Halfway through the tour... 🔄 Every show reminds me just how much energy you all bring and how much I love playing live. Music truly connects us all. Montreal, you're up next 🖤 | Robin Schulz

Robin Williams’ bit where “Elmer Fudd sings Bruce Springsteen” is his parody performance of Springsteen’s song “Fire,” done entirely in Elmer Fudd’s voice and phrasing. He performs the full song as a loungey, crooner-style number, pronouncing the lyrics with Elmer’s trademark “r”→“w” substitutions. The routine first became widely known from Williams’ early‑1980s stand‑up, and an audio version appears on his 1983 comedy album under the title “Elmer Fudd Sings Bruce Springsteen.” Over the years, t