The Elaborate Story Behind "Shia LaBeouf" Live

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After Tally Hall took an extended hiatus in 2011, the many band members needed a creative. One of these was Rob Cantor. Rob was the yellow tie, and the mind behind songs like "Greener", "Welcome to Tally Hall", and "Never Meant To Know" on the albums Marvin’s Marvelous Mechanical Museum and Good & Evil.
He wrote many demos in the early 2010's, one of which centered around a fictional crazed version of Shia Labeouf. Then, in 2014, Cantor decided to revisit the demo and give it the music video it deserved in order to get the word out about his latest project, "Not a Trampoline". The end result was a viral video that defined how the internet saw both Rob Cantor and Shia Labeouf.
Oh also Shia Labeouf is in the news right now because of ‘Don’t Worry Darling’
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@regiirecords8829 Год назад

Not to be that guy, but I'm pretty sure it's pronounced "Shia LaBeouf"

@V3myyy Год назад

Could you repeat that? I couldn't hear you well.

@normanclatcher Год назад

@@V3myyy "Shya LeBuff"

@V3myyy Год назад

@@normanclatcher Thanks

@FutureDeep Год назад

Shia the Beef.

@danielchang4671 Год назад

Could you please repeat that?

@dizawnofwizar Год назад

Him at the end clapping just makes it seem like he's so much crazier than they make you think with the song. Like he commissioned the song to be written, and then performed for him, him alone.

@Nebulaoblivion Год назад

Until this video, I had assumed Shia was the driving force behind the whole thing. It really felt like that fit after the whole, paper bag thing.

@jwkingsman Год назад

It's actually a Citizen Kane reference -- ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-GqmiZ_c11iI.html

@meboyotube Год назад

That's the the exact impression I got when watching it.

@andrewmartin7521 Год назад

@patriciakelly I'm agree with you.

@AlgernonCSwinburne Год назад

Citizen LaBeouf

@zacharybruckner2438 Год назад

Fun Fact: his speech "I never learned how to count" is a reference to one of his songs he wrote in Tally Hall called Haiku. You can guess how the song goes

@user-ol1ep1yf8g Год назад

Yeah! Its was a nice choice of message!

@a_sandw1ch Год назад

I've never thought much Of formulaic verse anyway And rhymes are not my fort!

@brutusthebear9050 Год назад

To be fair to him/the "official" haiku guys/don't know how they work.

@PhoenixTwoFiftySix Год назад

running thru the woods Shia labeouf is there to kill You are almost dead

@matthewraye64 Год назад

THIS GUY IS FROM TALLY HALL???

@blondiemom99 Год назад

One of my favorite bits of the live video is that it's an extended version of the song actually. the orginal ends with stabbing shia in the kidneys and then you're safe. And I remember watching the video for the first time and when the line "But wait! He isn't dead! Shia Surprise!" happened I laughed so hard I almost passed out.

@nobrayn Год назад

Ah!! So *that’s* why the karaoke version I did ended so abruptly!

@jamminoutrexan5474 Год назад

I had to look up the original non-live-performance version to conform this comment and oh my gosh. The performance is even better now.

@anatolydyatlov963 Год назад

It's so satisfying to see the like count change from 999 to 1k after clicking the like button

@lupidoo3410 9 месяцев назад

clover pfp???

@stevensmith4504 7 месяцев назад

I thought so! I’m glad I didn’t misremember

@cinnabard955 Год назад

I can proudly say that my choir teacher was part of the choir that sang in this video. I can also say that worriedly.

@lolfool866 Год назад

Nice!

@domtherainbow Год назад

Autograph! NOW! BOTH YOU AND THE CHOIR TEACHER!!! *credit card meme*💳💥💳💥

@WBWBWBB 6 месяцев назад

Gave you your 666th upvote, king

@boreos3499 Год назад

Honestly I can't imagine it without the pan to Shia at the end. The way that's done is just chilling and perfect and makes it seem like an "in joke" as others have said. Incredible.

@spacetearable Год назад

CITIZEN LEBOUF.

@joshuab4586 Год назад

The fact you didn’t mention Holes as one of his break out films is heartbreaking, so many people in their 20s got their first real taste of Shia LeBouf from Disney’s Holes. I was too young to really be intrigued by Even Stevens even though older kids around me would watch it.

@jamie1602 Год назад

"I can fix that." and "As you wish." have the same energy, thank you SO MUCH Holes.

