This is a video of musician/starer Kestrel Tapes performing Toto’s ‘Africa’, but in a minor key. It kinda sounds like The X-Files theme. What’s a minor key anyways? Beats me. Major key? No clue. Major Tom? *wiping tear* HE WAS A SPACE HERO. Keep going for the video, as well

This is a video of cellist Samara Ginsberg performing a very moving rendition of the Jurassic Park theme as she arranged for an octet of cellos. Did anybody else get the goosebumps? Because I got the goosebumps and SO MUCH MORE. “Diarehha?” Haha, only every day of the week that

Because this is the internet, here’s a video of a bunch of different movie characters deepfaked to perform Smash Mouth’s ‘All Star’. The video was created by Youtuber ontyj utilizing Wav2Lip, a neural network that uses existing video of human faces speaking to match a different audio source. The result

This is another jam well past its expiration date as reimagined by Youtuber There I Ruined It (previously), this time in the form of Survivor’s ‘Eye Of The Tiger’ as a 1950’s doo-wop song. Just like a suppository, there’s no reason to sugarcoat this: it’s not very good. I’d recommend

This is a video of pianist Hayato Sumino (aka Cateen) performing Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov’s ‘Flight Of The Bumblebee’ on a toy piano, at an ever increasing tempo, from 160BPM all the way to a blistering 250BPM. For reference, the original is typically played between 144 and 160BPM. In his own words

This is a video of classically trained starer and virtuoso pianist Lord Vinheteiro (aka Fabricio Andre Bernard Di Paolo) performing a medley of 80’s hits on the piano. Man, I haven’t heard some of those songs in…forever. Like I’ve legitimately never heard them before man I thought these were supposed

This is a short video of Youtuber and musician AcousticTrench covering ‘Mad About Me’ (aka the Cantina Song) by Figrin D’an and the Modal Nodes (aka the Cantina band) from Star Wars, with his dog Maple appearing to play the bass drum. While she isn’t actually playing the drum, I

This is a video of guitar god Stevie Ray Vaughan performing a guitar switch mid ‘Look At Little Sister’ at an Austin, Texas concert in 1989 after breaking a string, continuing his solo with only six strings, then smoothly making the switch with guitar tech René Martinez like a hot