The Guy Who Didn't Like Musicals
The Guy Who Didn't Like Musicals Cast Lyrics


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Ooh

The greatest stories ever told
Have a hero who must be bold
They learn a sense of right and wrong
And better learn the sense through song

Musicals tell the impossible (The impossible)
They evoke the philosophical, yeah
So tonight we′re gonna chronicle
A story so astronomical
The last remaining story to tell

The guy who didn't like musicals
(Didn′t like, didn't like, didn't like-a-like ′em)
(Didn′t like, didn't like, didn′t like-a-like 'em)
I mean what the fuck?
(Didn′t like, did not like-a-like 'em)
He′s the guy who didn't like musicals
(Didn't like, didn′t like, didn′t like-a-like 'em)
(Didn′t like, didn't like, didn′t like-a-like 'em)
Yeah, what the fuck?
(Didn′t like, did not like like-a-like 'em)

In the tiny town of Hatchetfield
Lived an awful grinch named Paul
He spends his days surfing the web
And not singing and dancing with a song

Should we kill him? Should we kill him?

Oh, he pines after a cure little barista
Isn't that worth a show stopping fiesta, yeah
But for some damn reason
He won′t join our singing season

What an ass
What a bitch
What a cock

The guy who didn′t like musicals
(Didn't like, didn′t like, didn't like-a-like ′em)
(Didn't like, didn′t like, didn't like-a-like 'em)
I mean what the fuck?
(Didn′t like, did not like, did not like like-a-like ′em)
He's the guy who didn′t like musicals
(Didn't like, didn′t like, didn't like-a-like ′em)
Na, na, na, na, na...
Na, na, na, na, na, ah...
(Didn't like, did not like, did not like like-a-like 'em)

It′s the end of the world, Paul (End of the world)
If you don′t sing (If you don't sing)
This is the bridge, Paul (This is the bridge)
Where we globalize everything
And the words will come to you
We swear we will teach you
What it means to love
What it means to obey, Paul

The apotheosis is upon us
Yay!

Did you hear the word?
What′s the word?
He's a coming
Who′s a coming?
Paul's a comin′
Paul's a comin'?
The star of the show

Now for his headlining entrance
Time to swoon at his leading man essence
His name is the title
He′s destined to go viral

Here he is
His name is Paul
Enter now!

Where the fuck is he?
I have no fucking clue

The guy just doesn′t like musicals
(Didn't like, didn′t like, didn't like-a-like ′em)
(Didn't like, didn′t like, didn't like-a-like 'em) Yeah
(Didn′t like, did not like, did not like like-a-like ′em)
He's the guy who didn′t like musicals
(Didn't like, didn′t like, didn't like-a-like ′em)
Na, na, na, na, na
Na, na, na, na, na, ah...
(Didn't like, did not like, did not like like-a-like 'em) Ooh

And he definitely won′t like this, yeah
(Didn′t like, didn't like, didn′t like-a-like 'em)
(Didn′t like, didn't like, didn′t like-a-like 'em)
(Didn't like, did not like, did not like like-a-like ′em)
He′s the guy who didn't like musicals
(Didn′t like, didn't like, didn′t like-a-like 'em)
Na, na, na, na, na
Na, na, na, na, na, ah...
(Didn′t like, did not like, did not like like-a-like 'em)





Paul, you piece of shit

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to "The Guy Who Didn't Like Musicals" tell the story of a man named Paul who doesn't like musicals. The song is presented as a part of a musical itself, and the lyrics are sung by the other characters who are trying to convince Paul to join in their music and dance. The song is essentially about how musicals can be philosophical and teach people a sense of right and wrong through storytelling in a way that other mediums cannot. The song also pokes fun at the character of Paul, who is portrayed as a grump who spends his time on the internet rather than singing and dancing with the rest of the group.


The chorus of the song repeats the line "The guy who didn't like musicals" in a mocking tone, emphasizing the irony of someone who is not interested in musicals being a character in a musical itself. The other characters discuss Paul's potential love interest, a barista, and argue that his reluctance to join in their music and dance is preventing him from impressing her. They also discuss the impending end of the world and how Paul needs to embrace the medium of musical theater to understand what it means to love and obey.


Overall, the song is a tongue-in-cheek tribute to the power of musicals and a comedic take on the "grumpy" character archetype often seen in such productions.


Line by Line Meaning

The greatest stories ever told
Musicals tell the impossible (The impossible)


Have a hero who must be bold
They evoke the philosophical, yeah


They learn a sense of right and wrong
So tonight we're gonna chronicle


And better learn the sense through song
A story so astronomical


The last remaining story to tell
The guy who didn't like musicals


In the tiny town of Hatchetfield
Lived an awful grinch named Paul


Lived an awful grinch named Paul
He spends his days surfing the web


He spends his days surfing the web
And not singing and dancing with a song


Should we kill him? Should we kill him?
Oh, he pines after a cure little barista


Isn't that worth a show stopping fiesta, yeah
But for some damn reason


He won't join our singing season
What an ass


What an ass
What a bitch


What a bitch
What a cock


It's the end of the world, Paul (End of the world)
If you don't sing (If you don't sing)


This is the bridge, Paul (This is the bridge)
Where we globalize everything


And the words will come to you
We swear we will teach you


We swear we will teach you
What it means to love


What it means to obey, Paul
The apotheosis is upon us


Did you hear the word?
Yay!


What's the word?
He's a coming


Who's a coming?
Paul's a comin'


Paul's a comin'?
The star of the show


Where the fuck is he?
I have no fucking clue


And he definitely won't like this, yeah
Paul, you piece of shit




Writer(s): Jeff Blim

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Most interesting comment from YouTube:

@sunnysideup1122

TGWDLM Running Theories


-Nora was the first one infected when she went to Cold Stone and she's been the one infecting people this whole time
-Alice 'wanted' to reconnect with her dad. The Alien dude that took over her body was like, hella pissed at Bill and said everything Alice wanted to say during "Not Your Seed"

-Literally all of Hatchetfeild PD have marital problems
-The Aliens are driven by want. They can only infect someone when they know what they want(i.e. the aliens couldn't infect Paul until he said he wanted to be with Emma)
-At this point, nowhere is safe. The entire country has already been ravaged by the theater kids



All comments from YouTube:

@kirk4098

“Who’s there”
“Professor Hidgens”
“Don’t lie to me I’m professor Hidgens”

@piratehalfdroid7370

Comical

@0rion472

He rlly said dumbass rights

@alessa.

I'll never ever get over that joke

@I_killed_Kenny

My first thought was that Professor Hidgens was Doc Brown if he was a theatre kid.

@verse5981

You saw the musical too?

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@orhankocak9279

others: *sings moanna badly*
Bill: "the circle of liiiifeee."

@vvvvinvasion

That sent me 😂😂

@aishgeraldinia5063

Lol bill is such a meme

@hannie8896

Orhan Koçak sad he died

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