@pdoyled Год назад

@@jamie1602 When the right moment comes up I still say "I can fix that" in everyday life, BUT NO ONE EVER GETS ITS! It amuses me at least. An iconic film from our generation 🙌🏻

@FosukeLordOfError Год назад

@@jamie1602 both are some of the best book to movie translations and both had the original authors work on the screen plays

@urieldaboamorte Год назад

Disney’s Holes 😭

@fafflerproductions Год назад

"So many people in their 20s got their first real taste of Shia LeBouf from Disney's holes" Clip it and ship it boys

@GeneralWarburg Год назад

One of my favorite things about this video is that before it was released, the "Shia Surprise" verse of the song had not been released, it originally ended with the protagonist suffocating Shia Labeouf. I still remember getting to that section right when it first came out and being super hyped by the addition of that last verse.

@kyon813 Год назад

It really was a Shia Surprise.

@szinyk Год назад

Me too! I'd been listening to the original (and also "Christian Bale is at your party") endlessly, and was so excited when the song kept going. Gunny it wasn't mentioned in this video, but oh well.

@hypersapien Год назад

Same!

@alfredjc4398 Год назад

Me too.

@damblej4736 Год назад

Same.

@broskydoodle6697 Год назад

I remember when that Shia LaBeouf song pretty much took over the internet. I knew about it LONG before I knew who Rob Cantor was, and that he was the yellow tie from my now favorite band

@jacksongreen4107 Год назад

The suave fellow who writes heterophonic tunes 'bout how love bites?

@Fullmetalnyuu0 Год назад

Rob cantor reminds me of neil cicierega. Responsible for so much internet stuff and yet barely anybody recognizes them

@up-set1451 Год назад

@@Fullmetalnyuu0 weirdly enough tally hall and lemon demon WERE supposed to do a collab, but they didnt :

@Fullmetalnyuu0 Год назад

@@up-set1451 That would have been INSANE

@dogfish.dogfish Год назад

real

@EvanStarDream Год назад

So this video is about Rob Cantor from the band Tally Hall, made by a guy that makes Weezer videos, and it has Kirby music? Somehow this video reaches 3 of my niche interests, incredible.

@heliveruscalion9124 Год назад

don't forget the papers please music

@georgehennen Год назад

Also contains big bang theory

@killingmewillnotbringbacky9177 Год назад

monsters inc

@KoopaKaper Год назад

and the Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul footage

@HeavenLeahSky Год назад

Oh shit I thought that was don't starve, not papers please -.-

@perryheun3047 Год назад

My favorite thing is that Shia Labeouf applauding is nearly a shot-for-shot recreation of a scene Citizen Cane, complete with stopping applause when the house lights turn on.

@Liusila Год назад

Another plagiarisation lol

@littlestbroccoli Год назад

I love how he looks embarrassed

@tylerdubois4603 Год назад

@@littlestbroccoli That's part of the Citizen Kane reference

@macpotts9533 4 месяца назад

That’s amazing! Thanks for the info!

@indekscard 3 месяца назад

that has to have been on purpose

@JubulusPrime Год назад

"I never learned how to count" was absalutely hillarious to me

@AbsolXGuardian Год назад

As someone with moderate faceblindness, I only just learned that it's Shia LaBeouf at the end of the video. I'd never seen anything with him in it, and just liked the video for its surrealism. I thought the guy at the end was someone random and the joke was that the performance was receiving a one man standing ovation

@devotedcheetah1326 Год назад

I honestly think that kinda makes the joke better lmao

@SamuelSarette Год назад

It's a Citizen Kane reference, with Shia as the eponymous character

@Nez-ky7hn Год назад

I didn't know who he was either. But the fact his face matched the paper masks gave me a pretty good guess.

@Crane_feather Год назад

@@Nez-ky7hn i don't think you'd notice that if you had faceblindness though, as the original commenter wrote

@Nez-ky7hn Год назад

@@Crane_feather I guess not.

@zackvirgo3597 Год назад

I met Mr.LeBouf years ago at the Chicago comic convention C2E2. He had a comic he was promoting that I think he wrote and drew. My understanding was he didn't really ask to be there or tell anyone, because he wasn't billed and just had a normal booth. Anyway I went and said hi and got a copy and told him I liked his work and that I wish him the best. He just say "Thanks for your support man, it really means a lot" and shook my hand. He was a really nice dude

@loreymgmt2764 Год назад

Thank you for sharing your experience. I would like to meet him.

