first heard it, I wasn\u2019t sure if this was the purest distillation of cross-generational trauma that I\u2019d heard in a pop song in a long time, or if it was just jokes. So whatever the actual answer to that is, it was quickly taken up as a comic meme. \u201cGrandma what happened.\u201d \u201cI got hit by a bazooka.\u201d There are endless remixes, new versions, alternate takes that have been popping up, seemingly every day. I\u2019m talking Indian classical. I\u2019m talking Midwest emo. I\u2019m talking John Williams-style orchestral score. I\u2019m talking a cappella. I\u2019m talking Grateful Dead. So this is a song that lends itself really well to exaggerated reaction. You have these really ethereal, soothing synths that kind of provide a bed for the record, but underneath, there\u2019s this nervous, skittish drum pattern that kind of feels like it\u2019s grabbing you. And of course, there\u2019s the hook. It\u2019s hard to hear this hook and not laugh a little bit. It\u2019s hard to hear this hook and not feel a little bit of sadness about something that you might have gone through, and it\u2019s hard to hear this hook and not sing along. \u201cKaboom. Kablaow.\u201d In that way, it reminds me a little bit of SahBabii\u2019s \u201cPull Up wit ah Stick.\u201d Really, really dark subject matter. But there\u2019s something about the sweetness of a melody in his voice that left you in this kind of confused, torn state. And then, naturally, it\u2019s hard not to think of One of the things I like so much about the high memeification of this song is that it\u2019s created another viral star. Let\u2019s talk about DancingBones07, a Navy veteran who does these kind of interpretive, highly expressive, lot of motion dance videos. Sometimes offbeat. I watch his videos, and I think a lot about people who use dance or comedy or music as a way of dealing with pain. When you watch him, you see there\u2019s something inside that\u2019s really, really needing to get out. There are people who are seeing \u201cBazooka\u201d as music. There are people who are seeing \u201cBazooka\u201d as comedy. There are people who are seeing \u201cBazooka\u201d as dance. But I actually think everybody is seeing it as therapy. I\u2019m going to put some of my own life through. You owe it to your friend. This feels like I have you share my heart. It\u2019s terrifying, but I\u2019m doing this. I love my song. But I keep trying to be. Every time I kiss it. Maybe I can do the song of breaking down. Hey. Let me, let me. I\u2019ve been confused as of late. Yeah, but you mind. You step away. You\u2019re like. You wake me up but you drive me up. One of the things I enjoyed the most about the high meme ification of bazooka is that it actually created another viral stock, dancing bonds. Oh seven bazooka has become something of a muse for him. In that way, it reminds me a little bit of saw babies pull up with a stick. Really, really dark subject matter. But there\u2019s something about the sweetness of a melody in his voice that left you in this kind of confused, torn state. Who? That is what that was. Oh. That. Crazy. Oh, shit. What a fuck that a wit. What the fuck? They had a where the fuck you on the beach? Every time I close my eyes, I\u2019m drunk. He\u2019s about that place. Every time I close my eyes, I think about how they did. You quit? I don\u2019t know what you want me to go. You\u2019re gonna fly. You\u2019re gonna die. Cruel homicide. When I think about you, if you decide to go, I want you. Don\u2019t rest in peace, my granny. She got hit by a bazooka. Yeah, I think about it every time I hit the hook of kaboom could blow kaboom. I was in my room trying to teach my little sister. Then I heard her. For me, this sounded like a missile. Whoo! That is what that was. Oh. That. Granny. Oh, she died just for. Just wash as much as just five shots fired. Shots fired. Completely. I take those kaboom! Black. Yeah. Oh. Okay, good. So, bazooka in just a few weeks has become kind of one of the most adorable meme songs in recent memory. I first encountered it right after the beginning of the year, and when I heard it, I wasn\u2019t entirely sure if it was maybe the purest distillation of cross-generational trauma that I had heard in a pop song in quite some time, or if it was just jokes. But the meme universe came to the rescue