Uploaded December 2016 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Sorry for there being no visual except the text and a picture of Joseph Ducreux. I was going to use a video of Celtic Woman singing the song, but the video was predictably blocked before I could even post it.
This video is a parody of the song "Danny Boy," a traditional Irish tune. This video's satirical style pokes fun at the original by taking the script from the original song and making it entirely verbose and bombastic, so it's highly influence by its predecessors, including but not limited to the videos under the titles of "The Verbose Barnacle" and "Get Acquainted with the Professional of Demolitions." The video's various resources were compiled and put together in a video format using Window Movie Maker Live, a frustratingly stubborn video-making program of low quality.
The voicing for the verbose text is mine.
Disclaimers:
In posting this video, I DO NOT OWN OR CLAIM TO OWN the painting of Joseph Ducreux, the song's original lyrics, or the piece of music used. The recording I used was for a live performance of the song by Celtic Woman, a renowned music group. The text and words spoken for them are either completely or in part derived from the original lyrics of the song "Danny Boy," which is also not my own.
The music used is Beethoven's Minuet in G, played by Moura Lympany.
Sorry for there being no visual except the text and a picture of Joseph Ducreux. I was going to use a video of Celtic Woman singing the song, but the video was predictably blocked before I could even post it.
This video is a parody of the song "Danny Boy," a traditional Irish tune. This video's satirical style pokes fun at the original by taking the script from the original song and making it entirely verbose and bombastic, so it's highly influence by its predecessors, including but not limited to the videos under the titles of "The Verbose Barnacle" and "Get Acquainted with the Professional of Demolitions." The video's various resources were compiled and put together in a video format using Window Movie Maker Live, a frustratingly stubborn video-making program of low quality.
The voicing for the verbose text is mine.
Disclaimers:
In posting this video, I DO NOT OWN OR CLAIM TO OWN the painting of Joseph Ducreux, the song's original lyrics, or the piece of music used. The recording I used was for a live performance of the song by Celtic Woman, a renowned music group. The text and words spoken for them are either completely or in part derived from the original lyrics of the song "Danny Boy," which is also not my own.
The music used is Beethoven's Minuet in G, played by Moura Lympany.