@ChaoticNeutralMatt Год назад

I have no doubt it can be extremely hard to deal with everything that attention and scrutiny gets you, but it can also do a lot. Hard place to be. Missed all the public attention on him though, but I tend to avoid that sort of thing.

@tally370 Год назад

being a MASSIVE tally hall fan I loved seeing this, thank you!!

@oldsport9281 Год назад

Same

@queenie691 Год назад

Hell yeah! I’ve never seen any other Tally Hall fans IRL.

@tally370 Год назад

@@queenie691 I have, just not quite to the extent I am lol

@dereknalley Год назад

Still waiting on that third album to drop...

@wahwahster Год назад

Me too

@rybread5363 Год назад

I still find myself randomly singing “actual cannibal SHIA LABEOUF”

@craftling7710 Год назад

Fun fact: Greener was Inspired by weezer, I don't have a source but rob reviewed the blue album and Tally Hall covered Say it ain't So and other weezer songs in an early show in 2004

@ALittleBitCheesy Год назад

yeah you can see that

@peterboris3765 Год назад

I don’t think it’s confirmed but Two Wuv also seems incredibly inspired by Weezer

@MarcButEvil Год назад

@@peterboris3765 two wuv starts out EXACTLY like a weezer song

@peterboris3765 Год назад

@@MarcButEvil and it sounds like the exact thing Weezer would sing about on Pinkerton

@rinina Год назад

@@peterboris3765 two wuv sounds very inspired by Island in the sun which is played in a mary kate and ashley movie, Two Wuv is about being in love with the olsen twins so i guess it makes sense as a reference

@brettmccollum1 Год назад

It's also worth mentioning the fan-made animated video that came out before the live video. That's how I first found the song and it was pretty popular itself. When the live version came out, it was crazy cause it felt like just a small internet joke song that me and my friends liked.

@mully006 Год назад

Travisty that this is not mentioned

@sm1tty. Год назад

I thought I imagined this!

@ryankasch5561 Год назад

Just how was that not mentioned. Everyone I knew growing up knew about the animated video and were surprised when the live action video came out

@rynrose81 Год назад

This is the comment I came looking for. I didn’t even know about the live version at first and to this day I still consider the fan animated video the true music video

@kristipearce4819 Год назад

This and how Holes was one of Shia’s breakout films.☝🏻

@artandmemes9190 Год назад

What I got from this: This song and associated music video caused Shia LaDeouf to begin a downward spiral to becoming how he was described in the song.

@Raythe Год назад

Some say he is still carefully choosing which forest to be in for his final chapter.

@kocifyr Год назад

would've been better if instead of a lone audience member it was 4 audience members and instead of Shia LaBeouf it was weezer that would be so cool

@megamegapop12 Год назад

If only they were real

@kel9993 Год назад

@@megamegapop12 ya😞 i wish weezer existed in real life

@crispybaboy Год назад

"Shia Labeouf" Live if it was good

@regiirecords8829 Год назад

Weezer? That's super offensive to us asthmatics.

@iamssmrt5298 Год назад

And it would be even cooler if tally hall was there; if they exist.

@d_1044 Год назад

The man himself may be fucked, but I will never renounce this masterpiece

@ljdelight 5 месяцев назад

nah man he's fine. be kind, rewind

@Chibbykins Месяц назад

@@ljdelight rewind to before the abuse allegations?

@applejayz1987 Год назад

Extra detail: Shia's reveal is from the opera scene in "Citizen Kane"

@Caffeine_Addict_2020 Год назад

Ahhhh that makes sense - in citizen Kane if I recall correctly, the context of the scene is that he’s just tried to make his wife into a star that she absolutely was not destined to be. And while his applause seems enthusiastic, his facial expression is deeply troubled in a “what have I done?” Sort of way. But it’s been quite some time since I’ve seen it so I could be completely off basis

@shaynecui5123 Год назад

This video is still bizarre to me years later, I went to a performing arts school in la called Renarts and for a few years we were personally taught by the Argus quartet (at least Jason and Diana) and on one of their last days they mentioned they were preparing for a film shoot, I just assumed it was some classical music thing or student film I’d never see, but a week or so later I see my teachers faces on a massively popular meme video and to this day it’s like that same feeling locked in time lmao. Wonder where they are now

@jacobv_ Год назад

Quite a few years ago, I did martial arts in LA, and Rob was a semi regular there for the meditations. I didn't recognize him, but we chatted a bit, and eventually the Shia video came up. I was like oh cool, and Bora, a good friend from the dojo was like "I was in that video too". Looks like he also helped put together those iconic masks! LA is funny like that, you might never know the guy you've been kicking and throwing for the last couple years has millions of views on RU-vid...

