Animated music videos have the nasty habit of not being completely true to how the real-life instruments are actually being played. Here we have an example of how Gorillaz "Clint Eastwood" would actually sound. No one is saying that every cartoon must be accurate now or else it sucks, but it's something to think about.
It only took 20 years, but sit back and witness the moment that a cab driver finally finds his mother's song. Pretty much a direct route to the feels factory. A definite beautiful moment was had in that car.
So much is possible with the musical mastery of the trumpet and chair combo. It's almost like he's a one man band. Gosh, it's almost identical to the original. Someone call John Williams and fire him, because this dude's a natural.
Even if you had a neighbor playing this it'd pretty much be impossible to be mad. Way too cool.
Just in case you're unaware, Harry Mack pulls off the kind of freestyles that leave everyone speechless. Suffice to say, what he did when presented with this opportunity certainly pulled on all the heartstrings.
You never try to outwit a comedian. If you ever find yourself feeling emboldened and like you're up for the challenge, just don't. This is a prime example of the fallout that can ensue if you try to go to bat against a comedian.
A little while back at a Ravens game, our boy here was air drumming with the best of them. You can tell by the smile at the end that he knows that he was one with that on that imaginary 30-piece set. If only we all felt free and confident enough to air drum flawlessly in public.
If the aliens ever show up to take over our strange little rock that's falling through space, they might feel compelled to give us a second chance if they see this performance. These guys crushed it.
Maroon 5 can feel like bit of a contradiction. It's on every radio station. It gets stuck in your head. It plays in grocery stores. It's rock for your mom. It's certainly not bad, but maybe it's not exactly the greatest. This Tumblr user likens it to a deal with the devil. For more music stuff, here's a tumblr user doing the math to find out Ice Cube's "Good Day" as well as some concerts that didn't live up to the hype.
This guy thought he had his own stranglehold on the vibe, but dammit, that's not how the world works. The people deserve to hear "Who Let the Dogs Out" and other classics. It's always nice to see an entitled customer get undermined for their foolishness, like this Karen who demanded a customer's cart.
Hey, all we're calmly suggesting here is that every artist has their songs that they're well advised to play, and then they have their songs that they should absolutely never work into the rotation. Where do you think this song falls with that being considered? Singer Wes Scantlin might've just been best off quitting while he was "ahead" when trying to play this particular song.
Whoever hired this musician for the wedding must've been feeling an overwhelming amount of regret.
It's videos like this that can instantaneously restore your potential dwindling faith in humanity. Look at doggo in there; he's having the best time of his life. We don't blame him. This is nothing short of a viral-worthy performance.
