The Brain Song "Weird Al" Yankovic
"The Brain Song" by "Weird Al" Yankovic, released in 2003, is a comedic #Parody that humorously explores the complexities and quirks of the human brain. The lyrics celebrate intelligence and curiosity while poking fun at common misconceptions. Its catchy tune and clever wordplay showcase Yankovic's signature style, contributing to his cultural impact as a satirical artist.
"Go on spit it out there is no such thing as a stupid question."
"What does your brain smell like?"
"OK now THAT'S a stupid question."
Your Brain is divided into two hemispheres
Your left controls your right side and your right controls your left side
And they're both tied together in a neat little package
By the totally awesome Corpus Callosum
When you peel away that meninges layer
Wipe off that cerebro-spinal fluid
And you're looking right at the four lobes of the brain
(You all know what I am talking about, Say it with me now)
Frontal, temporal, parietal, occipital
And each one's got a very special job, yeah
Each one knows exactly what to do
As you're watching my disembodied head
Your rods and cones are sending their stimuli to your thalamus
Which joins up to your occipital lobe
(Which of course processes visual information)
As you're listening to these words right here
The vibrations of the scillia down in your ears
Are sending those impulses along to your temporal lobe
"What does your brain smell like?"
"OK now THAT'S a stupid question."
Your Brain is divided into two hemispheres
Your left controls your right side and your right controls your left side
And they're both tied together in a neat little package
By the totally awesome Corpus Callosum
When you peel away that meninges layer
Wipe off that cerebro-spinal fluid
And you're looking right at the four lobes of the brain
(You all know what I am talking about, Say it with me now)
Frontal, temporal, parietal, occipital
And each one's got a very special job, yeah
Each one knows exactly what to do
As you're watching my disembodied head
Your rods and cones are sending their stimuli to your thalamus
Which joins up to your occipital lobe
(Which of course processes visual information)
As you're listening to these words right here
The vibrations of the scillia down in your ears
Are sending those impulses along to your temporal lobe
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