Eddie invented this singing style though. Everyone else ripped him off.

EEEVEEEN FLOOOOOOOOOO

Like buttaflyhaaaaas! Ooohhh he dony knohooooo so he chases them awahayahhhhaaaaaaaa. Haha

Kurt cobain was guilty of this too lol

To be fair, he invented it, and his voice has gone away from that and he sings much better now.

Yanick Norman Metallica too! lol

no, pearl jam, hootie, creed etc. Not really hetfield.

Layne Staley, all the way. I love Alice in chains and all that shit but damn it's silly sometimes haha

Crash Test Dummies.

Stone Temple Pilots?

this is strangely extremely accurate

No way dude! this is exactly what I've been saying! Have you heard the Red Hot Chili Peppers' last 80s album and the first 90s album

Then the 00s was the afternoon the day after where nobody really knew what to do, and the 10s were the next party

@@ala0284 and the 2020s are the next hangover 4 sure

I would rather get the hangover

I mean, yeah, it is pretty much, Pearl Jam a little Hootie and the blowfish I guess but pretty much sums up the 90s music…

@@angelanderson9515 Which is by far more superior than any other decade.

@@angelanderson9515And Creed, and Bush..

@@BB-se9bl creed was rip off pearl jam

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lol, my son said the exact same thing when he saw it - we're Scottish btw.

Northern Monkey I think he said it because of the Tower series by Stephen King. they say thankee

I got more of an old English vibe.

Yeah they kinda ruined the joke by turning it into a Scottish thing. It just doesn't go with the rest of the bit.

Pelcogo - sounds yank to me

He didn't change all the vowels to "a" It should be: At asad ta baaaaaayaah that yaa lavad mahaaaaaaayah, Bat naw at’s nana-taan nanataaaaaayaaaayaaaahahaaaaaay And naw A hava to saaayt... Ya fraaaaay hahayhahay Haaayhayhayhahahayhahahayhayhay Tha lattar aaaaaaaa tha aaaa tha aaa tha lattar a a a a a a a a a a aaaa

Such beautiful poetry

@@JohnSmith-qn3ob what the heck 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Thank you Shrek!!!

@@JohnSmith-qn3ob Just cracked up 😂 Thanks for the solid laugh, buddy

UGamer0890 too soon ;'(

I actually wrote that a week prior to her death. I felt like such crap when I heard what happened. Wasn't their biggest fan, but I loved that song growing up.

Zooombay-A-A-A-O Just one O at the end for some reason

Don't speak ill of Dolores O'Riordan

What's in your hEEEEAAAAAAddddd

Yellow Ledbetter..

Little Hootie in there too lol

@@spinningbackkick6021 eveeeeen flowowowowowoooooo

FREEZIN' sjdksjkjdlskjkldjkld MADE OF CONCRETE

@@spinningbackkick6021 yellow ledbettaaAAaa

Thank yaaay

I thought that was a movie from the 1940s about a horse.

Ray Charles did it way before Vedder, Stapp and that Calling dude.

@@whenfatkillsfat803 Perhaps Ray Charles did do that first, but Eddie Vedder really popularized the sound, and it subsequently became far more associated with 90's/early 2000's rock.

@@markhynes5160 Tell me you don't watch Mad TV without telling me you don't watch Mad TV.

KaijuD don't forget Hootie and the Blowfish lmao

and have set rock music back 20 years to the point that it hasn't evolved.

and Crash Test Dummies

You're kidding right?! Three doors down, 1996, creeds biggest album came out in the 90s and Nickelback also debuted in the 90s! You're an idiot bro! Where in his post did he say..most popular?! They may have gained more fame later,but they still all debuted in the 90s!

Hootie & the Blowfish

It was either this or tough guy/ d bag

It sounds like you had to choose between two less-than-ideal options. What's going on?

Even Scott Weiland sounded like him during the Core album!

Then teenagers in the next decade dressed like goth-lite and slit their wrists, being angry at their parents who gave them free cell phones and advanced 3d video game consoles with internet access.

​@@chrisrj9871ok nobody asked?

@Ukraineaissance2014 but it’s true.

What in the world are you talking about? This has nothing to do with 90s music. What was even your point?

HJ For short yup, take it over today's crap

dank memes I assume you think that the only music made today is pop and trap right?

dank memes Hardwired To Self Destruct was pretty good

[Insert] thony [MemeHere] tano EDM being brought in pop actually made the genre better.

It's fucking Canon in D. Another staple of the '90s.

triplflip900 Ay ay eeigh eiigha. Thank yeah

They play that famous hootie and the blowfish song at my work and every time I think of this clip. So good.