and made it clear that from low to Low remix, the remix comedy skit to animation skit bazooka is one of the most dour and. Redacted. But that. I just think it\u2019s because this it\u2019s going naturally away from my neck. So I put it lower. Now that\u2019s. You want to. Look out for the. Maybe something on the end of the boat. Yeah, yeah. Cowbell! Kaboom! Kabam. Kaboom! Boom! Rest in peace. The granny. She got hit by a bazooka. God, think about it. Every time I hit the Coca Cola moon to blow kaboom. I was in my room trying to teach my little sister. Then I heard a boom, and it sounded like a missile. Who? That is what? That was. Oh. That\u2019s pretty. Oh, shit. Done. What the fuck they you do with. What the fuck they hit it with the fuck you punch up to the beach. Every time I close my eyes, I\u2019m drawing plays about that place. Every time I close my eyes, I think about how they did it. Quick. Sorry, Kenny. For them, I have the going for never forget. I don\u2019t know what you want me to do. Homicide. When I think about you. And he goes like you go go go go. If you was our neighbor, who would you do? Our penguin party. Granny. Are you fucking granny? Hell yeah. Up in the fucking sky. Art degree. I fucking love you. Come on, come on. Oh! So good. Oh, good. I know I lost my father to my. Lady, I was good cause. What the fuck, you bitch? I come from Azerbaijan. I don\u2019t think about. Rest in peace, my granny. She got hit by a car. Someone kaboom! Come blow. Kaboom! Rest in peace, my granny. She got me about the super that. Kaboom could blow. Kaboom. I was lucky, this is my. This is good. When I heard of that is what it was that you. Yeah. Think about it. Every time I look up your poor compound, the kaboom. Oh! Kaboom! It could blow the whole. So, bazooka has been a sort of unusually durable meme. And over the last few weeks, it\u2019s one of those records that came around the end of it. It\u2019s a record that came around the end of the year, and when I first heard it, I couldn\u2019t quite tell if it was the purest distillation of cross-generational trauma that I\u2019d heard in a pop song in a long time. Or just jokes, luckily, the meme universe came to the rescue, and now this Miami XO song has become one of the defining soundtracks of the early part of 2026. Nope. Yeah, yeah, I go through the whole thing. I\u2019m you literally from the start. You start. Another item? Yeah, yeah. I was about to get a really good shot of the city. So bazooka is one of the most durable meme songs in recent memory. I first encountered it at the beginning of the year, and initially, it wasn\u2019t clear if it was one of the purest distillations of multi generational trauma that I had heard in a pop song in a really long time. Or if it was just jokes. But pretty quickly the meme universe came to the rescue and made clear that this Miami XO song is already going to be part of the soundtrack of the early part of 2026, to be honest. Yeah yeah yeah yeah, we\u2019re just not like those bands. The jacket, my jacket. You want me to, put it somewhere else like that? Facing you? Yeah. It just don\u2019t like it. No, no, no, no, I know, I\u2019m just trying to figure out how I can maybe do it with both. Like that. Okay. Oh. Let\u2019s let\u2019s let\u2019s move. On. Those those. Kaboom. Cube black. Okay, good. So, bazooka in just a few weeks has become kind of one of the most durable meme songs in recent memory. I first encountered it right after the beginning of the year, and when I heard it, I wasn\u2019t entirely sure if it was maybe the purest distillation of cross-generational trauma that I had heard in a pop song in quite some time, or if it was just jokes. But the meme universe came to the rescue and made it clear that from wall to wall remix to remix, comedy skit to animation, skit bazooka is one of the most dark and redacted lots that. I just think it\u2019s because this it\u2019s going naturally away from my neck. So I put it lower. Now that\u2019s. You want to? Maybe something on the end of the boat. Yeah, yeah. I\u2019m gonna do it on the way back. Because on the off chance. Yeah, yeah yeah yeah. I figured, I. And maybe you want to do something. Nah, that\u2019s two fun. You want to do something? To get some insights elsewhere. Yeah. You know, I just want to give them, you know, let\u2019s give