a is for acid b is for blow c is for crack d is for dank e is for Ecstasy f is for fuel g is for ganja h is for heroin i is for inhale j is for joint k is for ketamine l is for lsd m is for marijuana n is for nail o opium p pcp etc. ahahah :p
what is interesting is the fact that sesame street is dedicated to following current trends in early childhood education. They are very intentional in their use of music and imagery - every element serves some specific purpose. This is not just the creation of some hippie PBS employee.
I remember seeing this once sometime back in the '90s, and the music (maybe the recitation as well) in the middle had been obscured over by something else, less psychedelic. Anyone else remember it?
A beautiful video...the music stayed with me for years...very calming.
Screw Wall Street... I'll take the detour onto Sesame anytime. (World might not be in such a mess now if more did...although Oscar would probably be screaming out the top of his can if that happened...)
Two comments: I've always insisted that Sesame Street was really for adults, veiling adult humor as an educational show for kids, I always loved watching it with my kids. Secondly, "Timothy Leary's dead,, no,no.....he's working as a producer for PBS". This vid is sweet!
Not sure you can dictate what is and is not humour, though, can you? I'm not sure you can accurately assess how much of a "free thinker" this dude/chick might be based on a single youtube comment you found not to be funny. A single attempt to conform to current trends/fads/ideologies doesn't mean someone is necessarily ALWAYS a slave to those things, does it? That's my understanding anyway.
Though this comment IS from 9 months ago so what should I care, eh? Hahaha.
Im suprised I havent seen any skeptics ranting about how there may or may not be illuminati or satanic messeges in this. They are usually ranting about everything psycadellic.
LOL. Man whenever I see some of these early Sesame Street segments I can't help but laugh. A lot of them are sooo trippy ! It's not even just the visuals either,it's also that ethereal dreamlike floating music and the ghostly narration.All that leftover late 60's LSD I guess ? You don't notice these things as a kid of course,but when you get older it's a whole different story. lol
@Zarggg Creativity has gone out the window, just look at Little Mosque on The Prairie, Dancing With the Stars and Lady GaGa, whatever happened to classic Sesame Street, The Champ, Visage,Logic System, new-romantic fashion. All we get now is braindead hip-hop garbage!
Hahahahahaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa reminds me of when I once went to Betterspecs: "Is it better nowwwwwwww...? Or better when I take it awayyyyyyy.....??? Better nowwwwww....... or better when I take it awayyyyy....??? *shakes head at herself for even posting this* :- D
I know I'm verey inspred y psychedelia, especially Peter Max--he's one of my all-time favorite artists! I realize the much of his art is probably drug inspired, but thyat's ot the case with me-I get my art inspiration from just looking all around and seeing things in my own unique way. I don't need the drugs to inspire me. But that's all beside the point-the point is that this is a classic cartoon, very artistic, very psychedelic and very inspired! A great, unique way to teach the alphabet!
I love how the letters morph into each other! And thed backgrounds azre so cool! The "W" backiground looks alot like the "Sea of Holes" in the movie "Yellow SubmaRINE". Peter Max did the designs for that movie. Maybe his work was the inbspiration for thir cartoon. I don't think it was necessarily because the animaters were on drugs or anything like that-alot of people were inspired by the psychedelia that was so common in that era. Some were on drugs when thery were inspired, but not all.
Atena don't worry and don't shrink into a corner....jsut turn on the allman brothers live at Fillmore.. and get lost in the guitar harmonies... it'll only last 10 more hours, I promise!!!
I nearly found it scary, but mostly I found it unpleasant. I already had a love of drawing by this time and clearly thought, "if I made cartoons for Sesame Street, I'd never make them this weird."
I'mpretty sure that many people involved with Sesame street, Sid & Marty Krofft, The Electric Company and all those shows were trippin balls pretty frequently back in the day. Well, except Mr Rogers.... he was just a drunk. :)
I had the same thing when I was a little kid. I also had a Sesame Street one too. I had the Baker falling down the stairs and the Mad painter number 7 plus a couple other skits.
