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Galaxy Queen

The cover art of the Galaxy Queen single features nudity and will not be displayed on this page to avoid FANDOM rule violations.

## Information

### Released

* March 16th, 2015 (single)
* March 21st, 2015 (album)

### Producer

* Jack Stauber (vocalist)
* Alex Kirschner (guitarist)
* Matt George (bassist)
* Mitch Wettich (drummer)

**Galaxy Queen** is the fifth song on Joose's self-titled and only album Joose, released on March 21st, 2015. The song was notably originally released as a single on March 16th, 2015, five days before its official release on the Joose album.

## Lyrics

Note: These lyrics are not confirmed and have been interpreted by fans, so a few lyrics may be incorrect.

[Refrain]

It's time, work around it

Right there, it's time around it

Stuck inside love, she's running

Next time not rerouting

Nah, you took a lot out of me

Really rid me all the needed release

Once a night, I give you more to see

Well then, you finally found the boy of wisdom

[Break]

Oh yeah

Oh yeah (Yeah)

Oh yeah

[Chorus]

Ooh, and there's nothing really sane about it

So I'll try bare and read about it

If you lose the point then we reroute it

It's a cosmic revelation, it's sprouting

(Galaxy queen)

[Post-Chorus]

(Galaxy queen, oh)

(Galaxy queen, galaxy queen)

(Galaxy queen)

[Refrain]

It's time, work around it

Right there, it's time around it

Stuck inside love, she's running

Next time not rerouting

Nah, you took a lot out of me

Really rid me all the needed release

Once a night, I give you more to see

Well then, you finally found the boy of wisdom

[Bridge]

Oh yeah

Oh yeah

Oh yeah

[Chorus]

Oh, and there's nothing really sane about it

So I'll try and even read about it

If you lose the point then we reroute it

It's a cosmic revelation, it's sprouting

(Galaxy queen)

[Chorus]

Oh, and there's nothing really sane about it

So I'll try and even read about it

If you lose the point then we reroute it

It's a cosmic revelation, it's sprouting

(Galaxy queen)
## Trivia

* Galaxy Queen would be the last of four songs by Joose to be released as a single prior to its release on their self-titled album. The other three would be Cruise Control, Kickback, Pope.
	+ The single version of Galaxy Queen would be the only Joose single to use the same recording later featured on the album rather than an early recording/demo version, likely due to the single being release in promotion for the upcoming album.
Good Luck Chasing Your Mind

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**Good Luck Chasing Your Mind** (commonly shortened as **GLCYM** by fans) is a song uploaded by Jack Stauber on April 10th, 2019, along with a music video. This song, as of now, has never officially released anywhere and is only listenable through his social media.

## Lyrics

Note: These lyrics are not confirmed by Jack and are interpreted by fans, so a few lyrics may be incorrect.

Good luck chasing your mind

Good luck chasing your mind

(Thanks! I'll need it)

Good luck chasing that mind of yours

Good luck on changing your mind

(I was trying to say something)

In the cold of night I saw something strange

Do you believe my body? I believe in it

Do you believe my body (Ha ha ha)

Jesus Christ and flowers have come to power

(Now please tell me)

Do you believe the body? I believe in it

Do you believe the body? (No)
## Notes

This song is most notable for its vocal performance, notably featuring very fast and hard to decipher lyrics, though would be considered catchy to fans. The music video also features the usage of unusual and disturbing claymation, notably with the monsters and the brain. The video is considered very impressive for Jack since it was made while Jack was recovering from a stunt injury, prohibiting usage of his right hand.

## Trivia

* As stated above, GLCYM was created with only the usage of his left hand due to a stunt injury that he had gotten into prior to creating the video where he would break his collarbone and right hand.
	+ Jack would write a note in the description of the music video on select social media platforms reading "made with left hand" which would reference the injury. This note would also appear on the help cartoon and Dinner is Not Over.
* Fans have pointed out that footage of the curtains pulling up in the music video seems to be recycled footage from the Deploy music video which features similar curtain footage. The videos being created and posted less than one month apart seems to support this claim, as well as Jack's hand being broken while creating Good Luck Chasing Your Mind, giving a decent motive to reusing footage.

## Gallery

Music videoSimilar curtain seen in to the one in the Deploy music video
Boo

Micropop

**Boo**is a song uploaded by Jack Stauber on February 15th, 2018, along with a music video. It was later released on Micropop as the 92nd track under Jack Stauber's Micropop with other songs and archives on June 29th, 2019.

## Lyrics

   Note: These lyrics have not been confirmed by Jack and are interpreted by fans, so a few lyrics may be incorrect.

Pick out my dark gloves

Spoons and child's play

Not what you’re looking for

Gotta turn the other way (I turn away to you)

It was crazy yesterday (You do, haha)

I’ll check it out for you (Ooh, yeah, oh)

It was crazy yesterday (You do, yeah)

What bad could it do? (Boo)
## Trivia

* The book that Jack is seen reading the music video is Subliminal Seduction: Are You Sexually Aroused By This Picture? by Wilson Bryan Key.
* After a fan would ask what the song was called in the music video's comment section, Jack would reveal he made the song the same morning that the music video was uploaded.
* According to a reply that Jack left to a fan, he ate the chili seen in the video after the video was finished.
* The original title seen on the music video included an exclamation mark at the end. This was later removed from its Micropop release.
* The beep heard at the start of the video is removed on the Micropop version, notably making the first few words of the song more audible.

