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Tuesday, May 31, 2011

Falcor Vs. Atreyu (Classy Skit #1) - The Lonely Island



This is Andy and Jorma joking around.

I don't know, man. At first I thought this isn't all that classy or great.

But then it started to wear on me, and it at least makes me smile.

What do you think?

Enjoy!

Monday, May 30, 2011

"No Homo" song - The Lonely Island

WARNING: Explicit lyrics at the end.



So this is a song that explains the silly phrase "no homo."

Funny, but I think they took it too far at the end. What do you think?

And here's the Outro version:



They went all out for that brief version.

Buy off iTunes.

Did you like it?

Enjoy!

Sunday, May 29, 2011

Andy Samberg & The Lonely Island on G4

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Watch Me Do Me (Classy Skit #2) - The Lonely Island

Hmm. Pretty gross.



So my guess is that Jorma was pitching this as a song (thus the song-like beginning), and they decided to just turn it into a short skit and not invest time into making it a full song.

Also the way this song begins sounds a LOT like "We're Back", so they probably decided to go with that as the full song instead.

Thoughts? Do you like this?

Enjoy!

Saturday, May 28, 2011

Andy Samberg & The Lonely Island - Rolling Stone interview

Lonely Island 'SNL' comedy crew talk new album



Lonely Island, the comedy music crew led by Saturday Night Live star Andy Samberg, recently sat down with Rolling Stone's Patrick Doyle to discuss their brand new album Turtleneck & Chain. The band reveal what inspired the album's title; explain how they got Akon, Beck and Michael Bolton on the record; and clear up a common misconception about their hit song 'Ji$$ In My Pants.' "I think 'Ji$$ In My Pants' is popular because everyone has experienced that," Jorma Taccone says. "It's not based on a real life experience any of us have had. We absolutely don't do that! Ever!"

Hahahaha. The dudes barely take the poor interviewer seriously.

Did you like it?

Not much truthful here that's news, except maybe their love of Marx Brothers, which they've already revealed.

Enjoy!

The Lonely Island - Mama (Turtleneck & Chain Album)

UPDATED: Replaced the video with a current one and added the track list for the album. Originally posted 5/18.
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WARNING: Explicit lyrics.



Remember to buy if you're going to be listening to it more than now.

Tracklist :

01.The Lonely Island - We're Back!
02.The Lonely Island - Mama
03.The Lonely Island Ft. Akon - I Just Had Sex
04.The Lonely Island Ft. Michael Bolton - Jack Sparrow
05.The Lonely Island Ft. Beck - Attracted To Us
06.The Lonely Island - Rocky
07.The Lonely Island - My Mic
08.The Lonely Island Ft. Snoop Dogg - Turtle Neck & Chain
09.The Lonely Island Ft. Rihanna - Shy Ronnie 2: Ronnie & Clyde
10.The Lonely Island - Trouble on Dookie Island
11.The Lonely Island - Falcor vs. Atreyu (Classy Skit #1)
12.The Lonely Island Ft. Justin Timberlake - Motherlover
13.The Lonely Island Ft. Nicki Minaj & John Waters - The Creep
14.The Lonely Island - Watch Me Do Me (Classy Skit #2)
15.The Lonely Island - Threw It on the Ground
16.The Lonely Island - Japan
17.The Lonely Island Ft. Santigold - After Party
18.The Lonely Island - No Homo
19.The Lonely Island - No Homo Outro


Enjoy!

Friday, May 27, 2011

The Lonely Island- Turtleneck and Chain ALBUM REVIEW

Review from The Needle Drop:

Turtleneck and Chain has some pretty memorable tacks on it, to be honest. Some of these might be the best this comedy rap outfit has ever penned. "I Just Had Sex" has already blown most of their other videos away on the view count, and the title track is a hilarious piece of wardrobe humor I've never really heard them dive into before.



The features here are pretty nice. I heard everybody from Beck to Michael Bolton on here. I guess my only problem is some of these tracks aren't that funny to me at all. Some even fail to reach a level of ridiculousness some of the other tracks do. I'd figure with a song like "I Just Had Sex" on there, songs like "The Creep" would have some kind of bar to reach for when it came to jokes and gags.

Plus, it sort of bugs me that this music sounds exactly like the style of pop rap it's trying to create a slight parody of. I guess you should keep your enemies close, but we're so close it's hard to tell what the relationship Lonely Island has with this music really is. Maybe they're "frenemies"?

