Of all the music genres to cover using the physical sounds made from of his old computer floppy drives, the futuristic sound of Daft Punk seems most appropriate. And that’s exactly who MrSolidSnake745 covered in his latest video.
Daft Punk’s Aerodynamic may actually sound better with the choppy sound of 90′s technology than its original digital rendering.
A little over a year ago, Indy rock band Walk Off The Earth debuted their now world famous viral video covering Somebody That I Used To Know on one guitar. The original cover video stands with over 146 million views!
Now, the band has gone all Alice-in-Wonderland for their newest music video Red Hands. This time, all five of them play on one giant guitar. It’s a trip, and it’s going viral!
This video by Canadian music aficionado Dylan Nut is from the summer of 2010, but it has only exploded online this week, garnering over 350,000 hits.
The camera man says his uncle swallowed a nail as a child, and ever since, he’s (unofficially) had the world’s deepest, lowest voice. To prove his point, he sings a little Louis Armstrong at a family gathering.
“Hey, Dan. You should put that on, um, YouTube,” said his cousin Barb.
And now the video is viral.
Leave it to the Internet to always take a meme one step deeper. Recently, a goat screaming trend has surfaced on YouTube.
Now, Olde Pay Phone has gone full circle, parodying the ever popular goats screaming like people video, with people screaming like goats screaming like people.
What?
Already, the new video has accumulated over 325,000 hits, and is featured on Slate, Gawker, Mashable, and HuffPost.
The Rotating Snake Illusion is an art piece that so many recognize, but few know the title. YouTuber Rasmusab thought it would make for an interesting experiment to show his cat the illusion, and record the results.
Now, the video from February has experienced a viral explosion, amassing over 100,000 visits just today. It is also featured on VideoSift, Gizmodo, TastefullyO, and HyperVocal.
Did your cat react to the visuals?
By AL AHRA