@robertshelton3796 Год назад

The bass player in the video is just jamming out up there like he's on another planet and is an unsung hero of this epic masterpiece.

@LightningJosue Год назад

Guys it’s ok, You can still spot the Weezer (Blue Album) - Full Album in the intro

@MarieKyriney Год назад

i watch the live every year on the 21st of October religiously, so thank you for this

@ejohnson884 Год назад

Same here

@lilymulligan8180 Год назад

So I'm an aerial silks artist, and I took my first aerial class shortly after this video came out. I'd been wanting to learn silks for years prior, but I watched the Shia Labeouf video on repeat when it came out, so I think it helped reignite my interest and inspire me to sign up for a class! 🎪 It delights me that the director didn't know about the aerialists until day-of. Seems fitting.

@MacroAggressor Год назад

Absolute gem of the internet. I go back and watch it every couple years.

@loreymgmt2764 Год назад

Same here. I love it

@helenw6780 Год назад

I totally agree with you on that

@julianlaresch6266 Год назад

I can't believe you didn't cover Holes in Shias early works, truly a great work

@joeprado3614 Год назад

Rob made this song to distract the public from the crimes of his beloved friend, Zubin, who is the primary accomplice to a real cannibalistic serial-killer who is on the run to this day.

@tameus2796 Год назад

this is one of the most amazing analysis i've seen this year

@matymoore761 Год назад

👍

@margravesharky1520 Год назад

The Shia Labeouf video has been a huge meme in my friendgroup for a long time. They're all gonna flip when I send them this.

@Tulip_bip Год назад

shia labeouf live is one of those videos you can show to literally anyone and theyll love it

@joebert_ Год назад

have you seen rob's cover of why bother? it fuckin rocks anyway, absolutely incredible video bro this is amazing

@ventriloquistmagician4735 Год назад

Why bother? Now that's a song I forgot existed

@reshiramwinner9476 Год назад

It bounces you could say. Or rather could you not

@kaidujo Год назад

i remember watching the shia lebouf video one night right after i woken up from an accidental nap. i had auto-play on and i was still like half asleep and hazy when it started with absolutely no context, it fell so surreal and wild. i just about died laughing at its absurdity, i think that's my favorite experience of stumbling upon a peice of media.

@himynameis3664 Год назад

Man this is such a recent video about a skit that I havnt thought about in years..always found it hilarious

@beckwells25 Год назад

Okay, so when I friend told me the Shia LeBouf song was by Rob Cantor, whom I knew from I'm Gonna Win on my villain playlist, it floored me. Then, in THIS video, I find out he's in TALLY HALL, which is ALSO very common in the SAME villain playlist, followed by the revelation that he did song for the Disney Jr shorts that, yknow what? I kinda remember. I'm dead. This video killed me. Good freaking grief. Well done.

@adam346 Год назад

god I love that music video... it was one of the best things of 2014 (on the internet).

@Adumb_ Год назад

Been following Robs RU-vid channel since the release of Shia LaBouf and have enjoyed his other music but it wasn't until today I learned he was a part of Tally Hall. Don't know how I missed that, it makes so much sense now.

@georgebaquaman8895 Год назад

Same here .I have learned a lot about Tally Hall with this video.

@IcedVen Год назад

I actually remember hearing the song on tumblr, it was so ridiculous because I don't think anyone at the time knew who had produced it just that it was a silly song on tumblr

@Xokoy Год назад

Yeah, everyone was reblogging that song back in the day, along side the colour of the sky, I like your shoelaces and a handful of others which I forget off the top of my head right now.

@abblepied Год назад

it’s so weird to have been a shia Labeouf song enjoyer and tally hall enjoyer separately all my life and only recently discover they’re actually cosmically intertwined.

@travellerinthedark Год назад

Watching this video when it came out, it absolutely floored me. The way it kept getting more and more over-the-top and majestic pushed me to tears of laughter and Stendhal syndrome.

@Gunbudder Год назад

I still can't believe that Shia accidentally got his dad audited by the IRS because of Shia's interview on Conan. Also Shia's dad rolled doobies for the Dooby Brothers, and grew the weed next to a random exit on a highway (the plants were stapled to the ground to keep them from standing up and being seen).

