A Band Of The Same Name
Icons of rock and roll Moe, Larry, and Curly were the inspiration for the Stooges’ moniker. After watching “The Three Stooges,” the band, which was created in the 1960s and is led by lead singer Iggy Pop, got the name “The Three Stooges.” It was inevitable that anything creative that Ron did in his life would come back to the Stooges, as Pop explained in an interview with Clash Magazine: “He’d already spent probably seventeen thousand man-hours watching The Three Stooges’ films when he was supposed to be doing something else when he was supposed to be doing something else since he was twelve.”
A Band Of The Same Name
No Female Fans?
Many people believe that ladies do not love The Three Stooges’ comedy routines. Many women enjoy the Stooges, and this is an overgeneralization; many females do enjoy them, but the major argument behind this is because women tend not to enjoy physical or slapstick comedy. One AMC writer sought to explain the phenomenon in this way: “Women respond with empathy when they see someone they despise suffering, and men respond with pleasure when they see someone they like suffering.”
No Female Fans
