So eat it, just eat it Don't wanna argue, I don't wanna debate Don't wanna hear about what kind of food you hate You won't get no dessert 'till you clean off your plate So eat it Don't you tell me you're full Just .

Текст песни: They see me mowin' My front lawn I know they’re all thinking I’m so White N' nerdy.

So eat it Don't you tell me you're full Just eat it, eat it Get yourself an egg and beat it Have some more chicken Have some more pie It doesn't matter If it's boiled or fried Just eat it, just eat it Just eat it, just eat it, Woo! Your table manners are a crying shame You're playing with your food, this ain't some kind of game Now, if you starve to death You'll just have yourself to blame So eat it. Just eat it. You better listen, better do as you're told You haven't even touched your tuna casserole You better chow down, or . .

Eat It" is a 1984 song by comedy music artist "Weird Al" Yankovic. It is a spoof of "Beat It" by Michael Jackson. The track was both a commercial and critical success, earning Yankovic a Grammy Award. It peaked at in the United States, and reached in Australia. The famous guitar solo, originally performed by Eddie Van Halen, was reproduced by Yankovic's producer, Rick Derringer.

Prior to the release of Eat It, Yankovic managed to occasionally blip the cultural radar via the Dr. Demento radio show, the release of his debut album, and a few early MTV music videos. But nothing came close to the surprise smash of Eat It as the lead single off Yankovic’s second album, Weird Al Yankovic In 3-D. The song reached No. 12 on the Billboard Hot 100 singles chart, earned Yankovic his first Grammy, and was certified as a gold-selling single (the album itself went platinum).

Weird Al" Yankovic In 3-D is the second studio album from musician "Weird Al" Yankovic. The album was released in 1984 on LP and Cassette and released on CD in 1986. The album was re-issued on CD in 1999 by Volcano Records alongside all of his other studio albums that were released before Volcano Records bought Scotti Bros.

Album: Weird Al Yankovic in 3-D (1984). Charted: 36 12. Get the Sheet Music License This Song. It originated as part of the "Fabulous Food Medley" that Yankovic would perform at his shows. The "Eat It" bit got a huge reaction, so Al started working on a full song. His record company sent Jackson the first chorus, and Jackson was receptive (Yankovic doesn't need permission to do a parody, but always asks). Al finished the song, Jackson approved it, and the song quickly rose up the charts, making in the US and in Australia

With his new album "Mandatory Fun," "Weird Al" Yankovic is up to his usual hijinks - selecting some of the most defining pop songs of the past few years and spoofing them with some devastatingly funny one-liners. How does Yankovic do it? With razor-sharp wit that never cuts too deep, and an inherent silliness that can make the stone-faced adults giggle like little kids

Weird Al" Yankovic (1983). Okay, so number 14 of 14 is Al’s debut album. This is by no means a bad album, but as Al continued making music over the years he really came into his own, and refined the craft of musical humor which left this album in the metaphorical dust. The parodies on this album are decent enough. The originals leave a bit to be desired. His second album was a huge hit, mainly because of his popular Michael Jackson parody "Eat I. The song actually remained Al's highest-charting single until 2006, and the music video is a terrific shot-by-shot spoof of the original. Another great parody on the album is "Theme from Rocky XIII (The Rye or the Kaiser)" which jokes about how many Rocky movies there can be.

Three-time GRAMMY-winning entertainer, Weird Al Yankovic has spent 30 years poking fun at and inventing new humorous angles for pop songs and cultural marks. Beginning with basic song parodies such as Another One Rides the Bus, after Queen’s Another One Bites the Dust, and Eat It to Michael Jackson’s Beat It, Yankovic managed to up the ante with crazy conceptual pieces like The Biggest Ball of Twine In Minnesota. Smells Like Nirvana skewered the entire marketing of the grunge movement, while obviously riffing off of Smells Like Teen Spirit. The Night Santa Went Crazy turns the jolly one into a serial killer. Yankovic has created an alternate world where no one is safe or sane. His love for pop music can be heard in the note-perfect renditions that mimic the world of hip-hop, heavy metal, alternative rock and all-star charity power ballads ( Don’t Download This Song ).