autotune

Maybe this legend is just ahead of his time. Or he's learning a quick lesson in how auto-tuning does NOT guarantee your song will be the world's next hit song. 

When this owner's cat wouldn't quiet down for what I imagined must've been the millionth time, they seized the opportunity to auto-tune the chatty bundle of fur. And the results are nothing short of hilarious. Can we get this hot track on Spotify already, and when can I expect an album?

Do you hate yourself?

Perfect. Have I got the song for you. Then you have got to listen to this version of Smash Mouth’s immortal “All Star.” What’s so special about it? Well, all of the notes in the song are auto-tuned to C. This is a disorienting, terrifying, and maddening ride that will make your week very, very weird.

Prepare yourself for the worst song of the year.

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Reporter Teresa Mannion warned all idiots to stay inside while Storm Desmond raged on in Ireland. She struggled to be heard against the rain and wind of the storm and quickly became an internet celebrity because of how passionate her report was. 

So of course she got photoshopped. 


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Then, eventually, also remixed into a pop song. 



There's even a petition to have the next big storm that comes to Ireland named Storm Teresa.  It already has almost 900 signatures. 

The newest trend: sounding like you're autotuned, but not actually being autotuned.

The Beach Boys are, or should I say WERE, my favorite band. Now that the truth has been revealed, I don't know what to believe in anymore.

This first auto-tune remix of Texas resident Michelle Clark's "Kapooyow" news interview clip is brought to you by YouTuber DJ1stBlood.

Happy St. Patty's Day!

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This is a self-proclaimed "non-fictional,psychological and philosophical song."

The same genius - GENIUS I say! - who remixed Bob Ross and Mr. Rogers for the PBS Ideas Channel gives the same treatment to the late, great cooking show host.

Get educated in the fine art of eerily-calm landscape painting over at School of FAIL!