Can tell you put a lot of effort into this vid, really fun to watch

To your criticism about the goofiness and corniness I have just one response: not only did this album come out almost 2 decades ago but cmon man this is the band where every member has color coordinated ties

L + ratio + this music is amazing + you're even whiter + actually, thanks for bringing up the Joe Hawley stuff, many fans unfortunately ignore it, so I'm glad that even if you don't like the album, you at least did your homework for it + unsubscribed.

even though you felt that tally hall was the white boy weezer, tally hall has something weezer doesn't, someone who is not white.

42:04 The “Kubrick Stare" is one of Stanley Kubrick's most recognizable directorial techniques, a method of shot composition where a character stares at the camera with a forward tilt, to convey to the audience that the character in question is at the peak of their derangement.

SOMEONE TELL THIS DUDE HES WHITE

Lmao I love this album so much and watching it get trashed on is hilarious.

If you hate the vocal effect from taken for a ride, you'll hate the 2005 version it's that effect but way more intense

Fun fact: the haiku is actually structured lyrically to almost be a haiku because the song is about a guy struggling to write a haiku for a girl

I love how many Future Bradley's there are, really opening the flood gates to the Bradverse

i think you missed the point of two wuv. it's supposed to start off as a painfully bland love song that slowly devolves into straight up stalking the olsen twins.

*i bet theyre college dropouts* multiple of thrm have PHDs lmfao

nothing can prepare you for this. not even hawaii: part. ii

“This song is trash!” “Future Bradley here, this song is great.”

Marvin's Marvelous Mechanical Museum is an actual place in Farmington Hills, Michigan! I remember I went there once, they got a lot of cool mechanical games. Some of them used to scare me as a kid, but looking back on it they are actually pretty cool!

“The Whitest Album of All Time.” what about the white album???💀

"The whitest album ever" says one of the whitest guys I've seen

I think your main mistake was going into this album expecting some attempt to be serious and deep like miracle musical, I always appreciated this album for having a variety of fun light silly songs that I can for the most part keep coming back to. although other theatercire shit isnt my jam I think it would be amiss to disregard what they're doing on the notion that its corny. I respect artists going against the grain and doing what makes them happy idk

I find it funny that you gave much more positive ratings upon revisiting the album, considering good day is about the album itself and how you should "give it a few tries" because your perspective might change

I’m a big fan of this album, but I can definitely see why you dislike it. I don’t mind the corniness in the lyrics and actually enjoy it a lot of the time, mostly because I have never once taken it seriously. Never have I once listened to this album and been like “damn that was some pretty insightful shit”, it’s just stupid fun to me. Casting that aside though, I can see where you’re coming from on most of the ones you dislike. Haiku has a boring instrumental, but I can usually sit through it because I like the corny lyrics. Just apathy is the most boring song on the album musically, and it’s lyrics are ass. Be born’s instrumental is nice, but I fucking DESPISE the lyrics. Where I disagree most is with the whole world and you and banana man. I really enjoy both of them and cannot be convinced otherwise. Despite my differing opinions, I really enjoyed this video. Watching someone talk about how they dislike this album just made me realize why I like it. Unsubscribed.

Piss poor takes, excellent delivery, thoroughly enjoyed it

Banana Man is totally a product of its time, being written in 2005, but overall I have to say I disagree with the points made here. I love this album to death. It's not the first time I've disagreed with you, but it may be the most I have. Either way, I'm not watching this channel for affirmation of my own views, great video as always!

I think he likes tally hall

I love how silly and goofy it is. It’s joyous music, music for silly little guys and gals. It’s music to frolic around to in the garden, why must you hate such gooberish music

You missed the bonus track “mucka blucka”. I would pay to see you react to that

I find it funny that he said "this is the joe hawley I remember and expected" while listening to good day, considering joe hawley didn't even write it

Bro boutta be on suicide watch after listening to Mucka Blucka

Your criticisms are so bad that it makes me like tally hall more

Brad’s descent into madness after Be Born starts playing is almost poetic

...it's a good thing he didn't listen to Mucka Blucka

I generally like the album, you can tell the underlying creative effort that went into it. Never got why oddity or a preppy feel is somehow intrinsically bad, seems a deeply cynical and pretentious way to judge the quality of a work

Future Bradley is my favorite character in the Brad Taste in Music canon.