@Pdasniper Год назад

The universe works in such strange ways. I haven't listened to this song for 3-4 years, since I first heard it. Just today I somehow managed to stumble back to it in my playlists. And what do you know - just two weeks ago this essay was made. I like to draw lines where there are none, but it's such a funny coincidence

@TonyFonzerelli Год назад

I love this break down and I love the Shia lebouf song! thank you

@maryk5658 Год назад

Same here👍

@SunnyBear Год назад

Excellent video! You have probably also figured out that the prolonged clapping along with that stare at the end is a reference to Citizen Kane.

@12DAMDO Год назад

this is way too elaborate for something that's basically just a meme song i love it

@Plant_Parenthood Год назад

I love when an absurd amount of talent gets used exclusively for creating comedy music. Like Weird Al and Tenacious D

@12DAMDO Год назад

@@Plant_Parenthood literally this

@ronaldhelmeke2128 Год назад

Shia LaBeouf at the end of the video is priceless. Bravo Rob Cantor!

@gimpscam9976 Год назад

There was an old animated music video and that’s where I was Introduced. It was epic seeing the live version with Shia at the end!

@kekz0r Год назад

I miss Tally Hall. I've listened to their music so much over the years it's rediculuous there's only two albums. I wish they'd release something new even though the members have moved on to do marvelous things on their own... Their RU-vid shorts were awesome as well, that they did on tours.

@kekz0r Год назад

Yes, people. Tally Hall had a vlog on yt! Go look it up!

@loreymgmt2764 Год назад

Same here

@alexanderwalker2016 Год назад

I miss their music as well.

@RottenBen Год назад

Oh shit, one of the songs from the "Good and Evil" album was in my Spotify recommended years ago. I never checked out the album, but I recognized the cover art from listening to that one song over and over again throughout those years.

@thatonehuman1331 Год назад

If you guys haven’t I’d totally recommend checking out “Not a Trampoline” which is genuinely great music, I was shocked to learn that it came from the guy who made the Shia LaBeouf musical

@Scarlettaaaa666 Год назад

AH HELL YEA Tally halls Internet Show review when

@Rambl3On Год назад

Shia’s appearance was an homage to Citizen Kane. Which elevated the Bathos.

@VivianLovan Год назад

As a tally hall manic I've enjoyed this video, thoroughly.

@jrr7603 Год назад

The end of the music is incredible. See Shia LaBeouf there is priceless.

@z50king29 Год назад

How does RU-vid know I wanted to see this? This was exactly the video I wanted to watch. Thank you for making it

@jacobrobinson486 Год назад

I Added to my playlist . This is the greatest piece of media ever created and it’s not close.

@darrylwayne1292 Год назад

He’s actually pretty cool in his interviews these days

@paulrizzo1212 Год назад

Shia Labeouf live is still one of my favorite things to rewatch every year.

@alfredjc4398 Год назад

Jokes aside, for the success of this video the presence of Shia LaBeouf at the end was vital. That must be recognized and, I am happy to see that he cooperated with the project as well.

@bluehawaii9978 Год назад

I remember way back in middle school, I held a presentation about the music video in our english class. The teacher loved it, as he knew shia, but hadn't seen the music video yet. Afterwards we'd also have a running gag in class, saying shia labeoufs name in a serious tone when something happened. Good times

@eddydave4629 Год назад

Good video. I just discovered your channel and I subscribed. Good job.

@jacobrobinson486 Год назад

Why can't this get old. This video is so amazing.

@user-ol1ep1yf8g Год назад

I appreciate your work on this one Mister.

@steecheeful Год назад

The listing out of the 85 members of the performance is pure comedy

@alexanderwalker2016 Год назад

This is an incredible music video. I love it.

@damblej4736 Год назад

I'm a Tally Hall fan. Thank you for this video.

@knitkat1483 Год назад

This is the kind of content I'm on this website for. Super weird, super interesting, and answers in-depth a question I never would have thought to ask.

@wendycetrl2528 Год назад

It's October, 2022 and I am still amazed by the Shia LaBeouf video. Thank you for sharing with us the story behind this video live.

@margietino8104 Год назад

I love Tally Hall and Rob Cantor and the video is amazing.

@Arcade_Cat_ Год назад

I remember watching an interview of Shia on Ellen, and she asked him what the weirdest rumor about him was, and he said that some people thought that he was a cannibal. I can't imagine why.

@ihateevilbill Год назад

Im so glad Shia put himself into the cast. It completely made it for me :)

@kellynolen498 Год назад

i had the joy of listening to the original shia labeouf song first then when i went to share in with my brother i shared the live version it was the same song at the core but the additional performance was great and the shia suprice was completly new extention of the song

@maryk5658 Год назад

This is one of those amazing videos the algorithm recommends and I really enjoyed it and appreciate it. Great job.

