Amy - Applebottom

And if you ever find that VHS tape at a garage sale? Don’t watch it alone.

One of the earliest mentions of Amy Applebottom dates back to the 1960s, in the British folk music scene. A song titled "Amy Applebottom" was recorded by British folk singer-songwriter, Tom Paxton, in 1964. The song tells the story of a young woman with a rather...unusual name. Paxton's song became a moderate hit, and the name Amy Applebottom started to gain traction. amy applebottom

So, who is ? Is she a lost children’s host? A drag queen? A creepypasta monster? Or simply a misspelling of an auto-generated background character in a video game? And if you ever find that VHS tape at a garage sale

Despite the mystery surrounding her, I couldn't help but be charmed by the whimsy of the name. "Applebottom" in particular has a certain je ne sais quoi to it - it's a surname that's equal parts playful and memorable. A song titled "Amy Applebottom" was recorded by