Personally think this album is pretty fun. Hey, it ain't the best thing in the world, there are definitely a few rather boring tracks, but it's a good thing for me to just put on when I need something like it to kinda elevate my mood. I was super scared you were going to react to the bonus tracks as well, because you'd have to sit through Mucka Blucka and I have a feeling you wouldn't like that one much at all, lol.

Aint no way you gonna call this the “whitest album of all time” while looking like sid from ice age’s failed abortion and being named Bradley

this has always been my ‘comfort album’-something that i could look to when i felt bad. i acknowledge that it isn’t perfect or anything, but i somewhat dislike when people write it off just for being weird or whatever. It takes me back to being a young child and not taking the world too seriously. I think looking at the album as a whole with the mindset of a cynical consumer is kind of missing the point as a whole. also yea you’re right about joe. he kinda sucks.

say what u wanna say but this album was actual god to my adhd middle school brain; i had it on loop 24/7 and literally never got tired of it, despite never being able to listen to an album before that because everything kinda felt the same sonically.

21:21 This is hilarious to me considering that rob works for disney, and zubin is a doctor

His take on Banana Man made me throw my dog

this whole video: brad: meh future bradley: smiley ball

why is future bradley so much more agreeable then video bradley??

umm… you skipped over dream and mucka blucka… mucka blucka is a MASTERPIECE and i am SO disappointed in you… unsubbed, disliked, blocked, and reported

pausing the album every few seconds to point out the “cringe” doesn’t really make for a good first listening experience. this really shows as well because after re-listening with a different state of mind you rated many of the songs higher. otherwise, fun review. much more fair to the album than the hp2 one was and i agree with some points here. be born is trash, and banana man is.. questionable. i still do love this album, though :) and thanks for pointing out joe’s controversy; i disagree with the transphobia points bc he was just misinformed (im trans) but though the doc is accusatory and that video is garbage (made by a conservative ranttuber??☠️) some of his behavior *is* concerning, and he shouldn’t be put on a pedestal like many people in the fandom do. i do adore his music but he’s human, after all.

Speaking as a fan of what you've dubbed "theater-core" albums, I'd be interested to hear your reactions and thoughts to Will Wood's The Normal Album. It hits a lot of the same beats for me, but it's also a lot more direct in its subject matter. And theater-core sounds something I'd describe it as in a non derogatory way.

if you’re not already familiar with them you might appreciate they might be giants a bit more; “flood” is the only album of their’s i’ve heard in its entirety but it similarly has a sort of goofy, not-very-serious tone to it but benefits from a lot of variety and exploration in different sounds, non-pretentious lyrics with oddly specific but unique subject matters, and songs that can’t really overstay their welcome given how short they are, for better or for worse

Welp clearly this channel is not for me

If you thought the robotic voice of Taken For A Ride was bad, know that you're listen to a re-recording of this whole album that came out after they changed record labels. The original version was even MORE robotic, and it was impossible to understand the lyrics without them written in front of you.

“MARVIN’S MARVELOUS MANIFEST DESTINY” dude 💀

Using “White” as an insult makes you cringe. Unsub

“whitest album ever” HAVE YOU SEEN YOURSELF 🤯🤯🤯🤯

I already know he’s gonna hate spring and a storm, which is my favourite song on here. after the miracle musical vid im ready for anything…

This is why KZfaq shouldn't have removed dislikes

Edit: The reason Hidden in the Sand and Murders are popular is because of TikTok. I was like you once, I kept hearing the name "Tally Hall" mentioned, and every time I checked them out I didn't really like their music. Then I heard Ruler of Everything. From that point on, I couldn't stop listening to it and decided to check out the album. I still didn't really like most of the songs, except maybe The Bidding. Over time, I kept listening to the songs and gradually became more and more warmed up to them, then I started to actually choose to listen to them to the point where I enjoyed Miracle Musical on my first/second listen. All in all, I would definitely call them an acquired taste, and everyone's different so your experience will almost definitely be different from my own. I'd like to finish this by saying no one's forcing you to listen to this, and if you don't want to, that's perfectly fine. Also, if you end up listening to Joe Hawley Joe Hawley, I'm guessing your least favorite song will be Bahamian Rap City.