Either way, tracks like "Jack Sparrow" and "Throw It On the Ground" are refreshingly absurd, letting go of any perceived need to make sense. That, to me, is where I really get something out of this album. The $ jokes are alright, too.

What do you think of this LP? Love it? Hate it? What do you think of comedy in music?
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What do you think of this review?

Enjoy!

Tuesday, May 24, 2011

Shy Ronnie 2 now on YouTube

The Lonely Island strikes again and gets NBC's permission to post Shy Ronnie 2 on YouTube...

Shy Ronnie 2: Ronnie & Clyde (feat. Rihanna)

Buy at iTunes: http://goo.gl/zv4o9
New album on sale now! http://turtleneckandchain.com/

Which song did you like better, Shy Ronnie 1 or 2?

Did you like it better musically or because of the video?

And do you think Shy Ronnie 2 is going to get an Emmy nom, or is it too similar?

Enjoy!

Monday, May 23, 2011

The Lonely Island - Turtleneck & Chain (song) Featuring Snoop Dogg

Updated with new vid and the chipmunk version. Originally posted on 5/17/11.



Here's the song. Make sure you buy it though if you're going to listen to it. It's probably just $1 for the single.

It's a little silly, even musically, but it's catchy.

And here's the chipmunk version:



Do you like it?

I think Andy's funny. He raps his part in his Mark Wahlberg impression voice! I hope they make a video for this!

Do you think they should?

Enjoy!

Thursday, May 19, 2011

"Attracted to Us" song - The Lonely Island with Beck

Attracted To Us (Ft. Beck) - Turtleneck And Chain

Hahahahaha.



So funny. I really hope they make this one as a music video. So well done (musically).

So this plays off the same theme as Shy Ronnie.

Remember to buy off iTunes if you're going to listen to it. And...

Enjoy!

Monday, May 16, 2011

Michael Bolton speaks about his Andy Samberg/TLI song "Jack Sparrow"

Michael Bolton, featured on “Jack Sparrow”



How did you first get into the Lonely Island?
I was in the studio working on my last CD, and there were computer screens everywhere, and three or four guys were glued to a screen—and they were definitely not working on the music. They said, “You gotta see this!” And it was the Lonely Island boys, in “* in a Box.” In short order we found Natalie Portman, which is another sick and shocking Lonely Island–guys brand of comedy. Very, very funny stuff.

Was there a particular video that made you laugh on SNL?
I don’t recall seeing Natalie on SNL—maybe there was a lot of bleeping. Of course, “Ji$$ in My Pants.” Sorry if the spelling’s wrong. I’ve never written ji$$ before this!

Were you at all surprised when they reached out to you?
Yes, pleasantly surprised. I thought the guys were hilarious and couldn’t believe what they pulled off and how well it was shot and executed.

What was your reaction when you first heard the demo for “Jack Sparrow”?
I thought the visual would be insane but the original lyric was nasty! It was funny for sure, shocking to put it mildly, but too far for me.

Had you done much comedy before?
Just walk-on parts as myself in some Dangerfield films. And finding the “funny” is the first rule in my life.

How was the recording process?
The process was easy except for my schedule, as I was touring steadily. We found a studio in Atlanta to go into and do my vocals. They Skyped me and produced as I sang. It was actually fun doing layers of harmonies to their tracks, but we worked until, I think, 2am, all with a show coming up that night. I appreciated them wanting it all to be done right and hanging in there online until we all thought, “We’ve got it.” That’s when I thought, Ruh-roh, there’s some interesting lyrics going on here.

Did you have any reservations about any of the lyrics? Either the silliness (“The Jester of Tortuga!”) or the saucy quotes (“This whole town’s a pu$$y just waitin’ to get bon*d”)? Or can it be a relief for a “serious” artist to do something playful?
If you had only seen the lyrics Andy was pitching to me earlier you’d know what a relief this version was. Andy has no reservations when it comes to an all-new lower level of illness in the dialog. Some of it was immediately laugh-out-loud freakin’ funny, too, but I couldn’t go there. This one [“This whole town’s a pu$$y.”] is definitely an out-of-character quote for me at the end of the song, but it’s perfectly in character with Pacino’s masterpiece portrayal of Tony in Scarface. Which, of course, is one of my favorite films. I wish they had let me do more speaking in this one. Maybe next time. And yes, it’s a relief to have fun in the skin of different characters and to just have a moment where you can say * it, let’s have some fun with this!

