They Might Be Giants

The baby boomers thrived in the “me” decade and made greed good. Their relentlessly self-centered outlook set us up for economic calamity. Might the crash and its aftermath be their l...

The band They Might Be Giants channels the spirit of pre-crash Wall Street in an anthem of deflated expectations.

During the Great Recession, Americans, like Wile E. Coyote, looked down and noticed we ran out of cliff a while ago. If we’re going to pick ourselves up, it’s going to take hard work ...

Language is supposed to help us communicate — but some empty phrases just get in the way: 'it is what it is,' '(blank) is the new (whatever),' 'no worries.' They Might Be Giants has a...

"Nobody knows what it's really like, but everyone says it's great": a cautionary tale from They Might Be Giants. Don't believe the hype.

The band They Might Be Giants kicks off our live show at the 2009 Aspen Ideas Festival with this song that recalls the pre-crash mentality.

They Might Be Giants reminds us that we're not getting any younger.

The original lyrics came from the encyclopedia, but facts change. They Might Be Giants stay current on their astrophysics.

There's trouble around every corner, in this song by They Might Be Giants.

The members of They Might Be Giants have started keeping a list of meaningless phrases that prevent real communication. "It is what it is" — what does that mean, anyway?

"Nobody knows what it's really like, but everyone says it’s great": a cautionary tale from They Might Be Giants. Don’t believe the hype.

They Might Be Giants recalls the pre-crash mentality. "Why be realistic? Don't wake up from the dream."

They Might Be Giants reminds us that we're not getting any younger.

The original lyrics came from the encyclopedia, but facts change. They Might Be Giants stay current on their astrophysics.

The members of They Might Be Giants have started keeping a list of meaningless phrases that prevent real communication. “It is what it is” – what does that mean, anyway?

There’s trouble around every corner, in this song by They Might Be Giants.

They Might Be Giants perform another tune from Studio 360’s day at the beach.

A few years ago Studio 360 spent the day at Coney Island with the Brooklyn-based indie rockers: They Might Be Giants. After a morning on the sand, they set up their instruments at the Coney Island Museum and they played this

Written by Brian Wilson, performed by They Might Be Giants.

Written and performed by They Might Be Giants.