Bob Meets The Beatles - The Meth Minute 39

Just in time for The Beatles Rock band on Wii, Xbox360, and PS3: "Bob Meets The Beatles" is Episode 22 of The Meth Minute cartoon series. This one takes us back in time to a milestone moment in rock history: the day Bob Dylan first smoked up the Beatles. It got weird in that room. Directed by Dan Meth.

Performed by:
Scott Kaufman
Tom Forget
Dan Meth
Marc Boxser

music by:
Dan Meth
Andres Palmiter

Additional Art:
Josh Weisbrod
Claire Samuels

Sound Design:
Mark Vitelli

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  • Animation

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  • Dan Meth

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  • Next New Networks

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  • Dan Meth

[ThePinkFloydFanGirl]

well.......this explains a lot.

[codeorangeXC]

George sitting eating. Very accurate.

[MRjamminKearl]

Bob Dylan didn't introduce them into it!! He was just in the room and someone else did it.

[johnathanclark79]

Anybody else saw that video with Lennon and Dylan in a taxi.

[anUHkins]

know exactly what you mean with the lennon part...a lot of things the beatles did seemed like a response to dylan, dylan did the same with them but they always took it a lot farther it seemed or something, like they took themselves a little too seriously at times

[MASON SUMMERS]

I actually think Dylan is quite clever. He's not my flavor of music but I admit his talent. I still however think the Beatles were 10x better before Lennon got all into him.

[anUHkins]

dude I hope youre not implying that Dylan sucks or something. The only reason Bob influenced them enough to write those type of songs was because the beatles influenced Bob to take up rock again(after growing up as a youth with elvis/little richard/etc) and to write rock music with deeper meaning. it's not hi fault he spurred a bunch of mimics

[MASON SUMMERS]

But I have to admit that punk became a terrible cliche too. Now it all sounds like hardcore crap and no one wants to sound brilliant like the Clash anymore. I am done ranting.  For now.

[MASON SUMMERS]

It's funny I should stumble on this video. This is actually what I consider to be the worst event to ever happen to rock music. 50's rock was great. Then rock kind of faded away, which sucks, but then the Beatles were bringing rock back with an English charm and rock was fantastic again. Then....they met THIS GUY. And suddenly started writing songs that just plod along and suck. And then EVERYONE starting writing rock that just sucks. Then punk saved the day in the 70's.

[KaneJacobsVideos]

Probably outside

[Hunter Kemp]

Funny. Most people who were there in the 60's make light of it...if they can remember it.