I like how he says that Tally Hall is the white weezer as if weezer wasn’t white

Brad went full two face on this one lol the difference between your live reaction and future thoughts on each track is night and day. But then again, it makes sense this is def a weird album that takes some time to think on

I'm glad you went over the allegations and came to your own conclusion. It's very common that one's enjoyment of a person's art can make them biased, and clearly I'm no exception. It's hard to come to terms with the fact that someone who helped create something that brought you so much joy brought others so much pain. It's also hard to decide what to do with the memories you have with their work. Are they invalid and phony? I'm not quite sure myself. I wish I had a conclusive statement I could put here, but I'm still trying to figure it out myself.

It’s on videos like these where the whole dislike button being removed decision really suffers

Okay so, I’m gonna whip out my race card for a second. I am half indigenous American, half of Northern European and English ancestry. And I may in fact, be the whitest person I know, because this music is the shit. It’s unapologetically melodic Beatles stuff and I crave it with every white fiber in my body.

calling "Ruler of Everything" cringe and then hearing him play his own horrendously bland taste in music is comical. I love hip hop and rap music, but i feel like every white dude whose into those genres have the most god awful musical opinions imaginable.

The quote that would transcribe this album is in the last line, “Wouldn’t the world be better off if the world would take nonsense more seriously?”

you didn’t even listen to mucka blucka, that’s the best song

27:42 I agree with you on this point lmao,, wait till u see the music video. joe called it’s “racial” rather than racist which doesn’t help at all but I’ve always found it funny how the fan base chooses to ignore that

the amount of times that he says "i'd rather listen to weezer" has me curious if weezer has grown on bradley (cuz i remember him saying blue and pinkerton are mid). and it also has me EXTRA curious to see him do a reaction to one of the good weezer albums edit: saw more of the video, he said he didn't like them. still would wanna see him make a reaction.

Personally, I have loved this album for a while for its variety and unique/innovative work. Me watching this video made me realize WHY I like this album. If you look into tallyhall while their first album was out, they didn’t stick with a genre of music. That’s the whole point on why some songs sound weirder than others. They made up their own genre of music, calling it “fabloo”. They ended up dropping it because people started identifying what fabloo was, and categories and genres for their music, which is what they didn’t want. The effects and the different writing of songs themselves are what make the album wonky, odd, and well, mechanical/marvelous. And throughout the video it was hard to follow along when after every 4 words or in the beginning, you would pause the song to start criticizing and insulting it of how the lyrics are “the worst you’ve ever heard”. The face palms and putting your head down every minute as well aren’t funny either. Each member would write a song of theirs, the band then cleaning it up and recording it. The lyrics and writing are definitely going to be different. And for all of the Joe hawley document believers, the majority of the doc was debunked. Lots of it was either exaggerated or made up to make him look like a bad influencer. Joe was misinformed, and he was not doing most things said intentionally. I recommend doing some research before reacting to tallyhall or really any artist, and then going off about how the story in their songs don’t make any sense and turn it into a video of insulting the members.

It’s always funny when you tear apart every project I love 😭

“Tally hall is the white weezer” my brother Christ all of weezer is white

possibly the worst review ive ever seen of any album ever.

As a big Tally Hall fan this was hilarious to watch 💀 I never considered what a song like Banana Man or Be Born for the first time as a grown man would be like, I discovered this band when I was 14 lmaoo

zubin is literally Persian help

I LISTENED TO ALL OF TALLY HALL EVERYDAY FOR THE PAST 2 DAYS AW HELL NAH ☠️

this guy has the stalest, coldest, blandest takes ive ever heard in my life

It'll always strike me as odd that Joe Hawley a member of Tally Hall, turned out to be transphobic when most of the band's audience is LGBT.

I love this album, and when he got to Welcome to Tally Hall I paused to go make a sandwich with wonderbread and I come back to him calling the song "white as wonderbread." Thanks Brad.

I love you Brad. You may hate all of my favorite artists but I don't mind

I see where you got your name from 💀

whos gonna tell him tally hall is funnily enough more diverse than weezer 😭

Fun fact, one of the members of this band was Rob Cantor, (Same guy who went on to make actual canibal Shia LaBeouf) so there was some very strong talent in this band to enjoy that isnt joe hally Edit: I would highly recomend reacting to any Will Wood album, especially since I don't think I've seen you react to much jazz-type stuff. Also his "quirky"-ness comes through a lot better than tally hall, especially since his music has a big focus on mental health.