them some space. Yeah. What if I was, like, crawled over, like, kind of like, n no, like. Yeah. Yeah, yeah. Okay. Let\u2019s do some things. Yeah. Look at me, look at me. Wow. Okay. Okay. Where? Joe Gunn is taking a call. He says, oh, yeah. Sorry. I\u2019m sorry. Yeah. So whatever the actual answer to that question was, it was quickly taken up as a comic meme. This is a song that seems to lend itself to an exaggerated reaction. On the top, you had. No. All right, well, wait. Told his worth accelerating. Yeah, yeah. There we go. So? So this is a song that kind of lends itself to exaggerated reaction. It has these ethereal, spacey synths that provide the bed for it. But underneath there\u2019s like, this incredibly skittish and nervous drum pattern. And then, of course, there\u2019s the hook. You hear it, and you can\u2019t help but kind of wonder, should I be sad? Should I be smiling? Should I sing along? Maybe from here, yeah. They say here, yeah, yeah. So a few things that a reminds me of in it\u2019s kind of tension. It reminds me a lot of sob Babies pull Up with a stick, which came out ten years ago and had that same kind of intersection of melancholy sweetness and less, and saw babies pull up with a stick, which came out ten years ago and had that same intersection of melancholy and sweetness, and also left you a little bit uncertain of how to feel at the end of it, especially with the video. Also thing. So. Okay. Yeah, also, there\u2019s a moment in this song where I listen to and I think about rumors. Rascal, which is his cover of Rascal Flatts, is there\u2019s a moment where I listen to this song. I think about rumors, rascal, which is his cover of Rascal Flatts super treacly God Bless the Broken Road. And then, of course, there\u2019s Grandma Gets Run Over. Yeah. And then of course, there\u2019s Grandma Got Run Over by a reindeer. In case you want to mourn grandma. One more time in a different style. John Williams, I mean, Grateful Dead. Okay. Just. It\u2019s fine. It just. Okay. We\u2019re good. So as this song started to spread, internet is, Excuse me. So as this song started to spread, internet is. Sorry, you can\u2019t see my phone. Okay, I\u2019ll hold it out. So as this song really started to spread, internet is as internet does. There are versions of bazooka in any style that you can imagine. I\u2019m talking Midwest emo. I\u2019m talking Indian classical. I\u2019m talking John Williams style orchestral song. I\u2019m talking, I\u2019m talking John Williams style orchestral score. I\u2019m talking. Acapella. Grateful that I\u2019m talking. John Williams style orchestral score. I\u2019m talking acapella. I\u2019m talking Grateful Dead. Yeah, one more time. You want to do that and sitting in a different place, or you feel like directing it again here. Sit over there. Like this. So as this. So as this song started to spread, internet is as internet does. There are endless remixes. There are endless remixes, new versions, alternate takes that have been popping up seemingly every day. I\u2019m talking Indian classical. I\u2019m talking Midwest emo. I\u2019m talking John Williams style orchestral score. I\u2019m talking acapella. I\u2019m talking Grateful Dead. In addition to the remixes and new versions, you\u2019ve got poll comedy skits, animations, supercuts from films. This song has become a universal soundtrack of comedic trauma. Okay, here\u2019s a bit of must be like, okay, one more time, I\u2019m filming. Yeah. In addition to all the remixes and new versions you have viral. In addition to the remixes and new versions, you\u2019ve got comedic skits, animations, supercuts of well-known films in short order. Bazooka has become the soundtrack for comedic trauma all over the internet. Okay. How is Miami Czar responding to all this with a seeming amount of good cheer? He\u2019s posted a bunch of videos lamenting how after six years of putting out music, this is the thing that\u2019s breaking him out. He\u2019s posted a video complaining about all the people who post this song without tagging him. It\u2019s taking it in good stead. Do that one more time. Yeah. Oh yeah. How\u2019s Miami XO handling this peacefully? I\u2019d say he\u2019s posted a bunch of videos complaining about everybody who\u2019s used his song without tagging him and lamenting how after six years of putting out