Say Anything's New Music Video

This new music video from Say Anything's "Wow, I can get sexual too", is down right tongue and cheek. It has Bollywood like dancing, the Fonz, Max Bemis licking a car and impersonating Justin Timberlake. What else could you ask for? If this video wasn't so funny, it would just be creepy. It's just a creepy song, but it is great!

Say Anything...Is on TRL?

For some crazy reason I never thought that this would ever happen. According to Billboard.com and the band's website, Say Anything's new video for "Wow, I Can Get Sexual Too" (featuring the timeless and ageless Fonzie) will debut on MTV's Total Request Live this afternoon.


From SayAnythingMusic.com:

If you haven't heard already, our new video for "Wow, I Can Get Sexual Too" will be debuting on MTV'S TRL Monday, March 12th.

Now......i know that most Say Anything fans aren't the "stand outside of TRL" types, but there will be some people down at the MTV TRL studio (1515 Broadway, between 44th and 45th) with signs and posters, so feel free to head down and join in.

As much as I love Say Anything, I don't think this will entice me to watch the worst thing that ever happened to music videos. I can't help but wonder how the kids watching the show (and their parents) are going to react to Bemis singing "I called her on the phone and she touched herself."

If you haven't seen the music video with Bemis calling random girls from a hotel room and smacking himself on the ass one to many times, you can check it out at their Yahoo! artist page.

Has Say Anything sold out? I sure as hell hope not, and really don't think so. Either way, I'm excited about their sophomore album, "In Defense of the Genre," which should be out by the end of the year. You can read more about it in the Billboard.com article.

Say Anything - "Every Man Has a Molly" (m4a)

Say Anything Spring Tour

Say Anything announced on their official website that they will be doing a nationwide tour this spring co-headlining with Saves the Day. The Almost, John Ralston, The Dear Hunter, and Manchester Orchestra will also make appearances on the tour. Unfortunately for me, the closest they come to good ole' Chapel Hill is Charlotte. Road trip, anyone?

Tour Dates:

Apr. 10: San Diego, CA @ SOMA
Apr. 11: Tempe, AZ @ Marquee Theatre
Apr. 12: Hollywood, CA @ House of Blues
Apr. 13: Hollywood, CA @ House of Blues
Apr. 16: Portland, OR @ Roseland Theatre
Apr. 17: Seattle, WA @ Neumos
Apr. 19: Salt Lake City, UT @ In The Venue
Apr. 20: Englewood, CO @ Gothic Theatre
Apr. 21: Kansas City, MO @ Beaumont Club
Apr. 23: Minneapolis, MN @ First Avenue
Apr. 25: Chicago, IL @ House of Blues
Apr. 26: Chicago, IL @ Metro
Apr. 27: Pontiac, MI @ Clutch Cargo
Apr. 28: Covington, KY @ Madison Theatre
Apr. 29: Cleveland, OH @ House of Blues
May 1: Hartford, CT @ Webster Theatre
May 2: Philadelphia, PA @ Electric Factory
May 3: Boston, MA @ Avalon Ballroom
May 4: Norfolk, VA @ The Norva
May 6: Baltimore, MD @ Rams Head Live
May 8: Charlotte, NC @ Tremont Music Hall
May 9: Myrtle Beach, SC @ House of Blues
May 10: Atlanta, GA @ Masquerade
May 11: Orlando, FL @ House of Blues
May 13: St. Petersburg, FL @ Jannus Landing
May 15: Houston, TX @ Warehouse Live
May 17: Austin, TX @ Stubbs