Last month, nostalgia obsessed The Peterson went viral with their Remember 1999 In Ten Minutes Ultimate Montage, which now stands with over 1.9 million views.
Fans simply couldn’t get enough of the blast from the past. For those wanting to go back in time even further, The Peterson had just debuted their latest pop culture compilation, this time focusing on the mid 1980′s.
Daft Punk has resurfaced online after the recent debut of their new studio album Random Access Memories. In honor of the occasion, electronic musical group Pigeon Music has made this live Daft Punk Medley.
Veteran listeners will recognize One More Time, Da Funk, Robot Rock, and more.
Zach Sobiech only has months to live. The seventeen year old has a rare form of bone cancer that is not easy on its victims. With little time left, Zach has turned inwardly to music to make his peace and say goodbye.
His song, titled Clouds, was published on YouTube back in December and quickly spread, garnering over two million views.
But Soul Pancake wanted to give Zach a boost, so they commissioned their many celebrity friends to star in a remake music video of Zach’s powerful song.
Now, the celebrity music video remake has gone viral as well, standing with over 750,000 views. The video is further featured on People, BusinessInsider, and HuffPost.
Mark Vidler admits this mash up piece is “deliberately tempo altered and manipulated digital pop music.”
But that’s not necessarily a bad thing. Somehow, Go Home Productions sped up John Lennon’s famous Imagine just a bit, and laid it over Band On The Run by Paul McCartney and The Wings.
Appropriately, they titled the song Imagine The Band.
The video was actually posted online two long years ago, but has started to trend now.
Like so many before him, I James Walters couldn’t just quit the YouTube business after initially going viral.
Originally, he went viral with a Lord Of The Rings-themed cover of I Dreamed A Dream, and since then James has churned out numerous other pop music covers in his Smeagol voice.
And he isn’t close to ending his career. Now, he has returned to cover New York City‘s unofficial anthem Empire State Of Mind as Smeagol the monster.
