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Hobo Johnson and the Lovemakers are a musical group from Sacramento, UsefulNotes/{{California}} whose musical style is well, [[GenreBusting hard to pin down.]] Hobo Johnson's (real name Frank Lopes Jr.) confessional songwriting, strangely affecting physical presence, and slam poetry-influenced talk-rapping defines the band and its sound. He is backed by the Lovemakers, who all play analogue instruments, leading to a group that resembles a traditional FiveManBandConcert in composition if not in sound.
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Hobo Johnson and the Lovemakers are a musical group from Sacramento, UsefulNotes/{{California}} whose musical style is well, [[GenreBusting hard to pin down.]] Hobo Johnson's (real name Frank Lopes Jr.) confessional songwriting, strangely affecting physical presence, and slam poetry-influenced talk-rapping defines the band and its sound. He is backed by the Lovemakers, who all play analogue instruments, leading to a group that resembles a traditional FiveManBandConcert in composition if not in sound.instruments.
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Hobo Johnson and the Lovemakers are a musical group from Sacramento, UsefulNotes/{{California}} whose musical style is well, [[GenreBusting hard to pin down.]] Hobo Johnson's (real name Frank Lopes Jr.) confessional songwriting, strangely affecting physical presence, and slam poetry-influenced talk-rapping defines the band and its sound. He is backed by the Lovemakers, who all play analogue instruments, leading to a group that resembles a traditional FiveManBand rock band in composition if not in sound.
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Hobo Johnson and the Lovemakers are a musical group from Sacramento, UsefulNotes/{{California}} whose musical style is well, [[GenreBusting hard to pin down.]] Hobo Johnson's (real name Frank Lopes Jr.) confessional songwriting, strangely affecting physical presence, and slam poetry-influenced talk-rapping defines the band and its sound. He is backed by the Lovemakers, who all play analogue instruments, leading to a group that resembles a traditional FiveManBand rock band FiveManBandConcert in composition if not in sound.
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* AbsenteeActor: Hobo isn't visible in the video for "Song 9", even though the rest of the band is.
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-> "Hi my name's Hobo Johnson I'm a rapper I'm not actually a rapper I'm a musician I like to say I'm a musician I play guitar sometimes too just not as good as Derek"
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* AbsenteeActor: Hobo isn't visible in the video for "Song 9", even though the rest of the band is.
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* ConceptVideo: The video for "Song 9" has the Lovemakers hide out in an underground bunker to weather an AlienInvasion. After weeks in there they go insane and eventually emerge, where they're attacked by the aliens (who look like humans in creepy red and white masks and carry signs expressing their desire to kill all humans).
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* RockersSmashGuitars: Jordan smashes a guitar in the video for "Song 9", though the context is a bit different as it's an acoustic guitar rather than electric and it's a sign that he and everyone else are going insane.
