We Got the Beat

I was like, where does she really end this for? It

was after that or something, because we usually do it at the end, and I would do Lift My Eyes, and then we would end with We Got the Beat by the Go-Go's.

So I don't know how that worked, but Everybody always liked that song.

Yeah, I noticed that too.

And one final thought about that concert.

I thought it was interesting.

The moment that the Go-Go's, we got the beat, you had sung that one.

The moment you were done singing, you might've danced around a little bit, but you left the stage immediately afterward.

what do you got? We got my theme song.

We got the beat.

What year? Oh, 1982.

Oh, my gosh.

what you used to wake up to in the morning.

You know how you have that since Thrift has gotten muck? Yep.

I've got We Got the Beat.

Okay.

Season three, episode 138.

We were doing We Got the Beat, but it sounds like they're saying we got to pee.

We got to pee instead of we got the beat.

So time to do another one.

The misheard song lyric today is Our Lips Are Sealed.

Both emerged from the early 80s L.A. scene as all-female bands who wrote and played their own music, a rarity that made them trailblazers.

The Go-Go's came first, breaking through in 1981 with Beauty and the Beat and the Hits, Our Lips Are Sealed and We Got the Beat, powered by Belinda Carlisle and Jane Wilden.

The Bengals followed mid-decade with a jangler, harmony-rich sound, scoring Manic Monday and Walk Like an Egyptian and Eternal Flame, led by Susanna Hoff.

Dave, I am asking you to pick.

We are The Guy Guys.

This next tune is called We Got the Beat.

Please enjoy.

Thanks for coming, everybody.

You know, people mishear lyrics all the time.

Like, uh, We Got the Beat, people were thinking they were saying, "We got big feet." [laughs]

I don't know who thought that, but okay.

Oh, you, yeah, you can find it.