Everybody to the Limit

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Summary

Places: The Cheat's Computer Room

Date: July 1, 2002

Running Time: 1:54

Page Title: Everybody to the Limit

A "Live from West Reykjavik" version of this song can be found on Strong Bad Sings and Other Type Hits.
Clicking the Back button at the end of the video will always take you to Main Page 15, The Cheat's main page.
The Visor Robot's voice is Macintosh's Zarvox.
The beat The Cheat uses (minus the handclap) is a sample from James Brown's "Funky Drummer", the basis for countless rap songs. The "Woo!" sample is mostly likely a reference to Rob Base's hit "It Takes Two", which used the same sound effect on the same beat.

During the video, Strong Bad provides the voice for his own character. Normally, The Cheat provides the voices for all characters in cartoons that he creates.
Even after the Visor Robot's lasers stop, the laser sound is still made.
This is the only time so far that Strong Bad has left outright positive feedback for a Powered by the Cheat cartoon.

For a split second, as the Robot's head opens to reveal Strong Bad, the words "come on" are replaced on screen by the word "lemke."
When Strong Bad comes out of the robot he is unmistakably holding the Big Knife.

The lyric "I asked my friend Joe, I asked my friend Jake" is accompanied by portraits of brothers John F. Kennedy and Robert F. Kennedy.
The yellow and white, duck-looking things are taken from the old Atari 2600 game Adventure.
During one of the times the screen is flashing, a profile view of a head can be easily noticed. The head is that of Abraham Lincoln.

In the Strong Bad Email your friends, Strong Bad hits Bubs over the head with a Gold Record (such as are awarded when an album or single sells a certain number of copies) titled "Everybody To The Limit".