Daft Punk - Giorgio by Moroder (Official Audio)

Official video for “Giorgio by Moroder” by Daft Punk
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#DaftPunk #GiorgiobyMoroder

[@arthurmorgan1013]

We learned two straight facts here 1. His name is Giovanni Giorgio. 2. Everybody calls him Giorgio.

[@bobertcheeseman7995]

impossible

[@giostar_haraldkujo8531]

​@Mario Wario I have a plan

[@giostar_haraldkujo8531]

I have a plan

[@chimmilliusjenkins9013]

3. He created the sound of the future

[@lucacecchinandroid]

My name is Luca but everybody calls me LUCA

[@sansscore1961]

Today I learned Daft Punk has official retired. And Giorgio recorder his voice using 3 different microphones, one made in the 50s for his early life, another from the early 70s for that time, and the last one is a modern microphone for the future. Giorgio asked who is even going to notice the difference from those microphones. The sound Engineer said no one, except those two guys in the booth with helmets.

[@gs11...]

well too bad because now everybody knows about it

[@barritoothy]

Yes

[@stfztg3623]

True artists!

[@Fylthee]

Legendary!

[@Scamuel31]

Someones seen the interview with Giorgio too! :))

[@lucabassboosted7577]

I met a beautiful girl a couple of days ago. She told me "My name is Giorgia Valeria, but everybody calls me Giorgia". Best presentation ever.

[@GinKiraz]

Man, that's awesome!

[@sunshinehope6657]

Girl of culture I see 😎✌

[@LevonBlueoak]

damn

[@_ventolin__]

ohhh she knows haha

[@ericchavez2490]

Did you smash?

[@dionneloera-ramirez3867]

8:27 the strings swell under the layers of rock guitar, synthesizer, and scratching. Pure genius.

[@SpikeSpiegel96]

I think after Tron Legacy they can orchestrate orchestral music without problem

[@CH-zp2rh]

A lot of people doesn’t know who Giorgio is, they think he’s just a meme, Giorgio Moroder is one of the best composer of the 70’s, 80’s and 90’s

[@Gree_Fi]

Woah, first not bot

[@eflect]

Hes still active to this day

[@Xayuap]

neither you. He is Giovanni Giorgio. The song is Giorgio by Moroder.

[@AGS-9596]

Please stop! AAAAAHHH!!!!

[@antelasic1950]

@@Xayuap His full name is Giovanni Giorgio Moroder. You could at least use google before just assuming stuff.

[@jackeboi6289]

All memes aside, Giorgio’s monologue is insanely inspiring

[@alfatejpblind6498]

Pretty badass.

[@joaobrandao9482]

Who's Giorgio? I only know Giorgio.

[@tvgaming2132]

@@joaobrandao9482 1:56

[@Facebooker413]

Love his perspective about freeing the mind of convention

[@amaury_permer]

@@annemio7525 I've been attacked by KZbin videos with Giovanni Giorgio meme, somewhat funny imo

[@clippygoat]

“A documentary cant be a music, that’s impossible” Giovanni GiorGio: Hold my synth.

[@slimsketchy1489]

In an interview, Giovanni said that the Daft Punk called him and didn't told him what they were doing. They just had 3 mics hanging from 60's,80's and 00's. Daft Punk asked Giorgio to just tell his story and they recorded it and made this masterpiece.

[@lieviotangellos7343]

his syndezizer

[@ReV0luzione]

his syndezizer

[@slimev2884]

his syndezizer

[@lieviotangellos7343]

@@ReV0luzione lmao what you're Diego commenting syndezizer too wth

[@zcftrart]

Fun Fact: Giorgio Moroder also composed and produced "Push It to the Limit" for the Movie Scarface.

[@joezava8257]

Y una gran cantidad de Soundtrack que le valieron 3 Óscar. My name is Giovanni Giorgio, but everyone calls me...the father, founder and pioneer of EDM: House, Techno, Synthpop, HI-NRG, Freestyle, Italo, Electro Funk, New Beat, Trance, Acid, Electro, Eurobeat...including the primary electronic base of the "ebm" and the most sophisticated of the Electro Industrial. Giorgio⚡Moroder...The Sound Of The Future.

[@blex5579]

fk everyone who calls synth edm- srÜw you lot.- tbp- you muricans summarize everything under your own made up label of EDM- so even the mention of it ...i rest my case.. @@joezava8257

[@kevinerives8975]

the full score actually, its not a fun fact, its a wonder.