I SWEAR they still showed this in the ninties. I remember seeing this and thinking it was a rorschach test...I mean, look at "F", for crying out loud.
I remember this the bakers counting song and all the other freaked out shit they used to have on Sesame Street..this is the 1st time that something frightened and fascinated me at the same time..
This video is a visual representation into the mind of a Driver caught Driving Under the Influence of abusive substance being able to recite the alphabet despite his state of mind :D
want to peer into a kaleidoscope with eye popping colors? search for "Blue Siberia" on youtube. filmed in high res and set to a song by the instrumental band star fk radium
" There must have been people on drugs who created these cartoons." (OP)
Looking back at a LOT of these old SS film shorts, there's little doubt in my mind that was likely the case. Seriously, think about it- the entire Jim Henson crew were young in the late 60s, & probably on the "business" end of the then counter-culture. & a HUGE part of that culture was drug use. Maybe not sh*t like coke or *heroin*, but....
Man does this bring back memories! This used to scare the shit out of me as a child, but I still found it cool at the same time! This is when sesame street was still fun to watch, now it's just the Elmo show.That sucks:(
I recall growing up as a young kid during this period and watching this kind of stuff. Goes to show you that the artists were more interested in fucking up their brains and doing an art project than educating kids back then. Still, it was generally accepted practice back then for hippy parents to give their kids LSD.
Actually, I was just about to mention that - the woman's voice doing both the beginning and end 'run-through' of the alphabet in this clip sounds an awful lot like the one who does the vocals on the Jazzy Spies series - and that one is confirmed to be Grace Slick.
Freaky stuff - I remember this as a kid and forgot how trippy it was. I wonder if it was animated by the same people who did the "Yo Yo Master" skit with the kid on his bike passing all those bizarre things.
A is for Acid, B is for Bennies, C is for Crack, D is for Dust, E is for Ecstasy, F is for Flake, G is for Gold, H is for Hash, I is for Ice, J is for Joint, K is for Kif, L is for Ludes, M is for Mesc, N is for
I was 4 years old, and my dad would feed me acid and make me watch this... so when I got older, every time I saw letters on the highway signs I would start having seizures and start screaming MAKE IT STOP while trying to eat my own nipples. How was your childhood?
Woah! I sooo remember this, and it was way cool...I think I was about 6 at the time. How fun to see it again, 30+ years later :)
About the design, I think if you look at it, it shows how SS always has tried to be culturally relevant with kids in their time...mold the show to the kids' world, not the kids to the show's world. I'm probably wacked on that thought.
The woman singing is Grace Slick from Jefferson Airplane!!!
whiskersdog77 1 week ago
far out. thats still good stuff
backwoodtripper 2 months ago
I feel kinda hypnotized myself.
mcenn 2 months ago
DID you also watch this video with mouth open?
latescarface21 3 months ago
THIS IS so weird it freaked me out someone must have been high when this was being made
benamy02 4 months ago
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a is for acid b is for blow c is for crack d is for dank e is for Ecstasy f is for fuel g is for ganja h is for heroin i is for inhale j is for joint k is for ketamine l is for lsd m is for marijuana n is for nail o opium p pcp etc. ahahah :p
TheCaptainBree 5 months ago
THE WALLS ARE MELTING .....I COULD SEE MY RIGHT HAND SMILING TOWARDS TO ME!!!!
skeaneable 5 months ago
LOL LSD anyone, my god i totally remember watching that
DarkCloud467 5 months ago
what is interesting is the fact that sesame street is dedicated to following current trends in early childhood education. They are very intentional in their use of music and imagery - every element serves some specific purpose. This is not just the creation of some hippie PBS employee.
eggplnt 6 months ago 4
I remember seeing this once sometime back in the '90s, and the music (maybe the recitation as well) in the middle had been obscured over by something else, less psychedelic. Anyone else remember it?
ShadesBelow03 6 months ago
Wasn't television much more entertaining when it was drug influenced? (Sigh) Those were the days :)))
ariel12955 6 months ago
The Alphabet's bad mmm'kay?
