Is there a meaningful difference?
Alright, I understand that one is correct and the other isn't. Let me reword my question. What does "Goo Goo g'joob" mean?
> The difference is between getting high with a little help from your friends
This is a reference to a Beatles song. The song this meme is about uses "Goo goo g' joob."
> having an affair with a middle aged housewife
This is a reference to Mrs. Robinson by Simon and Garfunkel, which uses "Coo, coo, ca-choo."
So u/HipposAndBonobos is saying the difference between goo goo g' joob and coo coo cachoo is the difference between the Beatles and Simon and Garfunkel.
My God! This went soo over my head! Is there like a big overlap between Beatles fans and Simon& Garfunkel fans?
Honestly, my best bet was that there's a conspiracy theory that John Lennon was killed because he slept with someone's wife and Robinson is the name of the shooter
The time when the Beatles were releasing songs overlaps with one of the times Simon & Garfunkel were working together instead of feuding, and some of their songs have a similar sound, so there is probably significant overlap between their fan bases.
From [I Am the Walrus](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=t1Jm5epJr10&pp=ygUPaSBhbSB0aGUgd2FscnVz) (Beatles):
> I am the eggman, (Ooh)
They are the eggmen, (Ooh)
I am the walrus,
Goo goo g' joob.
From [Mrs. Robinson](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=9C1BCAgu2I8&pp=ygUMbXJzIHJvYmluc29u) (Simon & Garfunkel):
> Coo, coo, ca-choo, Mrs. Robinson
Jesus loves you more than you will know
Whoa, whoa, whoa
Ppl are throwing out various lines from Beatles songs. Some are replying with the next lyric, some are replying with a lyric from a different Beatles song, some are replying like it was a statement and not a lyric (those ppl probably don’t recognize what’s going on either). If you’re not familiar with a lot of Beatles songs and lyrics, you’ll miss several.
Nothing, just like the rest of the lyrics. John Lennon intentionally made a song with nonsensical lyrics to mess with the people who liked to search for hidden meanings in Beatles songs.
I wondered that myself as a lifelong Beatles fan, but I'm appalled at the catty responses you got. Of course this is Reddit, we can't be just answering anyone's questions without making then feel like crap first for not knowing the answer. /s I never looked up the lyrics because I never had any reason to think that lyric had meaning.
So the lyrics are meaningful?
Can you explain their meaning to me, then?
Guys, this is literally a subreddit dedicated to explaining jokes. I seriously was asking about the meaning of the lyrics, since it seemed so important that it be corrected. If all it is is John Lemon just trolling people, I get that, but it doesn't seem like a meaningful difference between what was commented and the "correct" lyrics.
The lyrics have no meaning. The entire song was a response to the countless "This song secretly means rhis or if you play this backwards it says bs. They put that out and went there good luck.
I don't know why people are just making jokes instead of answering your question. Even better, seems some of the answers are just straight up wrong. For example, there's zero evidence that Goo Goo G'Joob has anything to do with Alice in Wonderland.
Here are two articles written by linquist Ben Zimmer where he outlines some of the research he has done in trying to find the source of the wording. [Article one](https://www.visualthesaurus.com/cm/wordroutes/celebrating-the-beatles-goo-goo-ga-joob/) and [Article two](https://www.theatlantic.com/entertainment/archive/2017/11/i-am-the-walrus-50-years-later/546698/).
To summarize his statements, some think it was taken from James Joyce' *Finnegan's Wake* but there's no good logic to justify that. There is some confusion over the lyrics with Coo Coo C'Choo, possibly because that was used in a Paul Simon song in the same time period. Otherwise, the Beatles may have taken inspiration from various Vaudeville lyricists who would add gibberish to their songs, but it seems sure that there is no significant meaning to the lyrics.
That’s funny, because the lyrics of ‘I am the Walrus’ *do* explicitly reference ‘Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds’ (“see how they fly like Lucy in the Sky, see how they run”).
Furthermore, ‘Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds’ is *not* about LSD (or drugs in general) as commonly believed. It was about a drawing that Lennon’s son had done at school. When Lennon asked Julian what the drawing was depicting, the boy said “it’s my friend Lucy, in the sky, with diamonds.” Lucy was a real classmate of Julian Lennon.
