'Bad Lip Reading' Newest Video: Yoda Hates Seagulls? 'Star Wars' Iconic Character Gets "The Treatment"
The crew behind the famous YouTube series "Bad Lip Reading" has shown to the world their version of pop culture pieces with funny lip reading. Now, their latest victim is no other than the legendary Jedi Master himself, Yoda.
It is an early holiday gift of "Bad Lip Reading" to "Star Wars" Fans as they transformed Yoda, the Jedi Master, who taught Luke Skywalker how to use the Force to Yoda, the one who regrets going to the beach because of seagulls.
The video starts with poor Luke having a bad day, talking about he hates this girl named "Brenda" and how a bad guy hit him in the shin. To add more fun (and bad luck to Luke), he peed his pants.
Luckily for him, Yoda has a cure for Luke's day and it involves singing. Everyone has to admit that the song about seagulls is really catchy.
The song stretches from seagulls to him being poked in the coconuts and his anatomy that sounds kind of painful. The song does not really make sense but it can really make viewers laugh and sing along with the catchy tune.
The well-known scene of Yoda zipped around and attached to Luke may have more than that with "Bad Lip Reading". Turns out, it is a hysterical lip-reading translation too as Yoda actually makes a pretty good and helpful backpack after all.
The famous scene where Yoda zips around attached to Luke's back comes in for some hilarious lip-reading translation too. Yoda makes a pretty good backpack, it turns out.
For "Star Wars" fans and "Bad Lip Reading" fans, this is not the first time they heard Seagulls. It was first played when the Emperor Darth Vader had his "bad lip reading" treatment.
"Bad Lip Reading" is famous for turning things around with some of the famous and well-known pop culture and events. Other people who received the "bad lip reading" treatment are the cast of "Game of Thrones", Hilary Clinton and Donald Trump, and even The Avengers.
Watch the video below to watch Yoda and his hilarious journey with Luke.
