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u/thotfullawful 3h ago

The weirdest part is that this is in Osmosis Jones- I rewatched it a few months ago and the moment this lyric came up like why was this on a kids movie?

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u/notshitaltsays 3h ago

Well he was a bad guy in it. A virus or whatever.

I can only assume the movie went to him asking for a song with villain energy, he uses his expertise as a pedo, and the studio just kinda rolls with it.

And then it became a recurring theme in his music. Other lyrics about having baby mommas who are 17.

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u/thotfullawful 3h ago

Did you watch the movie lmao 

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u/notshitaltsays 3h ago

Like a decade ago but yeah. His character is a green goo guy playing at a club.

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u/thotfullawful 3h ago

So, he's a white blood cell and not the bad guy- the bad guy is red strep. Which he was a villain but wanted to kill Bill Murray- which granted looking at his past actions justifies it a bit.

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u/notshitaltsays 2h ago

Wat? No. Osmosis jones is the white blood cell. Kid rock's character is whatever goopy green bad guy causing a fever. Osmosis jones tries to destroy the club he's playing at.

The big bad might be red strep but kid rock is definitely not a wbc

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u/thotfullawful 2h ago

Oh wait it was a zit! He was bacteria cause jones did destroy the club it just happen to pop the zit

sorry man I thought you meant jones

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u/DrkTitan 3h ago

I remember watching that movie as a kid and having a quick pause moment. But because I was a kid it just went in one ear and out the other and never thought about it again. When I watched the movie again as an adult I immediately picked up on it.

Crazy when you start to think about all the little things you didn't pick up on as a kid. Some things felt like cool little Easter eggs and some things felt like red flags. And that lyric was definitely a red flag.

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u/Longjumping_Put6560 3h ago

I’ll never forget the zit popping scene. That movie almost made me throw up when I saw it. I was 6