Don't do the alphabet mmm'kay?
JuanMamaril 6 months ago 2
This clip freaked.me out when i was a kid.
darthmeyers074 7 months ago
Also, damn hippies and their psychedelphibet.
LimboShrimp 8 months ago 2
The alphabet's groovy man. Everybody's usin' it.
LimboShrimp 8 months ago 3
this alphabet sequence acid trip was brought to you by the Beatles on board their Yellow Submarine!
skeaneable 9 months ago 4
A beautiful video...the music stayed with me for years...very calming.
Screw Wall Street... I'll take the detour onto Sesame anytime. (World might not be in such a mess now if more did...although Oscar would probably be screaming out the top of his can if that happened...)
Pax and Lux....
freakette55 10 months ago 3
Two comments: I've always insisted that Sesame Street was really for adults, veiling adult humor as an educational show for kids, I always loved watching it with my kids. Secondly, "Timothy Leary's dead,, no,no.....he's working as a producer for PBS". This vid is sweet!
64delftlover 10 months ago
A Lexicon of purest soul revealment...thankyou
Perkisound 10 months ago 3
"So what do you do for a living?"
"I get stoned and animate cartoons for PBS."
asburytheo 10 months ago 6
I think when I saw this as a kid I shat myself. I had diapers on though so it was cool.
MrNickWright 10 months ago
My god! Charlie Sheen's narrating the alphabet on Sesame Street now?
snhtown9 11 months ago
@snhtown9 What's with people being so easily influenced by fads? The death of individual thought is upon us...the NWO has already won.
DoubleBassAlejo 10 months ago
@DoubleBassAlejo Huh? Ever heard of humor?
snhtown9 10 months ago
@snhtown9 Exactly how is that considered humor?
Fad + fail joke delivery = not humor.
DoubleBassAlejo 10 months ago
@DoubleBassAlejo Buddy, let it go, and let's pretend I never said the fuckin' line, fair enough?
snhtown9 10 months ago
@DoubleBassAlejo
Not sure you can dictate what is and is not humour, though, can you? I'm not sure you can accurately assess how much of a "free thinker" this dude/chick might be based on a single youtube comment you found not to be funny. A single attempt to conform to current trends/fads/ideologies doesn't mean someone is necessarily ALWAYS a slave to those things, does it? That's my understanding anyway.
Though this comment IS from 9 months ago so what should I care, eh? Hahaha.
theirishhateyou 1 month ago
@theirishhateyou You're absolutely correct.
DoubleBassAlejo 2 weeks ago
Crazy stuff..is like knowlege,doesnt ocupied much space in the head...keep coming,only makes us more interesting as people.
nunitonick 11 months ago
Im suprised I havent seen any skeptics ranting about how there may or may not be illuminati or satanic messeges in this. They are usually ranting about everything psycadellic.
CBcinema1 11 months ago
LOL. Man whenever I see some of these early Sesame Street segments I can't help but laugh. A lot of them are sooo trippy ! It's not even just the visuals either,it's also that ethereal dreamlike floating music and the ghostly narration.All that leftover late 60's LSD I guess ? You don't notice these things as a kid of course,but when you get older it's a whole different story. lol
TRANZEURO 11 months ago
"Here is another psychedelic cartoon about the alphabet. There must have been people on drugs who created these cartoons. (lol)"
They were actually contracted from some crazy 70's animators. Who most likey WERE enjoying recreational substances.
spjunkie 1 year ago
We just found the cause of synesthesia!
pkproductions0 1 year ago 2
trippy
norgeskuespiller19 1 year ago
Strangely Awesome! lol :D
hpsapphire915 1 year ago
The background (although lovely) is distracting to teaching the ABCs... Thumbs up anyway.... Love Sesame Street! very interesting!creative
!
nlghtgirl 1 year ago
Very creepy +)
umbsix 1 year ago
wow i was a little girl when i watched this
RavishingRedheadd 1 year ago
It's not that they were on drugs, it's that creativity was actually ENCOURAGED in the 60s through the 80s.
