Bumblebees are Out

This song features dark themes which some may be very sensitive to. Viewer discretion is advised.

## Bumblebees Are Out

* Micropop
* Tumblr

### Released

* March 4th, 2018 (Tumblr)
* March 6th, 2018 (video)
* June 29th, 2019 (micropop)

### Producer

Jack Stauber

**Bumblebees Are Out** is a duet song featuring Anna originally uploaded by Jack Stauber on March 4th, 2018 onto Tumblr. A music video was later made for the song and uploaded two days later on March 6th, 2018. It was later released on Micropop as the 96th track under Jack Stauber's Micropop with other songs and archives on June 29th, 2019. This song seems to be a representation and portrayal of child abuse, notably seen in the music video.

## Lyrics

   The underlined words display Anna's lyrics

(Pick a flower-ower)

Ha-ha-ha-ha

Ah-ha-ha-ha

Ha-ha-ha-ha

Ha-ha-ha-ha

Oh, damn child! (What?)

Leave this house

Pick a flower (Ow!), pick a flower (Ow!)

Bumblebees are out (Ow!)

Pick a flower, pick a flower

Bumblebees are out (Ow!)

(Pick a flower)
## Notes

Bumblebees Are Out has since become one of Jack Stauber's most recognizable works for its disturbing nature and its very dark themes. This is most notable in the music, which features heavy distortion, a creepy tone, and disturbing visuals, most notably with the father. The song itself is also considered very creepy for its uncanny nature and for its glitchy sound. The dark themes have also made the song well known, also making it popular with fan-made videos and animations.

## Trivia

* As stated above, its mainly been agreed by majority of fans that Bumblebees Are Out is about and features dark themes of child abuse and neglect, notably seen in the music video with the father and his daughter. The father is seen getting furious at the daughter after accidentally breaking the vase before she is told to leave the house, and as the daughter does so she starts picking flowers before getting stung by bees, and in the music video she is shown with many large swollen sting bumps at the end. It's commonly speculated by fans that the bee sting represents the abuse that the daughter is taking from her father.
* In the music video during the distorted intro, for split-second a still of the daughter outside with bee-stings for eyes with the father behind her can be seen. The final still of the distorted intro shows a close-up edit of the father angry with a bee sting on his nose.
* The Micropop version of Bumblebees Are Out notably features a new distorted outro, rather than the music video which would just abruptly end, with outro featuring slightly more distorted and low pitched version of the intro. Many fans would notably say how the new outro caught them off guard hearing it on the Micropop album for the first time.
* As stated above, the audio for Bumblebees Are Out was originally posted onto Tumblr two days before the music video was uploaded.
	+ The Tumblr version of Bumblebees Are Out is noticeably pitched down by -1.5 semitones compared to the version on Micropop and the music video. It is commonly speculated by fans that the song was pitched higher for the music video so Anna's voice would have a more child-like sound.
	+ The Tumblr version also noticeably excludes the distorted intro heard in both the music video and the Micropop release.
	+ The cover art used for the Tumblr version of Bumblebees Are Out features the same star effects used in the video she.
* Bumblebees are Out was formerly the most viewed video on Jack Stauber's YouTube channel before eventually being beaten by Peppermint following its popularity in 2019.

## Gallery

Music Video (Father seen behind the daughter)(Father still with bee-sting on nose)