Let’s just say that we’ve really enjoyed what Paul F. Tompkins has done with going from what was supposed to be a round of simple birthday wishes, then murder confessions to, now, more birthday wishes for some of the much, much older viewers of NYSU.
Watch and enjoy this daily recommended serving of silliness here.
Oh, the fun that Paul F. Tompkins and the gang at NYSU have is sublime.
No further explanation will be provided. Just watch it and better your life.
As the Happy Birthday Song is now public domain, Stephen Colbert and The Late Show have not only tasked themselves with making a special recording of the song for us all with the one and only Darlene Love, but he’s doing so for pretty much each and every one of us.
He’s made an entire channel on YouTube that one could use to wish Happy Birthday to someone with that spans over 1,200 names and counting. If you’re name isn’t there, Stephen is even taking name suggestions to make this Late Show Birthday channel as comprehensive as possible.
Though it’s not our birthday today, this is a pretty great present from The Late Show all year round.