Zarggg 1 year ago 12
@Zarggg Creativity has gone out the window, just look at Little Mosque on The Prairie, Dancing With the Stars and Lady GaGa, whatever happened to classic Sesame Street, The Champ, Visage,Logic System, new-romantic fashion. All we get now is braindead hip-hop garbage!
TrainmasterCurt 10 months ago
Watch this higher than shit, it is amazing
ShreddinJohn 1 year ago
It seems to me this video would be way terrifying if you're on an acid trip...
Agnostic72 1 year ago
I dont want to watch this when im stoned
2meninachair 1 year ago
Trippy!
Agnostic72 1 year ago
AHAHA WTF
vertisync 1 year ago
Man! This is really fucked up and scary, especially for our childhood. No wonder we are so accustomed to dark humor.
avalanchealonso 1 year ago
Watch it while listening to Dark Side of the Moon
boBSerroneVideo 1 year ago
Now you just need the 1 thru 12 pinball segment. ;-)
Oldclaws 1 year ago
@Oldclaws that was beutifull that segment
monkeybutler20 1 year ago
LSD 5-MEO-DMT MDMA THC OC DXM PCP GHB 2C-I 2C-B MAOI AMT LSA SSRI ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ
SpiderShane1 1 year ago
so it is Sesame Street that accounts for my enjoyment of psychedelic music today ...haha
Jacobre156 1 year ago
Damn! thats some good stuff
LFraudHubbard 1 year ago
I was one of those children. Programmed right :)
synespro 1 year ago
So this is why we're so fucked up in the head today...COOL! who wants to hit the pipe?
Qulabican 1 year ago
I feel like I took something when I watch this.....
alwayscocacola80 1 year ago
pretty trippy
stanley4889 1 year ago
and that's when I first learned about the wonderful world of acid...
boobtuber06 1 year ago
I'll have what they're having.
murielsartre 1 year ago
Cool!
WhiteMKIV 1 year ago
That's guy's voice was creepy. What did he smoke?
TheTallMan35 1 year ago
whaaaaaat the fuuuuuuckkkk, i cannot BELIEVE they showed this to kids! lmao!
gtankov 1 year ago
@gtankov actually now my amazement has transformed into perplexity with respect to WHY did they make the cartoon this way?
gtankov 1 year ago
I remember watching this on TV when I was a kid.
lirrguy 1 year ago
Hahahahahaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa reminds me of when I once went to Betterspecs: "Is it better nowwwwwwww...? Or better when I take it awayyyyyyy.....??? Better nowwwwww....... or better when I take it awayyyyy....??? *shakes head at herself for even posting this* :- D
autoforthepeople 1 year ago
Heeyyy Meeyannn what's HAP.....pen-ing with that alphabet ? It's like Far out.
surfmcgoogler 1 year ago 2
A is for aaaaaacccccciiiiiiiddddd..
certifiedloco 1 year ago 8
Lots of fun. And that was the idea.
wagerfilmART 1 year ago
as a kid i neve realy liked this, zeeeeeeeeeeee, lol
Nell0106 1 year ago
The Hammond organ at the end is awesome. TRippy memorable stuff.
LiteracyLabyrinth 1 year ago
That's a trippy (and great) way of learning the alphabet ;)
herbleus 1 year ago
H I J K L M N O P
0047124 1 year ago
I DO THIS!
vidooch 2 years ago
This must have been what the aliens in Fantastic Planet showed their kids.... I like the ripping organ at the end: YOW!
09Listener 2 years ago
@09Listener Great Movie!! Yes I can see that would be great for the Draag toddlers to watch while their parents meditate!!
aramanth 2 years ago
I know I'm verey inspred y psychedelia, especially Peter Max--he's one of my all-time favorite artists! I realize the much of his art is probably drug inspired, but thyat's ot the case with me-I get my art inspiration from just looking all around and seeing things in my own unique way. I don't need the drugs to inspire me. But that's all beside the point-the point is that this is a classic cartoon, very artistic, very psychedelic and very inspired! A great, unique way to teach the alphabet!
spy4863 2 years ago 2
I love how the letters morph into each other! And thed backgrounds azre so cool! The "W" backiground looks alot like the "Sea of Holes" in the movie "Yellow SubmaRINE". Peter Max did the designs for that movie. Maybe his work was the inbspiration for thir cartoon. I don't think it was necessarily because the animaters were on drugs or anything like that-alot of people were inspired by the psychedelia that was so common in that era. Some were on drugs when thery were inspired, but not all.
spy4863 2 years ago 4
Dude, I remember this!