[@otaviomg1007]

GTA 3 classic

[@DurangoCzechoslovakia]

This song is literally a remix of Scarface theme too.

[@SNESdrunk]

I can hear Giorgio's mustache

[@grongy6122]

Hey dude, have a nice rest of your day.

[@luanskrelja232]

@@grongy6122 why does this sound like a threat😂

[@XarryKlynn]

Hey dude I love your videos

[@viatueur73]

Hahahahaha this comment killed, exterminated, terminated me, at 5am on Acid, chilling, then I see this 😂😂😂 it was fucking funny af

[@thirstiestvillager9233]

You can usually tell who has a mustache just based on what their accent is.

[@joojcz1376]

"My name is Giovanni Giorgio" hits different after the monologue.

[@morin1002]

u come searching this but u r never ready for the moment the meme starts

[@stuart5892]

It represents the end of the rabbit hole.

[@wiegraf-FNC]

His name makes him a JoJo

[@jaimerodriguez1550]

At that point u know that Giorgio has been putting in the work. His name has weight.

[@AJ--212]

@@wiegraf-FNC i thought this as soon as i saw the name lol

[@phabiorules]

Giorgio: "my name is Giovanni Giorgio." Everyone: "Imma pretend I didn't hear that."

[@Lou-C]

This comment murdered me.

[@scylax4091]

😂😂

[@gk7123]

Huh? How is this funny? Can someone explain to me?🤔

[@mayoactual2065]

@@gk7123 is that a jojo reference

[@gk7123]

@@mayoactual2065 ????

[@AwdrgQseft]

You can hear the love they feel for him.

[@Rabbit.404]

and as italian im proud of that , tanks francia

[@cereaktion4520]

Zawsze i wszędzie ❤jedna miłość ❤

[@bobesky3468]

And the love that they all have for music

[@HumanAnalyst257]

This man is a genius. Like, he made music trying to imagine what it would sound like in the future. What he didn't realize is that it would become the sound of the future... or past from our perspective.

[@tars4794]

damn, facts

[@lepohum]

lmao the sound of the future is legit just "Then it go *fart x4* *optimus prime* and it go *Not normal noises*"

[@YippiePailleMF]

Dr. Manhattan in music form, doesn't when he is most of the time.

[@wooflord]

It's nice seeing some Moroder appreciation in this comments section 😌

[@charlesfrith]

what a beautiful thing to say cfx

[@potatorecipe742]

Thanks to the fact that he informed us most people call him Giorgio over 20,000 commenters have now saved time typing his name. Thank you Giorgio.

[@KhushalBafna]

@@Helpadoggoreachsubs26, let's go!!

[@olchasterin]

nice comment really respects him 🙏

[@martinsmartini44]

@@Helpadoggoreachsubs NEVERMIND BRO ARE YOU A CHILD??? OR IS THIS A TEST FROM THE LOOORD?

[@NeonLine]

not most people, everybody

[@ItzFantasy]

@@kikc me

[@skittles536]

This is the best part about memes, it leads to more popularity towards genuinely good and underrated things

[@johannfreeman6845]

Random Access Memories is by no means underrated lol

[@extrapathos]

Agreed. Unless it proceeds to become milked/overused like what happened with Among Us. It's hit or miss.

[@kesaya3806]

Space song

[@collectivewhore]

@@johannfreeman6845 it is tho, its one of the most Shat on daft punk albums (right next to human after all)

[@johannfreeman6845]

@@collectivewhore Even if that's true (which it isn't), it would still not be underrated. It was loved by virtually every critic and sold like pancakes.

[@esotericjuju]

The initial disco beat drops when Giorgio decides to take the plunge and devote his life to his dream. After he talks about breaking free of the concept of music being "correct", there is a classical buildup which finally breaks free from the steady disco beat replaced with complex drums and bass including a lot of offbeats. The song steps you through a lot of genres that were developing over the course of Giorgio's life. At the very end of the song, the frequency slows down enough to become the click track that shaped the sound of the future. I get goosebumps at how symbolic this song is. It's a tale of the glory of coming into one's own as a musician and shaping the future of music, spoken through music and monologue.

