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Labheshs iPhone 6s Active Save. Are you sure want to delete the Playlist Delete Cancel. Recent Searches. Yankovic dances uncoordinated, flailing his arms wildly, knocking over chairs as he goes and hurls himself through the gap in the counter, rather than sliding in smoothly like Jackson did.
During the pool hall scene, Weird Al's mouth fogs up the camera lens when it zooms in. In the original video, the two gangs opened their garage doors. In "Eat It" the second garage door doesn't properly open and the second gang crawls under the door. The instrumental break was done by Rick Derringer. The sound of the guitar blown up was heard at the end of the instrumental break. In the original video, the gang leader rode a forklift.
In "Eat It", the gang leader rode a wheel cart. The gang leaders don't tie their hands up in rope, but rather hold a rubber chicken. Instead of switchblade knives, they have a switchblade fork and spoon. When Weird Al is dancing among some boxes, he drops far more abruptly than Michael Jackson did. Weird Al gives the gang leaders something to eat, before they burst into dance.
At the end of the video, Weird Al drops two antacids in a glass of water, referencing an abdominal pain from overeating. Also at the end of the video, Weird Al is seen with bulging yellow eyes, in a reference to the ending sequence of Michael Jackson's "Thriller". Trivia [ ] Al cites the release of the single and the premiere of the video on MTV as his breakthrough success; he claims he was recognized in public as "the 'Eat It' guy" as soon as the day after.
In the parody, the second alley is empty as one of the gangs are still waiting for the bus. The gang does make it to the rumble through unknown means. At the diner, Weird Al opened the doors just like Jackson does, but knocks someone over in the process. Yankovic dances uncoordinated, flailing his arms wildly, knocking over chairs as he goes and hurls himself through the gap in the counter, rather than sliding in smoothly like Jackson did. During the pool hall scene, Weird Al's mouth fogs up the camera lens when it zooms in.
In the original video, the two gangs opened their garage doors. In "Eat It" the second garage door doesn't properly open and the second gang crawls under the door.
The instrumental break was done by Rick Derringer. The sound of the guitar blown up was heard at the end of the instrumental break. In the original video, the gang leader rode a forklift. In "Eat It", the gang leader rode a wheel cart. The gang leaders don't tie their hands up in rope, but rather hold a rubber chicken. Instead of switchblade knives, they have a switchblade fork and spoon. When Weird Al is dancing among some boxes, he drops far more abruptly than Michael Jackson did.
Weird Al gives the gang leaders something to eat, before they burst into dance.
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