Kevin Blechdom, born Kristin Erickson, is an experimental electronic musici… Read Full Bio ↴Kevin Blechdom, born Kristin Erickson, is an experimental electronic musician/performance artist from San Francisco, California. She attended Mills College in Oakland, California, where she founded Blectum from Blechdom with Blevin Blectum, an experimental electronic group. In 2001, Blectum From Blechdom won an Award of Distinction for digital music at the Prix Ars Electronica.

Kevin also played in a art-rock band, Adult Rodeo, with her brother lumberob, a.k.a. Rob Erickson, and his wife mephany stankins. They released records on Shimmy Disc and Four States Fair.

Kevin Blechdom continues to pursue a solo project. Her latest album, called Eat My Heart Out, was released June 2005, on Chicks on Speed Records. Featured a short 13-minute musical movie called Countdown to Nothing, a collaboration with Lucile Desamory.

Despite her typically masculine first name, she is female.

The Porcupine and the Jellyfish
Kevin Blechdom Lyrics

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Binaca Ever since I got Binaca I don't have to brush my…
Get on Your Knees I wanna make a life with you As a matter of…
Lazy You don't look at me in the same way Is there…

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Comments from YouTube:

@aaronmyers1982

50w↑165

So we're not going to talk about the adorable noises that porcupine was making?

@neveryawn

37w↑17

@@dyllainous💀 i was abt to say the same, cant emphasize the cuteness of the porcupine when his guts are hanging out

@mexitaliano_5554

36w↑4

I like the sounds it was making when it was dying

@MrBombastic432

31w↑1

@@dyllainousthumbnail doesnt look gruesome but it looks very adorable

@denzelmartin6201

26w

Was 😊

@Siiix6N

25w

Nope we not

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@sayitaintso7544

26w↑33

Well that ending was like having the rollercoaster get stuck before the 1st drop.

@gew12

17w↑4

What opportunity he waiting for. He hoping the Porcupine will take his spike suit off to chill and watch Netflix

@tytinanium

27w↑7

Honey badger is the Terminator looking for Sarah Connor 😅

@bullyboy131

1y↑46

The sounds from the porcupine were so cute. Glad the badger didn't succeed.

@Enigmaprince

1y↑6

who says he didnt 😂😂

@ABJowsey

42w

Ngl he prolly did them fuckers are savages

@LizardMane

22w↑4

@@Enigmaprinceif you saw the whole video he failed 😂

@Dre0924

39w↑40

Badger just walking slow behind the porcupine like Jason Vorhees in the movies. 😂

@Mollikar

31w↑32

Just in case the Honey Badger was having trouble finding the Porcupine here lets shine a floodlight on the animals and guide it to it.

@joefernandes4256

26w↑2

😂😂

@VincentBarasa-kc9yw

17w↑2

I have a problem with the badger stepping onto the thorns like it's nothing 😂😂😂

@evansmkhabela9809

14w

😂😂😂😂I saw that

@cizia69

1y↑9

This was Pikachu disguised as a porcupine...

@jensz9360

25w↑3

I think the honey badger was more interested in stealing the den than getting a meal.

@houssemabessi4987

1y↑11

Honey badger just an amazing animal 😮

@KrustyKrabbz2

32w↑2

I looked this up because I just heard one saying "hiiiya!" Outside my house. Little ninjas

@3winanimal

1y↑67

In a confrontation between a porcupine and a honey badger, the porcupine's quills can be an effective defense mechanism. Porcupines have sharp, barbed quills covering their body, which they can raise and spread out when threatened. These quills are designed to detach easily and embed themselves in the skin of the attacker, causing pain and injury.

@jcpenny3606

1y↑10

Their quills wouldn't penetrate the honey badger's tough skin to the point the badger would suffer, but the honey badger is aware of what those quills are for. No one would want any quills in them. It's a pain to take them out.

@HappyRoach1

50w↑3

@@jcpenny3606 , however if the porcupine manages to jam its quills into the honey badger's eyes. It won't be pretty for the honey badger.

@jcpenny3606

50w↑9

@@HappyRoach1 Yes true, for every animal. Honey badgers have very small eyes though, and their reflexes are second to none as they have evolved to dodge bee stings and snake bites.

@Dre0924

39w↑5

Porcupines are part of the Honey Badgers' diet, regardless of the quills. They go for/attack the face (that's why Porcupines bury/turn their faces towards trees [and try to keep them that way] when in adversity to Badgers.)
I'm more concerned about: Where the hell's the rest of the video. 😳😒

@haloanimalfight

38w

Watch in awe as the honey badger and the wild boar engage in a high-stakes animal fight in the heart of the savannah!

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@hellvsheaven89

17w↑4

No way a badger can beat a porcupine. Those quills can penetrate through steel toe boots easily.

@OGTj1

1y↑3

Party pooper: the badger didn’t get his meal.

@gvbalajee

27w↑2

Lovely life in nature Porcupine Vs Honey Badger

@SkyHighMelody

The porcupine sounds was so cute

@angiescarberry4339

43w↑9

U said the badger sensed a dead porcupine! It's clearly alive!

@sixers0126

37w↑2

Lol den not dead

@falanajerido875

1y↑45

At the end of the day did the badger succeed, ? i guess we will never know

@3winanimal

1y↑6

You are correct, we can never know for sure whether the honey badger succeeded in a specific encounter with a porcupine or any other animal. Nature is full of unpredictable events, and the outcome of any particular fight can depend on many factors. However, it's worth noting that honey badgers are known for their remarkable hunting skills and tenacity, so they are quite capable of succeeding in a variety of challenging situations.