[@j.maxell3030]

El click hace referencia a las producciones de Música Electrónica que Moroder venía desarrollado desde 1975 y que lo concreta en el 77 con varios temas de entre ellos el más conocifI Feel Love (1977) el primer tema EDM en la historia de la Música Electrónica desarrollado, iniciado y forjado por el padre, pionero y fundador de la EDM Concreta Giorgio⚡Moroder en 1977 bajo los géneros matrices y primarios de esta escena electronica el NRG (HI-NRG), Synthpop y Electro (EDM Concreta 1ra Generacion 1977-1980). De estos 3 géneros matrices y primarios de la EDM Concreta se forja la base total, definitiva y elemental para la 2da Generación de la EDM de los 80s (2da Generación / Ramificacion 1981-1989): House, Techno, Synthpop, NRG, Freestyle, Italo, New Beat, Trance, Ácid, Electro, Eurobeat... incluída la base electronica primaria de la "ebm" y lo más sofisticado de la Electro Industrial. My name is Giovanni Giorgio but everybody calls me Giorgio...The Sound Of Future.

[@ston3draider]

Spoken so eloquently...thank you

[@lukaandjelov766]

50 yrs later the synthesizer is still the sound of the future. How insane :O

[@Zonq00]

It was a sound of the far future. Now it's just a little bit closer future : P

[@suaveaurelius35]

Because we haven’t reached the future yet

[@alphalax7747]

@@suaveaurelius35 we never will

[@suaveaurelius35]

@@alphalax7747 im afraid to say you r right

[@sticky170]

The zentezizer

[@DarkestHeartEvE]

There are three things we need to know here. 1) Daft Punk recorded Giovanni on a 50s microphone when he spoke about his teenage times. 2) They recorded him with a late 60s microphone when he spoke about his late 20s 3) They recorded him with a modern microphone when he spoke about current and future times. How ingenious is that!

[@santiagogalan3832]

Who is going to know the diference?

[@santiagogalan3832]

Them

[@santiagogalan3832]

(This is a part of the interview they did to giovanni)

[@cancelery6224]

who else just came back here from that interview clip

[@santiagogalan3832]

@@cancelery6224 ×2

[@federationmusic]

January 2021: Everyone spamming on Giorgio meme February 2021: Everyone crying on Daft Punk departure

[@chedsalvia6270]

everything that has a beginning has an end

[@mfaizsyahmi]

big sad

[@zerfegtegzreherzgezr5913]

thats so fucking sad to lose them now I can't believe it, they had so much to perform again?.....

[@ecekoroglu4096]

:(

[@diogoleal1711]

really sad

[@yag821]

i love how the first part is the meme everyone wants to hear, and the end LITERALLY TRANSCENDS YOU TO ANOTHER DIMENSION

[@toxicrobin1441]

Hear this song high asf you hear sm more

[@Henyckma]

0:05 Ambiental Binaural (using a 50's mic) 0:39 Funk / Disco (using a 60's mic) 1:36 Down Tempo (using a 70's mic) 1:55 Electronic / Synthwave 4:12 Jazz 5:20 Classic 6:01 Mixing Classic & Electronic 7:01 Hip Hop / Scratching 8:09 Rock 8:42 The future

[@viviana7916]

Totally!! Amazing song ; )

[@danilommoraes]

This actually made me realize that this song is a fucking masterpiece. I like it much more now

[@viviana7916]

@@danilommoraes It is...

[@alyssonalvesazevedo3657]

What do you mean by "the future"?

[@ANDR3alfaro]

@@alyssonalvesazevedo3657 Open for interpretation I guess

[@BrunoOliveira15656]

Everybody comments about how his name is Giovanni Giorgio, but everybody calls him Giorgio, but godamn that's an epic life story.

[@donuteater3353]

He's the guy that got electronic music started. That click, synched to the mogue modular, was the foundation of a lot of todays music. Theres a reason Daft Punk gave him his own song. Guy deserves far more.

[@Ine04]

Yes

[@gustavomarques9296]

jojo reference?

[@Mens_Rea]

@@gustavomarques9296 GiorGio reference*

[@bettynguyen2851]

And it was so well put in this song!

[@bissenkulov]

0:05 Ambiental Restaurant Binaural 0:39 Funk / Disco 1:36 Down Tempo 1:55 Electronic / Sound of the future 4:12 Jazz 5:20 Classic 6:01 Mixing Classic & Electronic 7:01 Hip Hop / Scratching 8:09 Rock 8:42 The future

[@MrArsg13]

wooow!

[@MrArsg13]

4:12 fusion-jazz ,funk

[@carlosygerman]

Muchas Gracias por tu aporte. Es tal cual los géneros. 👍👍👍🇦🇷🇦🇷😀😀😀. Saludos. Carlos. Buenos Aires. Argentina.