music, this kaboom is the song that\u2019s breaking him out. That\u2019s loud. Okay, one of the things I like so much about the high meme ification of this song is that it\u2019s created another viral star. Let\u2019s talk about dancing bones oh seven so this is a middle aged gentleman and Navy veteran who does these kind of interpretive, highly expressive, lot of motion dance videos, sometimes off beat. But he has made a bit of a cottage industry over dancing to this song. I. So I, you know, I just what I was like is that here, I just got distracted. Yeah, yeah. Walk this way. I watch his videos and I think a lot about people who use dance or comedy or music as a way of dealing with pain. I look at these, I look at I\u2019ll do it again. I look at these clips and I think about people who use music or dance or comedy as a way of dealing with pain. When you watch him, you see there\u2019s something inside that\u2019s really, really needing to get out. And he has found a channel through this song and many others at processing whatever it is he\u2019s dealing with. I don\u2019t like that. Okay. But dancing is therapy. Yeah, right. Right. So. So when I watch these videos, I think a lot about people who use dance or music or comedy as a way of dealing with pain. These things are dancing as therapy. It\u2019s something you might do in the middle of your workday to, like, let off some steam. He has videos dancing with this song in a car dealership and a chick fil A, of course, in his living room. It\u2019s a real reminder that when you\u2019re going through something, sometimes all you can do to get to the other side is dance or laugh or I don\u2019t have anything else to say. I was so close. Yeah, that\u2019s not the main point. No, no, no. And I can say it\u2019s just dance therapy. It\u2019s the therapy. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And so when I watch his videos, I think a lot about people who use dance or comedy or music as a way to process pain. This guy. This guy. Dance, dance. Okay. And so when I watch these videos, I feel a little bit relieved to know that there are people out there who are music to comedy, to dancing as therapy. Where do you think people. No, no, no, I want to take out the Pryor thing. I don\u2019t want to repeat that. This was in lieu. You said shorter. So that was my shorter version. Right. And so Miami Exo and Dancing Bones oh seven have created a sort of super team up music, as comedy, as dancing, as therapy. They\u2019re they\u2019re. Where do the whole thing. Okay, so in just a few weeks, bazooka has established itself as one of the most durable meme records of the year. When I first heard it at the beginning of January, I truly wasn\u2019t sure if this is the purest distillation of cross-generational trauma I have heard. I wasn\u2019t sure if this was the purest distillation of cross-generational trauma that I\u2019d heard in a pop song in a long time, or if it was just the jokes, the meme ecosystem made pretty clear. Pretty quickly that it was here for the laughs. Within weeks, we\u2019ve had remixes, new versions, covers within a week, within weeks, we\u2019ve had covers, remixes, new versions, comedic skits, supercuts of films, animations, all kinds of things. Making it clear no no no no, not that I know that. I think there. Have. Yeah. So whatever. Yeah. So yeah, the songs right here. So whatever the actual. Yeah. So whatever the actual answer to that is, it was quickly taken up as a comic meme. You\u2019ve got remixes, new versions, comic skits, animations, super cuts from films all guarantee all of that. Making clear that. But all of that making clear that bazooka is the soundtrack of trauma. All of that. Making clear that bazooka is the soundtrack of comedic trauma. In 2026. This is a song that lends itself to exaggerated response. So we do like a different angle. Over there. Like that\u2019s. Yeah, yeah. So this. All right. So this is a song that. Real tourist. Real it. So this is a song that lends itself really well to exaggerated a reaction. On the one hand, you have these really ethereal, soothing synths that kind of provide a bed for the record, but underneath there\u2019s this really nervous, skittish drum pattern that feels like it\u2019s choking you at the same time. Underneath, there\u2019s this nervous, skittish drum pattern