This is one of the best videos I’ve seen online in the last week or so. Basically, some guy who is most likely Australian plays the four chords in “Don’t Stop Believin’” and sings a number of pop songs that use the same chord progression over it (D A Bm G, I believe). Most of them are cheesy 90′s pop ballad-type songs. Call me crazy, but I loved when he went from The Calling’s “Wherever You Will Go” to Bush’s “Glycerine” to Five for Fighting’s “Superman”. I also cringed when I heard the chorus line to Maroon 5′s “She Will Be Loved”.
Take a break from studying your finals and reminiscent about the better days of pop music with this video (embedded below). The guy’s pretty talented and many youtubers have pointed out the hilariousness of the guy sitting in the background nonchalantly playing Playstation. Oh also, try and name all the songs that he sings in the comments. First one who does gets to take over this blog after I die*.
MP3 Journey – Don’t Stop Believin’
MP3 Blink-182 – Adam’s Song
MP3 Bush – Glycerine
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*too bad longevity runs in my family, suckas!
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