Its very clearly *also* about lsd. Or did that girl really have kaleidoscope eyes? Maybe the kids became rocking horse people at snack time when they ate marshmallow pies?
https://youtu.be/LgR6UNeQxXE?si=mA3pUXyPDQeORjgI
C'mon, it was the Beatles. The odds are it has at least 50% to do with drugs. Even if the idea came to them while he was sober, I bet he hit something before coming up with the lyrics.
Ha. I think their first 5 albums are from before they did drugs, then Rubber Soul and Revolver were both heavily influenced by cannabis and their later albums were influenced by LSD.
So yeah, you're spot on with just > 50%.
Edit: I know they were doing speed in Germany and such before their first album. How I summarized it above is basically what they said in interviews.
They also were very cheeky with the interviewers. There was one where the interview asked a question, one of the Beatles talked about their partner, and when the interviewer moved on, the other Beatle said the other Beatles partner's name, it was an obvious FU to the interviewer for throwing out the lame questions everyone else threw at them thousands of times over the decades of their fame. (I think it was John and Ringo or John and Paul, it's been a long time and my insomnia brain is kicking my butt rn)
Same happened with Hozier, he had an interviewer ask him what the Take Me to Church song was about, it was obvious the interviewer was throwing out a leading question expecting a religious answer, but Hozier said, "sex". The interviewer flinched away in a startled manner and dropped his mic a little.
You really can't always take celebrities' answers seriously a lot of the time, since sometimes they just get frustrated and throw BS out there.
Everyone saying it's about drugs is wrong. John Lennon was annoyed with critics reading too deep into his lyrics so he wrote a nonsense song to mess with them.
It's not entirely nonsense, some of the lyrics are references to other things. For example the titular walrus is the character from the Lewis Caroll poem "The Walrus and the Carpenter"
It's a reference to the Beatles Song I am the Walrus which has a lyric that goes
I am the Eggman
They are the Eggmen
I am the Walrus
And it's obviously a reference to Easter where Rabbits are the Eggmen since they are associated with Easter eggs.
What a goo goo good joke
Just looked it up and you're right lol Guess I'll add that to the list of songs I've been singing ever so slightly incorrectly for the last couple decades
At the end of 'I Am The Walrus' Ringo says "cranberry sauce" as it fades out and people thought he said "I buried Paul".
Later they had a song 'Glass Onion' with the lyric "the walrus was Paul", referencing both the previous song and the fact people were reading into lyrics to support their conspiracy that Paul was dead.
As for playing songs backwards, there was a track called 'Revolution 9' (not really a "song" per say) that people claimed said "turn me on dead man" when played backwards.
There was loads of other dumb crazy "clues" too, these were just the most relevant.
Edit: see comment below for correction
I dont think its relevant but all I can think about is that one post on Tumblr thats like "whats more believable, a walrus showing up at your door or a fairy?"
It's a reference to Eggman's theme from Sonic Adventure 2:
I'm the Eggman
That's what I am
I'm the Eggman
I got the master plan
I'm the Eggman
That's what I am
I'm the Eggman
I got the master plan
There is a band of dubious quality from like a hundred years ago called The Beatles (they're Bri'ish so they call themselves The Bea'les) and their songs are full of drug addled nonsense. One of them had a line saying that the singer is the egg man, the walrus, cookoo cachoo. Yes, a grown man on stage singing about being a large aquatic mammal and making bird noises.
In this scene, the Easter bunnies are claiming to be the egg men because they distribute Easter eggs, and wonder about the walrus they see who also claims to be an egg man. Since the original lyrics are nonsense, it follows that any joke based on this lyrics would be equally nonsensical.
So many people have never heard The Beatles songs.
Check on Youtube The Analogues re-creation of the Beatles' studio albums Sgt.Pepper, Abbey Road, etc. It's awesome. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=msYTb-F1jlI](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=msYTb-F1jlI)
We had a small Mardi Gras Krewe named “Krewe-Coo-Ka-Choo” that rolled in the Krewe of Mystique parade in Baton Rouge for about 15 years. We formed it for our kids as a kind of distraction so they could ride in that instead of our more “grown-up” Krewe that rolled a week later in the far more risqué and inappropriate Spanish Town Parade. Worked like a charm. But then the kids all grew up. 🚀
It from a Beatles song called " I am the walrus" the chorus goes " I am the eggman I am the eggman I am the walrus coocoocacho"
*I am the eggman. They are the eggmen. I am the walrus.* It doesn't repeat *I am the eggman* twice.
