Because all those hours I spent spamming the Youtube comments with my alt accounts demanding it be made have finally paid off, this is a bardcore cover of Wheatus’s ‘Teenage Dirtbag’ as performed by Friar Funk and Hildegard von Blingin. They even altered the lyrics to be more period appropriate

These are several videos of Poland’s Big Bike Orchestra, a six-member ensemble that, in addition to performing onstage, also cruises around town playing songs on their 6-person bike. It looks like the front-man just plays the handlebars though. Not very melodic instruments, but somebody’s gotta play them or your next

Thankful I didn’t have to learn to recite the whole thing in middle school, this is a 37-minute long song from Geography Nerds that sings every county or county equivalent (parishes, boroughs, independent cities) in the United States. All 3,244 of them. It also includes 429 repeats (some multiple times),

Because some people have harebrained ideas before bed and take note so they can wake up and start making them reality (I just laugh at how poorly my brain works after 8PM then knock the lamp off the nightstand and go to bed), this is a video created by Dustin

This is a video of the Clifton Hand-Bell Ringers’ Senior Team performing ‘Dueling Banjos’ on hand bells. I bet they all have great handshakes. Now I’m not sure if you were able to tell from the title, but Dueling Banjos is traditionally performed on– “Slide whistles.” Correct. You’d be unstoppable

This is OK Nintendo, the entirety of Radiohead’s 1997 album OK Computer recreated with soundfonts from different N64 games by on4word. Each track uses a different game’s sounds (including Super Mario 64, Mario Kart 64, both Zelda games, Star Fox 64, Goldeneye 007, and more), although a couple are repeated.

Because sometimes it’s easy to forget this is the internet and not just a dark cave filled with influencers and depression, this is another musical edit by There I Ruined It (previously) featuring Toto’s ‘Africa’, but the lyrics are listing all 54 countries in Africa. It’s a banger and geography

This is a video of jazz pianist Vince Guaraldi’s first televised performance of the classic ‘Linus And Lucy’ he composed for Peanuts (I also work for peanuts). This was way back in 1964, a year before A Charlie Brown Christmas, and long before I was around. At least in this