Actually, Sesame Street was still playing this in the late 80s. They liked to recycle their reruns. I guess kids are easy to please.
QuietByDay 2 years ago
It was the seventies and was not uncommon or out of place from the rest of the common culture of the day.
FLYAPBY 2 years ago 3
The weird stuff we grew up with, and the fact Grace Slick had something to do with it, white rabbit!
TrainmasterCurt 2 years ago 3
I was mesmerized by this as a kid. Today I want to stand up clapping and give the animators a standing ovation!
raposofan 2 years ago 7
Learning on an acid trip, that is far out!
jarbon5 2 years ago 23
Oh my god this is so messed up! I can't believe I didn't find this scary when I was little. Timothy Leary takes over Sesame Street!
I think I'll just shrink into the corner with the cuddly Madrigal Alphabet before the walls start melting...
AtenRa 2 years ago 13
Atena don't worry and don't shrink into a corner....jsut turn on the allman brothers live at Fillmore.. and get lost in the guitar harmonies... it'll only last 10 more hours, I promise!!!
joshuarosenblatt 2 years ago 3
@AtenRa *sighs* I LOVED the Madrigal Alphabet!!! :- D
autoforthepeople 1 year ago
@AtenRa
I nearly found it scary, but mostly I found it unpleasant. I already had a love of drawing by this time and clearly thought, "if I made cartoons for Sesame Street, I'd never make them this weird."
TheJediCharles 5 months ago
i love this
pureecstasy 2 years ago
I'mpretty sure that many people involved with Sesame street, Sid & Marty Krofft, The Electric Company and all those shows were trippin balls pretty frequently back in the day. Well, except Mr Rogers.... he was just a drunk. :)
joshuarosenblatt 2 years ago
lol!!....@ Mr Rogers!
DrunkTrailerBabe 2 years ago
you know it's true... it's how he dealt with his pedophilic tendencies...
joshuarosenblatt 2 years ago
Ithink that is grace Slick doing the singing. Am I wrong?
zacandtaylorrule 2 years ago 2
LOL I had that on that Fisher Proce crank viewer...
Crackrzz 2 years ago 3
I had the same thing when I was a little kid. I also had a Sesame Street one too. I had the Baker falling down the stairs and the Mad painter number 7 plus a couple other skits.
mstatz 2 years ago
@Crackrzz me too!
Pattonfrodo 7 months ago
Don't give me crack, all I need is Classic Sesame Street ^^
JuanMamaril 2 years ago 2
duuuude
alfonsothepirate 2 years ago
That was awesome
TehGhoul 2 years ago
I grew up on that shit. No wonder I'm so into psychedelics these days. Haha, Timothy Leary probably did it-
certifiedloco 2 years ago
It has a Peter Max look to it
codieraji 2 years ago
That "t" was a little lopsided
glassminimalist 2 years ago
well, it was in the 1970's so I wouldn't be surprised!
macychick 2 years ago
haha lsd
FuzztoneProductions 2 years ago
O - P - IUM
ASithTheyCalledEmo 2 years ago
I SWEAR they still showed this in the ninties. I remember seeing this and thinking it was a rorschach test...I mean, look at "F", for crying out loud.
