Say It Ain't So - Weezer (Cover by My Dad's Radio)

My Dad's Radio presents a cover of "Say It Ain't So," originally by Weezer. Dan makes his first ever appearance as a vocalist on this one!

Released in 1994 on their self-titled debut album, often called "The Blue Album," this track has become one of Weezer's signature songs. Known for its mix of alternative rock and emo influences, the song's lyrics delve into personal themes of betrayal and family turmoil. Watch our interpretation of this iconic track and explore more covers from My Dad's Radio!

Credits:
Lead Vocal/Electric Guitar - Dan da Cunha
Electric Guitar/BGV - Joel Witherspoon
Bass Guitar - Jamie DeVinney
Keys/BGV - Alex House
Camera - Nikki Stillson
Production Assistance - Leigh
Drums,Audio Mix, and Video Edit by David Stillson | https://linktr.ee/davidstillsonmusic

"Say It Ain't So" is a song by the American rock band Weezer, released in 1994 as part of their debut album, often referred to as "The Blue Album." Written by lead vocalist and guitarist Rivers Cuomo, the song is one of the band's most iconic tracks, blending elements of alternative rock and emo.

The lyrics of "Say It Ain't So" are deeply personal, reflecting Cuomo's experiences with family issues, particularly the impact of his parents' divorce. The song's emotional intensity and relatable themes of betrayal and misunderstanding have resonated with listeners, making it a staple of 90s alternative rock.

Although it was not the album's first single, "Say It Ain't So" gained significant popularity and became one of Weezer's most enduring songs. Its success helped solidify the band's reputation and continues to be a fan favorite in their live performances.