I can't help but be reminded by the Barenaked Ladies by this song. I laughed when I read the lyrics. This is a really funny and pretty well done song. I like the vocals, but they need to be a bit more on the beat. Sometimes there is a miniscule deviation from the digital drums and it gets distracting. Another thing is that the guitar tone could use some tweaking because, as the only guitar part in the song, it needs to stick out and sound good to the ear. This is all opinion of course, but I think these things could really send the song into overdrive.
-Alex

I like this! If I heard this on the radio, I would have thought it was the Beastie Boys at first. I like the chorus, it is a nice contrast against the verse. Memmott

another fun song!

Cool. Reminds me a lot of Elvis Costello and The Dead Milkmen. I really like this style for you. I remember your song about Derivatives, and feel like this goes along well with that in spirit -- very smart lyrically, and very funny musically at the same time. I wish I could do both at the same time, I'm lucky when I do one half as well as you do. What did you use to make this?
-Shoham

haha this song is fuckin rad.

yeah loving your guys unique style....good stuff, really good!

This is different, and it's hot! Your lyrics in the description thing are fucked up. But this is dope. How can i get this? And your other shit.

Played this for a friend recently. He was blown away. Sounds like a mix between Beastie Boys and Sublime with a Paul McCartney chorus! Love it!

I love the vocals in this song, guys. They remind me of a more punk-rock version of License to Ill -era Beastie Boys. And the instruments are incredibly tight. Very nicely done!

I find myself weirdly at odds with this song. I enjoy the feel and the groove, but I have a bad habit of listening too close to lyrics, and besides the obvious theme of "Things are not always what they seem", I can't quite tease out where you are headed with this song. Not necessarily a bad thing, just the one thing in the song that puzzles me a bit. Cheers!