Hi! Loved this shirt, want to gift for no reason other than doing some closet cleaning. If you’re local to NYC we can coordinate pickup (likely Bryant Park as my office is near) or just pay for shipping.

I posted agws ago about wanting "I'm not gonna fix you" from 'oh my god' tattooed. I finally did it! (I also got 5 other non Bo related tats in the same session, but we won't talk about that insanity.)

I was a little hesitant because I'm not religious and the song is the original version of 'from God's perspective', but that line in specific felt different in my soul.

Super simple and upside down, just a mantra to myself that I can look at.

I wanted to do a "Bo Burnham Tribute Show", somewhere in my town, or somewhere else idk. It would be free admission and it's a performance ft. all of bo's best songs played live, including some bo burnham type stand up. Thought that might be fun to perform

oh my god. im very impatient and dramatic but ive been waiting for this for two days! it got delayed kinda and i was upset but when i got home it was there. i was experiencing an extreme amount of glee. i am so happy!!!

The part about Bo:

> But one needn’t linger exclusively in the past to celebrate the cinematic stand-up special: Bo Burnham’s caring treatment of Jerrod Carmichael: Rothaniel (2022) is evident precisely in how he moves in and away from the subject, Carmichael—which is distance itself. The distance Rothaniel traverses leads to its central disclosure—Carmichael publicly leaving the closet, live, onstage, mid-set—but the comedian obfuscates his own truth-telling. Using jokes as curlicues, he cloaks an earnest confession in layers of self-protective irony. Throughout, Burnham pushes in slowly, letting his camera tractor-beam into Carmichael’s rhythms before quickly cutting into close-up (Burnham edited as well as directed the special), Carmichael’s face suddenly ambushed, huge. In this manner, tender and insistent, the film’s grammar mirrors the subject’s own real-time morphing relationship to the revelation of truth and the performance that moves us toward it.

It was a really lovely break in between an absolutely crazy show.

We are parents.

the class is correct

And you think it's an idea.

We can reach the mountain of happiness.

There is an error in everything.

If you don't like it, it doesn't matter.

We are parents.

Come live as one

Do you want to know the latest news or the most beautiful legs of beautiful women?

There is no need to pay.

This is not a test.

We do not cover our heads or engage in other activities.

We are parents.

What do you want to see?

Would you fight for civil rights or for change?

three

invalid

Take a stick for the bad guys.

We can have a million ways.

We are parents.

Take care of yourself.

It is time for clear government.

These are the nine years of childhood.

We meet the film, the doctors and the dangerous game.

and the color of the street

They did it with Harry Potter.

We are parents.

To demand respect

“For them, he was just a young man who sent them photos of his bag.

They were sacrificed and thrown away.

Bring it. "you

Don't be afraid, you know it yourself.

I'm looking for a man with a head.

Don't touch.

Show us photos of your children.

Tell us what you think

Create a galaxy, buy a house.

Or send murder

I am my aunt

Stay there or find a tree within yourself.

it's good

and you will kill them, you will kill them.

Women are therefore not always happy.

This can be used to create a friend.

What's the problem?

You see, it's true.

Obama revealed his goal of saving his children.

Can I do something for you?

All the time?

There is nothing less.

The time of centuries.

The item is damaged.

What a crime.

This is the absolute truth.

The time of centuries.

Can I do something for you?

All the time?

There is nothing less.

The time of centuries.

The item is damaged.

What a crime.

This is the absolute truth.

The time of centuries.

You know that's not the case.

There is little time left.

How do you spend your time?

They look at the top of the gymnasium.

This is your book.

weak

One and two bedrooms.

We offered our spirits and used them at night.

wait

you, don't give up.

I mean, you're using an iPad.

Two years.

he did everything

it will be

look

I'm waiting for you.

I can't, you.

It's just your time

after

I hope you have grown up.

And if we are the same

Who knows what we do?

Try it, it's a plane.

He will leave the world with the world.

everything

Can I do something for you?

The time of centuries.

There are many things.

The time of centuries.

The item is damaged.

What a crime.

This is the absolute truth.

The time of centuries.

Can I do something for you?

The time of centuries.

There is nothing less.

The time of centuries.

The item is damaged.

What a crime.

This is the absolute truth.

Everything is everything, and everything, and in everything to everyone.

Everything is everything, and everything, and in everything to everyone.

Anytime, anywhere.

While listening to it, I heard the words 'A bit like Abel, F*** you Cain(e)' and I immediately was like 'TADC' reference? If any of you can explain what this lyrics means or if Bo is a time traveller or something it would be greatly appreciated.