[@handleisntfkinavailable]

What if we continue his legacy and add on new types of music at every generation, it seems like a cool idea to know what the future in his sense would be in real life

[@Neo-tokyo01]

7:01 sounds more like.... Funk anyways awesome...

[@AlfaHolic916]

Many Daft Punk fans disowned this album. However, it is the culmination of a career. The collaborations of the enormous figures of music that we have in this album are not only an example that to be a great musician you must have good musical references to create pieces with good taste, but they are also a great tribute to the people, who Before them, they paved the way for this musical creativity. For me, by far the best Daft Punk album, for everything it represents, for everything it contains and for the incredible quality and artistic culture that they boast here. Special mention to "Touch" with Paul Williams. Anyone who has seen Phantom of the Paradise will have remembered the film when they heard the theme for the first time. Simply HUGE.

[@joezava8257]

Muchos no conocían el contexto de este tema y sobre todo no conocían quien era Giorgio⚡Moroder el padre, pionero y fundador del EDM Concreto y precursor de la Electrónica Moderna. En la música electrónica muchas veces alguien dice gustar y conocer algo sin saber verdaderamente de donde nace, se forma y desciende.

[@wetenschap123]

Its my favourite album next to Gorilla's Plastic beach. There is just a sense of a different style and like you said a culmination of their career.

[@joezava8257]

@@wetenschap123 Esa línea electrónica de Plastic Beach es clásica de Moroder como en el tema Neverending History (HI-NRG), ademas se nota agregados Electro, Synthpop y Ambient y ligeros contenidos de Chiptune & Electro Funk, todas estas bases son géneros electrónicos del EDM 80's del cual Moroder es el fundador y precursor.

[@wetenschap123]

@@joezava8257 sorry KZbin doesn't have a translate function and I can't translate your comment at the moment.

[@joezava8257]

@@wetenschap123 Ok...cuando quieras traduce la corrección que hice de tu comentario.

[@toz_lmao]

Man... This guy has a dream

[@Despicableme_official]

Jojo reference

[@RealFancyOcelot]

A golden dream...

[@scoobaru_204]

@scpwiki account you mean passione

[@bvro9633]

he had a dream and he realized it, he is the father of disco.

[@jesus2621]

@@bvro9633 have dreams?

[@xylophone897]

he protec he attac but most importantly, he put the clic on the 24 trac

[@ithinkitspickingupalittleb8011]

OK

[@Hilite1992]

this is brilliant xD

[@aidanrettich6552]

shoutout to slugcat @xylophone

[@nik123698]

Epic comment

[@KijinVult]

This comment is absolute! 😂😂😂

[@Byehk2047]

Their name is Daft Punk, but everybody calls them a legend.

[@sebastianmiravalq.3449]

F............... Rest on our hearts

[@roshbin3026]

Always

[@axiomaximum]

Goodbye, Daft Punk.

[@zerfegtegzreherzgezr5913]

thats so fucking sad to lose them now I can't believe it, they had so much to perform again?.....

[@aurelio3532]

will never forget them

[@OGSpacely555]

Crazy to think RAM is already 10 years old.. I still remember the hype when this album first came out.

[@yamatanoorochi3149]

I don't know why I always assumed it was even older Maybe because I discovered it when I was like 14 in 2017 so it seemed ancient to me

[@laurenbastin8849]

this is probably my favourite Daft Punk song, and that’s a high bar. The monologue by Giorgio is really neat and inspiring but the song itself is also just really cool, the fact that it’s able to go on for 9 minutes without becoming repetitive or boring is a true mark of its quality

[@mENTALdRIFTER]

Ive been in love with Daft Punk since the early/mid 90s, and my favorite song of theirs never stays the same for long, even now

[@mydemon]

I didn't even notice it was 9 minutes long ...

[@K0RGAN0S7]

Nah you like it because the meme.

[@blingbling574]

Pee Is Stored In The Balls, is better.

[@kivanck]

ingenious! 0:00 funk/dance music 1:55 electro dance 4:11 jazz 5:18 classic ( baris manco - 2023 song ) 7:03 hip/hop 8:08 rock

[@linkdeminishcap8477]

Giorgio

[@justshorts8996]

I don’t know why but 5:18 reminds me Baris Manco - 2023 song. 🤔

[@ardasats882]

Eyw

[@luvnliv]

True. I was thinking the same as i listened!