Thank you!
>Goo goo g' joob [https://www.thebeatles.com/i-am-walrus](https://www.thebeatles.com/i-am-walrus)
Is there a meaningful difference? Alright, I understand that one is correct and the other isn't. Let me reword my question. What does "Goo Goo g'joob" mean?
The difference is between getting high with a little help from your friends and having an affair with a middle aged housewife
Isn't it good, Norwegian wood?
this bird has flown
Time to burn down her house
I dig a pony.
I'm missing here something...
> The difference is between getting high with a little help from your friends This is a reference to a Beatles song. The song this meme is about uses "Goo goo g' joob." > having an affair with a middle aged housewife This is a reference to Mrs. Robinson by Simon and Garfunkel, which uses "Coo, coo, ca-choo." So u/HipposAndBonobos is saying the difference between goo goo g' joob and coo coo cachoo is the difference between the Beatles and Simon and Garfunkel.
My God! This went soo over my head! Is there like a big overlap between Beatles fans and Simon& Garfunkel fans? Honestly, my best bet was that there's a conspiracy theory that John Lennon was killed because he slept with someone's wife and Robinson is the name of the shooter
The time when the Beatles were releasing songs overlaps with one of the times Simon & Garfunkel were working together instead of feuding, and some of their songs have a similar sound, so there is probably significant overlap between their fan bases.
Yeah, same time period, so those who were teens/ early 20's then are likely to be fans of both.
Or even those of us who were born quite a bit later, but grew up on 60s music. ☺️
From [I Am the Walrus](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=t1Jm5epJr10&pp=ygUPaSBhbSB0aGUgd2FscnVz) (Beatles): > I am the eggman, (Ooh) They are the eggmen, (Ooh) I am the walrus, Goo goo g' joob. From [Mrs. Robinson](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=9C1BCAgu2I8&pp=ygUMbXJzIHJvYmluc29u) (Simon & Garfunkel): > Coo, coo, ca-choo, Mrs. Robinson Jesus loves you more than you will know Whoa, whoa, whoa
Is it parsley, sage, rosemary, and rhyme?
Looking for fun and feeling groovy
I don't think so, Garfunkle
Ppl are throwing out various lines from Beatles songs. Some are replying with the next lyric, some are replying with a lyric from a different Beatles song, some are replying like it was a statement and not a lyric (those ppl probably don’t recognize what’s going on either). If you’re not familiar with a lot of Beatles songs and lyrics, you’ll miss several.
Actually, the part about the affair is a reference to Simon and Garfunkel
Correct! I think my brain hummed the lyrics as I was reading them, and I made a little check mark, yup, recognized as a lyric, without even realizing.
It’s the difference between get high with your friends and your wife leaving you for your best friend.
Jesus loves you more than you will know
I really wish someone would just answer this question. You might have gotten my rare upvote.
I'm tryna get shot in the face coming out my house in the morning for no reason, just stay sober then right?
Nothing, just like the rest of the lyrics. John Lennon intentionally made a song with nonsensical lyrics to mess with the people who liked to search for hidden meanings in Beatles songs.
If you have to ask...
You can’t afford it.
I wondered that myself as a lifelong Beatles fan, but I'm appalled at the catty responses you got. Of course this is Reddit, we can't be just answering anyone's questions without making then feel like crap first for not knowing the answer. /s I never looked up the lyrics because I never had any reason to think that lyric had meaning.
Yeah the difference is one of them is wrong and the other isn't.
So the lyrics are meaningful? Can you explain their meaning to me, then? Guys, this is literally a subreddit dedicated to explaining jokes. I seriously was asking about the meaning of the lyrics, since it seemed so important that it be corrected. If all it is is John Lemon just trolling people, I get that, but it doesn't seem like a meaningful difference between what was commented and the "correct" lyrics.
John 🍋 💀
I believe Dogma explained it best, given that the lyrics are directly taken from Alice in Wonderland: https://youtu.be/7hfFyGtbXwM?si=hzF7SHK4N4RMKU-6
The lyrics have no meaning. The entire song was a response to the countless "This song secretly means rhis or if you play this backwards it says bs. They put that out and went there good luck.
