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...And the Word is "No"!

BEAR

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Fuzzy and Blue said:
I think if I had just heard the song, it wouldn't have scared me, but hearing the song by itself after seeing it on S.S. freaked me out. As a matter of fact, it took me a while to be able to sit through an entire episode of S.S. without freaking out because I thought that segment was going to come on!

~Dana~

Not really scared, but I think a little annoyed. I was never a big fan of the song. And I was more irritated to see the angry faces than scared.
 

mjb1124

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I also found the song and its visuals to be a bit intimidating as a kid, but I wasn't scared outright. That said, this is one of my favorites.
 

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"The Word is No" is great! I loved that song as a child. I still love listening to it on my "Platinum Too" album!

I very clearly remember seeing this song on Sesame Street. Don't remember anything about it being frightening- it was just cool- especially since the music was a great 80s style pop/light rock music.
:smile: :sing: :cool:
 
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