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| − | White R & B duo from a skit on the | + | White R & B duo from a skit on the "[https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0652147/reference A Talking Junkie]" episode (22 Nov 1996) of ''[http://us.imdb.com/Title?0112084 Mr. Show]''. They consist of Pootie T (David Cross) and Wolfgang Amadeus Thelonius Von Funkenmeister the Nineteenth and Three Quarters (Bob Odenkirk). Their hit, "Ewww Girl Ewww," wins the Homage Award for most soulful single performed by a white duo, beating out "Wanna Freak You In The Ass" by [[R U Da 1]] and "Premium Soulsonic Megajive- The Love Theme From ''Brutal Enigma''" by [[2 True 4 U]]. |
Their song is off of their ''Literacy for the People'' album on Sloppy Seconds Records. The video was directed by fake director Famous Mortimer. | Their song is off of their ''Literacy for the People'' album on Sloppy Seconds Records. The video was directed by fake director Famous Mortimer. | ||
Revision as of 06:39, 16 April 2018
White R & B duo from a skit on the "A Talking Junkie" episode (22 Nov 1996) of Mr. Show. They consist of Pootie T (David Cross) and Wolfgang Amadeus Thelonius Von Funkenmeister the Nineteenth and Three Quarters (Bob Odenkirk). Their hit, "Ewww Girl Ewww," wins the Homage Award for most soulful single performed by a white duo, beating out "Wanna Freak You In The Ass" by R U Da 1 and "Premium Soulsonic Megajive- The Love Theme From Brutal Enigma" by 2 True 4 U.
Their song is off of their Literacy for the People album on Sloppy Seconds Records. The video was directed by fake director Famous Mortimer.
In the "Sad Songs Are Nature's Onions" episode (21 Dec 1998), their song "Goodbye 2 Every 1 Ever" is nominated for a Teardrop Award for saddest song. They get beat out by Horace Loeb.
