La de da de da de da de day oh 

A life-changing psychedelic one

I Forgot My Videos Inc. mhm

I Forgot My Videos Inc. And yet this isnt a chart topper, im deeply dissapointed in the internet.

Never has a truer statement existed.

He produces random shitttttt

Isn’t that what most youtubers do?

IT ALL MAKES SEBSE NOW

and he can only do it while high

twitter too. he never retweets or likes anything, he just tweets every single day.

He does, and is

lmao relatable

Do you need adhd to understand what the context is?

@@appletizer8415 I was talking about the visuals

@@user-vs6xo4mk2g no I mean do you need adhd to understand what the context is

@@appletizer8415 ...u sure? lmao i had the time of my life watching this even though i fainted

It's so beautiful and (here's a word I feel compelled to use even though I'm not 100% what using it in this context means entails) evocative. It's evocative of something... I don't know what though

hard agree

it feels incredibly melancholic, like life has started to slow down as time is lost. like somethings missing that’s made life hollow

@@themanwiththeplan3793 This

2:48

He is coming back, he is working on a big project and trying to learn a new editing software! :)

@@waitwaitwaitno3182 ReaaalllyYyyy omg thanks from where did you know that

@@nemora2309 on his website billwurtz.com he answers questions literally every day :)

100 Years passed and my brother and I discovered the new best musician. Nothings changed. It’s still Bill.

🥺🥺

And using it to basically make really high effort shitposts on youtube

God

and teaching basically the whole entire history of the world

High effort shitposts aren’t shitposts anymore 😂

And create a coherent melody out of all of this on top of it!

for real. Can't go back

lmao

“La de da de where did it go oh no I can’t go home”

College students:

Oh no

Same

Yep. It’s always bouncing around in my skull somewhere.

Same here

Rediscover it now

Actually it’s 6 years

I don’t think you can

“So how’s the fam” Good “Hey look a lamb” What “It went ka-bam” Bill I- “That’s my jam”

I cant thing

Imagine trying*

Hey what's- *Lamb lamp* ...

He uses skillshare lmfao.

He's honestly completely unironically an artist imo

Let's not forget that when he makes a history lesson, RU-vid crashes and the only video you can watch is "history of whatever".

So true

He is the perfect Man

It's not surprising and never has been

+a comedian

fr this is peak youtube

But can he lift 100 times his body weight? 🐜

They da real MVP

Epic

No

epico

Apparently, you were *NOT* too small for the mall

If he’s my history/music teacher, I would be hyped to go to school everyday

Yes

He honestly does remind me of one of my favourite music teachers, it's uncanny

If he was, id actually want to go to school lol

ｓｏ ｔｒｕｅ

yes, as an ADHD person who only has [no thoughts, head empty] and [many thoughts, head full], Bill Wurtz's music is kinda the background playlist of my life✨️

Bill Wurtz has an uncanny ability to weave together captivating melodies and thought-provoking lyrics that transport listeners to a realm of whimsy and introspection. "la de da de da de da de day oh" is a shining example of his artistry, immersing us in a nostalgic journey filled with contemplation, longing, and a touch of childlike wonder. Through its clever wordplay and infectious melodies, this song invites us to reflect on the passing of time, the search for meaning, and the yearning for a sense of home. The opening verse sets the stage for the introspective voyage that awaits. Bill Wurtz laments the lack of time to fully express his thoughts, engage in meaningful actions, and embody the essence of others. The lyrics convey a sense of longing to truly comprehend and connect with the world around us. It's an invitation to pause, reflect, and embrace the beauty of genuine expression. The chorus of "la de da de da de da de day oh" envelops us in a bittersweet nostalgia, effortlessly blending catchy melodies with heartfelt introspection. The repetition of the melodic phrase "la de da de da de da de day oh" serves as a wistful refrain, capturing the longing for the return of lost joy and carefree moments. It's an emotional plea, questioning the fleeting nature of happiness and yearning for its revival. In the second verse, Bill Wurtz delves into the notion of change and adaptation. The closing down of the mall becomes a metaphor for the shifting tides of life and the realization that certain places and moments may slip away. Yet, within this reflection lies a glimmer of hope as Wurtz embraces new experiences, building trains and venturing into unknown territories. It's a reminder that despite the changes, the world remains a wonderful place to explore and discover.: The bridge section introduces a modern twist on the theme of expression and connection. Bill Wurtz highlights the power of online platforms as a means to convey emotions and ideas genuinely. It underscores the paradox of the digital age, where virtual interactions can feel authentic, yet the yearning for true human connection persists. It's an acknowledgment of the complexities of our interconnected world and a reminder to seek genuine connections amidst the vast online landscape. The third verse dives deeper into the concept of living in the present moment. Bill Wurtz shares a sense of contentment and acceptance, suggesting that even amidst the chaos of an ending world, there is beauty to be found. The lyrics tap into the shared experience of waiting for something significant to occur while finding solace in the journey itself. It's an invitation to find fulfillment in the now, knowing that others share this longing for meaning and understanding. "la de da de da de da de day oh" by Bill Wurtz is an enchanting masterpiece that captures the essence of introspection, nostalgia, and yearning. Through its whimsical melodies, clever wordplay, and heartfelt lyrics, the song invites us to contemplate the passage of time, the search for authentic connection, and the longing for a sense of home. It serves as a gentle reminder to embrace the present, find solace in shared experiences, and celebrate the wonder of being alive. In the musical tapestry crafted by Bill Wurtz, "la de da de da de da de day oh" stands as a testament to the power of introspective exploration and the beauty of poetic storytelling. It's a heartfelt composition that resonates deeply, reminding us of our shared yearnings, hopes, and the universal search for meaning in our lives. Through this song, Bill Wurtz has once again proven his ability to create a musical experience that both captivates and inspires listeners.

