AJR Quiz

Livin’ on Love was featured as a bonus track on the original release of 6foot1. Pitchfork Kids and Infinity are featured on the Infinity EP.

Brett is Adam’s middle name, Joshua is Ryan’s. Austin is the name of their photographer.

The song uses multiple references to The Office as metaphors for things that happened in the narrator’s life.

Life’s a Rental was a demo for Sober Up, So What was a demo for Yes I’m A Mess, Outside was a demo for Bummerland.

2085 and the rest of The Maybe Man songs without music videos do have visualizers, though.

He sings the “way up, way up” parts of the song.

Fun fact: Ryan sent it to the real Joe, but it’s unknown what he actually thought. Ryan simply said he responded in a “very Joe way”.

The Dumb Song’s music video is mostly a story about the production of the song.

AJR explained that My Little Town was one of their favorite songs growing up, the ending being their favorite part, this part was used in Way Less Sad.

All of these songs have high streams on Spotify, but Weak is their most streamed.

Clocking in at just over five minutes, this was the eleventh song on Living Room.

The first appearance of the hat was in the music videos for Overture and Thirsty.

Woody Allen is not necessarily a very well liked celebrity due to allegations of sexual abuse against his children. Naming a song after him probably wasn’t the smartest decision.

The songs featured are: Burn The House Down, Role Models, Normal, and Pretender (Acoustic)

This lyric is taken from The DJ Is Crying For Help.

It was first featured on their self titled EP. AfterHours and I’m Ready were featured on 6foot1, and Pitchfork Kids was featured on the Infinity EP.

Rivers Cuomo sings the bridge of the song.

This is a song by Ingrid Michaelson that features AJR.

The lyric is, “If Ed Sheeran writes my song, I’ll finally top the charts.”

Green is the color of Adam’s shirt and red is the color of Jack’s hoodie.

Clocking in at 2 minutes and 16 seconds, it was released as a promotional single for The Click.

Before the release of the music video for Bummerland, his hair was much shorter.

His videos ended up being taken down by Warner Music Group despite having the band’s permission. He also appears in the music video for Thirsty.

It is also the oldest AJR release that is still publicly available to stream.

Likely due to how complex the music video was for 100 Bad Days.

Despite being one of the most popular songs from the album, it was not on the EP.

It samples his famous catchphrase, which the song is named after.

Normal and Turning Out Pt. iii are the least streamed songs on their respective albums, Big Idea is the second least streamed of all time.

Fun fact: The Entertainment’s Here is one of only three AJR songs to end with a fadeout. The others are Alice by the Hudson and Steve’s Going to London.

Fun fact: Ryan tweeted to not just Sia, but at least 80 other celebrities.