What is Macaulay Culkin and his band singing about?

These guys look very sad I guess they don't really like Pizza much. Please stay off certain subjects just watch and think about the interesting music of this band.
Published on Jan 6, 2014

Did you hear about Macaulay Culkin and his pals singing pizza-themed Velvet Underground covers?

I find this truly disturbing. Anyone who has the "read between the lines" ability can understand what the song is about.

a reply to: cprnicus

“Here we go again/ Hand me a napkin.” This parody takes from the first half of “Beginning to See the Light,” replacing the lyrics about the working class with how different people eat pizza. If the singer is the guy that eats the slice in one bite, he definitely needs the napkin.

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A Joke band

The Pizza Underground, a pizza-themed Velvet Underground cover band featuring former child star Macaulay Culkin, is a joke in the sense that they sing Velvet Underground songs with lyrics about pizza and have the kid from Home Alone on tambourine and kazoo. But it's also serious, iin the sense that they went on tour and made this music video.
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a reply to: SeaWorthy

Sad, what he is saying with out saying it. Let's all continue to ignore the problem, it can only get better right?

a reply to: Dan00
2013
Hear Macaulay Culkin’s Pizza-Themed Velvet Underground Covers

The Pizza Underground Demo tracklist:
1 “Papa John Says”
2 “I’m Beginning to Eat the Slice”
3 “Pizza”
4 “I’m Waiting For Delivery Man”
5 “Cheese Days”
6 “Pizza Day”
7 “All the Pizza Parties”
8 “Pizza Gal”
9 “Take a Bite Of The Wild Slice”

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originally posted by: seasonal
a reply to: SeaWorthy

Sad, what he is saying with out saying it. Let's all continue to ignore the problem, it can only get better right?

There are good people out there and there are some places where effort is being put in to (understand the songs).

a reply to: SeaWorthy

Explain please.

Time to censor Macaulay Culkin?

I think you can read stuff into anything.

You can ressurrect anything and apply your own paranoid thinking to it to make it a conspiracy.

You can make a conspiracy out of anything.

Maccauley and the Pizza band? Really?

Deenah Vollmer, the group's "pizza box" percussionist, said the idea for the Pizza Underground began as a joke in 2012. "We soon realized you can replace most any word with slice or cheese," she told The Philadelphia Inquirer. Glockenspiel player Phoebe Kreutz stated they believed the Velvet Underground songs were written about pizza, but had to be reworded to accommodate the "standards of their day." en.wikipedia.org...

a reply to: Annee

So this is all coincidence? Pizza gate has nothing to do with this?

originally posted by: seasonal
a reply to: Annee

So this is all coincidence? Pizza gate has nothing to do with this?

You are seriously asking that question?

a reply to: SeaWorthy

Okay,

Just realize that this PG Creepy-Pasta -thing is leveraging the contents of your brain.

Not the other way around. It feels like you are discovering something "out there", but it's "in-there"; in your head.

This is fun to watch though.

originally posted by: seasonal
a reply to: SeaWorthy

Sad, what he is saying with out saying it. Let's all continue to ignore the problem, it can only get better right?

Young for wine one thinks.

2013

a reply to: seasonal
WAIT!
Annee is on to something here:
If any discussion of 'PG' here is prefaced with a disclaimer saying something like: "THE FOLLOWING IS ARTISTIC EXPRESSION and/or PARODY"...it should not be censored.

a reply to: SeaWorthy

If you close your eyes and listen, it sounds like hippies gathering ol' Woodstock style. What kind of mushrooms they put on that pizza, or maybe was the " funny oregano" ?

All said besides the message in the lyrics.

Time to censor Macaulay Culkin?

a reply to: IAMTAT

Avoid the Noid

a reply to: Annee

Yes, what are you reading into the post. He could be mocking PG, he could be speaking against PG, he could be a victim of PG, or he could like pizza.

originally posted by: Annee
I think you can read stuff into anything.

You can ressurrect anything and apply your own paranoid thinking to it to make it a conspiracy.

You can make a conspiracy out of anything.
Maccauley and the Pizza band? Really?

Deenah Vollmer, the group's "pizza box" percussionist, said the idea for the Pizza Underground began as a joke in 2012. "We soon realized you can replace most any word with slice or cheese," she told The Philadelphia Inquirer. Glockenspiel player Phoebe Kreutz stated they believed the Velvet Underground songs were written about pizza, but had to be reworded to accommodate the "standards of their day." en.wikipedia.org...

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“Clearly something major was going on in Hollywood. It was all organized.

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originally posted by: Dan00
a reply to: SeaWorthy

Okay,

Just realize that this PG Creepy-Pasta -thing is leveraging the contents of your brain.

Not the other way around. It feels like you are discovering something "out there", but it's "in-there"; in your head.

This is fun to watch though.

Glad you enjoy it.