HRWiki Featured article for 2011, week 17

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Strong Bad Sings, released in 2000, is one of the earliest toons on the site. It is essentially a commercial for a compilation album that is being released by Strong Bad. It includes his favorite hits, including "Let's Make Believe That We're in Love (So I Can Break Up with You)", "You've Got an Ugly and Stupid Butt", and "Somebody Told Me (Now I Believe Them)", among others. Also available with this rare collection is "Strong Mad Forgets the Words to His Favorites". This toon was the inspiration for the similarly-named music CD Strong Bad Sings and Other Type Hits, and it was the debut appearance of the Fat Bluebird. It was also the inspiration of the question in the third Strong Bad email, butt IQ. watch (more...)

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HRWiki Featured article for 2011, week 17

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