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After the jump, you can watch David Lynch’s video for the title track off his album Crazy Clown Time, though I don’t know why you’d want to. It’s seven minutes of people literally acting out Lynch’s oh-so-weird lyrics like “And then we poured a beer on Sally.” There are some boobs too, but all censored with little black bars, as far as I can tell (by which I mean in the two minutes or so I got through). And with this, David Lynch officially crosses that line between actually weird and trying so hard to be weird that I suspect he might actually be super normal. As I watched this, I couldn’t help but imagine him somewhere with his golfing buddies, laughing his ass off at a Jay Leno monolog with his polo shirt buttoned all the way up. “Oh, Dave? Yeah, he loves polo shirts. Polo shirts and Budweiser, that’s our Dave.”
Crispin Glover’s Clowny Clown Clown > David Lynch’s Crazy Clown Time.
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So you’re saying David Lynch has Tim Burton’d himself with this?
nailed it.
Yeah that was just bad. Not weird or evocative, just fucking horrible.
Ok, let’s settle this now and forever, who do you guys favor in a crazy-off: Gary Busey or Crispin Glover?
Tough one. I think that while Busey has come off the beam, he has enough wherewithal to realize it and play it up on purpose. Glover, however, is just a weird guy who doesn’t know it and would wonder what was wrong with people who thought he was crazy. To me, that wins.
If you’d stayed with it for another minute or so, you’d have seen mohawk dude light his mohawk on fire! Then he spit/vomited on someone!! Then someone chugged TWO BEERS before spitting/vomiting on someone!!! WEIRD!!!!
Seriously, tho, every party I ever went to in high school was “darker and edgier” than this monstrosity. Less shaky cam tho.
He may already be on there but if not, David Lynch may have just landed a prime spot on the list of a certain Punisher T-shirt and Red Chuck wearing Klingon we know.
Seriously though, who’s the woman in the red top?