Popcorn as frosty is just brilliant 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ ☃️☃️☃️☃️☃️☃️☃️☃️☃️☃️☃️☃️

I am Peter Griffin.

Dude let’s give a round of applause for how on key cheez and CCP were for that second

KAI DIDNT HAVE TO COOK THIS HARD WTF 🔥

Can’t believe this shows that the community is still together, for a special time

I love this cover! What a great way to end this year, Congrats to everyone who participated and may we have a happy new year🎉

As the guy in the ornament costume, I see this as an absolute W.

Bro I love how some people are actually good at singing and then there just those other people who are really trying Tho I will admit everyone in this did really well there wasn't anybody so bad at singing they dragged it down even tho there were just ok parts everything in life isn't perfect so its better to embrace it happy new years everybody and Jingle Bell Rock!!!

This was amazing, I hope hyb continues I really have a liking for the show, amazing job everyone!

This was actually peak bro! It feels like Christmas all over again, so just for that. Merry Christmas Hydro! I hope you had a great Christmas!

This is amazing. Everyone did great

I'm Frosty everybody!!!!

man I would’ve loved to seen Monk Quarterwise Legacy Ray Zord PolarTron Hap Javon Gery JT And Cobalt But im still really happy with was we got! This was an amazing cover, and a really creative idea. Happy holidays!

W-Where's Monk 😢 But ngl, this was goated, congratulations to everyone who got the chance to work on this, a great way to end the year (well, not really since this was realized on the 30th but still a really amazing Christmas HYB song) Hope yall had a merry Christmas, and hope to see more HYB in 2024!! :>

This is great, great job

i forgot about this tbh XD

This was amazing. Good job.

That was really cool, this was a great way to end the year! Nice job to every person in this, whether you had a big or small part y’all did great Anyways I’m gonna pretend it’s Christmas right now, Merry Christmas everyone and have a happy new year!

This is amazing!