## Gallery

* Trivial Media
* Screenshots

Subliminal Seduction: Are You Sexually Aroused By This Picture?Morning reply from JackChili reply from Jack

Music Video
Guided By Jack

Tumblr Cover (Censored)

**Guided by Jack** is a song by Jack Stauber uploaded to Tumblr on January 30th, 2018. This song, as of now, has never officially released anywhere and is only listenable through his Tumblr.

## Lyrics

Sunday papers floating overhead

Typical salesmen prodding the dead

With sharpened stakes and plastic fakes
## Notes

This song is noted for its unsettling energy, with fans finding it to be creepy, mainly due to its distorted and warped sound as well as its empty atmosphere consisting of just an acoustic guitar.

## Trivia

* The cover art for the song on Tumblr would be a photograph of an S-Cobra instruction manual with a buff naked body drawn over a diagram of the device with a marker.
	+ Guided by Jack is one of four Tumblr exclusive songs to feature nudity in their cover arts, with the other three being Clog Chain, ga ei gi lo su, and the Trajectory demo.
* The title of the song is a reference to the rock band Guided by Voices.
	+ On the artist name section of the Tumblr upload, Jack would refer to himself as Jack Pollard, a reference to the lead singer and songwriter of the band Robert Pollard.
	+ It is often speculated the song's nonsensical lyrics are a homage to Robert Pollard's songwriting style.
53 inches of snow fell on Erie

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An untitled video featuring an unknown song was uploaded to Jack Stauber's Facebook on December 13th, 2016 under the default title "Jack Stauber's Video". It was later reposted on Instagram on December 26th, 2017, as a reference to a blizzard that had hit where Jack was living. Jack would caption the video **53 inches of snow fell on Erie** which would become the song's nickname from fans. This song, as of now, has currently never released anywhere and is only listenable through social media and YouTube reuploads. The song is also notably cut off with the rest of the song never being publicly revealed.

## Lyrics

Too much of something

Too few of you

To smile at nothing is what we need to do

(It's so well)

(Ah-ha-ha!)

(It's all good)
## Notes

The video is noted for being calming and also very somber. The video itself is noted for its comfy color tones, fans saying that the video gives them a nostalgic feeling. The song, similar to the video can be considered calming and soft for its quiet and simple nature. However, there are also notably a handful of fans who have found the song to be eerie, unsettling, and also depressing due to the song's slightly somber tone.

## Trivia

* Footage from the music video is reused and featured in a Plopscotch art, posted on December 6th, 2017. This was notably twenty days before the song was reposted on Instagram.
* The white line visual effects faintly seen in the background of the music video are often reused in Jack's work, such as Hope and Paper Towels.

## Gallery

* Trivial Media
* Screenshots

Plopscotch Art with 53 inches of snow playing on the television.White line effects in the video that are often seen throughout is content.

Music Video
DREAMING MONSTER

Anna Osada

Ayano Fujikata

Saori Kinoshita

Yuko Matsumoto

Honami Tezuka

Nami Mizuguchi

Membros anteriores

Katou Tomoko

Sakurai Nozomi

Nakayama Ami

Yoshii Nagisa

Grupo cujas integrantes têm todas 20 anos ou mais.

O conceito do grupo é que nunca é tarde demais para começar algo e seguir um sonho.

## Membros

### Membros actuais

* Sayuri Makabe
* Anna Osada
* Ayano Fujikata
* Saori Kinoshita
* Yuko Matsumoto
* Honami Tezuka
* Nami Mizuguchi

### Membros anteriores

* Katou Tomoko
* Sakurai Nozomi
* Nakayama Ami
* Yoshii Nagisa

## Discografia

### Singles

* Japanese Four Season! (27.09.2016)
* Kokoro ni, Ame. (11.10.2017)

## Links

* Website
* Twitter
* Youtube
Eleven o Clock

Micropop

**Eleven o Clock** is the 86th track on Micropop by Jack Stauber and released under Jack Stauber's Micropop on June 29th, 2019. This song, despite having vocals, is actually an instrumental track and the vocals are non-lyrical.

## Notes

The song is very notable for its very chaotic and energetic nature as well as its heavily edited vocals.

## Trivia

* Eleven o Clock is the last instrumental track featured on the Micropop album.
Hey Mom

Video Thumbnail

**hey mom** is a 2D Microsoft-Paint animated cartoon created and uploaded by Jack Stauber on October 23rd, 2018. The cartoon consists of a boy asking his mother where people go when they die.

## Synopsis

The cartoon begins with a boy walking up to his mother who is reading and asks where people go when they die. Surprised by the question, she then tells him that they go somewhere very nice and far away where everyone they love is. Afterwards, the boy asks his mom a second question, asking why he misses people who hurt him. She then tells him that it's because he's a dummy and how he's a "dumb little stupid little dum-dum".

## Notes

hey mom has become one of Jack Stauber's most viewed videos to date. It is well liked and enjoyed for its nostalgic tone as well as its comical tone and dialogue, while still having a deep and well thought out script.

