I Whipped Batman's Ass

Wesley Willis is so complex.

I mean, any ordinary artist would have written made this song and "I Whipped Superman's Ass" the same, but not the great Mr. Willis. Lines like "Batman beat the hell out of me and knocked me to the floor, I got back up and knocked him to the floor" truly capture the incessant rat race of this culture.

Or maybe it's just a schizo with a keyboard.

boy, can i ever identify with this one.

supposedly, Wesley Willis's choons are based on the voices he hears in his head...

any way you slice it, it is a masterpiece.

If you ever wondered what a Big Black Homeless paranoid-schizaphrenic with a casio key board sounds like, now you now. His songs rock Saddam Hussan's ass. Rock over London, Rock on Chicago.

Rock Over London, Rock on Chicago. Weeties - Breakfast of Champions.

Wesley Willis wupps a horse's ass!

Come on now.....we've heard the guitar masters...Johnny, Jeff,Frank,Carlos...we've heard the keyboard, drum,vocal and bass masters...but to produce such an entertaining genre of music with a bad voice and a casio....hey...this guy deserves credit...this shit is catchy in it's own perverse way, and what the music lacks, is more than made up for in it's everyday lyrical observations mixed with dilusions...it's like Seinfeld on crack with a casio, but better than the sum of it's parts Rock over London,rock on Chicago..Wesley, we love you like a milkshake !

He is probably the most well known musician who plays a Casio.

I believe that this song is a reppraisal of how we normally view super-heroes. That is to say, usually, we are content to view these so-called "heroes" as men or women who only exist to do good, even though it is abundantly clear that on many occasions they have engaged in questionable - or even downright villanous - behavior. The song also challenges the notion that everyday people would not be able to overpower someone like Batman, who, it should be noted, is just a human being like everyone else. Thus, Willis is able to proclaim "I w(h)upped Batman's ass" as a mantra not only for questioning "conventional" knowledge but also for believing in yourself.

Rock over London! Rock on Chicago!

Batman's a little bitch.

I'm gonna have to agree with Haggis. Some people on here try to put big, elaborate meanings to Wesley Willis songs, but he real,ly was just a crazy guy with a casio. Though I do find bugmenot123's interpretation to be an interesting one, I highly doubt he was thinking of that when he wrote it.