[@ConoceloTuMismo]

I wanted to do an album with the sound of the 50s, the sound of the 60s, the sound of the 70s andthe sound of the future.

[@tristonesscalera9408]

I like how it starts with the click from the mog module bit and ends with it to showing how much can be done with that click

[@angelaghairah]

My name is dihydrogen monoxide, but everyone calls me water

[@gregburton1241]

underrated comment

[@Ing_Failure]

Some one had to say it...so he did

[@rayanpapayashayan38]

chubbyemu

[@rypsterhc8673]

I call you H 2 O

[@jebise1126]

start a petition to ban dihydrogen monoxide since its very dangerous and can cause burns on drowning

[@artyom_aleksandrovich_s]

_"My name is Giovanni Giorgio, but everybody calls me Giorgio"_ © Giovanni Giorgio, whom everybody calls Giorgio

[@umni]

@Blabla bla damn nice one lmaooo

[@maximo1590]

*whom everybody calls Giorgio

[@artyom_aleksandrovich_s]

@@maximo1590 Thank you! I've corrected

[@AndyDevil1996]

@Axel auweryyyyyyyyyy

[@CLNMIDW3ST]

-Giovanni "Giorgio" Giorgio

[@AyubkhanKh]

0:00 funk / dance music 1:55 electro dance 4:11 jazz 5:18 classic 7:03 hip hop 8:08 rock.

[@freeman9586]

Holy moly you are right, never noticed :0

[@zip5644]

7:03 isn't really hip-hop tbh

[@maziu27]

@@zip5644 yeah it is

[@roageapex8738]

@@zip5644 it is 100% like oldschool hiphop

[@zip5644]

​@@roageapex8738 It's very "80's White boy hip-hop" I wouldn't consider it what true hip-hop was in the 80's.

[@svh9]

I envy anyone who gets to listen to this masterpiece for the first time

[@joezava8257]

My name is Giovanni Giorgio, but everyone calls me...the father, founder and pioneer of EDM: House, Techno, Synthpop, HI-NRG, Freestyle, Italo, Electro Funk, New Beat, Trance, Acid, Electro, Eurobeat...including the primary electronic base of the "ebm" and the most sophisticated of the Electro Industrial. Giorgio⚡Moroder...The Sound Of The Future.

[@throwaway2129]

Me rn. Gonna grab my headphones for this one

[@OneGodoneIsrael]

I still remember my first time through some Audio Technica Grandioso over the ear muffs late fall. The weather was right.

[@fidakmazak]

Right here, right now.

[@pancrasio08]

Was an amazing trip

[@luiscaetano6184]

"My name is Giovanni Giorgio, but everybody calls me Giorgio" - Giovanni Giorgio

[@szeartur4813]

Giovanni "Giorgio" Giorgio

[@misterg4574]

"My name is Giovanni Giorgio, but everybody calls me Giorgio" - Giorgio

[@DRDOGGO-iu4yd]

Wait who?

[@pedrovalenzuela242]

I guess his last name is Giorgio

[@-L.u.c.a.-]

“My name is Giovanni Giorgio, but everybody calls me Giorgio” -My name is Giovanni Giorgio, but everybody calls me Giorgio

[@jesusordonez1516]

Today I found out Daft Punk are retiring their music career. Damn this song is so good I started crying because they would never do something alike

[@Durant147]

Me as well brother

[@suppressedchicken]

I feel you brother😢

[@nikhilghatnekar]

They'll still do some independent solo collaborations as song writers

[@pitstop_club]

Not "they" will never do something alike, NOBODY will ever.

[@mirakhalifa8704]

His story is actually heartwarming. Just pure passion.

[@gutan6248]

What an epic name

[@mjshaheed]

I know a girl who looks exactly like you ❤️

[@stain5570]

I have seen u somewhere......

[@memelobby0]

@@mjshaheed 📸

[@chicken4699]

I promise i remember you....somewhere...i promise..

[@MCArt25]

Once you free your mind about the concept of harmony, and of music being "correct", you can do whatever you want.

[@SaeedAcronia]

Imagine winning three Oscars for best score, four Grammy's, and pioneering the whole electronic music and the only thing people remember you for is a meme.

[@kesaya3806]

An amazing meme.

[@81elpedro]

You didn't got it dude!!

[@TheSeth256]

Well, at least more people learn about him, right? The generation gap is big and it's a nice way to bridge it somewhat.