## Trivia

* The end of the cartoon where the boy asks why he misses people who hurt him has been a scene under debate by fans since its uploading. Some fans believe the scene is just a comical moment, while there are some that believe that it has more meaning to it. A popular theory is that the scene is meant to tell viewers not to miss those who have harmed you.
Cunk

HiLo

**Cunk** is the first and opening track on Jack Stauber's fourth album HiLo, released on April 14th, 2018. This songs tells the story of someone dealing with mental illnesses and is contemplating and threatening suicide.

## Lyrics

[Verse]

We can make it fun out the blood

Lock the door

You can drop "I'm fine" Into the mind

But, look before

[Pre-Chorus]

I'm only here because of reason

I close my eyes, there goes a season

I will bury all my best friends

As I carry all the questions

[Chorus]

End, in the middle of my heart and my life

Because we're already out this far, holy one

End, in the middle of my heart and my life

Because we're already out this far, holy one

[Bridge 1]

Although the monster's in his cave

If we keep quiet we’ll be safe

Take your lovey rope and wrap around my brain

Until the muscles ache and strain

I'll be happy on the day I squish the bug

That sucks my blood and has me drugged

Swallow all of my teeth and shut the blinds

I can go another one, two, three, four, five more times

[Bridge 2]

Look at my tongue, look how I'm young

Check out the spread

Look at my face, I can replace

Every space, don’t think I won’t

Looking for heart, not looking hard

Walking on air

Start up the car, know where you are

Walking on air

[Outro]

Contest my, my inside

Make me find harder time

Contest my, my inside

Make me find
## Notes

Cunk is best remembered for its instrumental and tone, having a very upbeat and funky sound to it, which has made it one of the more popular and well liked songs on the album, with it notably being the opening track. However, the song is also notable for its very dark lyrics and story, contrasting from its happy sound.

## Trivia

* Cunk is the second shortest song on the HiLo album, second only to Gettin' My Mom On.
* Cunk was first heard on an Instagram video called sound on, sod, originally posted on December 5th, 2017, around four months before the release of HiLo.
* Prior to HiLo's release, Cunk would be featured on the HiLo Teaser promo for the album. The intro and ending of Cunk would later be featured on the HiLo Trailer promo a few weeks later.
* Live performances of Cunk would notably feature an extended and longer version of the ending instrumentals, said instrumentals being played a few extra times.
* Some fans have pointed out the sound effect heard at the title screen of the PBJ cartoon sound similar to one of the sound effects heard during the jumbled ending of Cunk.
Challenger

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**Challenger** is a song uploaded by Jack Stauber on June 23rd, 2016, along with a music video. This song, as of now, has never officially released anywhere and is only listenable through his social media. This song is a reference and portrayal of the infamous explosion of the space shuttle Challenger in 1986.

## Lyrics

[Verse 1]

Challenger

I'm up for your challenges

When I'm bringing it up, bringing it down, oh

Bringing it down, I will bring it down for you

[Verse 2]

Say yeah (Yeah)

Bringing it down, good

Challenger, don't challenge me, I can't see

We won't be coming back to life

[Bridge]

Far beneath the deep blue sea

Floating on the ship's debris

Something returns to me
## Notes

The song is best remembered for its very strange vocal performance with said vocals being very unusual and wobbly sounding, as well as the instrumentals being very loud and exaggerated. Some enjoy it for these reasons, but some also find the song strange and unsettling for said reasons. The music video is notable for featuring a strange looking paper-made hand puppet singing the song and multiple B-shots of footage taken by Jack.

## Trivia

* As stated above, Challenger is likely a portrayal and reference to the infamous explosion of the space shuttle Challenger in 1986, notably killing all crew members aboard it. The lyrics support this theory, with the "Challenger" referencing the space shuttle, its mission, and it being a challenge. Bringing it up and bringing it down seems to reference the shuttle going up before exploding and falling down, as well as "not coming back to life" either referencing the destroyed space shuttle or the crew members killed in the incident. The lyrics "far beneath the deep blue sea, floating on the ship's debris, something returns to me" also references the destroyed ship pieces falling into the Atlantic ocean.
	+ In the music video around the ending, the hand puppet is seen singing behind an American flag, possibly referencing the space shuttle being an American ship, mission, and now incident.
* The lyrics for Challenger were notably revealed in the description of the music video's YouTube upload.
* The first background seen at the start of the music video could be a possible reference to the Max Headroom Incident, with both backgrounds looking and moving very similar.
* The statue originally seen in the cover art for the 2012 Soundcloud Help You is seen in the Challenger music video at one point as a B-shot.
* The legs of the person holding and moving the American flag background can be seen during the scenes with it.
* A few of the B-shots seen in the Challenger music video seem to later be reused and sampled in the Healer music video.

## Gallery

Music videoStatue seen in the Help You cover and Sod music video
Angel

Micropop

**Angel** is the 75th track on Micropop by Jack Stauber and released under Jack Stauber's Micropop on June 29th, 2019. This song talks about a person (likely an ex) thinks that they're a great person, but in reality, are an awful person.

## Lyrics

I believe that you believe that you're an angel

Nowhere to rise, everywhere to fall

I believe that you believe that there's a heaven

Where you belong, where you belong

(It's not what if, but it's when)
## Notes

Despite being a song with a simple meaning, fans have pointed out the dark and grim sounding lyrics and especially the dark and unsettling tone of the song.