Really. I burst laughing the second he started singing.

Your not alone

triplflip900 which song

True that

Preach.

Reminds me of "Hemorrhage" (In My Hands) by Fuel.

Sounds like Creed

I kinda want to hear this made up guy's other works.

It reminds me of a song but I forgot which one

@@oliveredwards1368 a 90’s song?

“Ae-he hae- haaaaaeeee”

​@oliveredwards1368 maybe the chorus to Angry Chair by Alice. Those 'haeys'

Tommy Orr Jr Creed - Scott Stapp / HatB- Darrius Rucker (who is a country star)

This video makes me think of Stone Temple Pilots

What about Pearl Jam?

Pearl Jam

Rusted root and sublime

Uncomfortable obsession with sounding like Eddy Vedder

Gee thanks everybody! Now my insecurities I already have to deny Seether , Breaking Benjamin, Three days Grace, and Chevelle (Bands I enjoy) from the post grunge label, due to all the stereotypical bands in the genre that give the bands I mentioned a bad name, have greatly extended...

Still 1000 times better than anything out today.

Or Alice in chains nutshell

@@threewheelerdonuts8284 not really, quite a few E vowels in there

Chris didn't sound like this at all

@brobbus0 maybe a lil bit in Hunger Strike

@@timetravelingoldman6839he did

Magnus Grant I think it’s actually marking fun of pearl jam lol it’s makes me think of Eddie

That's basically the joke............

Magnus Grant exactly

Yes, 90's Alternative-Rock artists like Candlebox, Fuel, Silverchair, The Black Crowes, etc... Also, a lot of *female* Alternative-Rock artists of the 90's like Duvet, Shawn Colvin, Sarah McLachlan and Natalie Merchant all sound similar and could be easily mistaken for one another. Hole, Wilson Phillips and The Cranberries paved the way for that mellow, easy-listening, subtly-depressed sound in women's Rock music of the 90's... ...Which eventually led to *Emo* Rock, and Emo evolved into Hipster & Coachella, and now Rock music as an entire genre is practically underground at this point in the year 2023. Hip Hop & 'Trap Music' has even influenced Country music now that Country is also past its prime in the age of electronically-made music, autotune and Chief Keef sounding Trap-beats. Rap/Hip Hop and Pop is very easy to make without much talent needed, and that's how the 2 genres manage to stay mainstream. We live in a time of simplicity and convenience when it comes to making music because of modern computer technology. Hip Hop also influenced Rock. It led to genres like Nu-Metal in the 90's & Early 00's. (Artists like Faith No More, 311, Sublime, Limp Bizkit, Pod, early Linkin Park, etc...)

TheSporehacker "Even flow, thoughts arrive like butterflaahhss"

FAIRYGIRL911 lol

Don't you mean Addaa Vaddar

RDMacQ thank yaaa

Na prablam.

WEEELCOME TOOOO THIS PLAH, I'LL SHOW YOU EVERAAAHHH-THANG

GamerAH he played left handed tho

Plus Kurt was Left Handed

@Todd Lynch no it doesn't

I look like Kurt Cobain but I have a different voice, hair, and chin.

We spent lots of time in the 1990s pointing out that it was the 1990s. Even the *Living Single* theme rap did that.

Ah, the '90s, a decade full of its own unique culture and references. It's interesting how many songs and shows from that time period made sure to remind listeners and viewers exactly when they were set. It's like they wanted to capture the essence of the era.

Wow, what an awesome comment

I do t think you had to specify that you were a 90s kid we could if figured it out our selves probably

​@@tgb3271 😂😂😂😂

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@@tgb3271how would we do that seriously how would we decipher that he’s a 90’s kid

Eh, sort of.

He is more inspired by 70s and 80s metal and hock rock bands. There is a bit of 90s pearl jam influence but I think he messes around when he signs like that

@lalotime Jack Black in Tenacious D reminds me of Red Hot Chili Peppers, but more vulgar.

PeachAs PeachAs PeachAs I LAVE YAAAA 🎶

He sucks

Yeah Seth reuses jokes a lot, in fact sometimes he reuses entire shows..

Basically doing something that actual comedians do?

By that same argument the current Simpsons writers aren't as clever as the 90's Simpsons writers.

Ahmed Demha They aren't. It's completely different writers too

I like how one person tries to sound casual while saying Seth like their friends or something and everyone else is just repeating the same thing about the Simpson's and can't even name the writer...

R.I.P. Layne Staley, Mike Starr, and Chris Cornell.

