Howdy Eggy, this song is OUT NOW on streaming services. Please save it to your library/playlists so I can induce the algorithm to bestow upon me its silken kiss of life. https://open.spotify.com/album/6SBNlXRl4ljZXaJ5EV7qnc?si=-X1DfAd8T9eWTRdAmFqSzA

This man gets it. I don't know what it is- but he gets it.

Speaking as a fella whose seen the DVD logo hit the corner of a TV in real life, this song really resonates with me, artistically and spiritually. It would have brought a tear to my eye, were it not so crispy.

I love the moment in a Jazz Emu song when you find out what it's really about

I love how unique his voice is

The fact that he was able to ping pong that ball perfectly whilst remotely watching the DVD logo is impressive

That last dance scene at 2:42, especially when it cut to the wife smiling as she looks out the door, knowing her ex-husband is finally happy, hit me unreasonably hard.

The best one yet! <3

1 million views!!!!!!! Woo!!!!!!!!

I can definitely attest to the fact this gets regularly gets stuck in my head, and I especially like singing it out loud _ my eye-balls-are-CRRRRRRISPY-to-thr-touch!

When you're happy, you enjoy the melody. When you're sad you understand the lyrics

Once upon a time, Bo Burnham and Jack Stauber fell in love, they put an egg, and after singing and dancing over it, a special kind of emu hatched: A Jazz Emu.

I know it’s technically a silly song, but I literally get goosebumps at the part where it finally hits the corner of the TV. That part and onward just sounds so good.

That moment before it hits the corner, I swear, it feels like time is going in slow motion. Your mind predicted it would double bounce, but as it slowly creeps closer, and time comes crawling to a near standstill, you feel it. Deeper than your bones, in the soul, you know what's about to happen. Before now, you anticipated it, but never expected it to really happen this time. You always waited for the next bounce, but now it's here.

This song SLAPS, it's an absolute joy to sing along to. Especially those high notes

I have listened to this so many times. This song just absolutely slaps, not just from a comedy standpoint but from an actual musical standpoint. Something about it just tracks with my ears and it’s been stuck in my head for weeks.

How serendipitous for a Jazz Emu song to capture both the pain of waiting for the next Jazz Emu song and the ecstasy of its release

I'm not one to say this kinda thing since it's already been said a dozen million times so it's not terribly original, but the production quality is insanely good for such a small creator, it's a genuine shame to see so few people appreciate this.

It's genuinely incredible how fresh and innovative this song is from start to finish.