@@racistpianist did you AI generate this

I hate it when that happens

Luckily I'm tall so get rekted scrub

​@@virus9219 Trust me, you can be too tall for the mall.

@@Chaos.A Wow I never thought about that

:(

lonlyturtl101 hehe

not large enough for the shop complex

hehe

hehe

2 small 4 the mall It’s not that, it’s this: the accumulated mass of the entity at topic is not at the standard for entrance to the shopping mall

Honestly, yeah. This is a song I think that this really kind of is (one of) his magnum opus(' ?)

@@dovakhiinmaster2967 all of his songs are his magnum opus

@@monky4640 magnum opi?

@@randompigyt magnum opusus

honestly i think all his songs since "here comes the sun" have been better than most of his songs from this era, but not by much, all of his songs since "movie star", have been great, but his songwriting has improved a lot since this one imo. that being said this is still the song that probably encapsulates his 2017-2019 era the best, and it's the song that most people know him for, and it's a damn good pop song at that

Bill Wurtz has an uncanny ability to weave together captivating melodies and thought-provoking lyrics that transport listeners to a realm of whimsy and introspection. "la de da de da de da de day oh" is a shining example of his artistry, immersing us in a nostalgic journey filled with contemplation, longing, and a touch of childlike wonder. Through its clever wordplay and infectious melodies, this song invites us to reflect on the passing of time, the search for meaning, and the yearning for a sense of home. The opening verse sets the stage for the introspective voyage that awaits. Bill Wurtz laments the lack of time to fully express his thoughts, engage in meaningful actions, and embody the essence of others. The lyrics convey a sense of longing to truly comprehend and connect with the world around us. It's an invitation to pause, reflect, and embrace the beauty of genuine expression. The chorus of "la de da de da de da de day oh" envelops us in a bittersweet nostalgia, effortlessly blending catchy melodies with heartfelt introspection. The repetition of the melodic phrase "la de da de da de da de day oh" serves as a wistful refrain, capturing the longing for the return of lost joy and carefree moments. It's an emotional plea, questioning the fleeting nature of happiness and yearning for its revival. In the second verse, Bill Wurtz delves into the notion of change and adaptation. The closing down of the mall becomes a metaphor for the shifting tides of life and the realization that certain places and moments may slip away. Yet, within this reflection lies a glimmer of hope as Wurtz embraces new experiences, building trains and venturing into unknown territories. It's a reminder that despite the changes, the world remains a wonderful place to explore and discover.: The bridge section introduces a modern twist on the theme of expression and connection. Bill Wurtz highlights the power of online platforms as a means to convey emotions and ideas genuinely. It underscores the paradox of the digital age, where virtual interactions can feel authentic, yet the yearning for true human connection persists. It's an acknowledgment of the complexities of our interconnected world and a reminder to seek genuine connections amidst the vast online landscape. The third verse dives deeper into the concept of living in the present moment. Bill Wurtz shares a sense of contentment and acceptance, suggesting that even amidst the chaos of an ending world, there is beauty to be found. The lyrics tap into the shared experience of waiting for something significant to occur while finding solace in the journey itself. It's an invitation to find fulfillment in the now, knowing that others share this longing for meaning and understanding. "la de da de da de da de day oh" by Bill Wurtz is an enchanting masterpiece that captures the essence of introspection, nostalgia, and yearning. Through its whimsical melodies, clever wordplay, and heartfelt lyrics, the song invites us to contemplate the passage of time, the search for authentic connection, and the longing for a sense of home. It serves as a gentle reminder to embrace the present, find solace in shared experiences, and celebrate the wonder of being alive. In the musical tapestry crafted by Bill Wurtz, "la de da de da de da de day oh" stands as a testament to the power of introspective exploration and the beauty of poetic storytelling. It's a heartfelt composition that resonates deeply, reminding us of our shared yearnings, hopes, and the universal search for meaning in our lives. Through this song, Bill Wurtz has once again proven his ability to create a musical experience that both captivates and inspires listeners.

