Oh, I, from New York, it's get off my lawn with Gavin McKinnis.

Oh, no, you're being stupid again. Well done, it's the students again.

So slow again again.

Well, a little heavy attack on the left there from old Johnny Rotten, a.k.a. John Liden.

Funny guy. It's a great song. I don't know if it's a smash hit. People have been sending me this a lot.

I think his wife dying gave him some creative juice and he got back in the studio and it's great.

And the lyrics are really anti woke, anti student, saved the whale, give peace of chance.

He's showing that the new radical college left is the same as the old radical college left and they're all fucking useless losers.

Which is true, which is true. But when we talk about bands with smash hits, we're talking about like zingers.

I think Pill only has a couple. What's he got at me? The road runs with you. He's got my fair weather friend.

I don't know, I think there's like three or four.

Today we're going to do the replacements, which I have a funny feeling are going to destroy both Van Halen and the Rolling Stones.

Yeah, you heard it here first, folks.

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