>be in middle school health class
>teacher puts on Supersize Me
>get to the scene where Wesley Willis sings Rock N Roll McDonald's
>everyone tries not to laugh
Is this a universally shared childhood experience? I've brought this up with other people and they remember that happening in their classes too.
Be in middle school health class
David Hill
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Adam Ward
>go to school in America
>"hey kids watch this movie about cheeseburgers! they'll be a test after!"
>every kid scores 100% on the exam
Americhub education
Henry Reyes
> American school system
Justin Lee
>being so young you were a child when this came out
Millennials
Josiah Mitchell
What's the problem here?
Nathan Ross
You are a millennial if you were born after 1989
Levi Morris
The part where could no longer achieve an erection scared me off mc d s for about a year. True story
Adrian Mitchell
>everyone tries not to laugh
why
Ian Ward
Everything
Charles Clark
In American schools, you're not allowed to laugh.
Nolan Rodriguez
...
Nicholas Nelson
Because the song is sung by a literal retard and it was put in a serious documentary
youtu.be
Aaron Clark
i'm familiar with wesley willis. his songs are funny. retarded people are funny
Tyler Richardson
I don't see anything wrong with this, although it is written at a child's level
Owen Barnes
Except that its totally incorrect and biased?
Jaxon Wilson
>middle school
>Supersize Me
William Thomas
Fuck you, commie.
USA! USA! USA!
Wyatt Flores
it's 1980 you cuck
Nicholas Campbell
>middle school
>supersize me
Children
Camden Thompson
Since I am older than Morgan Spurlock, no.
Liam James
Supersize me came out when I was 8
lmao dipshits
Justin Phillips
I was six back then
Jonathan Phillips
Do they still have these in schools? I can't imagine a class of kids putting their phones away to get excited about this like we did