Today’s video of the day is Twisted Sister – “Be Chrool To Your Scuel” released in 1985.


Twisted Sister
‘s “Be Chrool To Your Scuel,” from their 1985 album ‘Come Out And Play,’ remains an iconic anthem of the era. This music video collaboration with Alice Cooper solidified its place in rock history. With Bobcat Goldwaith as the obnoxious teacher and Tom Savini, famed for his special effects in George A Romero’s Dawn of the Dead, transforming into the band, the video exudes 80s flair.

As the song begins, we’re transported to a classroom setting, where students endure the antics of an irritating teacher. Suddenly, the scene shifts to the teachers’ lounge, revealing a surprising transformation. Alice Cooper and the band take the stage, with Savini among them, adding to the video’s allure. “Come Out And Play” marked a departure from Twisted Sister’s earlier sound, incorporating elements of glam and pop metal. While the album received mixed reviews, “Be Chrool To Your Scuel” stood out for its catchy hooks and infectious energy. This song bridged the gap between Twisted Sister’s rebellious roots and their exploration of more commercial sounds.

Throughout their career, Twisted Sister challenged norms and pushed boundaries. From their debut album “Under the Blade” to their breakthrough “Stay Hungry,” the band showcased their signature blend of heavy riffs and anthemic choruses. “Come Out And Play” represented a bold step forward, experimenting with theatrical elements and guest appearances.

Why stop with Twisted Sister’s underground music video? Watch over 3k+ Underground Music videos on YouTube at Stigmata Video Dance Party and have your underground dance party anytime.

Explore music videos by genre:

Abstract — Acid — Acid House — Alternative — Alternative Rock — Ambient — Art Rock —Avantgarde — Ballad — Big Beat — Boom Bap — Breakbeat — Breaks — Britpop — Chanson — Coldwave — Conscious — Country — Dance-pop — Dark Ambient — Darkwave — Deathrock — Deep House — Disco — Downtempo — Dream Pop — Drone — Drum n Bass — Dub — Dub Techno — Dubstep — EBM — Electro — Electro House — Electronic Dance Music — Ethereal — Euro House — Europop — Experimental — Folk Rock — Freestyle — Funk — Funk Metal — Future Jazz — Future Pop — Glam — Glitch — Goa Trance — Gospel — Goth Rock — Grindcore — Hard Beat — Hard Rock — Hardcore — Heavy Metal — Hi NRG — Hip Hop — Hip-House — Horror Rock — House — IDM — Illbient — Indie Pop — Indie Rock — Industrial — Industrial Metal — Italo-Disco — Leftfield — Lounge — Medieval — Minimal — Mizrahi — Modern Classical — Musique Concrète — Neofolk — New Beat — New Wave — Noise — Parody — Pop — Pop Rap — Pop Rock — Post-Punk — Prog Rock — Progressive House — Progressive Trance — Power Electronics — Psy-Trance — Psychedelic — Psychedelic Rock — Punk — Rock — Rhythmic Noise — Shoegaze — Ska — Soft Rock — Sound Collage — Space Rock — Symphonic Metal — Synth-pop — Synthwave — Tech House — Techno — Thrash — Trance — Tribal — Tribal House — Trip Hop — Vocal

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.