@falanajerido875

1y↑1

@@3winanimal I definitively agree with you. i enjoy watching the video

@3winanimal

1y↑1

@@falanajerido875 thank you

@falanajerido875

@@3winanimal very welcome

@jcpenny3606

1y↑2

Honey badgers usually don't prey on porcupines. I think in this video, the honey badger seems to want the den.

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@smolpp585

19w

1:28
I swear i've heard this sound in The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion

@JwiseTheRealist

1y↑19

Honey Badgers are the Jason Vorhees of the Animal world

@GTFBITK

34w

So badgers are basically Florida Man when theyre pissed.

@majormindsbeats7740

10w

Porcupine like get to the point bruh lol

@randomcon123

19w↑2

Huh so did he get his meal? The cliffhanger

@chico7469

18w

Right lol apparently not and we're not surprised😂

@savsav327

49w↑1

waaaaaww amazing filming

@berrymacokinya8131

34w↑2

Bro where’d you get these sound effects 😂

@shaquileoatmeal7365

30w

So stupid lmao

@TattoOEDandToxiC

11w

The porcupine sounds like pikachu lol

@SupriAdi-bx7fm

34w

Suka liat fauna 👍

@nego7420

1y↑3

Honey badger's guts😂😂

@haloanimalfight

38w↑3

Get ready for a showdown like no other! The honey badger and the cheetah are facing off in an electrifying animal fight!

@rafikshaikh3893

22w

nice video

@theyouthblock8210

19w↑3

Go team badger 😂

@sacballa_kills_em_wit_facts

35w↑4

CLICKBAIT 😂

@vedbarua2468

1y↑6

Nonsense

@kwakusgarage2079

34w↑2

Clickbait...

@nviiidupreespiiidergawd7045

27w

😂 stalking tf out of that dude

@STEPHANIEWMS

33w↑1

honey badger cannot win. They are too prickly because they’re like hedgehogs.😢

@moneytalks9442

1y↑3

What an amazing beast 😨😨😨

@deontesharpe1050

49w

If only zimba son was there

@youmiightgetsmoked

23w

my nigga just stomps on some thorns before battel

@corn-bq8sp

39w

Fisher cats do the same thing where I live they love to eat porcupines

@panoskarliotis382

23w↑3

I saw in another video that the honey badger actually doesn't get hurt by porcupine quills...or at least it doesn't get THAT hurt...

@thetennesseetravelers

16w↑1

Click bait once again

@buzzbibleespanol2483

1y↑1

😮😮

@gillesgibeault9135

16w

B O R I N G G F Y

@Prince_Moe

18w

Who was recording this alldsy n night wtf

@Johnny-fz9qn

35w↑2

Click bait 🗑

@rthelionheart

22w

Those honey badgers take shite from absolutely nobody!

@moemarsh69

50w

Porcupine was too big

@sniperkota428

36w↑1

😮😮😮❤

@Gourab-Kumar

11w

Amazing clickbait😂

@PTREX-ze7ib

19w

THIS WAS NOT ABOUT NO FIGHT, IT WAS ABOUT THE HONEY BADGER WANTING THE DEN!! I'VE SEEN THAT SAME EPISODE ON NATGEO WILD!! THE TITLE IS CLICK BAIT!!!!

@BonesJJ

19w

So no ending.

@mitsunori222000

26w

Clickbait.

@ashleysilver5594

47w↑1

Did you see the quill in the badgers azz? Take that for wasting my time.

@gerryroush8391

13w

An American Fischer eats them all the time.
Here badger, let me show you how it is done

@buzzbible

13w

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@djnone8137

37w

honey badger don't care
porcupine will run out of quills before a honeybadger finds a way to give a sht

@comepuchas990

45w

6.15.23

@Deceptacon18

that was wack

@user-on7wx3hl2b

12w

Bloody click bait

@ShahShah-jt3bx

27w

No hanting fek video😅😅

@LscVip

19w↑2

So basically the honey 🍯 badger ultimately failed

@savagenature

1y↑2

Is the african honey badger more powerful than the American?

@HappyRoach1

50w

I believe so. In the mustelid family (weasels, ferrets, skunks, mink, otters, and others), its usually the honey badger and the wolverine that often get compared as to who is tougher and more lethal out of that family. I have heard both arguments about who would kill who. I have seen some wildlife docs where a wolverine has killed an American badger. So if a wolverine is considered a formidable foe to a honey badger, then I think that a honey badger is definitely more powerful than American badger.

@jcpenny3606

48w↑2

Offensively, the wolverine is more powerful as this breed will initiate an attack on bigger animals and predators, for whatever reason, usually over a prey or a dead carcass. Wolverines are bigger, stronger, and faster than their mustelid counterparts. The honey badger has the toughest defense. Their unique thick loose skin enables them to defend and counterattack bigger predators, while providing a shield against swarming insects like the killer bees and protection against venomous snakes. Honey badgers also have the same weapons as the wolverines do, strong bite, sharp claws, and a nauseating anal secretion gland. It's just that the wolverine is bigger. Their cousins from South America, the giant river otters can match the wolverine in size, but this breed is semi-aquatic, very social, and collectively, can defeat or ward off the top predators in the Amazon. The otters are much more powerful in the water than on land. Other mustelids, like the American or European badgers, share some common traits, flaws, and weaponry. They're not going to outrun many predators and are generally much smaller than their predators, but what they lack in size and speed, they more than make up for in toughness, fearlessness, and ferocity.

@anthonynchabeleng2664

22w

Your commentary is very bias and wrong

@dvdbox360

42w

666 likes on this video i guess honey badger is a literal demon

@celbertad

35w

I hope the Honey badger manages to kill the porcupine... If not for the porcupine's quills it would've been a no match... Yet... Honey badgers are intelligent and know where to attack porcupines right on their face where they are vulnerable... 👍🏽