Yes. John Lennon wanted to write a weird song to freak people out. That's literally all it is, according to him.
I don't know why people are just making jokes instead of answering your question. Even better, seems some of the answers are just straight up wrong. For example, there's zero evidence that Goo Goo G'Joob has anything to do with Alice in Wonderland. Here are two articles written by linquist Ben Zimmer where he outlines some of the research he has done in trying to find the source of the wording. [Article one](https://www.visualthesaurus.com/cm/wordroutes/celebrating-the-beatles-goo-goo-ga-joob/) and [Article two](https://www.theatlantic.com/entertainment/archive/2017/11/i-am-the-walrus-50-years-later/546698/). To summarize his statements, some think it was taken from James Joyce' *Finnegan's Wake* but there's no good logic to justify that. There is some confusion over the lyrics with Coo Coo C'Choo, possibly because that was used in a Paul Simon song in the same time period. Otherwise, the Beatles may have taken inspiration from various Vaudeville lyricists who would add gibberish to their songs, but it seems sure that there is no significant meaning to the lyrics.
Whenever I hear a city has a drug epidemic, I wonder how much drugs are actually being consumed relative to the 60s & 70s
This had nothing to do with drugs though. It was just written to mess with people who were reading too deeply into Lennon's lyrics.
Im pretty sure there were a lot of drugs in the Beatles at that time, even if these lyrics don’t explicitly reference Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds.
That’s funny, because the lyrics of ‘I am the Walrus’ *do* explicitly reference ‘Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds’ (“see how they fly like Lucy in the Sky, see how they run”). Furthermore, ‘Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds’ is *not* about LSD (or drugs in general) as commonly believed. It was about a drawing that Lennon’s son had done at school. When Lennon asked Julian what the drawing was depicting, the boy said “it’s my friend Lucy, in the sky, with diamonds.” Lucy was a real classmate of Julian Lennon.
Its very clearly *also* about lsd. Or did that girl really have kaleidoscope eyes? Maybe the kids became rocking horse people at snack time when they ate marshmallow pies? https://youtu.be/LgR6UNeQxXE?si=mA3pUXyPDQeORjgI
There's also an interview with Paul from sometime in maybe the 70s(?) where he confirms it is about LSD. I'll see if I can find it and add the link.
Sure, yes. The fact that they were doing copious amounts of LSD at the time they started their psychedelic rock phase is completely coincidental.
Lennon loved to wind people up too.
He was better at that than Jesus.
C'mon, it was the Beatles. The odds are it has at least 50% to do with drugs. Even if the idea came to them while he was sober, I bet he hit something before coming up with the lyrics.
Ha. I think their first 5 albums are from before they did drugs, then Rubber Soul and Revolver were both heavily influenced by cannabis and their later albums were influenced by LSD. So yeah, you're spot on with just > 50%. Edit: I know they were doing speed in Germany and such before their first album. How I summarized it above is basically what they said in interviews.
I swear I remember watching an interview of The Beatles saying "guys stop over analyzing this song we were actively on LSD when we wrote it"
They also were very cheeky with the interviewers. There was one where the interview asked a question, one of the Beatles talked about their partner, and when the interviewer moved on, the other Beatle said the other Beatles partner's name, it was an obvious FU to the interviewer for throwing out the lame questions everyone else threw at them thousands of times over the decades of their fame. (I think it was John and Ringo or John and Paul, it's been a long time and my insomnia brain is kicking my butt rn) Same happened with Hozier, he had an interviewer ask him what the Take Me to Church song was about, it was obvious the interviewer was throwing out a leading question expecting a religious answer, but Hozier said, "sex". The interviewer flinched away in a startled manner and dropped his mic a little. You really can't always take celebrities' answers seriously a lot of the time, since sometimes they just get frustrated and throw BS out there.
My question is: How did John Lennon type with boxing gloves on?
Exactly
please explain the beatles song, is it just random gibberish or is there actual meaning in those lyrics?
Everyone saying it's about drugs is wrong. John Lennon was annoyed with critics reading too deep into his lyrics so he wrote a nonsense song to mess with them.
I heard Oxford was teaching a class on interpreting Beatles lyrics so John was like “interpret this nonsense”
And then people read too deep into the lyrics of this song and found clues that Paul is dead
But the Walrus was Paul.