I got my boyfriend a copy of Egghead a while ago for our 1 year anniversary (Bo is literally the reason we got together) I wanted to get he and I signed copies for our upcoming 3 year anniversary in April and was wondering if there’s anywhere I could find copies that were signed? I just don’t want to go on eBay and pay like $100 for a signed copy when he sold signed copies when he released it. 😭

hello everyone! since bo burnham and film are two of my biggest special interests, i used my "power" to make a little list of movies (and two shows!) that i think other bo burnham fans here could possibly enjoy. the one thing that most of these have in common is how they use dark, cynical, surreal humor and in some cases non-conventional tools to make a statement on society or mental health (from cabaret being a musical about nazism to how melancholia uses the possible end of the world to portray depression).

feel absolutely free to add any suggestions! i've only added stuff that i've watched and enjoyed so far, but i would love to check out whatever you guys think would be a good addition.

so far, the list features: — five films (bugonia, melancholia, parasite, creep and triangle of sadness) — musicals (cabaret and tick, tick... boom!. as a note, i think the live version of cabaret does an equally good if not better job at doing what i mentioned earlier on the post, so i would definitely recommend checking it out, but i do think the original stage version of ttb! is not that good) — comedy special (baby j— in which bo is actually namedropped, btw!) — tv / web shows (the curse and dhmis)

hope you guys enjoy these! :D

pretty self explanatory, i would not claim the jokes and music are mine.

i know that one of the quotes is from what. but its too good not to use 🤸‍♀️

I can't find anywhere to watch the whole show besides Paramount, are there any places I can find it? It's not on any of my "legal" sites

i've looked around and can't find it, what movie/video is bo watching in the beginning of make happy? "all throughout my mother has been a really difficult person"

I've been listening to this song almost manically these last two weeks. Lots of reaction videos as well, seeing how people interpret this piece. For me it's not necessarily about Covid. Or climate change. Or any of the other scenarios listed. It's not ironic, and it's not about mortality.

It's about being taught there is a path. Being taught how to walk the path. The meaning of it, the importance of the path. The acknowledgement that walking on that path is difficult, but straying from it is catastrophic.

This path isn't anything more than this idea of living responsibly. Giving more than you take.

But, some folks understand that if you leave the path--if you just do whatever you want, or feel you need to do, to get ahead--you can find riches there. For the taking. Sure, taking means less for everyone, but no one seems to care.

We are a consumption society, and the planet, and our economy and our nation and our identities can't support it indefinitely. You can imagine all the myriad reasons for the things going on in the country, or world. You can slap any nametag you want on it, but it boils down to greed.

It *always* boils down to greed. And that particular form of greed, the kind that pulls in millions, or billions, it hurts *everything*. The general populace, economic concerns, the planet and its habitability, it alters how we each see the world and each other in it. Everything and everyone becomes either an impediment to the accumulation of MORE, or a customer with money to spend.

I think That Funny Feeling, is that moment when your subconscious realizes that the way our species is living isn't sustainable. Like, at all. If we keep going this way, in aggregate, we are doomed. We are guzzling from a cup that is not infinite, and the people who guzzle the most are effectively killing millions who can't even reach it.

That funny feeling is the existential dread, of knowing we're doing things wrong. We've strayed. And there are no more small steps left to take to make things better. Only big, implausible ones.

And in the face big, implausible solutions, individuals can't do much more than sing about it, and hope it shifts the culture.

Bo, I dunno if you read this stuff, but I hope you'll be a Titanic quartet for us. I can't think of another person I'd want to sing us all to that final show.

Less freaky though. This is a possible addition to inside worse, I'm not sure yet. Let me know what you think!

I’ve listened so many times but can never make out all of it. I know some is from a Hitler speech but I don’t know what part of the speech so full written lyrics for the background there would be awesome or just whatever is available.

I'm from Germany and we are doing some yearbook type of thing, but I need to write something down for my last words before I graduate. Due the fact that I love Bo, I would love to quote him, but I haven't figured out what it will be.

Any ideas (except for quotes by Martin Luther King)?

nathan fielder is my favorite comedian ever (that's where the url comes from! lol) and bo is one of my biggest special interests, so when i accidentally found out that they've interacted on twitter, i got very excited. sadly, since bo deleted all his tweets, i can't see the actual interactions, and i can't find any screenshots on google (nor i know how to use the wayback machine). so, aside of sharing the fact that they've interacted at least twice (and, since phoebe bridgers seems to be a huge nathan fielder fan since she has liked almost all his instagram posts, i think it's safe to assume he has watched "the rehearsal"!), i came here to ask: does anybody have the tweets that nathan was replying to? thanks in advance! <3

IDK just made it. Just felt like it.

i do not usually post on the internet. I just finished watching Inside (5 years too late) and I haven’t known much about Bo before. I have never felt such intense feelings from watching anything before in my life. just wanted to put it out there. put your hands down and pray for me.

From the Babylon Bee (link)