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Weekend Snapshots: Best Show On Earth Edition

I mean…Aerosmith was great and all, but this?

This is my kind of show.

(If it sounds like I’m being facetious, let me assure you: not.)

I first became a Yo Gabba Gabba superfan when Indy was around five months old and I discovered that not only was he completely transfixed by the adventures of DJ Lance Rock and crew to the point where I could easily make it through a conference call, a sandwich, and/or a shower (and even a plane ride)…but that the music is actually…

really good.

And Anthony Bourdain is on it. And you know how I feel about him.

I know, I’m a huge dork, but seriously: I love it. There’s one song – about how people are different and you love them anyway – that actually makes me cry.

I think every parent has that show or two that they like/can handle and that show or two that drives them insane (for me, the insane-driving shows are The Backyardigans and Wonder Pets, no no no can’t), and I feel very lucky that Yo Gabba Gabba is on my Favorites List, because it comes complete with a live show featuring Biz Markie and Bloody Marys for the over-21 set, and some kind of magical Child Potion that puts the younger attendees into a state of catatonic bliss for the entire duration.

I mean, that is a hypnotized child. Indy is in the middle of a seriously bad bout of teething, so I was a little worried that the outing would be a bit of a disaster…but when I say that I’m not certain that he blinked once for the entire duration of the show, I mean it.

Now that is magic.



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  • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100002861720182 Coffee Cashmere

    I want to go to the show in February so bad. I think I love Yo Gabba Gabba better than my kid does now. How much were your tickets? Did you mind your seats?

  • jordanreid

    i just went for the least expensive option – they were $26 each (kids over age 1 have to get a seat) plus tax, etc. our seats were super-nosebleed, but it didn’t matter at all – we could see perfectly, and i don’t think it was any less exciting for the kids being further away. definitely go!

  • Jessica

    Oh yeah, its the best. We have taken our now 4 year old to YGG live the past two years (last year he was in the front row and he got to do the Biz’s Beat and dance on stage!) and he is going again in February. We splurged last year for the after party and he has pictures with all the characters that he loves to look it. Awesome live and awesome TV show with great musical guests!