[@SaeedAcronia]

@@TheSeth256 True but for my generation, especially in Europe, Gorgio Moroder is a colossal name in electronic music. The way younger generations mention him is quite cheap and juvenile tbh.

[@TheSeth256]

@@SaeedAcronia see, the way you consider younger generations is the same older generations perceive yours. It is a neverending cycle, and the only way to be above that is to accept the differences and appreciate the memory.

[@randompersononyoutube948]

The dude: *talking about his achievements and dreams* People: haha his name is Giovanni Giorgio but every body calls him Giorgio

[@hagoromootsutski9058]

That's the JoJo fandom for you: bunch of cringe teenagers who act like they just found out what a meme is.

[@vaalalves]

@@hagoromootsutski9058 The meme has nothing to do with jojo. What the fuck are you on about?

[@xineios]

@@hagoromootsutski9058 That's so out of place

[@leeroyjenkins4456]

I think what he means is that the name of the guy talkin in the video is giovanni giorgio and sounds similar to a jojo character

[@hagoromootsutski9058]

@@vaalalves If you even scrolled for 5 seconds through the comment section, it’s 80% JoJo memes.

[@eyquem8874]

When I was fifteen, sixteen, and I really started to play guitar, I definitely wanted to become a musician. It was almost impossible because it was- The dream was so big, that I didn’t see any chance because I was living in a little town, was studying, and when I finally broke away from school, and became musician, I thought « Well, now I may have a little bit of a chance » because all I really wanted to do is music. And not only play music, but compose music. At that time in Germany, in 69, 70, they had already discotheques. So I would take my car, would go to a discotheque, sing maybe 30 minutes, think I had about 7-8 songs. I would partially sleep in the car, because I didn’t wanted to drive home, and that helped me for about it. Almost 2 years to survive, in the beginning. I wanted to do an album, with the sounds of the 50s, the sounds of the 60s, of the 70s, and then have a song of the future, and I thought wait a second, I know the synthesizer, why don’t I use the synthesizer, which is the sound of the future. And I didn’t have any idea what to do, but I knew I needed a clic, so we put the clic, on the 24 track, which then was synced to the Moog Modular. I knew that could be a sound of the future, but I did not realized how much the impact would be. My name is Giovanni Giorgio, but everybody calls me Giorgio.

[@obi234]

... we put the click on the 24 track, which then was synced to the Moog modular* Moog was one of the first companies producing consumer modular synthesizer

[@ioannisangelakos4337]

Bravo!

[@andrewteacher5105]

MUSIC

[@han1218]

That's the lyrics?

[@shai310]

Thank you man

[@mercoro]

The monologue is incredible, and Giorgio is also an incredible musician, him and Ryuichi Sakamoto are the gods of electronic music, Giorgio straight up just created house before the term was even invented, of course, in a really rudimentary way, but he helped to pave the way to the Chicago, UK and French people do develop what we know today as house, and honestly all other types of electronic music genres as well. So much respect for this man.

[@runikx9294]

Everybody thank to Giovanni Giorgio for giving the inspiration to artists like Daft Punk to make this kind of music

[@ClancyNimbus]

We just call him Giorgio

[@suketgajah8107]

Everybody calls him Giorgio

[@GauravKumar-jr2rd]

And also being inspiration for the JoJo from part 5.

[@passerico]

Everybody tank to Daft Punk for giving the inspiration to youtubers to make millions and millions of "Giovanni Giorgio" vids

[@howimetyourmother8251]

Thank you Giorgio 🙏

[@internationalamnesty]

Just like Kavinsky's songs, this song has the perfect vibes to just drive a car through the night without a desired destination, just enjoying the lights and the music.

[@franklin7213]

That's incredible, really

[@elderlyoogway]

There's a name for this genre: Outrun. Not to be confused with mellower "Synthwave", even though everyone lumps them together.

[@matthewwilliams8267]

@@elderlyoogway my name is Outrun, but everybody calls me Synthwave. I'm sorry, but I had to.

[@kakuwave]

@@elderlyoogway or Retrowave Sometimes even vaporwave and Darksynth get mistaken

[@toonzoku9478]

underrated genre in my opinion edit: kavinsky especially

[@dibujosrandom_xd]

this went from a meme to a masterpiece real quick

[@antoniocuorvo4398]

Always been a mastepiece

[@zltdamdam]

It was already a masterpiece before becoming a meme

[@MagikalKrabical]

My name is sodium chloride, but everyone calls me salt.