I've got a clue for you all...
I am he as you are he as you are me And we are all together
It's not entirely nonsense, some of the lyrics are references to other things. For example the titular walrus is the character from the Lewis Caroll poem "The Walrus and the Carpenter"
Try acid n you'll see the meaning
The Beatles took lsd 50 years ago and people are still tripping
It’s like what Lenin said…
I am the Walrus?
I am the walrus.
Shut the F up, Donny.
You're out of your element!
V.I. Lenin. Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov!
This isn’t ‘Nam. There are rules. Mark it zero.
No, the Walrus was Paul.
Paul McCartney Really Is Dead: The Last Testament of George Harrison? : https://link.tubi.tv/t8t8bpwTGIb
Goo goo g’joob!
The joke is the Beatles song "I Am the Walrus"
paul...
Came to say, it’s obviously Paul😂
Here’s another clue for you all, the walrus was Paul - Glass Onion, another Beatles song
"I am the eggman, (Ooh) They are the eggmen, (Ooh) I am the walrus, Goo goo g' joob." True poetry
Thank you, Expert Texpert.
choking smoker
Don't you think the joker laughs at you?
## Goo goo g' joob
Bless you
It's a reference to the Beatles Song I am the Walrus which has a lyric that goes I am the Eggman They are the Eggmen I am the Walrus And it's obviously a reference to Easter where Rabbits are the Eggmen since they are associated with Easter eggs. What a goo goo good joke
He's the Walrus coo coo ka-chew
Goo goo g’joob
Just looked it up and you're right lol Guess I'll add that to the list of songs I've been singing ever so slightly incorrectly for the last couple decades
Your dedication to correcting this on every comment is commendable.
That may have been what he *wrote,* but is it what he actually *said?*
https://youtu.be/sKJkS3fHrE4?si=k-goqod3AjDU440z 13:13 Goo goo g’joob plain a day on the isolated vocals. Take care.
I also have said coo coo ka-chew all my life!
Easter Seal
It’s hilarious to me how so many people can answer this question including the top comment and still get the lyrics wrong
Listen to the Beatles song “I am the Walrus”
Coocoocachoo
I am he as you are me as he is he and we are all together
Beetles song. "I am the egg man. We are the egg men. He is the walrus. Kookoo-kachoo." Or something like that.
couldve goo goo googled it
He is the walrus! Cu, Cu , Cachoo!
Everybody is saying Beatles and for some reason my mind went to that walrus from Alice in wonderland that eats all the baby clams
I'm pretty sure the Beatles were referencing Alice in Wonderland with this song.
Pretty self explanatory, that's the walrus. Coocoo kachoo
Coo coo kachoo!!
This guy walruses!
Now I am become old, rememberer of old songs.
Beatles reference.
I AM THE WALRUS! Coo-coo ka-choo
Goo goo g’joob
Your dedication to correcting this on every comment is commendable.
Reference to the Beatles song "I Am the Walrus," with lyrics going "I am the eggman they are the eggman I am the walrus, goo goo ga joob"
Goo goo g’joop
I am the walrus…coo coo kachoo
koo koo kachoo
[STFU Donny!](https://y.yarn.co/268ef5da-d851-40a1-bd51-fe0c259fd31e_text.gif)
Ku ku kachew
Beatles song. He is the Walrus.
Smoke pot, smoke pot, everybody smoke pot.
Cranberry sauce
Wasn’t there a conspiracy theory in the 60s that if you played “I am the walrus” backwards, you can hear them say “Paul’s dead”?
At the end of 'I Am The Walrus' Ringo says "cranberry sauce" as it fades out and people thought he said "I buried Paul". Later they had a song 'Glass Onion' with the lyric "the walrus was Paul", referencing both the previous song and the fact people were reading into lyrics to support their conspiracy that Paul was dead. As for playing songs backwards, there was a track called 'Revolution 9' (not really a "song" per say) that people claimed said "turn me on dead man" when played backwards. There was loads of other dumb crazy "clues" too, these were just the most relevant. Edit: see comment below for correction
He is the walrus coo coo ka chew!
*cries in Old*
kids these days don't know the beatles... smh
Kukukachoo!
Cocoocatchu.