@@racistpianistare you gonna write a book next?

​@@racistpianist Oh yeah. Btw he also did that by singing the first random verses which came through his head

1:00

Yes.

no it's *T R A N S I T I O N* in i'm best friends with my own front door

@@thickmonky6952 thank you.

Diovmiel Odontomachus no problem

Shoelog Productions PREACH

Yup

PREACH

I'm having dial up flashbacks

Shoelog Productions +

it hit's me everytime since i'm very small.

same

too small for the mall

same XD

Spicy. 1:10

Not to be that person but, it's spelled *too.

@@victoriabell9546 damn, you're right.

@@johnyaboi5307 This music teaches us how drugs would feel lol

NOO THE SONG NEEDS MEANING BEHIND IT YOU CAN'T JUST MAKE A SONG WITH NONSENSE haha mall go brrrrr

@@jeremyaster7470 is that the sound of closing

yeah

This song is probably my favorite song written by a RU-vidr tbh, sorry Jack Stauber I still love you

Also "it's a wonderful world but still no you, it's a wonderful world for two"

I could relate with the "too small for the mall" lyric ...don't ask...

i personally love "i just want some time to express the things i feel, and believe them too"

protip

nice life hack bro

amen

*mall*

@@DumbArse too smol for the mol

Yes.

I'm pretty sure that IS a seizure

"Has a nonzero chance of possibly* being 109% fatal to approximately 15/10 customers who have used this product."

They don't have enough time to say the things they need to say to warn you of the danger

Pretty sure this song can cause seizurrs

Ok then shortie

@@gizmoduuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu2773 heh, geek man

@@gizmoduuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu2773 jokes on you, I'm a lego man

@@gizmoduuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu2773 well i got nothing to say about the pizza comment since I'm fine with pineapple on pizza

most people: too small for the mall me, an intellectual: too gay for today

My favorite is about 0:00 - 3:12

Tru

sb mystery this is more surreal than /r/surrealmemes

No the genre is Bill wurtz himself. He deserves his own genre

Try watching some of Cyriak's videos.

whats so memey about this?

@@Gabrol that's why it's post-meme

Nope! That would be one trippy musical! I hope he’d do the visuals too.

It would be filled with words rather than singers.

I can #relate

Another Film Student yes

This universe is actually a musical play written by him. The melody is just too subtle to notice

Mals Mals Imagine: James: Guys let's do the In My Feelings Challenge! La De Da De Day Oh comes on Lucas the Spider: I love this song! Everyone starts dancing The Rewind has ten million less dislikes.

Just let him fo whatever he wishes. 100% best rewind.

and jack stauber lmao

RU-vid's gotta add those famous ones they know lmao

Honestly this is true

…yes

I like that idea

am so sad rn

@@papis802 whys that

@@emiliejohnson8584 bc bill has been on a 1 year hiatus

i love u

Jingle meme pop

"Jazz is stupid just play the right notes" -the office I think

Electro jazzadelic pop

experimental lol

The song genre isn’t itself psychedelic, the video is.

ᵗʰᵃᵗ ᵖʳᵒᶠⁱˡᵉ ᵖⁱⁱᶜᵗᵘʳᵉ

is that albert

is that albert

y e s .

@@laur-unstagenameactuallyca1587 is that albert

Yes

Betty, you're a goddamn wordsmith 😘😘

Where can I find the liquid Bob Ross

this is such a weird string of words but i get it

Raidain Gamers i want it

Fr This dude is musical-technology age bob rosss

Bill wurtz in a nutshell

He's honestly so fucking talented that I think the only thing keeping him from mainstream success is that he approches things with like 0% seriousness.

Who would like Bill Wurtz ironically? He's legitimately talented.

a lot of bill wurtz's songs aren't jokes

I can’t agree more

do it bro, i believe in you

tell us if it happens

I wanna see this, tell us if it happens 🙂👍

I’ll be waiting for the trailer, friend

b ngxbzx zt

You can say it like that, but I prefer; The good, bad, and disappointing. good songs + memes = *STILL A PIECE OF DIAMOND*

@@lifeisok7726 r/ihadastroke

@@partiallypeculiar4545 not reddit

@@partiallypeculiar4545 dude you're the one with a stroke

:)

:)

:)

:(

@@zomboss9242 :))

i think bill just wants his music to make people smile

l'art pour l'art, clearly. it doesn't have to have a satisfying meaning.

it feels like a song about broken love and some personal feelings that he experiences on a level where its easiest to explain with those ominous and barely coherent lyrics, but some of the things stick out like "going home" and time passing. a common motive in most of bills songs is finding happiness(i think its in this one as well) and it gives some real depression vibes like the rest of the song

He just wants to show you his feelings.

