Non-Believing Places You've Seen Al

[bellminer]

Dang, I don't remember exactly where I was. Either Hard Rock Cafe or Planet Hollywood. They had big TVs playing music videos and "Eat It" came on.

[BIGAlfan2711]

i've got another! i was at school watching music videos and pausing them to answer questions of language arts, and Eat It came on!

[BIGAlfan2711]

I've got another other one! I was watching this funny YouTube video called "The Lego SpongeBob and Batman Movie" and when War Turtle stole Robin's, er... "altering vehicle", The Rye or the Kaiser came on (but not the full song). I was was so surprised.

[jamiederelict]

I'm not sure if this counts, but I just heard "Lasagna" during a scene in Yogi Bear. And, yes, I want to believe that I never went to see Yogi Bear.

[Orthography Enthusiast]

I'm not sure if this counts, but I just heard "Lasagna" during a scene in Yogi Bear. And, yes, I want to believe that I never went to see Yogi Bear.

Still, that's gotta be some nice sync rights for Al (or Zomba, but I hope Al's in on it too).

[FredHuggins]

What was the context?

[Grom]

An awful movie.

[FredHuggins]

Well, duh. I'm never gonna see it, so I need the scene described to me.

[anthontherun]

Yogi's eating lasagna and Boo Boo comes up to him and is all like "You can't eat that, bears can't digest pasta" and Yogi's all like "Oh what's the worst that can happen" and then all of a sudden he throws up, which causes Boo Boo to throw up, then the sheriff throws up, then some camper enters the cabin and is all like "I heard something in here and wanted to see what's going o--oh sweet sassy molassy" and he throws up too and his wife runs in and is all like "What's wrong honey oh no bleeeeeeeeeeehhhhhh" and she throws up on their son, who subsequently throws up.

Actually I may have confused the mass vomiting with the audience reaction to the film.

[jamiederelict]

Nothing big, just played before you get the "big reveal" of Yogi's cave. Because, Yogi's cave is a messy cave. So I wonder what context the song was used. I didn't see one shred of pasta in that scene. A lot of food, a few pic-a-nic baskets, some weird frog-turtle hybrid, but no pasta that I could note. I'm wondering why Lasagna was used in this move, and not in Garfield. At least it would have fit in Garfield. Except the fact that it's a crappy movie also. Even Bill Murray knows he was fooled into being in that hot mess.

@anthontherun That was close to being my reaction, but I have a strong stomach. I guess I have a metabolism for poorly reviewed kids movies...