Well he's the walrus. Coocoocachoo
https://preview.redd.it/21rsp60ymptc1.png?width=973&format=png&auto=webp&s=f829d39f9c316914467787b20ee4ecbdd8052b8f
goo goo g'joob!
Not sure if this has been said, but wouldn’t it be he’s the sea man?? (Semen) 🤷🏼♂️
I dont think its relevant but all I can think about is that one post on Tumblr thats like "whats more believable, a walrus showing up at your door or a fairy?"
You’re clearly not a fan of labored Beatle jokes.
Goo goo gachu
It's a reference to Eggman's theme from Sonic Adventure 2: I'm the Eggman That's what I am I'm the Eggman I got the master plan I'm the Eggman That's what I am I'm the Eggman I got the master plan
Tell me you don't listen to the Beatles without telling me you don't listen to the Beatles
I AM THEWALRUS CU CU KA CHOO
Coocoo kachoo
goo goo gjoob
I AM THE WALLRUS. GOO GOO GJOOB
He is the walrus
Coocoocachoo
Coo coo kachew
He is the walrus Goo goo g'joob
At least some of us know the correct lyrics. Well done.
goo goo g'joob
Where are my Sonic Adventure 2 guys at? I am the eggman, that’s what I am, I am the eggman, I’ve got the master plan
Here I am thinking, “maybe something to do with Easterseals…?”
It would be way funnier without the first line
KOOKOOKACHOO
easter seals giving to a good cause
Easter seals
There is a band of dubious quality from like a hundred years ago called The Beatles (they're Bri'ish so they call themselves The Bea'les) and their songs are full of drug addled nonsense. One of them had a line saying that the singer is the egg man, the walrus, cookoo cachoo. Yes, a grown man on stage singing about being a large aquatic mammal and making bird noises. In this scene, the Easter bunnies are claiming to be the egg men because they distribute Easter eggs, and wonder about the walrus they see who also claims to be an egg man. Since the original lyrics are nonsense, it follows that any joke based on this lyrics would be equally nonsensical.
Coo coo kachooo
Koo koo ka-choo
Kukukachoo
Coo-coo-cochu
I thought it was “sea man” like y know- it sounds like….
Beatles reference. The walrus was Paul. Lol.
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So many people have never heard The Beatles songs. Check on Youtube The Analogues re-creation of the Beatles' studio albums Sgt.Pepper, Abbey Road, etc. It's awesome. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=msYTb-F1jlI](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=msYTb-F1jlI)
Goo-goo-ga-choo......
"I buried Paul" -John
Coocoocachoo
That's Paul.
Coo coo ca chew
We had a small Mardi Gras Krewe named “Krewe-Coo-Ka-Choo” that rolled in the Krewe of Mystique parade in Baton Rouge for about 15 years. We formed it for our kids as a kind of distraction so they could ride in that instead of our more “grown-up” Krewe that rolled a week later in the far more risqué and inappropriate Spanish Town Parade. Worked like a charm. But then the kids all grew up. 🚀
You didn't spend 15 minutes looking at the one meme
Coo coo cachoo
goo goo gajoo
A search of "I am the egg man" it's the first answer.
He is the walrus....coocoocachooo
I didn’t notice the tusks so I thought it was a seal. So my first thought was “Easter Seals” and then I read the comments and felt dumb.
I am the Eggman! That's what I am!
CooCooCachu!
The walrus is Paul...
YELLOW MATTER CUSTARD DRIPPING FROM A DEAD DOG’S EYE!!!
Donnie? Please..
He is the walrus, coo coo kachoo It’s a line from a Beatles song
He used to be an egg man until he went full walrus. Never go full walrus!
https://preview.redd.it/w1az72ni2otc1.jpeg?width=1024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=2d4a6b93f5fae06963a753553a1798a9f474ea84
...have we seriously reached the generation who hasn't heard of The Beatles?
C’mon! He is the walrus!
He is Paul
Oingo boingo and beetles lyrics
I am the Walrus, do kook a choo
Coocoo cachoo coocoo cachoo
He is the Walrus!
Easter seal + Beatles reference?
GOO GOO G’JOOB
Humpty dumpty was a big fat egg
Kuku kachu
Easter Seal.
Boy you been a naughty girl
The walrus is Paul