From:
http://newyork.timeout.com/things-to-do/this-week-in-new-york/1301293/lonely-island-guest-stars-speak?page=0,1
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Thanks to Anony for the scoop!

So this is what I took away...
- Michael Bolton first heard of TLI from their 2006 hits (* in a Box was Christmas 06), and he's been a fan, so he was definitely excited to do this with them.
- He required a rewrite process because he didn't want it to be nasty shock comedy.
- They Skyped to produce Bolton in the studio (due to his schedule).

Overall, I have to agree with Bolton. While I loved the shock comedy of Natalie's Rap, their funniest stuff goes a little too far. It's when the song is all about going too far that I lose interest and don't find it funny. For example, they lost me with Sloths, Giraffes, Roy Rules, and now We're Back. I think the shock can be funny when it's in moderation.

So I think Jack Sparrow is an even funnier song because of Bolton's push back.

What do you think?

Enjoy!

Andy Samberg & Justin Timberlake's Mother Lover now on YouTube!

TLI convinced NBC to let them put Mother Lover on their YouTube channel!

So hopefully this means easier viewing for you non-staters.

WARNING: Explicit lyrics!



From The Lonely Island's new album TURTLENECK & CHAIN in stores MAY 10th!
Featuring Justin Timberlake!
Happy Mother's Day!

Footage courtesy of NBC Universal for promotional use only.

This is also a good reminder that Justin Timberlake is hosting this week! Anybody excited about that? What do you think they'll do?

Enjoy!

Saturday, May 14, 2011

Andy Samberg & TLI interview: Marx Brothers & Naysaying



Back in 2005, Saturday Night Live's relationship with the Internet changed forever when one of its short skits landed online. It was a music video about two guys catching a matinee showing of the first Chronicles of Narnia movie — in short, a "Lazy Sunday."



SNL had mostly been appreciated via the airwaves, but it was now getting massive play on the Web. Pulling in more than 7 million views, "Lazy Sunday" was an immediate viral sensation on YouTube — and, remember, this was back when YouTube didn't produce one of those every week.

The song was written by SNL cast member Andy Samberg (who appears in the video with former cast member Chris Parnell) and SNL writers Akiva Schaffer and Jorma Taccone. Together, they're the comedy trio known as The Lonely Island, and their songs and music videos since "Lazy Sunday" have earned them an Emmy award (* in a Box; also nominated for Mother Lover and Shy Ronnie) and a Grammy nomination (I'm on a Boat). Now, they have a new album called Turtleneck & Chain.

The three first met as teenagers in Berkeley, Calif. Samberg tells Weekend Edition Sunday host Liane Hansen that they had one specific thing in common: "We all have parents from New York," he says. "We all sort of attribute our immediate kinship to sarcastic parents."

When they graduated from college, Samberg, Schaffer and Taccone decided to move to Los Angeles, where they started making comedy videos together and posting them online. In the process, they bonded over a shared love of some comedy greats: SNL forebears like Adam Sandler, Chris Farley and Mike Myers, as well as luminaries such as Steve Martin, Mel Brooks, the Monty Python troupe and the Marx Brothers.

"We definitely went through a Marx Brothers phase when we were living in L.A.," Samberg says. "We watched a bunch of old Marx Brothers movies and decided that every time we told a joke that all three appreciated, we would shake each other's hands and go, 'Very nice! Thank you! Congratulations!' "

The members of The Lonely Island agree that they've succeeded as a team in part because they almost always find the same things funny — and when they don't, they keep it from getting in the way.

"In general, if one person doesn't get it and is like, 'I don't know why you guys think that's so funny,' they just need to leave the room and let the other two keep pushing forward with it, rather than naysaying until it slows down," Schaffer says.

"There's no time in comedy for naysaying," Samberg adds.

Since the trio often crafts jokes by reducing an idea to the absurd, there's another important factor to their success: never taking themselves too seriously.

"I think self-deprecation is a big part of our humor," Taccone says. "I still occasionally die laughing just thinking that my name is Jorma. Like, that's really funny."

From:
http://www.npr.org/2011/05/08/136056357/the-lonely-island-the-hottest-thing-in-fake-hip-hop?sc=fb&cc=fp

Thanks to Anony for the scoop!