## Trivia

* Some fans believe that the speech heard at the end of the song symbolizes the "angel" falling and how it's going to happen and it's a matter of when.
* Many fans have pointed out that Angel has a very similar sound and tone to Cupid, such as the creepy tone and notably both songs sharing the same static sound heard in the background. This static sound effect is also heard in the will cartoon.
Bandaid

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**Bandaid**is a song uploaded by Jack Stauber on March 1st, 2018, along with a music video. This song, as of now, has never officially released anywhere and is only listenable through his social media. This song seems to be about quitting the things that make you miserable and start investing in better things to "heal" yourself, in this case, quitting the job you hate.

## Lyrics

Hurry up, quit your job

Day trade, teeter aid

Throw another nickel at the latest stand of lemonade

Doc reapplied the band-aid (Whoa! Uh-huh!)

Doc reapplied the band-aid
## Notes

Bandaid, despite its short length, has become a popular and liked song among Jack Stauber fans for its calm and upbeat tone. The scene in the music video where Jack says "c'mon" to the viewer has become popular with Bandaid's legacy. Bandaid is also a popular song among fans with being requested for an extended version due to its short length and its absence from the Micropop album.

## Trivia

* The CGI landscape background seen behind Jack at the start of the music video is the same (or similar) landscape from the Valentine's Day is Not for the Lonely music video.
* In that same scene at the start, the greenscreen doesn't cover the full screen with the right side of the screen revealing his house wall with a mirror.
* Bandaid was the first video to have a variation of the **Created by Jack Stauber** note where the note is specifically interacted with. In this case, a hand puts a bandaid on the note.
	+ However, the first video to ever have a variation of the Created by Jack Stauber note is Banter, which features the Microsoft-Paint explosions flashing over the note.

## Gallery

* Trivial Media
* Screenshots

Same or similar CGI landscape from Valentine's Day is Not for the Lonely later used in Bandaidditto;Comparison

Music VideoFirst Created by Jack Stauber variation
Eas

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**eas** is a mysterious video uploaded by Jack Stauber on February 3rd, 2019 on his secondary and alternate Instagram page plopscotch, titled after his independent record label. The video features an unusual song being played backwards, and reversing it reveals an unreleased song without a known title. The reversed version of the song is currently unreleased and is only listenable through reuploads.

## Lyrics (Reversed)

Note: These lyrics have not been officially confirmed by Jack and are interpreted by fans, so a few lyrics may be incorrect.

Easy cycle

Eeh, eeh, eeh

Eeh-uh

Easy cycle-

Eeh-uh, eeh-uh

Easy cycle

Aaah-uh!

Eeh-uh, eeh-uh, eeh-uh
## Notes

This video has since become one of Jack Stauber's most mysterious and obscure projects known, as well as being considered one of his more scarier videos. The video itself is known for its nonsensical and strange imagery, consisting of various flashing lights and distorted faces over a video of someone walking in the snow. The song itself, reverse or not, is also notorious for its screaming and loud vocal performance. Some fans do enjoy the video for its oddity and scary visuals, though it has also notably engulfed a lot of fear in its viewers.

## Trivia

* eas is often dubbed **Oxygen** by fans due to the OXYGEN OFF text that flashes during the video.
* The Instagram caption "eas" seems to come from the reversed lyrics of the song featured in the video, giving fans a clue to what Jack is singing in the song.
	+ Although likely not connected, EAS is also a common acronym for Emergency Alert System, which are alerts that warn people about storms through electronic devices, mainly televisions.
Bacon and Eggs

Viator

**Bacon and Eggs** is the thirtieth track on Jack Stauber's second album Viator, released on September 18th, 2015.

## Lyrics

I retain what I listen to

I can laugh till my face turns blue

Close your eyes and I'll make my mark

Walk, don't run, you're gonna miss that spark

Close your eyes when it gets too dark

Free the reigns as you disembark

Walk don't run, you're gonna miss that spark

Walk don't run, you're gonna miss that spark
## Notes

Bacon and Eggs is best remembered for its heavy bass synths that linger throughout the song, especially around the ending.
Doctor

Micropop

**Doctor** is a duet song by Jack Stauber featuring Sarah Vanessa, uploaded on September 13th, 2018 along with a music video. It was later released on Micropop as the 25th track under Jack Stauber's Micropop with other songs and archives on June 29th, 2019. This song tells the story of a woman who has been feeling lonely and looks for ways to solve it by seeing a doctor.

## Lyrics

The underlined words display Sarah's lyrics

I need a doctor, oh

I'm not a doctor but I think I might be able to help

It's not a simple symptom, no

My diagnosis is that no one has been treating you well

So, what do you prescribe?

Love's the only medicine

Is this a lie?

No, take three of these a day

Oh, I think I'm cured

Cool, are you alright on your own?

No, I'm not sure

Okay

Oh, I think I'm sick again

(\*Gasp\*)
## Notes

Doctor has become one of Jack Stauber's most well known songs. It has become popular with fan-made videos and animations on social media, and is considered a very sweet song with its theme and references to healing and love. The music video would also be liked for its themes and references to doctor related items and terms. It is also noted for being very similar to Peppermint in terms of themes and visual styles with their music videos.

