Great summary of the early internet

2025 and still love this 😂

Been laughing about this video for almost 20 years and now I've shared it with my son so he can laugh along as he learns the cello.

18 Years later, still comeback here regularly and have good laugh 🤣

Saw this video nearly two decades ago and it's still living rent free in my head.

How has it been almost 20 years wtf

Pachelbel was most likely a brilliant improviser and expected the cellist to be too with crazy modulations, a bad-ass swing with the rest of the 'cats' who make a steaming and satisfying 'hot pot' out of a few 'notes' with delicious alternative and Thelonious 'chops' . You dig? 😉

3:13 "Where are you NOW, Pachelbel?" He's de-composing.

Why the Pachelbel do I keep coming back to this video when Canon in Dm is Pachelbelling every Pacelbelling where. This must be the umpteent Pachelbelling time I watched this video. Pachelbel you and all generations after you. jk.jk.

"The second violins get beautiful melodies which should just not happen" My high school orchestra teacher showed us this when I was in 9th grade and as a first violin, I want you to know that we held this over them forever lmao

18 years, vid is old enough to legally drink

I was listening to one song, singing along another song by a different artist... they were both in Pachelbel Canon in D... it's timeless Greatest hit of all time, still getting remakes and remasters

lmaooo love him

“Corporations are people too!” Not until I see one get capital punishment.

Now we need a reupload to hear which joke you made at -2 seconds!

Brilliant I love this

Poor corporations 🍼 just out here like the "hang in there" kitten poster. 😿

I still sing this literally every time he’s mentioned on the news.

How are you doing? I am a regular viewer from your channel. I am just here to tell you that you are creating very amazing content. Good luck to you. Your KZbin channel to share with you some important problems that are preventing your channel growth.

4:24 I noticed Hazbin Hotel song

I have always hated Pachelbel's cannon, but could never pinpoint a reason. Now I have a youtube video to point to.

Love this

The Pure Comedy channel on SiriusXM sent me. Love your "proposal" bit.

I think I'll just come back and comment every year <3 because this is just wonderful and I always revisit and share with friends that haven't seen this pearl yet =D

😂😂😂😂😂

This has lived in my head rent free for more than a decade and I finally found it again.

This was actually amazing to watch. Someone commented about it on another video that was explaining how many songs use that same 8 cord progression. I decided to search after that and found this which was amazing. I’ve never seen this guy before but he’s very funny 😂.

This song by Axis of Awesome has a similar idea behind it, but was apparently used in a court case to successfully defend Ed Sheeran from intellectual property infringement allegations, on the basis that many pieces of music sound similar to each other because there are simply not an infinite number of ways ways for them to sound different. Unfortunately, a lot of commenters here don't realize that, nor realize that Maroon 5's Memories was an homage, about which Adam openly acknowledged the influence of Pachabel in interview(s). Nor do they realize that Maroon 5 added enough other melody and well-written lyrics to make Memories its own thing, and actually catchy and profound at that. Bottom line: some music is naturally gonna sound like some other music, because of honest inspiration and because of real-world limitations regarding limited numbers of notes/chords/etc. Stop being pretentious snobs, y'all, and deal with that. kzbin.info/www/bejne/a6HMlaKhltCIaqsfeature=shared

I still love Canon in D but you are funny thats for sure, Pachelbel was talented tho. Greetings from Ireland

I found this on accident while looking for a satanic crescendo so that I can explain what I was hearing in my dream and then I accidentally found this but I'm so happy I found this I hope you have a lot of other funny things I'm going to be looking through all of the stuff that you have later this song is perfect

I may have found a new favorite song

Recently the song "Flake" by Jack Johnson started playing at work. At 1:19 he literally sings "oftentimes we're lazy" while the Pachelbel chords play. I feel like that's gotta be intentional lol

Arse

OMG this is awesome😊👍 i love your music especially G train, Life is a drag, and Catching waves from fire escape!! amazing job💚

Prosze zostawic Pana JE Bruno Mars, właśc. Peter Gene Hernandez.

Man 10 years later this still makes me happy.

Yeah okay Corpo.

Anyone using the term "freeze peach" to mock freedom of speech is immediately written off in my book. Go move to china.

Pachabel in hell: "I know, I know I've let you down..."

Criminally underrated

Nice, it feels like something straight from the 90s.

Cool animation! The ending reminded me of a James Bond opening.

i cant believe the invisible hand of the market would steal my kidney. this is so fucked up

Minimum wage workers trying to get a higher paying job:

Pink Pony Club...

i can get down with this

Spot on 60s bond vibe

Puff the Magic Dragon also has the same chord progression as Pachelbel except for the final one.

It's really good to know that not every comedian ages into insanity. Thanks, Rob. I'm glad you're still here.

"No, mr. Bond, I expect you to buy."