BizzarreProductions 2 years ago 2
i wonder if someone was on acide or some type of drug when they did this
benamy02 2 years ago
what a trip.......
abstar12 2 years ago 4
I remember this the bakers counting song and all the other freaked out shit they used to have on Sesame Street..this is the 1st time that something frightened and fascinated me at the same time..
imsloan 2 years ago
This video is a visual representation into the mind of a Driver caught Driving Under the Influence of abusive substance being able to recite the alphabet despite his state of mind :D
JuanMamaril 2 years ago 3
@JuanMamaril Too accurate an interpretation!!!
autoforthepeople 1 year ago
WAT THE FREAK
shanandderek413 2 years ago
me too i was a little boy i remember!
actif2603 2 years ago
want to peer into a kaleidoscope with eye popping colors? search for "Blue Siberia" on youtube. filmed in high res and set to a song by the instrumental band star fk radium
radiogreenblue 2 years ago
very trippi
Keeko41k 2 years ago
I would have been licking the t.v if I had seen this as a little kid then.
iloveoreos15 2 years ago
this is why say no to drugs never worked.
kblaise524 2 years ago 3
Oh my. This is extremely reflective of the late 60's early 70's psychedelia culture! I love it!
TroySundt 2 years ago
I AM THE ALPHABET AND THE OMEGABET
Hyperdrivespacefuck 2 years ago 47
HA HA zoomdout, man!
ZOOMDOUT 2 years ago
" There must have been people on drugs who created these cartoons." (OP)
Looking back at a LOT of these old SS film shorts, there's little doubt in my mind that was likely the case. Seriously, think about it- the entire Jim Henson crew were young in the late 60s, & probably on the "business" end of the then counter-culture. & a HUGE part of that culture was drug use. Maybe not sh*t like coke or *heroin*, but....
Syrinx77 2 years ago 2
In the UK it's "zed". In the USA it's "zee".
CraigFoye80 2 years ago
Yep, it still trips me out....
They had some good sh*t at the Children's Television Workshop!
Kodos13 2 years ago 2
I remember this too.
jtomally9681 2 years ago
That's kinda scary :-P
KarinUtrecht 2 years ago
wha?
ElektricBlue89 2 years ago
I think my brain just went through a blender
sarahthediva 2 years ago
junkies
Dresselhaus 2 years ago
dude, awesome
turduckenband 2 years ago 2
That was awesome.
hippiekyd416 2 years ago 2
The best of my childhood right here.
LeftSock06 2 years ago 2
far out man
demonfan4life 2 years ago
"Why is the alphabet so scary, Mommy?"
visitor48 2 years ago 3
I remember this! creeeeeeeepy.
xxxredmoonatnoonxxx 2 years ago
trippy ... whooooooooooeeeeee
riktok 2 years ago
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wilkes85 2 years ago
In the UK it's zed. In the USA it's zee. That you don't know that indicates that you are a narrow-minded, uncultured idiot.
noztnac1 2 years ago 6
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wilkes85 2 years ago 4
This comment has received too many negative votes show
'ZED' is the CORRECT from, you *******. It comes from the Greek "zeta" whereas 'zee' is just random.
str3qFeE 2 years ago
I remember seeing hippy things when I was a kid.
Everything was so cool and colorfull back in 1970.
No drugs are needed to be in a constant hippy state of mind: the world would be a lot better.
doncoro 3 years ago 6
hahaahahaaa
mugarwidow 3 years ago
Man does this bring back memories! This used to scare the shit out of me as a child, but I still found it cool at the same time! This is when sesame street was still fun to watch, now it's just the Elmo show.That sucks:(
rang3r34 3 years ago 9
wow man i need to smoke another bowl to enjoy this more... LOL
Teddywolf 3 years ago 5
me too!
WildBill707 3 years ago 2
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I recall growing up as a young kid during this period and watching this kind of stuff. Goes to show you that the artists were more interested in fucking up their brains and doing an art project than educating kids back then. Still, it was generally accepted practice back then for hippy parents to give their kids LSD.
ndru02 3 years ago
Hmmmmm........
PandaMishima 3 years ago 3
Elllllllllll
Esssssssssss
Deeeeeeeeeee
quizmaster85 3 years ago 3
The man reciting has a very hypnotic voice.
murielsartre 3 years ago 5
LOL cuz he's high as a kite ;]
SweetKizzies72 3 years ago 2
I think I remember seeing this as a kid and being scared.
maleysnemesis 3 years ago 3
damn that's creepy but sweet
BooJuggalette333 3 years ago 3
yeah man.