Personally, I think their next album, Good and Evil, is far more consistent and actually shows a developing style. There are definitely still a few bad ones though.

imagine your main insult being 'cringe' this is a joke dw

This guy's the type of guy to get passed the AUX cord and start playing Game Over by Falling in Reverse Also calling Banana Man racist is the whitest statement I've ever heard.

I love this album but I genuinely really appreciate your approach to the Joe Hawley allegations and I'd like to thank you for pointing out the issues with the J Peterson fan analyzing transphobia allegations, plus your criticisms here are all really well founded and well thought out ❤

I actually just listened to this album yesterday on vinyl and I gotta say, I freaking ADORED it. I would probably give it like a 10/10. It’s quirky nature and experimentation led to a wild and enjoyable experience for me from beginning to end. Each song gave me something new and entertaining. Although I can totally understand that it may be off putting for some, I figured I would throw my two cents in and say that I really love this album.

Honestly kinda wild that someone can even interpret this album like this.

Tally hall summarised: “I have no idea what this song is about but it sounds pretty good“

I love Tally Hall so much and seeing this guy trash on it for being an actual fun album and band is hilarious. Have a little fun dude.

This is quite similar to how I first reacted to Marvin's when I listened to it for the first time. It's now one of my favorite albums of recent memory. You will convert soon enough, Bradley... Jokes aside, I liked the video a lot. While there are some really bizarre moments and takes in the video that I am in strong disagreement with ("the joy I get from listening to 6 foot, 7 foot as opposed to this" was a particularly absurd comparison to be making), I think this, once again, just boiled down to it not being your thing for the most part, and it seems like you made that pretty clear while also acknowledging the parts of the album where, musically speaking, it gets pretty good. Overall, I'm just ultimately glad you gave the album a shot, even if it wasn't your thing!

I’ve been waiting for soooo long!!! I’ve been waiting for almost a year for this and I can’t believe it’s here. Even if you didn’t like it, I’m glad to see it finally happen anyway.

dude's attitude like an edgy teenager fr

If you’re calling this the whitest album of all time, then id hate to see your opinion on Weezer

This is a good example of what not to do in a review. Stop pausing every few seconds on the first listen.

why does he look like pete davidson had a baby with jessie pinkman in all seriousness this guy is funny asf, i love this album to death because of everything this guy points out, i love it because it makes no sense and it’s stupid and cheesy

comparing a song from 2005 to 21 pilots (a band that formed in 2009). amazing

I grew up in Farmington Hills, MI. There was a mall there called Tally Hall, and they had a Marvin's magical mechanical... thing.

I cannot believe I watched a grown man embarrass himself for 45 minutes. It was funny but I spend enough time around children already so Brad here acting like a man-child caused an instant rejection in the form of what I find only fitting to describe as "cringe". I don't use this word often. Never, actually. The fact I have to resort to it now is disappointing.

40 minutes of a contrarian making shallow, reactionary points to an album a lot of people love. It's not insightful and he sounds more stoned than my deadbeat uncle. Doesn't enjoy starch or mid 2000s white people. Every point is juxtaposed by his future, sober self the next morning. Subscribed.

I think Brad only dislikes Tally Hall but he wants to outright hate them

I can't believe I'm so scared for a video that I recommended, but whatever he says, I know it'll be insightful criticism.

my man said "found myself cringing in the hotel room, AAAAAAAAAAAAAH"

You've got some great points and criticisms hidden in here. It's just such a shame it's buried under a veritable avalanche of the word "cringe" and self-fulfilling prophecies (I've never seen someone sabotage a first listen for themselves as badly as you consistently did here). I'm not a superfan of the band or the album, don't get me wrong. Just was a genuinely irritating watch the entire way through that (ironically enough, given your overall thoughts on the album) made me cringe *hard*, despite how much I wanted to give the review a chance.

Now that we’re at tally hall, could you react to the Gizmodgery album by Self. It’s a (90s) band made mostly by Matt Mahaffey (thus the name Self) but their music is really refreshing. In this particular album they actually used an element from a toy instrument for each song, kinda cool idk. My excuse for this random recommendation is because their song “Dead Man” was played in a tally hall vlog. Anyways please and thank you and bye

I love how this is my favourite album of all time yet I subscribed because you shat on it