Tomorrow your homeless , tonight its a blast

cram it you hypocraft leftist cult like Apologists...#$%#$%#&@*!*^@%&*....... Defender of the faith!

One thing about this song that gets overlooked is how well the words flow while still being totally articulate to the message. Kurt Cobain did this also but he was using random words to fit the song

Well said😮😮

@@worsethanhitlerpt.2539I love the mention of Kurt Cobain here since he was absolutely influenced by punk and some nirvana records could be considered punk (but in a 90s era). Just saying I appreciate your comment as someone who loves Nirvana and really likes the Dead Kennedys.

Merlina Cane they still had it at their reunion last year

@@HartmutMoller-bm5gf of course I love Jello

@War Crimes pfftHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHA WHAT? XD

Still extremely relevant right now specifically. I'm watching corporate buildings and police stations burn down as we speak.

Slaytronic the police line is 10 minutes down the street from me on Michigan Ave

As long as humans exist this will always be relevant

@@MrJimbojamez It’s going to be very relevant before December’s over... before 2021.

2020...

That's what I ended up having to do in 1987

@@FargoMarc 6 months and I will havee 22 years in. DK has always been there with me.

even more 1934 than 2023

Favorite song from favorite album of the best punk band. Ever.

@@anfrankogezamartincic1161 Shit, i wrote this comment 11 years ago... Shit.

@@FerminGalan1930 well,i am 53, i probably thought the same 11 yrs ago. Fuck it,we are here and we comment. Live long and prosper

agreed, very underrated

That sucks. Hope you are better by now

Сочувстую, ребята...Скоро такое и в РФ будет.

Neoliberalism...

Two years later..... How are you? Have you recovered from all the misfortune? Hope so🤞

DK called this long ago.

America runs on Dunning-Kruger

I was thinking about this song while watching the footage.

Riot The unbeatable high Riot Shoots your nerves to the sky Riot Playing into their hands Tomorrow you're homeless Tonight it's a blast

And the dummies play right into their hands just as always. Best anti riot song ever.

By that time it was nothing but meat head jocks

Lol simular situation here I'm also from Croatia I started to like tham after my first listen but also had some problems with understanding the particular songs expecially with jello's singing and US political scene Pozdrav za tebe btw

no you didnt ;)

@@charleswilson1583 You weren't there...obviously.

Sounds awesome. I wasnt alive when the punk scene was unfortunately.

What a moron. So proud of it.

It was a real counterculture. Intelligence agencies could still be infiltrating counterculture movements (scenes are counterculture)

People that don't wanna be a slave risk homelessness

@@LeahDyson-kq4bd it’s pretty crazy to witness, as I have, over the last 40 years, as 40+ million illegal aliens sneak into a country where they will be a slave. I’d think people would be renouncing their citizenship to leave such a horrible country. Maybe none of what you believe is actually true. Did you type your reply on an evil, capitalist, cellphone?

Our whole lives

Naravski

Nevthial0665 and again June 1 2020

Try to understand the point, dude. Why are the corporations ALL on board? Why? Do not be that naive. You are better than that.

@@asahelsmith9490 Try to understand the point? Of my own post ? Unlike Jello, I am not a pacifist slave

Amin Jacoub there is no rules in punk

One of punks many beauties

D.R.I. (Dirty Rotten Imbeciles) Watch them live. 🤙

Punks are people, band and crowd are as one. One angry mind looking to blow off some steam, take out aggression and have fun all at once. There is no celebrity class, but we are all frustrated humans who question authority

It’s called punk

I just played this on guitar last night and sang it at the bar the hardest part weirdly was doing the Pick Scrapes in the verse which can cause you to fuck up the words

bill cosby

You know he still does this right?

Genau und das heisst er war seiner Zeit sehr weit Voraus.

Humans never learn what exactly, oh enlightened one?

@@rogerhoke9725 exactly

@@robinpickett592 shut up dumbass.

Kevin Bennett they had a reunion tour last year with TSOL

I think it was "for fucks sake don't vote Trump" .

they were born more like 58

June 11

@ffairlane57 BLM completes the circle thinking the same of Antifa. We all need eachother

@ffairlane57 No

@ffairlane57 Asians aren't losers you racist!

@ffairlane57 Tianjin. Where you live?

The enemy of my enemy.........

Not the weird part of youtube, I would say more like the truths of reality

Aren't u clever?

uncle ruckus yea why else would I have made the comment

@@justkden5560 Inappropriate use of "Lol"

Nyx773 satirical use you mean

@@justkden5560 Unsuccessful attempt at satire. Inappropriate use of satire. I am now muting this conversation. Best of luck in developing Emotional Intelligence.

Любопытно, где вы заметили какие-то сходства?

Max Seuberlich ALSO, if you listen to the lyrics of the song, you would KNOW that RIOTING IS A HIGH THAT CAN MAKE YOU THINK YOU ARE BRINGING CHANGE, WHEN YOU'RE REALLY DESTROYING THE COMMUNITY.

@@Maxipanda6 If I remember right, Rancid's "I Wanna Riot" also dealt with the same thing (riots are actually bad).

@@Maxipanda6 I wouldn't say that either. I remember a video where Jello talked about this song. Originally it was written about the 1980 riots in Miami. The lyrics are telling a story about how people have decided that they have had enough, and there is even a point where they get to "where the real slave drivers live" but that's where the cops are all posted and have their weapons out. Basically, the police are there to make sure that the rioters keep this confined to their own neighborhoods and don't hurt the sensibilities of white people in suburbs. It shows who the police are really there to protect. Basically, the police want them to keep it confined to their own neighborhoods, so that way none of the grievances get addressed and things continue on as usual once it is all over.

@@theevildrummingsithlord1492 Again, not really. More like telling a story, not really promoting or opposing it. It is a very relevant one though, especially the part where police form a wall between the rioters and "the real slave drivers" and make sure that the riot stays confined to that neighborhood. Basically making sure that the status of those in power continues to be protected, and everybody else is worse off and things continue on as usual.

@@eldiablov2 I see. Well, that song was relevant then and it is still relevant now. However, when Jello keeps saying ''rioting, the unbeatable high'' , I thought it was some sort of satirical response to riots.