Глубокие неприятности Барта: История одного хип-хоп альбома

1991 single by The Simpsons
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| length = unbulleted list|4:28 (album version) The song was written by The Simpsons creator Matt Groening and DJ Jazzy Jeff, DJ Jazzy Jeff provided the drum programming, keyboards, and scratches on "Deep, Deep Trouble". The song is a rap performed by the character Bart Simpson about his trouble making antics. Groening has described it as "the tragic story of Bart Simpson, a bad youth gone worse." The Simpsons cast member Nancy Cartwright, who voices Bart on the show, provided the character's voice in "Deep, Deep Trouble" as well. The characters Homer Simpson and Maggie Simpson are also featured, with Homer (voiced by Dan Castellaneta like on the show) ranting at Bart, and Maggie sucking on her pacifier to the beat of the song. "Deep, Deep Trouble" was released in early 1991 as the second single from The Simpsons Sing the Blues after "Do the Bartman", which also features Bart rapping. That single achieved much popularity, placing first on the singles charts in Australia, Ireland, New Zealand, Norway, and the United Kingdom, and eventually becoming certified gold in the latter country with 400,000 units sold. In Ireland, "Do the Bartman" spent nine weeks at number one on the Irish Singles Chart—only seven singles have ever managed a longer run at number one there.

The song received a positive response from critics. Sommer Swindell of the Observer Reporter commented that "after listening to [The Simpsons Sing the Blues] once, no one will forget 'Deep, Deep Trouble' [ ] It would be hard not to crack a smile while listening closely to the lyrics, as they are very creative and humorous." The Orange County Registers Cary Darling noted that "Bart turning his life into a hip hop autobiography on 'Deep, Deep Trouble' is an absolute joy." Cartwright's rapping was praised by Tom Hopkins of the Dayton Daily News. Commercially, the single was not as successful as "Do the Bartman", but it still charted high in a few countries, reaching number one in Ireland, the top 10 in the UK and New Zealand, and the top 20 in Sweden.

The music video for the single premiered on the Fox network in the United States on March 7, 1991, together with the Simpsons episode "Bart's Dog Gets an "F" of the series' second season. The version of the song used in the video is an edit, containing fewer lyrics than the album version. The video for "Deep, Deep Trouble", starting with Bart being shoved into what appears to be a jail cell, illustrates in flashback the things Bart raps about in the song, showing how he is forced by Homer to mow the lawn after throwing a buzzing alarm clock at his father in his sleep. When Homer tells Bart to hurry up, Bart accidentally runs over the sprinkler and as a result he has to stay at home when the family goes to see a boat show. After they leave, Bart decides to throw a party and invites his friends. They make a mess in the house and when Homer and Marge return home, Bart realizes he is in deep trouble. Homer later takes Bart to the barber, where his hair is shaved off. The music video features both original animation and old animation from the series and the Simpsons shorts that aired on The Tracey Ullman Show before they were spun off into The Simpsons in 1989. Gregg Vanzo directed the video, which, according to him, features quicker character poses than in episodes of the show to allow the animation to match the hip hop beat.