Beavis

An alter ego (from Latin, "other I") is another self, a second personality or persona within a person. The term is commonly used in literature analysis and comparison to describe characters who are psychologically identical. The term and concept also frequently appear in popular fiction, such as in comic books, for the secret identity of a superhero, vigilante, or crimefighter: Alter ego - Alter egos in fiction. Batman is the alter ego of Bruce Wayne, Clark Kent is the alter eg ...

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Primus band - Early Days 1984–1991. Primus began as Primate in the mid-1980s with Claypool and guitarist Todd Huth. Drummer Perm Parker was added in later, although the band would go through many other drummers throughout their early history. They formed in El Sobrante, California. After rising to local music scene stardom with their brand of funk/metal fusion, Huth and current drummer Jay Lane left in 1989 to pursue other projects. Claypool recruited death metal guitarist and one time Joe Satriani student Larr ...

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Cornholio emerges whenever Beavis consumes large quantities of sugar or caffeine and enters a hyperactive phase, with symptoms including convulsing, nonsensical jabbering and gazing cross-eyed at his fist. The final transformation is usually triggered by mention of vaguely Hispanic-sounding words: he pulls his shirt over his head (covering his hair) and begins marching around randomly, his hands either side of his face with palms forward, making l ...

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Primus is the only band with its own ID3v1 genre tag. Primus hire many of their friends from the Bay Area to be in the stage crew, and many of them appear in Primus's videos and home videos. Danny Elfman is a fan and friend of the band, as is Jerry Cantrell, who has joined the band on stage. Les Claypool's biggest influence is The Residents and during the rare Banjo show of 1996, a Resident joined Primus onstage to sing a cover of The Resident's 'Hello Skinny'. Primus was ranked at number 97 on VH1's 100 Greatest Artists of Hard Rock. Primus is also ranked at number 22 on BlenderSee also:

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Primus is known for most of their lyrical content based around made-up characters or friends with goofy humor. But most of their songs have deeper meanings and political views. Here are some examples. "Too Many Puppies": about conflict in the Middle East. "Puppy" is a symbol for "soldier." "John the Fisherman": the true story of a modern day fisherman whose ship went down at sea, and whose final mayday "Oh my god we're going down" was recorded and broadcast on the news. "Pudding Time": about materialism and con ...

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Current Members Les Claypool – Lead vocals, bass (1984–present) Ler LaLonde – Guitar (1989–present) Tim Alexander – Drums (1989–1996, 2002–present) Past Members Brian Mantia – Drums (1996–2000) Todd Huth – Guitar (1984–1989) Jay Lane – Drums (1988–1989) Tim "Curveball" Wright – Drums (1986 – 1988) Robbie Bean – Drums (?? – 1986) As Primate, the band included Claypool, Huth, and drummers Per ...

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The first genuine appearance of Cornholio was in the episode "The Great Cornholio", which was originally titled "Breakfast Burritos" but was later renamed thanks to the popularity of the Cornholio character. The duo raid the Stevenson household's kitchen and Beavis consumes "27 candy bars and a six-pack of root beer", entering a hyperactive phase as a result. At school, Mr. Van Driessen triggers the transformation by using the word "Nicaragua", prompting Cornholio to demand "agua for my bunghole!". He subsequently wanders the school searchin ...

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Cornholio, Cornholio - Transformation, Cornholio - Genesis, Cornholio - Episode appearances, Cornholio - Movie appearances

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