## Trivia

* Doctor tells the story of a woman who has become lonely, with the loneliness being portrayed as a sickness. The woman then goes to a doctor to attempt to get cured as the doctor tells her that no one has been treating her well and recommends love, calling it the only medicine. After taking it, she claims she's cured as the doctor then asks her if she'll now be okay on her own, to which she responds that she isn't sure. After the doctor leaves, she then claims she is sick again and then gasps in realization as the cycle repeats.
* The featured singer Sarah Vanessa is also a featured actress in the Dead Weight music video and the promo video for his merchandise website. However, she merely acts and does not sing in these videos.
* Seemingly due to a glitch with the Micropop album during its initial release, Doctor, along with Peppermint and Growing Baby, were titled with 0s in front of their titles on all streaming services, with Doctor being titled 0Doctor. The error, however, has since been fixed on all platforms, with the exception of Apple Music.
* The thumbnail used for the music video where it shows the four pills under the text DOCTOR does not actually appear in the music video, as the doctor kit pans onto the screen before the fourth pills finishes growing, revealing that the thumbnail was custom-made.
* In the music video, the P in the word prescribe is written with an x in it, making the word display as "**Px**rescribe", being a another doctor reference.
* The mp3 audio file for Doctor was posted to Patreon on the same day it was uploaded.
* As stated above, Doctor has been pointed out for being very similar to Peppermint, with both being love-based duets with similar specific themes and metaphors. Both music videos are also considered similar, notably with them both starting with a scene of four items in a row under the song title.
Dead Weight

HiLo

**Dead Weight** is the second track on Jack Stauber's fourth album HiLo, released on April 14th, 2018. Prior to its official release, Dead Weight was originally released as a Patreon exclusive single on March 30th, 2018. The song's music video was later uploaded on April 5th, 2018, over a week before its official release. This song seems to be about society's expectations, and Jack has troubles living up to them.

## Lyrics

[Verse 1]

(Alright I'm done)

I love what I can't see

What's expected of you, what's expected of me

Now it's quarter to three

Let it all get away

[Refrain]

Oh what the hell can I do?

To fill the pages

Meet the strangers

Kiss the girl, take it in, feel the ages (A time for two)

But it's all so good to let up!

[Chorus]

Dead weight (Dead weight)

Dead weight

Dead weight (Dead weight)

Dead weight

Dead weight (I'm falling around and around) (Dead weight)

Dead weight

Dead weight (I'm falling around and around) (Dead Weight)

Dead weight

[Verse 2]

Got everything I need

Clothes on my back

The wind on my teeth

What I control is in me

There's more wood to burn

[Refrain]

Oh what the hell can I do?

To fill the pages (To fill the pages)

Meet the strangers (Meet the strangers)

Kiss the girl, take it in, feel the ages (A ride or two)

But I fall so good when I go

[Chorus]

Dead weight (Dead weight)

Dead weight

Dead weight (Dead weight)

Dead weight

Dead weight (I'm falling around and around) (Dead weight)

Dead weight

Dead weight (I'm falling around and around) (Dead weight)

Dead weight!

[Outro]

Dead Weight (I'm falling around and around) (Dead weight)

Dead weight

Dead weight (I'm falling around and around) (Dead weight)

Dead weight
## Notes

Dead Weight has since become the most popular song on HiLo and one of his overall most popular songs because of the song's retro and deep nature, as well as its nostalgic sound. The same has happened for its music video, becoming one of his most viewed projects. The video has been received very well for its usage of multiple art styles and for its retro imagery.

## Trivia

* As stated above, Dead Weight has become the most popular song on HiLo.
* Dead Weight's music video has become the most viewed music video for a full-length song, rather than a micropop song.
* The actress featured in the music video, Sarah Vanessa, is also the duet singer in Doctor and a featured actress in the promo video for Jack Stauber's marchandise website.
* The music video for Dead Weight was teased on Jack Stauber's Instagram two days before its upload, with the teaser featuring two behind the scenes photos of Jack's spiraling body and a behind the scenes photo of the clay face seen in Jack's chest in the music video.
* Jack Stauber uploaded old footage tests for the Dead Weight music video onto Patreon on April 3rd, 2018.

## Gallery

* Trivial Media
* Screenshots

Behind the scenes photo of spiraling Jack; via PlopscotchdittoBehind the scenes photo of the clay chest face

Music VideoDead Weight visual from the HiLo Peek promo
Aleph

Title Frame

**Aleph** is a song uploaded by Jack Stauber on May 29th, 2018 along with a music video. This song, as of now, has never officially released anywhere and is only really listenable through his social media. This is a simple love song about how a certain someone isn't theirs, themed around counting.

## Lyrics

Hey! One, two, three, forget about it (Sweet! Oh)

Five, six, several months (At least!)

Four, five, sick to my stomach (Whoa-)

You weren't five, six, seven, eight, mine (Why, why)

You weren't five, six, seven, eight, mine (Why, why)

You weren't five, six, seven, eight, mine
## Trivia

* Alephs are ways of factoring and quantifying infinity, which connects to the song's counting and numbers theme. This is also seen in the music video when the graph at the beginning is seen rapidly increasing.
* Fans have pointed out that a pun with title Aleph where “Aleph you” is very similar to “I love you” which connects with the song's love theme.
Apple

Apple edit on show recording; by Jax3636

**Apple** is a song that was improvised and sung by Jack Stauber during his Improv Music Special at the Deutschtown Music Festival on July 14th, 2018. Jack had come up with the song when asking the crowd to name a word to base a song on, to which a fan would shout "apple". Jack would then jokingly base the song around the company Apple Inc. and Steve Jobs. This song was an improvised one-time song and most likely doesn't plan to be recorded and released.