Kyle Hegedus Scott Weiland too

Soundgarden = one of the greatest bands of all time

The jams were tight the kids could play the music didn't suck and the band's weren't gay

Trevor Ambrose too bad that means you grew up when pop was the new thing!

Doesn't take much to entertain you I see 😂

Born in 84 to!

Counting Wallfowers Sprockets

Rage Against the Red Hot Smashing Goo Goo Korn

Stonepearlgarden in Dogchains

Oa-hoot-is and the Letters To The Blowfish

This is actually a rip off of a MadTV parody for The Calling 'Wherever You Will Go'

lol n dont forget vedder call saul

its even FUNNIER THE SECOND TIME

@@loquat9661 Its even seconder the funny time!

@@TRJ2241987 They all sound like Ray Charles.

Same here. I like the singing.

They are making fun of the decade that enabled their existence. It's self-hating anti-nostalgia.

Ay My bro !!!

@@Attmay i wouldn’t even say thats. People get nostalgic and tend to overglorify their childhoods in comparison to their adult lives because of the obvious fact that they were naive and lived in blissful ignorance of the way the world worked at such a formative and intimate/personal time in the years that would define them forever. Tbh all decades are the same and different in the sense that they were filled with good and bad, nothing really “objective without splitting hairs” All thats changed is that each gen is just (generally) smarter and knows more than the previous one, but thats about it I don’t see this as self hatred, i just see it as people poking harmless fun at the things they grew up with because it meant a lot to them personally I grew up with and love of ton of songs and artists that do this and yknow what? I love it all the same Its definitely ridiculous, but it slaps and that’s it I feel most of us Probably feel the same lol

It's true, there's some really good music from the 90s. Of course, there's great music from every decade, it's just great in a different way.

nirvana blew my mind

Tolulope Lewis family guy is 3 months older than me lol.

Dont blame him. I always hated 90s music.

If you're judging what Seth Macfarlane hates based on Family Guy bits then you would have to conclude that he hates everything and everyone. It's a comedy show, they bag on everyone it's kind of their thing.

I'm guessing he likes '90s music OK, but prefers music from the '70s and '80s. Just guessing here since we're close to the same age. One of the reasons I love Family Guy--a lot of jokes aimed at my generation.

Ooooppsss, thought you were belting out that Candlebox song. Then I thought it was Seven Mary Three Cumbersome song. Then finally got it right with Oasis. My B!

Whoever told you that is a bit off. As a professional singer of both musical theatre and Opera, you can sing E preeeetty easily. In fact you practice, specifically so that you can sing it easily. If you can't, it's because you're a shit singer, not because of resonance.

Actually it's due to the fact the the eee sound is not as pleasant as the ay sound in music, generally speaking. I forgot who mentioned it but it was a pop artist, as well as the singer of the Prog Band Periphery as well. i believe.

Sounds gayyyyyyeee

layne never singed like that at all

Jayman493 really wwoooooww I didn't notice derp derp derp

@@user-cs5jl5ez6j Cringe

For real? Starlord?! Owen the raptor trainer? It sounds like him. Cool if it is/was

Max1mus Matt1cus Lol sounds exacly like him

Max1mus Matt1cus I was thinking the exact same thing!

Mouse Ratt

Thee piiieeeaaaaaat

If you're not into Metal, you are not my friend. Heavy Metal! Or no metal at all! Wimps and posers, leave the hall!

@@VunderGuy lame

💯 nothing better

I, um.. I prefer New Wave..

Grunge is absolutely boring and depressing.

Nick Lee high as hell. You mean the 80's were the best.

For rock, the seventies were definitely the best, with the sixties coming very close behind.

90's was the last peaceful era..so I love everything about it..even music. Musically 60's and 70's were great. But because of a lot of political unrest in 70's my parents love the whole 80's music a lot more...as 80's was more pleasant to them. So, there is no best or worst. (although I AM a bit blind about 90's music)

uncle ruckus I think you were probably just high throughout the 90s and don't remember correctly!

Nick Lee last peaceful era? Sounds like you weren't even there for the 90s. Homicide rates and violent crime was rampant

It took me 11 years!

Y'all don't watch enough Family Guy. Or you somehow missed their Star Wars episodes.

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Jason L that's because Pearl Jam is a great, timeless rock band, whereas Hootie is just dull and boring music, very forgettable.

Cause Pearl Jam is awesome.

They were all great in their own way.

Is it coz I am not from America that I think Pearl Jam are/were wank?

@@rybena4422 nope, you just have bad taste in music.

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