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Goin' Back Out is a song from the Broken Karaoke shorts. It is sung by the Green family, Remy, Gloria, and is a parody of "Break This Down" from Descendants 3.
It serves as a sequel to Stuck at Home.
Synopsis[]
In this video, the Greens and their friends celebrate by going back out to places in person since the COVID-19 lockdowns ended thanks in large part to the vaccines.
Lyrics[]
Intro/Singing[]
[Intro:]
Tilly: Places, family! We're singing another catchy song about the state of the world!
Gramma: PASS!
Bill: C'mon Ma, it'll be fun!
Cricket: Yeah! Let's do this!
Gramma: Okay.
[Verse 1:]
Cricket:
For so long we've been waiting
Not to be stuck inside
Tilly:
There has been so much grief and sorrow
It's time to turn the tide
Remy:
No more wearing PJs all day
Bill:
Dine out, get yourself a filet
Cricket:
Love sports when the crowd goes wild
Gramma:
At last, I'll get my hair styled
Gloria:
No more dumb doom scrolling,
I'd rather go bowling!
Greens:
Reunions with loved ones will be surreal
But oh so fun like
[Pre-Chorus:]
Cricket:
Can't believe
Remy:
It's really you!
Cricket, Remy:
I haven't seen you in a lifetime!
[Chorus:]
Greens:
We're gonna go back out!
Take life in a new route!
Throw loud parties and shout!
Gloria: WHAT?! I'M SORRY, I CAN'T HEAR YOU!
All:
See movies on the big screen!
Thank goodness for the vaccine!
[Verse 2:]
Tilly:
I know we had plans for lockdown
Gramma:
(grunts)
I tried to get a six-pack
Only got four.
Bill:
Must finish painting my clown collection
Greens:
Don't sweat the small stuff,
Cut yourself some slack!
[Verse 3:]
Cricket, Remy:
No more stupid video chat
Tilly:
Ride the train, say hello to a rat
Gramma:
Spa time! I'll get a back massage
Remy:
I'll be chillin' with my entourage
Bill:
Pets will be happy when
The house is theirs again
All:
Face to face we will meet and probably stumble when we greet like...
[Pre-Chorus:]
Gloria:
Let's shake hands?
Or bump hands?
I don't recall how to be social!!
[Chorus:]
All:
We're goin' back outside!
Zip down those theme park rides!
Cricket: Look Ma! No hands!
[Bridge:]
All:
Thank those who saved our lives!
Not stuck at home anymore!
It's time to hit the dance floor!
There's a whole world to explore!
[Outro:]
Goin' back, goin' back, g-g-goin' back out
Goin' back, goin' back, g-g-goin' back out
Goin' back, goin' back, g-g-goin' back out
Goin' back, goin' back, g-g-goin' back out! (Tilly: out!)
Outro[]
Cricket: Hey, now that the world is going back to normal, I no longer need to wash my hand!
Bill: Cricket, you still have to wash your hands.
Cricket: (being bummed out by still washing his hands) Ah! Seriously? (and he finally processes to wash his hands)
Gallery[]
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Trivia[]
- This is the first Broken Karaoke short to not start with the karaoke stage opening; instead it opens with a music video title.
- Therefore, it's the first short all together to not truly be considered a karaoke video.
- This is the first song that Gloria sings, not counting her brief "perfect rating" ditty in "Boss Life".
- Her voice actress has already sung before as Sasha Waybright for the Amphibia episode "Battle of the Bands" and Sasha's Theme Song Takeover.
- The opening scene is an edited version of the Green house from "Welcome Home", with a blue filter added.
- Some of the scenes are from past episodes. In those scenes, some of the characters' mouths were reanimated so that they are lip-syncing to the words, sometimes changing expressions, or replacing specific characters.
- In the line "Dine out, get yourself a filet," Bill is seen in Sea Fusïon as the snobby waiter serves him a fish fillet; in said scene, Bill's face is reanimated to a smile, and the waiter's mouth is frozen.
- However, Bill is not allowed back in there after the family got banned from there in "Fill Bill".
- The scene from "I, Farmbot" when Bill is pushed into the sun by Tilly and Gramma has been reanimated to have Bill's mouth frozen right when his face comes into the light.
- The scene where Gloria says, "What?! I'm sorry, I can't hear you!" was taken from "Clubbed", with rotating disco lights added.
- Scenes from "Ding Dongers" and "Steak Night" were used with Remy and Tilly's lips being reanimated so they would lip-sync to the words.
- The scene of Cricket, Tilly, and Remy riding the Cheap Coaster in "Bear Trapped" was used, except Daisy was replaced with Bill.
- Contrary to what the song's message is about, the video was released when the COVID-19 Pandemic was technically not yet over and was at one of its lowest points; so still, people are still catching the virus but the cases are decreasing, and with that, some citizens are keeping their masks on, getting vaccinated, and doing the positive test.
- The video was also released five months after the first case of the new Omicron variant.
- Some states also have their indoor mask mandates reinstated after an increase in their towns.
- The video was re-uploaded on the same day to include a heart transition to the Broken Karaoke logo, and with the addition of a stinger featuring Cricket claiming he doesn't have to wash his hands anymore but Bill tells him he still has to, much to his chagrin.
- In the second part of each verse, the vocals were lowered down by two pitches from the original, possibly to better suit the voice actors and that they couldn't hit multiple notes that high.
- When Gloria says "I'd rather go bowling," she is shown at Rainbow Lanes purchasing the bowling shoes from Sarah, the same person and place Tilly prank called in "Tilly Calls the Future".
Errors[]
- Saxon is once again in his pre-Axin' Saxon appearance before Nancy destroyed him, instead of his "2.0" appearance from when he got repaired.
- In the line "Thank goodness for the vaccine," Cricket's sleeve is partially miscolored when he rolls it down.
- The lyric verse, "Throw loud parties and shout" and "Ride the train, say hello to a rat" was scripted as "Throw up our knees and shout" and "Rather try and say hello to a rat" respectively in the closed captions on both YouTube and DisneyNOW.
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