(Just guessing) maybe the mall is supposed to be how many opportunities he could have done with a special person but he was too shy which is why it said he was too small, and the trains are supposed to represent moving on process as he tries to fix his life

JanusXVI Agreed

he made history of japan because he said he wanted to make a history video on something he had no previous knowledge about, he did it extremely well including his history of the world

starfleet's finest lighten up, Francis.

Exactly, I really love him

Hmm.... Nah, I'd rather just wait for the talent to find me!! !! :D :D

"It's a wonderful world But still no you"

He is still active Not on RU-vid though

@@Pixelusually ikr :/

I don't like hiatuses

@@Pixelusually where?

wanna write "1st!!!" but i respect cary. also 3 hours ago!!! where were you all this time?

Woah cool

"la de da de da de da de day oh" was my favorite part

O it’s Cary kill hair

me too

MacDoesIt oh my god I love you! Your videos give me life 😩

mac I hope you have an amazing day how are you so great

My gay queen

thats the la de da de way my queen

mac!!! i love you 😭♥️♥️

no

*Dylan Ryan @ Mohamad Dylan Bin Mohd Daniel -* Billwurtz is better

Yep plus for all the people who keep saying someone is better O P I N I O N S E X I S T

Yes

Twipper Dipper, doesn’t mean opinions are right though. I’m not saying anybody is better than anybody else.

👀

We all do

@@wawa_enjoyer yes

Well who doesn’t love satan?

Cringe

I’m making that my password

WIFI: admin Password: la de da d-de dum de da, d-d-dim dwaayah d-de dum dweAyy

What about la de da de da de da de day way oh be dot do

site: aight, you can access this thing. but first, read this picture so i know you're real. the picture:

omg

What's wrong with Comic Sans MS? It's my favorite font.

@@citronvannalemon the internet hates it

@@BlueEngland but why

@@milx7210 I HAVE NO IDEA

Epstein didn't kill himself. The killer did.

Oh my god literally same, my favorites are corner store and I’m a princess

@@rosengrenj9how bot I am scared

@@jacoblush YESSS it makes crippling anxiety sound groovy

@@rosengrenj9 hahaha

La de da de da de da de day oh is one my of favourites

new genre: Wurtz

I find this to be a valid and acceptable classification of a music genera. Now... how does one actually... make this?

Eric Dubé Hours of funky jaming and then more hours of crazy editing

I’ve actually replied to a similar question with the same exact response... I’m so glad it’s not just me!

It's not called wurtz it's called heaven

JPlayz *no don't*

Yes call it wurtzanity

That's the wae

Yes plz

oh no

because im just too small

I understand a little bit of theory and have been a musician most of my life and I can say that this guy has an insane knowledge of music theory.

Yos

This is a song you would listen to if you dont like to listen to music

YES YES YES YES

YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES

Fucking amazing

CHRIS rip i didn't think you would be here

It is actually so addicting

same

ChrisCredible How'd you get here from the GD community?

I know I once listened bands that sounds like this, but I never knew the key words to find something that has this 90's style of music. (If someone knows the name of a band or something to hear... much appreciated)

more like "hold my beer"

Rodrigo Capociama hold my red bull

this needs more likes!

Hol on

Same

What?! I would come to a stranger’s/person I hate’s funeral if this was played there.

If this is not played in your funeral im not killing you

Andromeda Starstrung what

Curtis Allison music has evolved

The only good thing in 2018

Curtis Allison This person is almost as good as the Beatles!!!!

JPQ Stevens Better.

Jim Holland it's really working out well for him. This song is painfully catchy. Even the emo ending.

Joshua McCoskrie I like this dude

Joshua McCoskrie that wasent emo

Jim Holland ikr

Jim Holland pretty much

who are you

Spoopy no u

Hello Moto No u

Can you tell me the meaning of this

Cj Payne I wanna write a song

Daydreamy Zee are you saying Nicholas cage should steal him?

yes

Sajan Patel but dont!

DO IT

Deep in the Suburban Wasteland the real god whispers in Bill Wurtz ear and tells him his malls are all closed.

Wurtzisum

Sajan Patel DO IT

YES, would literally do anything for that

John Reinhardt he has a Spotify

Yey im hundredth person who does 😁

He releases all his songs on Spotify if you go there

I'd buy it

They make me feel so many emotions at the same time, like wtf

How

high

That One Guy ... I may be high.

the only people i think that come quite close to this style is Louis Cole or Jacob Collier