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UK. It's throw back the metrics. This week we're throwing it back to just over a year ago when Brendan B. Brown of

Weedist sat in for episode number 69 to talk about teenage dirtbag, the song that had

another huge resurgence of themselves as teenage dirtbags. And it was really fun to watch it happen.

As much as I love seeing Madonna make a video set to a friend's song,

what I loved even more was the fact that a whole new generation of kids

were exposed to the music of Wheatus. That's so cool.

And speaking of cool, if you haven't heard this episode yet, you're in for a treat.

Believe me, this episode is hilarious and so interesting and Brendan even does an exclusive performance of the song live on the pod and he kills it.

So I'm going to step aside here and let you get to it.

From September 20th of 2021,

this is episode number 69,

Brendan B. Brown discusses Wheatus's teenage dirtbag. Hey gang. Today's guest is Brendan Brown, lead vocalist and guitarist for the New York

City rock band, Weedis. Together Brendan and I break down the writing, recording, and release of their

mega hit from the turn of the century, Teenage Dirtbag, taken from their self-titled album

in 2000. The influences Brendan listed behind the

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