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Patients: Ten adult (> or = 14 yr old) BAHA patients (6 male and 4 female subjects) with bilateral air-bone gaps of minimum 40-dB hearing loss and with more than 6 months of BAHA experience with the BAHA "Compact."

Bad to The Bone is a song by the rock group George Thorogood & The Destroyers that originally came out in 1982. The song's distinct opening guitar riff began seeing use in video memes as a sound effect around 2016, primarily on YouTube, with remixes popping up in following years on other platforms like TikTok.

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After several years, the opening guitar riff was added to additional memes for humorous effect in a YouTube 1 Hour Of Silence Broken By Sound Effects meme format, uploaded on August 8th, 2021, by the channel ALT[2], in which an hour of silence plays but every few minutes the opening riff goes off without warning and only lasts a few seconds (shown below).

The "Bad to the Bone" guitar riff then became a prevalent sound on TikTok in late 2020, where it became associated with an image of a dog smiling while looking into the camera. The TikTok was originally uploaded by the account itz_jose7[3] on September 23rd, 2020, earning 151,000 likes in two years (shown below).

On January 12th, 2022, the YouTube channel proshitposting[4] uploaded a video of an older car with over a hundred skulls attached to it, playing a modified version of the guitar riff on top of itself in an antithesis to all previous incarnations of the meme before it (shown below).

The song was referenced in the episode of Family Matters, "Crash Course", by Steve Urkel when Eddie Winslow crashed the family station wagon in the living room without a driver's license. Urkel stated that he is bad to the bone and that bad is his middle name.

No doubt the plot, a lame steal from the far superior "Stakeout" with Richard Dreyfuss and Madeline Stowe, is a ramshackle improvisation that breezes airily by its own tarnished credibility (Item 1: Martin Lawrence, in fat-old-lady makeup, looks just like Martin Lawrence in fat-old-lady makeup) while setting up riff after riff of crude but energetic comic invention. No doubt too much of the humor devolves to the sounds various orifices make when performing their genetically mandated function. No doubt the wrap-up is somewhat hammered on and is the movie's least satisfying moment. ff782bc1db