This is the reason why I love Glee.
I love it when they re-invent songs and make them even than better the original. I also love the intro by Principal Figgins, "Tik and also Tok by rapper Ke-Dollar Sign-Ha".
Ok granted the episode was about drinking, and although it was supposed to be about why alcohol is BAD for you, to me it came off a little more like it was glorifying it. Esp given the amount of fun they seemed to be having in the show. I hope there aren't too many tweens watching :S
Oh well, as much as the episode made me wanna go out and party, I'm a complete boor when inebriated, ie. I turn lobster-red, and puke or pass out. As opposed to "weepy-hysterical" or "happy-girl drunk" (as illustrated in the show). I guess it's true. After experiencing the BAD effects of booze, you sorta get scared into NOT wanting to repeat them.
Oh but there was this scene in this country honky-tonk bar where pple were line-dancing together to the music! That brought back memories of Texas, cuz it really does happen there. It's like Singapore's mambo, but with feet and minus the crazy hand gestures. I remember dancing together in one line with a bunch of strangers, all the while trying not to step on their toes. Good times :D
And have I mentioned that ANTM and Amazing Race are back!?!? In Kaishi's words, "my buddy, life begins again!" :)
In other news on the unemployment front, I've been in a big fat lazy funk (not the dancing kind). I'm soooo lazyyyyy. And I'm so borreeddddddddddd (as evident from the increase in my fb/blogging activity, and they're all meaningless posts too). Well not really, I've been doing church stuff - helping out with props for the musical and trying to get my act together so I can lead a Bible study session.
Anyhoo, this is an awesome (albeit much quieter) song.
You’re the only one that hurts,
Only one that hurts me more than a little bit
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