## Lyrics

Steve Jobs was a little boy

He grew up in a small town

He enjoyed making toys in his garage, until one day, he came upon a secret

A secret big enough to change the world

He was making some toys when suddenly he looked

And in his hands he behold the first computer in the world (Shut up, nerds!)

Steve Jobs invented everything

He's up in the stars when we sing

Hey, Steve. Where'd you go, man?

Where'd you go?

Go, go, go...

Go, go, go...

Steve, Steve, Steve...

What'd you leave for me, me, me?

Steve, Steve, Steve...

What do you see?

What's beyond the other side?

Tell me the truth

The death in you

You can see what we hope long to be

So free-

"Except Elle, who's not going to die"
## Trivia

* The Steve Jobs lyrics would later be comically referenced in the improvised Benny Worm extended version at the same show.
Able

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**Able** is a song uploaded by Jack Stauber on August 22nd, 2019 along with a music video. This song, as of now, has never officially released anywhere and is only listenable through his social media. The song takes place in the point of view of a cow and them questioning their purpose and wanting to be "able" to do things for themselves.

## Lyrics

I can, I can

Do I? Do I? (La la)

I do, I do

Can I? Can I? (La la)

I can, I can

Do I? Do I? (La la)

I do, I do

Can I? Can I? Can I?

God, no, no, God can take my mind

I can take my mind, and I'm fine (Fine, fine, fine)

God, no, no, God can take my mind!

I can take my mind, and I'm fine
## Meaning

As stated above, the song takes place in the mind of a cow, as seen in the music video, and their point of view of the world as they begin to understand their surroundings and their purpose of being on a farm. This is portrayed in the music video as the cow is seen observing the milk they produce, the shelter they have under them, and the food they are fed. They begin questioning the things done and made for them as they begin to wonder if they "can" do it themselves or if they should "do" it to begin with.

They eventually learn the truth behind their presence on the farm, which is to be slaughtered into meat. They eventually see and understand the farmer as the evil being they actually are, which is portrayed in the famous shot of the scene darkening with the farmer's eyes glowing. The cow eventually gets enraged at the truth and begins imagining themselves taking control of the farm themselves and being "able" to do the things the more powerful farmer could do seen earlier in the video, such as milking themselves and keeping their shelter in place. Also, with the cow aware of its fate, they start singing back and forth about how God can take their mind, referring their upcoming fate, and then to how they can take their mind and be fine, referring to them taking control of the farmer and being able to do things themselves. In the end, however, the cow eventually accepts their fate as they calm down and then the final scene shows them about to be shot to death with a bolt-gun.

## Notes

The song and music video are noted for being very dark, sad, and also very deep for its story and its philosophical views on life to a cow on a farm. It's especially noted for being able to tell this this story in such a short time length. The song is pointed out for keeping a cow theme with the cowbell percussion.

## Trivia

* No lyric sung throughout the song is longer than one syllable and no longer than four letters, including the title.
* The hiatus between Able and library was Jack's longest content hiatus of 2019.

## Gallery

Music VideoCow observes the milk it producedCow observes the shelter they haveCow observes the food they are givenCow understands the truth of their presence and their upcoming deathThe "new" way to cow sees their farmerCow is enraged at the truthBegins to imagine themselves being "able" to do the things the farmer could do for themselvesThe cow eventually accepts their fate and is seen about to be shot to death with a bolt-gun
2 Eggs in a Basket (sandwich song)

## Information

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**2 Eggs in a Basket**(also titled **sandwich song**) is a song uploaded by Jack Stauber on January 22nd, 2018 on Tumblr. A music video was later created and uploaded the day after on January 23rd, 2018. This song, as of now, has never officially released anywhere and is only listenable through his social media.

## Lyrics

What kind of madman would make two eggs in a basket at the same time?

Those aren't even the same kind of bread (Wow)

Oh pretty please, put the ham and cheese and spinach leaves

That's a good sandwich! (Oh-)

That's a good sandwich! (Ha-)

That's a good sandwich! (Oh-)
## Notes

Jack is noted for having of referenced and mentioned sandwiches a lot in his early career, often posting photos and videos of him cooking and making sandwiches. The song being made towards this skill is considered funny and is liked among the community.

## Trivia

* The cover art seen on the Tumblr upload features a photo of Jack grasping his head with his mouth wide open and eyes rolling up. His hands are also pixelated.
	+ The photo comes from a video of Jack that was used earlier as a background in the Bug Bite music video.
* The video features an abrupt cut of a Microsoft Paint animation of a man walking down a road. A high quality still of the animation was used earlier as the cover art for Punch Drunk.
* Jack references the song in a photoshoot done on February 27th, 2018, themed around resumes and employment. In the photoshoot, Jack attached a photo of comedic resume, notably making references to the song.
* The concept for the song was originally referenced on August 2nd, 2017, where Jack uploaded on Instagram a post titled "eggs in a basket" where Jack would attach a video of him making an almost identical looking sandwich.
* When Jack flips the bread, a saved screenshot text with the date taken shows up from the popular game Minecraft. The date shown taken is on June 15th, 2012.
* The explosion pop up seen throughout the music video was originally used in the Banter music video.
* The title of the Twitter upload says: "God she was good".
* On the Instagram upload of the music video, Jack attached a "special bonus animation" that he made the same day as the upload.

