[1992-11-18-WCW-Clash of the Champions XXI] Music Video: Tom Zenk & Johnny Gunn

[Loss]

Talk about it here.

[Loss]

Well, what can I say to this? Pretty notorious video.

[Tim Evans]

What's notorious about it? Pretty cheesy and the music sounds like a midi version of a ZZ top song.

[shoe]

Very 80's feel with a rip off ZZ-Top Legs song. All this for a jobber team.

[Matt D]

Brandi's impression of Dusty telling him about the Johnny Gunn name is great, for what it's worth.

[BackToBionic]

I guess you'd have to be soulless to not appreciate this. The way that girl sold his arm length was pretty solid.

[El-P]

I was expecting an über gay video a la Jim Powers/Alex Wright/Renegade/Joe Gomez on Nitro in 96, but no, it was vintage 80's blowjob tag team video, complete with those guys having threesomes with the girls (well, that was alluded anyway). Brandi's mullet is pretty glorious.

[Kevin Ridge]

This was hawt. No, I can appreciate the cheesiness over time. But I can't imagine how this gets the team over.

[PeteF3]

Someone was thinking, loading this video with ladies fawning over these guys so that it didn't overly resemble homoerotic beefcake videos that wrestling had seen before. This was what it was.

[WingedEagle]

Terrible video of them getting fitted for suits. Terrible mullets. WCW's version of the Crush videos, but at least this is only here once.

[DMJ]

Amazing. Does anyone know if there is somewhere I can find this on youtube/dailymotion? I caught it on the Network, but would love to share it with non-wrestling fans. PM me if you can be of any help because this video is ridiculous.

 

5 stars out of 5

[garretta]

If I hadn't just now read that Tom Brandi was Johnny Gunn, I'd have had no idea who he (Johnny Gunn) was. And my life would have been the better for it.

 

To quote a tired old phrase from a few years ago, "Hey, Dusty. 1985 called, and it wants its video back!"

[ajtroma]

Well, the Fabulous Ones did make a fortune and got tons of ass doing videos like this one. So...yeah...there's that...good point, me!

[garretta]

The Fabs were the first of their kind, AJ. Zenk was a midcarder they were desperate to do something with; people had seen his act before and were lukewarm to it at best by now. I haven't seen Brandi as Johnny Gunn outside of this video, so I can't comment on him.