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And Now, A Low Point In The Entire History Of White People

Sure, it wasn’t the slave trade, it wasn’t Nazi Germany, it wasn’t even the goverment’s dirty tricks during the civil rights era, but, hey, it was close enough: It was The Goo Goo Dolls, who should have hid from the stage after The Roots BURNED IT THE FUCK DOWN on Sunday night. But no. They played anyway. And here is how it went…

Never forget.

This entry was posted on Tuesday, July 6th, 2010 at 12:50 pm.

  • MattyMo

    Ahhh, the musical accompaniment to Nicholas Cage’s melodramatic eyebrows in “City of Angels.” (She didn’t believe in angels … until she fell in love with one.)

    Faaaaaaart.

    Attention: Steve Harvey! Call in the clowns to sweep these weepy babies off stage before they trash another innocent guitar … and push the fireworks back any later.

  • chuck63

    The movie is better as directed by Wim Wenders (Wings of Desire) and the Goo Goo Dolls music in general is better when written by Paul Westerberg.

  • http://www.awellrespectedman.com awellrespectedman

    frosted hair extensions – god bless america!

  • John Lightstone

    From the headline, I thought this was another thread about Sweeney getting iced.

    And the first three Goo Goo Dolls albums were sloppy and amusing. Since then, utter crap.

  • mixie

    i can’t see the clip at work, but it bears repeating that the roots KILLED it. they should have sent everyone the fuck home when they were done. show over.

  • suffer

    I too was perplexed why the the Goo Goo Dolls would headline over the Roots. Then I gleaned this off wikipedia: “Overall, the Goo Goo Dolls have 17 top-10 singles and have sold nearly 9 million albums in the United States alone.”

    I gotta get off this planet. Where’s the escape hatch?