## Gallery

* Trivial Media
* Screenshots

2 eggs in a basket cover art seen in Bug Bite.dittoPunch Drunk cover art later used in the music video.Attached resume photo referencing the song.Same explosion effect originally used in Banter.

Music VideoPunch Drunk cover artMinecraft screenshot seen in the music videoSame explosion seen in Banter
A Confession

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**a confession** (also titled **c o n f e s s i o n** on Tumblr) is a song uploaded by Jack Stauber on February 23rd, 2018, along with a music video. This song, as of now, has never officially released anywhere and is only listenable through his social media. The songs tells a comical story about someone who buys a snack for his partner, accidently eats it, and goes bankrupt over it.

## Lyrics

Baby (Uh-oh)

Got something to confess to you (Confess to you)

I did something bad today

And I don't know what to do

I ran to the store and I picked you up a snack

But I ate it on the way home (Whoops)

Trouble baby is, I've been strapped on cash

So would you mind still paying me back?
## Trivia

* The song is noted for being very similar to another song of his called My Plea due to their similar stories with wanting snacks, them going bankrupt, and then asking someone for money.
Saltwort

Saltwort is a salt-tolerant succulent plant, which can be found growing in the mineral rich waters of The Seep south of the Sundered Sea. Saltwort is the only known native plant to these waters. The plants grow quickly but only flourish when anchored to the mineral rich rocks of The Breaks, which are harvested for saltwort gardens.

In their natural habitat, the stems of the saltwort plant will typically grow until a wave, an animal or their own weight breaks them. Stems can put out roots and anchor themselves to new rocks. In cultivation, the stems are often drawn up and out of the water in tower like arrangements and or terraces. They are sometimes braided or otherwise arranged into decorative patterns as well which make them more aesthetically pleasing and also support the stems so they are less prone to breaking.

Saltwort is a staple in the diets of the poorest residents of Rockport, including those living in the Trash Ward. It is eaten raw or cooked. While generally considered a barely palatable food for the poor, pickled and/or fermented saltwort is sometimes enjoyed by the wealthier residents or as a novelty by visitors. A vast array of pickle variations have been developed over the years to give a large variety to the flavors and expense associated with them.
Deploy / Those Eggs Aren't Dippy / Out the Ox

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**Deploy / Those Eggs Aren't Dippy / Out the Ox** (commonly dubbed the **Hand EP** by fans) is the fifth extended song EP created by Jack Stauber, released on November 4th, 2019 under Jack Stauber's Micropop at a length of ten minutes and twelve seconds. This EP contains three formerly short songs from Jack's social media that have been extended into full songs. The EP cover consists of a clay model of a left hand with eyeballs on a black background. The EP contains the following three tracks:

1. Deploy (4:22)
2. Those Eggs Aren't Dippy (2:10)
3. Out the Ox (3:30)

## Notes

The Hand EP was notable for being the second extended song EP to feature more than two extended songs following the Telephone EP, though it notably left a few other extended songs stocked on Patreon at the time. Each song on the EP is well liked for their own reasons, with the three of them notably having a very nostalgic sound. The clay hand featured on the EP's cover art is also very well liked and remembered by the community for its detail and realism.

## Trivia

*Note: The facts listed are only facts about the EP itself. For trivia facts about the songs, please visit their respective pages*

* This would be the first release of an extended song EP where more than one extended song was left stocked on Patreon, those being the extended versions of Cupid and Keyman.
* During the EP's initial release on YouTube, the EP would instead be uploaded and generated onto YouTube's music category under a Various Artist's name for an unknown reason. A few days later, however, it would be uploaded onto a separate Jack Stauber's Micropop name. Strangely, the original Micropop artist name on YouTube would have its profile picture changed to the Hand EP's cover art, despite not being on it. The EP would eventually be added onto the main Micropop name on June 18th, 2020.
* The cover and promo video are seemingly based off Deploy, it being the first song on the EP.
	+ Some fans also commonly speculate that the cover art and promo for the EP is also influenced by Out the Ox for the "kissing your hand" lyric.
* The promo video for the Hand EP, along with the Turkey EP, reuses the spotlight footage seen in the library.
* The Hand EP was released one day earlier to the one year anniversary of the Hamantha EP.
* Deploy is the only song featured on the EP to not have its original version released on the Micropop album.
* A portion of the extended version of Those Eggs Aren't Dippy would be featured at the end of the promo video for the Hand EP after all the song on the EP were revealed.
All the Dishes

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**All the Dishes** is a song uploaded to Tumblr by Jack Stauber on January 6th, 2018. This song, as of now, has never officially released anywhere and is only listenable through his Tumblr.

## Lyrics

Jam, jam, jam

Jam, jam, jam

Jam, jam, jam

Jam, jam, jam

Her dad said, "Listen up, bud

If anyone's hurting this girl, it's gonna be me."

Her daddy said, "Listen up, bud

If anyone's leaving this girl, it's gonna be me."

"That's all the dishes, I can clean out the sink"

"Okay, pumpkin"

"Just one more question..."