So the two big tidbits here are:

(1) Andy Samberg & TLI are students of Marx Brothers (gotta love the brothers), as well as Adam Sandler, Chris Farley, Mike Meyers on SNL (who wasn't? they were awesome), Steve Martin, Mel Brooks, and Monty Python.

(2) The dudes discuss their ideas, and if two out of three think it's funny, they go for it. If the third one doesn't get the humor of it, then he just leaves and lets the other two do their thing.

Enjoy!

Friday, May 13, 2011

Akon speaks about "I Just Had Sex"

Akon is featured on “I Just Had Sex”



Andy says you guys met on the red carpet at the Grammys. Were you a fan of the Lonely Island already?
Yes, my publicist introduced us, and it’s actually funny because she told me they were nominated for a Grammy for “I’m on a Boat,” with T-Pain, who is signed to my label—and that song was a spoof on my music video for “I’m So Paid.” We had a good laugh on the carpet when we met, and I told them I would have given them my boat if they asked.

Are you a comedy fan in general? What do you like about what they do?
I am definitely a fan of comedy and of Lonely Island. They are super talented and have an ear for music. They know how to put a song together that you would want to hear again, even with the ridiculous lyrics. While working with them you see how they complement each other when it comes to writing, producing and getting the visuals together to really make the comedy come through.

When the band said they had a song written for you, were you nervous as to what it might be?
Not at all. I was excited and knew it would be hilarious. You have to have fun in this business, and I knew that these guys take what they do seriously and that the production and comedy would be there.

What was your first reaction on hearing “I Just Had Sex”?
I cracked up. Andy had recorded my lyrics and sent me a rough cut. His impression of me was hilarious. I played around with it a bit to make sure it had that radio appeal, and within a few hours we had our anthem.

How much fun was it to perform the song live at the Comedy Awards? It looked like a blast.
The Comedy Awards were incredible. We actually had back-up dancers and a full choir. For me the hardest part was trying to keep a straight face while Andy and Jorma performed. As you can see, I had a permanent grin the entire performance.

Will you be performing the song live as part of your own set on tour?
We are trying to get the guys out to a show to perform the track with me while I’m on tour with Usher. If our schedules work out, you will definitely get to see us perform it live.

From:
http://newyork.timeout.com/things-to-do/this-week-in-new-york/1301293/lonely-island-guest-stars-speak?page=0,0

Thanks to Anony for the scoop!

This is cool to see how Akon met Andy. It' also cool how he recognizes how well they complement each other.

They obviously gave their best idea to Akon, which was a smart move for the Dudes. So that's why Akon probably had a clearer win and easy experience with the Dudes (where Bolton and the Dudes went through a rewrite process to get it to where they were happy).

Would you see Akon and Usher's concert just to see the Dudes perform live with Akon? They did such a good job with Akon at the Comedy Awards (definitely their best live performance yet).

Enjoy!

Wednesday, May 11, 2011

Turtleneck & Chain - #1 Album on iTunes!!!

That Was Quick: The Lonely Island's "Turtleneck And Chain" Is The #1 Album On iTunes



Andy Samberg, Akiva Schaffer and Jorma Taccone -- the Lonely Island -- released their album, "Turtleneck and Chain" this morning. It hit number-one by lunchtime.

So does this mean the comedy record is officially back?

Well, no -- but "Turtleneck and Chain" offers hints as to how it can get there.

Audio recordings of somebody's standup no longer feel like a full experience in the Internet era.

But Samberg and Co. have hit upon a formula that works: jokes-and-beats mashups that don't just contain clever lines -- they also just sound funny, period, when they aren't being catchy.



Their comedy style is personal, but the laughs themselves are broad. No bitter, insidery bits here -- we know 14-year-olds and 40-year-olds who cry laughing at "I Just Had Sex."

Plus, the album is perfectly packaged for electronic download -- it comes with 9 videos. Lonely Island lovers can watch most of those on Hulu, but they're paying for them anyway.

Of course, for all the well-deserved critical praise that's heaped on the group, it's easy to forget they do have one big advantage over you, your buddies and your Flip Cam: they're on "Saturday Night Live," and they get to take advantage of the production values and celebrity cameos that come with it.

Although, who knows -- Michael Bolton looked like he was really enjoying himself on during last week's digital short. Maybe he'd be up for an encore performance on your YouTube channel.

From:
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/That-Was-Quick-The-Lonely-siliconalley-4029771358.html?x=0

Thanks to Tisha for the scoop!

Have you bought Turtleneck & Chain yet? What do you think of it?