[@MarianaHidden]

Epic

[@Dar10200]

Lol I like this one.

[@tipvader8637]

1:56

[@Derey888]

Hijo... Esto es sal

[@connor64x22]

@Ignacio SALTARO SALTSUKE

[@nicolascalderon7697]

1:51 the most epic moment

[@mikeshinwa3398]

Correction: 0:00-9:13

[@matielfilososaurio7111]

Thanks

[@Weedgustav420]

Epic

[@asterio5228]

@@mikeshinwa3398 Correction: 0:00 - 9:14

[@Ancient1341]

I concur

[@luxaeterna5281]

I see everyone is saying he has a German Accent, but to be Honest I'm Italian and I hear plenty of people speaking like him here

[@L1nk2002]

I'm Italian too, and I think that he has totally an Italian accent

[@suzakuk.6685]

Yeah this is just a realistic italian accent

[@skamasamw]

No ragazzi ha le consonanti troppo segnate, non penso sia madrelingua italiana

[@L1nk2002]

@@skamasamw a me sembra un accento piuttosto italiano

[@nottestellata5201]

Ma certo che è italiano

[@alexcapps9290]

This entire album is amazing. One of their best pieces of art

[@jfjhdhvf3890]

I hâte this part 4:16

[@genm4827]

Out of all the tracks on RAM, it’s such a shame that many people don’t seem to listen to this whole track in its entirety. It’s quite a journey and one of Daft Punk’s best.

[@rubyliciousOG]

My personal favourite from RAM

[@luisdominguez4307]

I’m listening and will do it to the end cuz you :D

[@Juber777]

Ikr, when I first heard folks weren't giving it love I was like wtf.... it's daft punk.... give it till the end of the song to fully judge it......smh

[@ZEiHARA]

What's RAM?

[@genm4827]

@@ZEiHARA The name of the album, Random Access Memories

[@Noctis-CXIV]

The guy put his life story in the beginning of the song. Fucking legend.

[@paulbolus9399]

He was actually unaware that Daft Punk was planning to do this when they recoded the story.

[@00Grimreaper00]

Meanwhile the other half is memeing him

[@sjsjsjsj2290]

It was all aizen's plan

[@AsiandOOd]

yea they do be calling him giorgio

[@matthewgregory8218]

@@paulbolus9399 I thought George was the producer of the band he simpisized the music

[@tehynprk]

Most people seem to prefer skipping to 1:51 to listen to the actual song but I never skipped the first 1minute 51 seconds every time I played this song because they always inspired and gave strength to me for some reason

[@samuelleal6149]

people do *w h a t* ?

[@tehynprk]

Ohh maybe it’s cause of the memes that they do that

[@kasajizo3136]

the song is crap i came for the meme

[@tehynprk]

@@kasajizo3136 good on you, do what you wanna do

[@bltzcstrnx]

@@kasajizo3136 not a surprising statement from Keyaru.

[@TheFergie199]

The sheer amount of care, love and effort @daftpunk put into every single song still amazes me even when you have heard it already and dont go back to it for a few years, you always hear something different and i think that is how they intend it. They come out with iconic tracks and just dont flush tunes out. Daft punk will be back i have no doubt. Their just trying to figure out what the majority of the population wants to hear, which right now is all over the place ;)

[@DoorMatt-Live]

5:02 The pure genius of having Giorgio Moroder talk about Freeing your mind of the concepts of music being "Correct" you can do anything, and then transitioning from Synth, into an orchestral swell, Is just Pure. Fucking. Genius. God I'm going to miss Daft Punk.

[@einarabelc5]

That's absolute nonsense but ok. The only thing that changes is the coat of paint, the essence of music essentially the same, same intervals, same rhythmical patterns, etc. The only thing that changes is timbre, here's the person who taught Victor Wooten how to play talking about it: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hJPXmHeGn9WpiMk

[@DoorMatt-Live]

@Ralph Furley Yeah they announced they'd cease to make any more music last year I believe :(

[@saketbakshi4235]

'freeing your mind' Matrix flashbacks

[@coreysimons5897]

my fav line

[@bloodakoos]

"you can you what you want" and that's how cbat and polyriddim were made

[@GianmarcoTeso]

