1.3K views Sep 2009
Students interrupt a lecture with a musical plea for their teacher to inspire them, lamenting dull classes before breaking into chemistry-themed lyrics.
0:06 This 0:09 is a 0:13 little discrepancy on what I told you about in class yesterday and what's on the, what's in one of my infinite number of emails, what I get to email. 0:26 I hope I didn't confuse you. If there's any confusion, you can ask. 0:30 Hey, teach! I've got a question. What I mean is, it's just, we come to class every day, it seems, we all fall asleep, we've lost all our dreams. 0:42 There is no inspiration. But when did we become this way, so disillusioned, so bloody? 0:51 I can't make the calculation. Can I borrow your TI-83? 0:59 Hey, teach! Have you thought for a while about the impact that you have on us? 1:08 Teach! I think it's high time you try to extend your learning arm to us in reach. 1:16 Are you with me, classmates? 1:19 What about that guy over there? Why aren't you taking notes? 1:23 Don't you even care? This is your education. This girl sitting over here, she talks a lot in class, but her thoughts are never quite clear. 1:33 So much mental masturbation. Is it we who ought to blend? 1:42 Hey, teach! 1:47 All the professors in movies and TV, like Dead Poets Society, they risk their very professions for the chance to be inspirations to kids like me. 2:05 Hey, teach! It's no wonder why we're here. You must think we only party and drink beer, but all we need is just one chance to be treated as your equals and to dance. 2:22 Now that's a mental energy, the fundamentals brought to you by me, and it's high time you try to extend your. 2:30 And it's time for you guys to extend our love and our best. 2:39 Rich teach. 2:47 Hydrogen bonds, hydrogen bonds. 
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