Enjoy!

Tuesday, May 10, 2011

Jack Sparrow Lyrics - Andy Samberg, TLI, & Michael Bolton

5/11 UPDATE: Updated the "Raven locks swayin" line and the "Room is polluted" line. Thanks to Rochelle and Anony for the corrections! Keep those comments coming (about changes to make)!
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Here are the lyrics. Comment any changes for us! It took me awhile to figure out that the female/drag reference was Erin Brokovich.

Enjoy!

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Clean version:




Explicit lyrics (YouTube version) at the bottom.

Jack Sparrow Lyrics

Extra:

Guys, Michael Bolton is here.
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Andy:

Great. Send him in.
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Bolton:

Hey guys. Really sorry I'm late. I just got caught up watching Pirates of the Caribbean marathon. Have you seen those things?
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Andy (and TLI):

Yeah, those are great.
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Bolton:

Well, I listened to your track, and I loved it. And I wrote you this big, sexy hook I think you're going to really dig.
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Akiva:

Oh wow.
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Andy:

That's great. You want to just lay it down?
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Bolton:

Boys, let's get to it.
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Andy:

Here we go.

Lonely Island.
Michael Bolton.
The night starts now.
Together on the track.
The boys are back.
The night starts now.

Night starts now, baby roll with us. Chicks a snappin' at the neck when we rollin' up.

Cold flat doors ain't no holdin' up. Black car hit the bar, like I gives a ***.
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Jorma:

Looking so fly when we walk into the set.
F*** the fellas looking jealous, play the back and get wet.

In my waist, shake in my sock. Either get cut, get stuffed, or get shot. (This needs work.)

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Michael Bolton:

This is the tale of Captain Jack Sparrow.

A pirate so brave, on the seven seas.
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Andy:

What?
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Bolton:

A mystical quest to the Isle of Tortuga.

Raven locks swayin', in the ocean's breeze!
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Akiva Schaffer:

Yeah, that was kinda weird but we back in the club. Buying up the bar so the groupies show us up.
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Bolton:

Kiera Knightly!
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Akiva:

Mother***in' iceman, I'm the top gunner. Heat our own blast, I'm the number one stunner.
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Bolton:

Jack Sparrow!
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Andy Samberg:

Watch it girl, cause I ain't your Mr. nice guy. More like the meet ya, take ya home, and f*** ya twice guy.

All dressed up with nowhere to run. I know I'll make ya go crazy with my gun.
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Michael Bolton:

Now back to the good part:

The day he was born, he yearned for adventure.
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Andy:

Nooo.
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Bolton:

Ol' Captain Jack
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Jorma:

Yeah...
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Bolton:

Giving them what for!

He's the corper of the surf, the jester of Tortuga. From Davy Jones' locker, what lies in store?
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Akiva:

Yeah, I've seen the movie.
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Andy:

Hands in the air and say hell yeah, C'mon.
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Michael:

Captain Jack...
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Andy:

What?
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Bolton:

Johnny Depp
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Andy:

No.
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Jorma:

From the front to the back, say we count stacks. Come on!
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Michael:

Davy Jones
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Jorma:

Nope.
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Bolton:

Giant squid.
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Jorma:

Wrong.
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Akiva:

Michael Bolton, we're really gonna need you to focus up.
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Michael:

Roger that, lemme try with another film.
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Andy:

Wait!
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Bolton:

Life is a box of chocolates. And my name is Forrest Gump.
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Andy:

Not better.
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Bolton:

Though I'm not the sharpest tool in the shed, I give Jenny all my love.
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Akiva:

Come on!
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Bolton:

Ok, then i'm a legal aid, Erin Brokovich is my name.
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Jorma:

Oh, *.
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Bolton:

Then you can call me Scarface. Snorting mountains of cocaine.
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Andy:

Close enough.
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Bolton:

You cockroaches wanna play rough?
OKAY! I'm reloaded!

This is the tale, of Tony Montana.

This is the tale!

Choke on a flame, with Miami nuts (this obviously isn't right).

Have an amazing wife; and this room is polluted. (not quite right)

This whole town's a p****, just waiting to get *!
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Andy:

It turns out Michael Bolton is a major cinephile.
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Bolton:

You complete me!
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Andy:

Yeah. Yeah. Okay.
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WARNING: Explicit lyrics versions...




That's it! Please leave comments with corrections! And...

Enjoy!