that kind of feels like it\u2019s grabbing you in real time. And of course, there\u2019s the hook. It\u2019s hard not to hear this hook and laugh a little bit. It\u2019s hard not to hear this hook and be reminiscent about something that went wrong. It was traumatic. It\u2019s hard not to hear this. Look at that. It\u2019s hard not to hear this hook and laugh a little bit. It\u2019s hard not to hear this hook and feel a little bit of sadness about something that you might have gone through. It\u2019s hard not to hear this hook and want to sing along. Let\u2019s take that one more time to hear this hook. And once it\u2019s hard to hear this, I can not want to sing along now, but I want to put the not before. But I think it\u2019s the knot. Not you are hearing. It\u2019s hard to hear this hook. Yeah, yeah yeah, yeah. Okay. Got it. I\u2019ll do it that way. You zoom in there. Like this. All right. It\u2019s hard to hear this hook and not laugh a little bit. It\u2019s hard to hear this hook and not feel a little bit of sadness about something that you might have gone through, and it\u2019s hard to hear this hook and not sing along. Way, way. Clap again. You know. In that way, it reminds me a little bit of sad babies. Pull up with a stick. This is a record that came out in 2016. Really, really dark subject matter. But there\u2019s something about the sweetness of a melody in his voice that left you in this kind of confused, torn state. Obviously, it brought up it also. It also brought up. It also reminded me of rumors rascal, which is cover of the super treacly song by rascal Flatts called God Bless the Broken Road. And then, naturally, it\u2019s hard not to think of Grandma Got Run Over by a Reindeer. Is that good? Do we do we have that? Yeah. Okay. Okay. Let\u2019s make sweets. Do you want to say anything? Head on about the idea that the song is sort of like playing with people\u2019s expectations about. Like tragedy. I mean, that\u2019s how I feel like I was the lead. Like that. Like the thing. I\u2019m kind of like, I heard it. I didn\u2019t know how to feel. Yeah, I think that\u2019s okay. I think it\u2019s sufficient. Yeah, yeah. Yeah. It\u2019s too windy. All right, I\u2019ll do it. You can hear me. Okay. When it comes to the remixes and new versions, you can get it in. When it comes to the remixes and new versions, you can get bazooka in any style. I\u2019m talking Indian classical. I\u2019m talking John Williams style orchestral. I\u2019m talking Midwest emo. I\u2019m talking acapella. And yeah, I\u2019m talking Grateful Dead. I\u2019m never going to let him do it. Can you just film me from the other direction so the wind does my hair the correct way? Oh come on, man. Yeah. Okay, there\u2019s more behind it. Oh, sorry. We to get so good when it come good. When it comes to the remixes and the new versions, you can get bazooka in any style. I\u2019m talking Indian classical. I\u2019m talking acapella. I\u2019m talking John Williams. When it comes to the remixes and new versions, you can get bazooka in any style. I\u2019m talking Indian classical, I\u2019m talking acapella, I\u2019m talking John Williams orchestral score. I\u2019m talking Midwest emote. And yeah, I\u2019m talking Grateful Dead. I want to start, after the next stop. That\u2019s when I\u2019ll start throwing the flowers. Because if we get kicked off, I just want to get kicked off. That\u2019s how you got my. Okay, let\u2019s do the thing about the meme of, like, him leaning into the comedy and the meme vacation. Okay? How\u2019s Miami XO handling all this? Spread in pretty good spirits. I think he\u2019s posted a bunch of comedy videos of his own, complaining about all the famous people who\u2019ve used the clip without tagging him and lamenting the fact that after many years of putting out music, this song is the one that\u2019s his breakout. One of the things I\u2019ve enjoyed the most about the high mummification of bazooka is that it actually created another viral star. I\u2019m talking about dancing bones oh seven. This is a middle aged guy who posts dance videos as kind of a sense of personal joy and relief, and bazooka has become something of a muse for him in the last few weeks. He\u2019s dance to it in a chick fil A, he\u2019s dance to it in a car dealership. And yeah, he dances to it over and over again in his