ExistentiaDementia 3 years ago
omg I CAN SEE THE FUTURE!!!!
wabtanker 3 years ago
Kind of relaxing....
gameshowluvr86 3 years ago 2
if they still had trippy cartoons like this for kids, they'd be a lot more chill
amishgangsters 3 years ago 19
lmao, i remember when most cartoons were like that
jennarentz 3 years ago
That sounds like Grace Slick from Jefferson Airplane.
CelesteK 3 years ago
Actually, I was just about to mention that - the woman's voice doing both the beginning and end 'run-through' of the alphabet in this clip sounds an awful lot like the one who does the vocals on the Jazzy Spies series - and that one is confirmed to be Grace Slick.
d72jjpilc 3 years ago
I used to get freaked out a little bit by this one.
CelesteK 3 years ago
Freaky stuff - I remember this as a kid and forgot how trippy it was. I wonder if it was animated by the same people who did the "Yo Yo Master" skit with the kid on his bike passing all those bizarre things.
VirgoGal74 3 years ago
mescalin is great
gianni737 3 years ago 4
Wow, pretty trippy. I think Tomorrow Never Knows is more trippier.
MattAKASchfiftyThree 3 years ago 3
I agree!
mstatz 3 years ago
i think i now know why im so odd-----growing up with this how can you not be?!?!?!!
jbb22310 3 years ago 3
wow, freaky voice xD
love the animation though <3
madaboutmika75 3 years ago 3
I remember this one.
Sweet memories. The last time this appeared was in the early eighties.
Why? Because I grew up in the early eighties.
:)
MattBL 3 years ago 2
A is for Acid, B is for Bennies, C is for Crack, D is for Dust, E is for Ecstasy, F is for Flake, G is for Gold, H is for Hash, I is for Ice, J is for Joint, K is for Kif, L is for Ludes, M is for Mesc, N is for
wfd57fatman 3 years ago
I remember watching this as a kid on a crappy 11" black and white TV and still thought it was cool as hell.
CatalinaSafari73 3 years ago 3
now we know how to get to get to sesame street... take an acid trip.
jedininjas 3 years ago
A is for acid trip
bicchy1 3 years ago
Interesting as I just realized three of the first four letters in the alphabed are three of the letters in "a-c-i-d" AND in alphabetical order!
Wow--the colors--the colors! Can you tell me how to get to Sesame Street? I'm hurrrtin', man! :D
pbanta62 3 years ago
Don't know who gave your comment a thumbs down earlier, but interesting point you've made there :)
quizmaster85 3 years ago
turn on tune in drop out.
wotmeworry333 3 years ago
Switch on, switch off
BroadwayPottergirl 3 years ago
Under-employed animators are all drug fiends.
zombiesoiree 3 years ago
I was 4 years old, and my dad would feed me acid and make me watch this... so when I got older, every time I saw letters on the highway signs I would start having seizures and start screaming MAKE IT STOP while trying to eat my own nipples. How was your childhood?
wanderingunderstars 3 years ago
Oh, you know, about average.
Wormdei 3 years ago
These guys were definitely druggies.
rdangelo 3 years ago
Woah! I sooo remember this, and it was way cool...I think I was about 6 at the time. How fun to see it again, 30+ years later :)
About the design, I think if you look at it, it shows how SS always has tried to be culturally relevant with kids in their time...mold the show to the kids' world, not the kids to the show's world. I'm probably wacked on that thought.
LHZZ12MM 3 years ago
nope lhzz, you're right on the money
bicchy1 3 years ago
Kind of looks like colored inkblots moving and morphing.
locutusofborg278 3 years ago
Groovy alphabet, man. Wow.
tyrese3745 3 years ago
I remember as a kid the guy reciting the ABCs and the music behind it used to freak me out a little. Too intense for me as a 5 yr. old,lol.
NEARLY40andSEXY 3 years ago 4