Adorable eleven year old Arisxandra Libantino has become the second challenger on this season of Britain’s Got Talent to go viral, amassing over one million views since debuting over the weekend.
The young girl wowed the audience with her very big and grown up voice, singing One Night Only. Even mean ol’ Simon rose to his feet to applaud her majestic performance.
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Norwegian TV show Kollektivet specializes in parodying the pop music world. Last September, they went viralviral with their hilarious and catchy song about the Norwegian alphabet, ÆØÅ. That hilarious music video now stands with over 2.7 million views.
Now, the crew is back, this time making a meta-pop song about pop music, specially how to make a hit song. Staying consistently meta, the hit pop song is called Hit Song.
Which is good because Hit Song contains all the familiar characteristics of a hit song, such as featuring a random female artist, containing a chorus without actual words, and including a simple dance that nearly anyone can perform.
Online favorite a cappella group Pentatonix traversed through time in their latest music piece which has instantly caught fire. The five singers use only their God given voices to create a beautiful medley from tunes ranging all the way back to the 11th century. A true spectacle of the Evolution of Music.
Naturally, the 20th century gets the most attention. To add to the effects of time, they even start out in black and white, and only turn the color ‘on’ during the cover of the 1960′s.
Nick Bertke, aka Pogo, is most famous for his outrageous remixes. What makes them so special is the fact that every remix he creates is made using only chords, sounds, and vocals from the footage that originally inspired him.
As a part of Pogo‘s Roarcraft, Gold Pik Pik Carrots followed the same musical recipe, and made this remix piece of music from only the sounds from the popular online fantasy game World Of Warcraft.
