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General finding (spoilered in case you want to see it yourself first):

Not recommended. Do not try this on any engine you value.

What amazed me was that this guy says he gets this question a lot. It has never occurred to me, as I’ve never regarded WD-40 as an oil.

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I came across this awhile ago, and I was wondering if they really sound this good still, its only Wilson and Jardine and his son, is autotune being used?

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No autotune. Al’s really that good… still. If anything Brian coulda used a tiny bit of auto-tune help.

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Hey now, leave @BrianRubin alone.

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lolol

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Huh? What’d I do now? I’m sorry for whatever I did/said.

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Brian Wilson lol from video above.

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Never apologize man. You are perfect as you.

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Incredible parenting skills.

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I just noticed this, but then it kind of looks like it’s just getting started - Nolan North and Troy Baker play retro video games together! First up is Spider-Man, the old Atari game. I remember it well. Don’t think I ever actually beat the first level.

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One of my favorite things about the 1980s music industry was how talent that didn’t necessarily lend itself to pouty close-ups and the latest fashion trends approached the music video, which had become a crucial part of promotion.

Like whichever record label guy or advertiser saw ZZ Top with their haggard dusters and long beards and said, “hmmm, how about we place them in a supporting role, give them magical powers, guitars that spin, and focus on the band helping young people find love through makeovers and hot rods,” was definitely thinking outside the box!

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Yeah, but ZZ Top were one of those groups that were already big when MTV got started (they were big-time since at least 1973). Someone had to think of something to do with them in a music video, because MTV back then needed ZZ Top (and other famous bands) more than ZZ Top needed MTV.

1973 song, but not 1973 footage:

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Yeah, lets put it this way. I was listening to ZZ Top… on 8-track tape.

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Haha, I think it’s fair to say that I was not familiar with the band’s early work! La Grange is a crazy cool song.

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My favorite performance of La Grange: