The Lonely Island was on Jimmy Kimmel Live last night and they killed two birds with one stone, performing their bad grammar-ific song "Semicolon" and, more importantly, reviving the greatest Dave Coulier take-down in pop culture history. "Semicolon" usually features a Solange, but when they boys went on Kimmel they were with songstress-extraordinaire Alanis Morissette. Dressed in school clothes, the group goes through their usual list of of incorrect semicolon-fueled punchlines. You can see the joke coming from a mile away -- Alanis schooling them on their incorrect grammar and Andy Samberg calling her out on playing fast and loose with her use of irony in her classic '90s hit "Ironic." But then Alanis starts actually singing "Ironic" and suddenly the fact that "meeting the man of your dreams and then meeting his beauuutiful wife" is actually an example of an unfortunate situation rather than an ironic one doesn't even matter. The song's a jam no matter what. Watch and learn above.
The Lonely Island was on Jimmy Kimmel Live last night and they killed two birds with one stone, performing their bad grammar-ific song "Semicolon" and, more importantly, reviving the greatest Dave Coulier take-down in pop culture history. "Semicolon" usually features a Solange, but when they boys went on Kimmel they were with songstress-extraordinaire Alanis Morissette. Dressed in school clothes, the group goes through their usual list of of incorrect semicolon-fueled punchlines. You can see the joke coming from a mile away -- Alanis schooling them on their incorrect grammar and Andy Samberg calling her out on playing fast and loose with her use of irony in her classic '90s hit "Ironic." But then Alanis starts actually singing "Ironic" and suddenly the fact that "meeting the man of your dreams and then meeting his beauuutiful wife" is actually an example of an unfortunate situation rather than an ironic one doesn't even matter. The song's a jam no matter what. Watch and learn above.