W. Most of the HYB contestants are here, which makes this a W

OH MY GOD PEAKKKK NAB IS HERE WTFFF

yipee that was the best video ever

Awesome

Nab is here 🔥

City is the second studio album by Canadian extreme metal band Strapping Young Lad, released on February 11, 1997. Frontman Devin Townsend assembled a permanent lineup of Strapping Young Lad to record the album, including prolific drummer Gene Hoglan, and Townsend's former bandmates Jed Simon on guitar and Byron Stroud on bass. The album was critically acclaimed, with Revolver naming it one of "the greatest metal albums of all time",[2] and it is widely considered Strapping Young Lad's best work. The album was re-released in 2007 with several bonus tracks and altered cover art. City Studio album by Strapping Young Lad Released February 11, 1997 Recorded July 1996[1] Studio Red Stripe Studio, Burnaby Mothership Studios, Los Angeles, California Genre Industrial metal thrash metal death metal Length 39:22 Label Century Media Producer Devin Townsend Daniel Bergstrand Strapping Young Lad chronology Heavy as a Really Heavy Thing (1995) City (1997) No Sleep 'till Bedtime (1998) Devin Townsend chronology Punky Brüster - Cooked on Phonics (1996) City (1997) Ocean Machine: Biomech (1997) After releasing the first Strapping Young Lad album, Heavy as a Really Heavy Thing, as a solo album, Townsend recruited a permanent line-up for the second album: Jed Simon on guitar, Byron Stroud on bass and Gene Hoglan on drums. Devin moved to the UK to work with the Wildhearts, before moving back to Vancouver to work at a restaurant. He then decided to move to Los Angeles and "move in with some mutual friends and (I) slept on their couch and wrote Ocean Machine and City.[3] The album was written about the city of Los Angeles,[3] as well as being majorly influenced by the 1980s Japanese television anime series Dirty Pair as well as Yukito Kishiro's 1990s manga series Battle Angel Alita[4] City was remastered and re-released in 2007, and included several unreleased tracks, as well as a Japanese bonus track and the video for "Detox".[5] The album was re-released in 2012, and includes a CD version of For Those Aboot to Rock: Live at the Commodore as a bonus disc. Teddy Möller (credited as "Septic Ted") from Loch Vostok appears as a guest saxophonist on the joke-track "Headrhoid".[6] Bonus track "Centipede" is featured on all versions of No Sleep 'till Bedtime, and samples a percussion loop from "Happiness in Slavery" by Nine Inch Nails. Professional ratings Review scores Source Rating Allmusic [7] City received highly positive reviews. Kerrang! praised the album for its heaviness, claiming it sounded like "sticking your head into the jet nozzle of a Stealth Bomber",[8] while Metal Hammer ranked it No. 13 on its "Top 20 Albums of 1997" list[9] and also included it in another list released in 2020 and containing what they considered to be the top 10 albums of that year.[10] The album gained a cult following and a loyal fan base for the band.[11] City is considered to be the band's best effort by a large number of fans[12] and critics alike.[13][14] In 2002, the album was No. 45 on Revolver magazine's "69 Greatest Metal Albums of All Time" list,[2] and was on their "Must Have Metal Albums" list in 2005.[11] It also appeared on the "100 Most Important Albums of the Nineties" list conducted by Terrorizer.[15] Townsend himself stated City "is the real Strapping record. That's the ultimate one out of all of them".[16] City sold over 9,000 copies its first week.[17] The song "Oh My Fucking God" was later covered by fellow Canadian extreme metal band Cryptopsy, for a compilation album by Century Media.[18] All tracks are written by Devin Townsend, except where noted No. Title Length 1. "Velvet Kevorkian" 1:17 2. "All Hail the New Flesh" 5:24 3. "Oh My Fucking God" 3:34 4. "Detox" 5:37 5. "Home Nucleonics" 2:31 6. "AAA" 5:21 7. "Underneath the Waves" 3:40 8. "Room 429" (Tod Ashley) (Cop Shoot Cop cover) 5:21 9. "Spirituality" 6:34 Bonus tracks No. Title Length 10. "Centipede" (available on Japanese release and 2007 remaster) 7:55 11. "Home Nucleonics" ('96 demo, available on Japanese release of No Sleep 'till Bedtime and 2007 remaster) 3:02 12. "Headrhoid" (Gunt demo, available on Japanese release of No Sleep 'till Bedtime and 2007 remaster) 1:38 13. "Detox" ('96 demo, available on Japanese release of No Sleep 'till Bedtime and 2007 remaster) 5:48 14. "AAA" ('96 demo, available on Japanese release of No Sleep 'till Bedtime and 2007 remaster) Strapping Young Lad edit Devin Townsend - vocals, guitar, production, mix engineering, song composition, management Gene Hoglan - drums, additional drum arrangements on "Oh My Fucking God" Jed Simon - guitar Byron Stroud - bass Additional musicians edit Chris Valago - vocals Tanya Evans - vocals The Cruxfrog Choir edit Val (Chris Valago) Stoolie B. Flames (Byron Stroud) The Tower Pete "this beer reminds me of the beaches in Portugal" Maia Additional personnel edit Daniel Bergstrand - audio (Drums and reference tracks) engineering, final mix. Matteo Caratozzolo - audio (overdubs and hell) engineering, Red Stripe Studios Burnaby BC Danne the Manne - additional production Mercello Gomes - assistant engineering Steve Good - assistant engineering The Tower - second recording engineering Steve Good - studio coordination MC2 - editing Lulu Devine - editing Adrian White - additional drum arrangements on "AAA" Strapping Young Lad - additional arrangements Masa Noda - photography Dan Collins - photography

wheres jt anyways great song and happy birthday hydro

I hope rev didn’t use auto tune 🙏🏼

NAB FINALLY SPOKE!

2:06 Luigiase’s voice got really deep 0-0

Yuh

THIS WAS AMAZING but where was Gery and Quarterwise?

W

Great Job To everyone! that helped on this! everyone did great job We will Miss HYB And all of the good moments we had with it

1: There's a typo in the title. 2: 2:13 Nice Auto Tune Kai.

Uhmm I thought hyb is cancelled

NAB

*THIS STINKS!*

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