@brevin630 Год назад

That mention of Happy Monster Band gave me the nostalgia blast of a lifetime

@dannythompson3045 Год назад

This video doesn't get old. It's fantastic. Sundays are my best day to watch it. Believe me I've seen it many, many times in all this time.

@maryk5658 Год назад

Every time I remember this video live exists I watch it and honestly is better every time and I enjoyed it again.

@DaeZey Год назад

Shia's performance art work is actually pretty interesting imo.

@TheGrinbery Год назад

Shia Labouf, what a legend, what a memory. 8 years ago, almost 9, whompth would have thunken

@ardguez5987 Год назад

Great video. Keep up the good work.

@RaptorShadow Год назад

I never got into Tally Hall, but for some reason Banana Man became this huge in-joke in my particular group of internet miscreants. Blew my mind when I realised the Shia Labeouf guy was one of the songbirds!

@jergarmar Год назад

Wait... what? I thought they didn't have any connection, and Banana Man is old, like pre-RU-vid. Do you have a source for this?

@RaptorShadow Год назад

@@jergarmar ..it's definitely a fact that Rob Cantor is a member of Tally Hall. Cantor the one with the Yellow Tie.

@finpin2622 Год назад

@@jergarmar Banana Man as in the song by Tally Hall, in which Rob Cantor is one of the birds. There might be other banana men you're thinking of.

@jergarmar Год назад

Ohhhh I think I get it now. When I read this comment, I thought it was saying Shia Labeouf was one of the birds. But I guess "the Shia Labeouf guy" is referring to Rob Cantor.

@RaptorShadow Год назад

@@jergarmar Shows how my brain is wired that when I see the word Shia Labeouf i think of the song by Rob Cantor before the person so I didn't even think to make that clear.

@wendycetrl2528 Год назад

This is the perfect video and this song is actually really beautifully composed.

@user-np2xl4qk4w Год назад

Fun fact, Cantor is one of the main writers for Tally Hall, but their actual song literally titled "Cannibal" isn't written by him.

@svetatikhonova8718 Год назад

thank u so much for making this it kind of completes me. i didn't know rob cantor was so constantly present in my life!

@Palmtop_User Год назад

You really did have to pull those monsters from the deep depths of my memory

@Srcsqwrn Год назад

I always wondered how this came to be. Thank you for sharing the tale!

@goatboy2042 Год назад

Great video. It deserves more views 👏

@alexmott507 Год назад

The big question I've always had about this is if everyone was paid or not. Like you said in here, nearly 100 people on and off stage worked for 12 hours, was there an insane budget or was all of this volunteer??

@bubble3771 Год назад

Good question, but let's be honest. If Rob Cantor asked you to work on this project with so much potential, and you've also seen everywhere on the internet, would you really say no if you'd have to work in it for free? Lmao

@chairmaniac1722 Год назад

I could be wrong but I think he spent 25,000 out of his own pocket to pay for it

@opticalyoutube5597 Год назад

An insane budget that Rob paid most of out of pocket! I think the number was higher than 25,000 - I heard somewhere it was more like 80,000.

@SpaceRevolver222 Год назад

lol choirs are barely ever paid for anything

@opticalyoutube5597 Год назад

@@SpaceRevolver222 Now that's not true and you know it. 😂

@samlparis9418 Год назад

Excellent video. Shia LaBeouf at the end of the video is priceless. After so many years I still watch the video frequently every year.

@jillnance4838 Год назад

This is a great song, video and performing in the history of music.

@divaduran156 Год назад

8 years later I still love this whole thing.

@wuwubean Год назад

oh i didn’t know rob cantor made the shia labeouf song- WAIT WHAT DO YOU MEAN TALLY HALL WAS BEHIND HAPPY MONSTER BAND??? between them and they might be giants playhouse disney really shaped my modern day music tastes.

@georgebaquaman8895 Год назад

I truly enjoyed your video. In my modest opinion this song was certainly ahead of it's time.

@garystubbs7722 Год назад

From Tally Hall to Shia Labeouf live, Rob Cantor is super talented.

@vincentwhite_music Год назад

Great video! As a diehard Tally Hall fan, I kinda expected less research done from a primarily Weezer based channel but I was very wrong, awesome job. (Seriously, this could just be me but the only issue I even noticed was the mispronunciation of Rob and Zubin's names)