I'M WE'RE JUST SAYIN': The Beastie Boys Men

June 01, 2009

The Beastie Boys Men

I suddenly feel terribly old.

P.S. Jimmy Fallon is the worstie worstie worst.

2 comments:

Tony F. said...: I felt the same way when I saw the segment: old. I've seen the b-boys on every tour since '87, but Mike D looks really bad.

And I also felt the same way about Fallon: embarassed. He is really terrible. The b-boys looked a little surprised that he seemed to be so flustered and unpolished. He reminded me of the Chris Farley/Paul McCartney SNL interview bit.

Cheers, Tony Franciosa (aka Rob in San Diego); 7:07 PM EDT
Fire Restoration Savannah said...: Nice share, thanks for posting; 4:37 AM EDT

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