own home. And when I think about the Miami Exo dancing bones oh seven Alliance, it\u2019s really kind of a relief to me when I think about the line for music. It\u2019s a comedy to dance to therapy. That\u2019s good. That\u2019s a good ethic. That\u2019s better. Oh, I wanted to. I wanted you to get me happy. Good. Okay. You got it. Well, here we go. It\u2019s not falling over the side. We got to deal with it. You make your move back, do that. Do the kicker one more time, because I think it\u2019s good, but I feel like just. Yeah. Yeah, sure. Yeah, yeah. Just for Miami the Miami backs. How about dancing. One of those have an alliance hairs okay. I\u2019m trying to go by your standards but also like mad with. It\u2019s a little bit. When I think about the Miami exo dancing bones oh seven Alliance, it kind of gives me a little bit of hope and thinking about the when I think about the the Syrian, that\u2019s what you get for a fatty. When I think about the Miami exo and Dancing Bones oh seven Alliance, it kind of gives me a little bit of hope. I think, about the promise that\u2019s held in that line between music and comedy and dance and therapy. When I think about them, when I think about the Miami Exo and dancing Bones of Seven Alliance, it kind of gives me a little bit of hope. There are people who are using music and dance and comedy for therapy. Is that a good kick? Yeah. You think? Yeah. It reminds me that. Okay, I got I got it when I had. Yeah. I feel like when I think about the, when I think about the Miami Exo dancing Bones oh seven Alliance, it gives me dance moves. I saw what I said when I think about the Miami Exo dancing bones oh seven Alliance gives me a little bit of hope. There are people who are seeing bazookas music. There are people who are seeing bazooka as comedy. There are people who are seeing bazooka is dance. I think everybody is seeing it as therapy. I think that\u2019s it. Let\u2019s do another day in a different locale, because we\u2019ve been in this chair for a while. Got Daniel Arnold for North Carolina. Oh that\u2019s amazing. That\u2019s going to be saying it\u2019s going to be on unreal. Phenomenal. Rest in peace, Mikey. Around to not be that fast. But I was like, it\u2019s fine to me. Yeah. Before Grand Unified. But soon I think about it every time I look the okay so quickly. Come on. Okay. When I think about the dancing moment, when I think about the Miami exo dancing bones. Oh, no, no, no. What I think about the Miami Exo dancing bones oh seven Alliance. It gives me a little bit of hope. There are people who are seeing bazooka as music. There are people who are seeing bazooka as comedy. There are people who are seeing bazooka dance. But I actually think everybody is seeing it as therapy. With the whole the whole series. Yeah. This girl is going, all right, let me spring in. No time. We got. All right, let\u2019s let\u2019s do this. The weather\u2019s nice, so let\u2019s do this off the back as we\u2019re going down. Let\u2019s do it now. If you get it wrong. What is that garbage? Piling up. Which is. Okay. Had anything to do with a close up on the flowers and tells me. Oh, we got it. Arriving at North Williamsburg right now. The guy that shouted. Out the time, I know, I don\u2019t remember. Now what year? Okay. So we had all that audio. So recording audio. Come up here. You have the scope player now, Heather. And another lifetime. This is the true story of my day. Okay. Look off. Look out into the. And then turn to me and saying. This. Maybe something on the end. Yeah yeah yeah yeah. With, the Chrysler Building. I\u2019m gonna do it on the way back. Because on the off chance. Yeah, yeah. Do you see up here? I think it\u2019s up. Up. Are you. It. Maybe you want to do something. Nice. Do you want to do something? Something in the water. We want you on. We\u2019ll get some insight. Chance later tonight. Yeah? Yeah. No, I just want to get her, you know? Yeah, yeah. I\u2019m like this. Yeah. I thought I was, like, crawled over, like, I like, you know, like. Yeah, yeah, yeah. When you look there, see said like, this is a. Look at me, look at me. Okay. All right. I think we got new ones. Okay, okay. We\u2019re joking. He\u2019s taking a call. He says, oh, yeah.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
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