Monday, May 9, 2011

Michael Bolton's "Jack Sparrow" photos on Facebook (Andy Samberg)

Special thanks to Freya for the scoop!

Michael Bolton with Akiva Schaffer and Jorma Taccone:



Bolton with Akiva:



Bolton with Andy Samberg and Akiva:



Bolton as Jack Sparrow:



Michael Bolton plays Erin Brokovich here:



He looks like an older Sarah Jessica Parker (or maybe Celine Dion).

More photos and links after the jump:



Bolton with Akiva:



Bolton with Akiva and Jorma:



Bolton's about to pop up in front of Andy:



Bolton on set with the dudes (not as high as we thought):





People are watching them shoot this scene (oh so eventful; they just set up the shot, lip sync and do it again a few times):



Would you watch a shoot like this?



View more pics here:
http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10150287183698154.402741.159289123153#!/media/set/?set=a.10150287183698154.402741.159289123153&closeTheater=1

And as a bonus (thanks to TishaLovesComedy), click here for a pic of Andy helping direct the video:

http://www.popeater.com/2009/09/24/on-location-stars-on-the-set/


So would you watch a shoot like the Forest Gump scene(if it meant TLI was there, or at least Akiva)? Seems kind of boring to me.


Enjoy!

Andy Samberg & TLI - Jack Sparrow (with Michael Bolton)

UPDATE: Added the clean version. Originally posted on 5/8/11.
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So I figured the video would be a song about Jack Sparrow, but I thought the dudes would embrace the film and make the jokes about the film (ala Weird Al). However, that's the joke here, and it seems to be making fun of the genre of spoof songs about films.

The Lonely Island and Michael Bolton pay homage to Captain Jack.

Here's the clean version with SNL audience laughter:



It's simply amazing.

WARNING: Harsh language. This nest version is not a clean or bleeped version, and it does not include audience laughter from the show.



Buy at iTunes now. Album everywhere THIS TUESDAY!!!! (May 10th)

I keep wanting to watch this thing! LOL

I love the expressions of the dudes looking at Bolton, and my favorite part is when Bolton pops up in the lame pirate hat and sings, "Now we're back to the good part!"

Hahahahaha.

What do you think? What was your favorite part?

So funny.

Enjoy!

Saturday, May 7, 2011

Jack Sparrow song plays tonight on SNL!!!

I'm on the west coast, but folks on the east coast already watched it.

Tune in to see a music video with Andy Samberg and Michael Bolton!

Enjoy!

About Nicki Minaj and Rihanna in "Turtleneck and Chain"

This isn't breaking news, but I thought this was a good recap and write up for those not tracking everything as well as some of us are...



The King of Saturday Night Live digital shorts, Andy Samberg, will have some big names on his sophomore album Lonely Island. The comedy collective, Lonely Island – comprised of Samberg, Akiva Schaffer and Jorma Taccone – will release their follow-up album Turtleneck & Chain on May 1st, pulling in some noteworthy SNL digital shorts for the project.

Two of the guest appearances? Nicki Minaj and Rihanna.
Rihanna will appear on the sequel track to “Shy Ronnie” titled “Shy Ronnie 2: Ronnie & Clyde”. The video for that short displays Rihanna and “Shy Ronnie” attempting to rob a bank, where Shy-Ro falls short of making it happen. Rihanna leaves with her “hostage” Jon Hamm, known as Don Draper on AMC’s “Mad Men.”

Nicki appears on “The Creep,” a self-explanatory track with a complementary dance. In the video, Minaj is jumping into a coffin at a funeral attempting to kiss the corpse. She’s also spotted in huge glasses and a private school uniform peeping in a men’s locker room. Sounds about right.

While the songs are intended to be funny, they are catchy enough to be standalone tracks. Per AOL Music’s "The Boombox," Lonely Island’s debut album 2009’s Incredibad debuted at number 13 on the Billboard 200. The hits off that release were Samberg and Justin Timberlake’s Emmy-nominated “-- In a Box,” along with the T-Pain charged, Grammy-nominated "I’m On a Boat."

Turtleneck & Chain will also feature superstar Akon on the vestal virginal “I Just Had Sex.”

From:
http://rapfix.mtv.com/2011/04/12/nicki-minaj-and-rihanna-jump-on-lonely-island/
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One thing I like about TLI is that they really pack out their albums and try to give quality in quantity as well. Both albums have about 20 tracks on them.

Enjoy!