"All these people you don't like-

Aren't they happier than you are?"
## Notes

For a while, this song was noted for its dialogue featured at the end of the song, which for many years, fans had no idea where the audio came from, until May 2021 where the audio was discovered in a 1958 short called The Snob.

## Trivia

* As stated above, the dialogue heard at the end of the song comes from the 1958 short film called The Snob, which appears at 9 minutes and 35 seconds into the film.
* The cover for All the Dishes is a photo of Jack Stauber under a heavy VHS distortion.
	+ An image very similar to this song's cover art was included in a post to Tumblr on July 3rd, 2017.

## Gallery

Similar photo to the All the Dishes cover art posted in July 2017.
Brain Tissue

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**Brain Tissue** is a song uploaded to Tumblr by Jack Stauber on January 5th, 2018. This song, as of now, has never officially released anywhere and is only listenable through his Tumblr.

## Lyrics

Baritone, get-go

Makes my hair grow

Baritone, get-go

Makes my hair grow

Orville Redenbacher

Gourmet popping corn

La-la-la-la-la-la

La-la-la-la-la

Orville Redenbacher

Gourmet popping corn

La-la-la-la-la-la

Everything is trash
## Trivia

* The cover art for Brain Tissue is a photograph of Jack, making a circle out of his hands while kneeling over a bottle of strawberry banana flavored BodyArmor Electrolyte Super Drink.
Digital Plaza 2006

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**digital plaza 2006** is a video uploaded by Jack Stauber on August 10th, 2017 that features a CGI figure with a face for body dancing to an instrumental track as text flashes on the screen. The instrumental track, as of now, has never revealed anywhere and is only listenable through the video.

## Trivia

* A frame from the video is used as Jack Stauber banner on Soundcloud.
* The wingding that flashes on the screen for a quick second reads "Jesus Christ, please help me"
* An alternate title for the video on Facebook is "happy thursday 2006".
* Similar to ebb, it commonly speculated by fans that digital plaza 2006 was an animation and effects test done by Jack.

## Gallery

Soundcloud BannerWingding text that reads "Jesus Christ, please help me"
Grins Hells

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**Grins Hells** is a song uploaded by Jack Stauber onto Soundcloud on October 4th, 2015. This song, as of now, has never officially released anywhere and is only listenable through his Soundcloud.

## Lyrics

Note: These lyrics are not confirmed by Jack and interpreted by fans, so a few lyrics may be incorrect.

[Verse]

Here's with here

Having amends and an oval guard

I trust it, no, I love it

Test the guts, for they pack our beds (Ha-ha-ha!)

Well, hello, have a nice, a nice, nice day, then (Eeh!) (Woop!)

[Bridge]

Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha

Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha

[Chorus]

Ooh, la-la-la-la

Ooh, ba-ba, la-la-la-la

Ooh, la-la-la-la

Ooh, ha-ha-ha (Ever heard of bets?)

Ha-ooh, la-la

Ha-ooh, na-na-na-na

Ha-ooh, mm-ah

Ha-ooh, mm

Ha-ooh, mm (Hmm, it seems to be the end)

Ha-ooh, mm (Hmm, it seems to be the end)

Ha-ooh, mm (Hmm, it seems to be the end)

Ha-ooh, mm (Hmm, have a favorite, make a favorite, ah)
## Trivia

* It is commonly speculated that Grins Hells was written during the time period of Viator's development and was likely planned for to be featured on the album but was scrapped.
I Understand

Pop Food

**I Understand** is the tenth track on Jack Stauber's third album Pop Food, released on March 25th, 2017.

## Lyrics

[Verse]
I mend the heart with practice

When I'm in town I hold the hand

I bend with the bandit

We live it down and I understand

[Chorus]

But in the cot I better not

Or be called on the stand, ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh

Ooh (Ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh)

But in the pod I met your god

And the part I understand

[Chorus]

But in the cot I better not

Or be called on the stand

Because in the pod I met your god

And the part I understand

[Chorus]

-Cot I better not

Or be called on the stand

But in the pod I met your god

And the part I understand

[Outro]

But in the cot, the cot, I better not

To be called to the stand (Ooh), whoa-mmm

Cause in the pod I met (But in the pod I met your god)

In the cot, I understand (Understand)

But in the cot I better not (In the cot, I better not)

Or be called on the stand (On the stand)

Pod I met your god (Pod I met your god)

Aah, I understand (I understand)
## Notes

I Understand has been noted and best remembered for its long length and for its funky groove and upbeat tone with its strong electronic grooves.

## Trivia

* I Understand was featured in the first Pop Food promotional video prior to the song and album's original release.
* I Understand is the longest song on the Pop Food album, ironically following the shortest song on the album, Lynn.
* The visual for I Understand in the Pop Food trailer consists of a factory machine with a conveyor belt, bringing in white disembodied heads that get crushed by a giant hydraulic press.
* The true meaning of the song is unknown and has been under debate, but a popular theory is that the song seems to take place in the perspective of a manipulator as heard in the first verse. However, the following verses have confused many fans, though it is speculated that the singer who is then on a run from the law as seen in the first two lines in the chorus and then being caught and put in prison as seen in the last verses of the chorus and have given up hope to a point where they start following a religion as heard in the lyrics "In the pod, I met your god" with him understanding what he did wrong.