Whats With These Homies Dissin My Girl ? Buddy Holly Nerd Noir

“Buddy Holly” was the second single from the band’s 1994 debut album Weezer, popularly known as The Blue Album.The single was released on September 7 1994, on what would have… Read More 

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What's with these homies dissin' my girl?Why do they gotta front?What did we ever do to these guysThat made them so violent?Woo-hoo, but you know I'm yoursWoo-hoo, and I know you're mineWoo-hoo, that's for all of timeOoh wee ooh, I look just like Buddy HollyOh oh, And you're Mary Tyler MooreI don't care what they say about us anywayI don't care 'bout thatDon't you ever fear, I'm always nearI know that you need helpYour tongue is twisted, your eyes are slitYou need a guardianWoo-hoo, and you know I'm yoursWoo-hoo, and I know you're mineWoo-hoo, that's for all of time
Ooh wee ooh, I look just like Buddy HollyOh oh, And you're Mary Tyler MooreI don't care what they say about us anywayI don't care 'bout thatI don't care 'bout thatBang, bang, knock on the doorAnother big bang, get down on the floorOh no, what do we do?Don't look now, but I lost my shoeI can't run and I can't kickWhat's a matter, babe, are you feelin' sick?What's a matter, what's a matter, what's a matter you?What's a matter, babe, are you feelin' blue? Oh-ohThat's for all of timeThat's for all of timeOoh wee ooh, I look just like Buddy HollyOh oh, And you're Mary Tyler MooreI don't care what they say about us anywayI don't care 'bout thatI don't care 'bout thatI don't care 'bout thatI don't care 'bout that
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“Buddy Holly” was the second single from the band’s 1994 debut album Weezer, popularly known as The Blue Album.

The single was released on September 7 1994, on what would have been Buddy Holly’s 58th birthday. The song was an international hit, reaching #17 on the US pop charts, and #12 in the UK.

In 2011, Rolling Stone named “Buddy Holly” one of the 500 Greatest Songs of All Time.

Despite its popular and critical success, songwriter Rivers Cuomo had little confidence in the song, and had to be prodded by producer Ric Ocasek to include it on the album.

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Bassist Matt Sharp described how hard Ric pushed for the song:

Ric said we’d be stupid to leave it off the album. We’d come into the studio in the morning and find little pieces of paper with doodles on them: “WE WANT BUDDY HOLLY!”

The groundbreaking music video for “Buddy Holly” was filmed by Spike Jonze, later famous for directing films such as Being John Malkovich and Her. Jonze digitally inserted the band playing at “Arnold’s” diner from the television show Happy Days, interspersed with footage from the show.

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In 2007, Rivers Cuomo released a demo of the song as a part of his solo album Alone: The Home Recordings of Rivers Cuomo.