In an interview Giorgio said that when he went to the recording studio they simply asked him to tell his story and that he did not know how they were going to use it. He was in front of three microphones and asked the engineer why these three microphones and the engineer told him: "One is from the 1940s-50s and they will use it to record your story from when you lived in Italy, another is from the 1960s-70s for when you tell your life in the 1970s, and a new microphone for when you speak about the future." Giorgio replied: "That's great, but who would ever know the difference?" Engineer: "Nobody." Giorgio: "Then why are you doing it if no one will notice the difference?" Engineer: "They, the two boys, can hear the difference." In fact, if you pay attention you can hear the change in fidelity when he starts talking about the future. The recording is slowly blurred between different microphones in the middle of his sentences. "I wanted to make an album with the sounds of the 1950s, the sounds of the 1960s...." - very old microphone "... from the 1970s, and then have...". - 60s/70s microphone "... a sound of the future." - New microphone, you can really hear the high range opening up. Absolutely amazing. I love Giorgio, I love Daft Punk, i love this song and RAM is a contemporary masterpice.

[@gaborb6577]

Could you please specify which muc types?

[@nuffsaid7759]

These little touches are what makes good things great

[@nuffsaid7759]

can't find difference between 60 70 mics and modern mics Might be placebo , where he says synced to the moduler his voice have more base and fidelity could be due to mastering but very little difference if any.

[@lucianotestoni1]

My god!! Didnt know that story... breathtaking

[@KFJulius]

Wow!

[@danielinho2896]

My name is Link, but everybody calls me Zelda

[@Samfire]

Accurate 😂

[@styloboi6032]

Everyone as a kid when we didn't know anything about Zelda

[@emilioguerrero2736]

lmao

[@lucacejas2403]

JAJAJAJAJAJAJAJA

[@adrianaguilar6347]

Jajaajaj que cerote sos

[@leno9636]

0:04 - Microphone 1 from the 50s 0:38 - Microphone 2 from the late 60s to early 70s 1:29 - Microphone 3, a newer one From 1:28 to 1:31, there is a gradual change in the vocal to a more brilliant sound.

[@leno9636]

and also correlates with the comment of @bissenkulov 2 years before 0:05 Ambiental Restaurant Binaural 0:39 Funk / Disco 1:36 Down Tempo 1:55 Electronic / Sound of the future 4:12 Jazz 5:20 Classic 6:01 Mixing Classic & Electronic 7:01 Hip Hop / Scratching 8:09 Rock 8:42 The future

[@joezava8257]

@@leno9636 1:55 EDM 1977 (la evolución más revolucionaria de la Música Electrónica Clásica). Giorgio Moroder lo inició todo...

[@krystina662]

oh my god! I always felt there was a difference but I thought it might be just me

[@cedricquilal-lan1616]

Starbucks: what's your name? Giovanni: Giovanni. Starbucks: Giorgio it is.

[@alphalax7747]

I Wonder what he'd like his iced latte with

[@cypercakma]

Hhhaaaaaaaaaaaa

[@Sanjeet_1810]

Bruv that was creative

[@zherean42069]

Giongion it is

[@bencruz7470]

LOL! That was funny.

[@emiliohernandez6005]

He achieved his dreams, challenged fate and won... He really is Giovanny Giorgio.

[@skittles536]

*Giovanni

[@lick28]

@@skittles536 *Giorgio

[@GreenLeafUponTheSky]

@@lick28 Schwarzenegger*

[@nessca4413]

*GioGio

[@dawid5127]

But everyone calls him Giorgio

[@GelatinSkelet0n]

Memes aside, this is unironically one of the finest songs ever crafted

[@lonelypop6840]

1st

[@TheOperatorKB]

2nd

[@krey4608]

K but is his name a coincidence???

[@mckyle3872]

4nd

[@jrub8937]

The album entirely actually. Daft Punk's last, and what a last album it is!

[@DennisDaguman]

8:09 will always be my favorite part. Chaotic harmony at its finest.

[@trainerred6582]

Name: Italian, Giovanni Giorgio Language: English Accent: German Music: French Robots Everybody: Giorgio!

[@fidur2]

So... Swiss?

[@JuanDasCat]

@@fidur2 :0

[@gabrielhulskamp9308]

European power

[@dplatt7290]

he's from Tyrol, the most German Swiss part of Italy

[@fraburgo]

@@dplatt7290 it is the most austrian (and not swiss) part of italy

[@julianmartinez6099]

My name is Carl Johnson, but everbody calls me CJ

[@petez3054]

You picked the wrong name, fool

[@julianmartinez6099]

@@petez3054 Understandable, have a nice day

[@Groove4lyf3]

Yeah yeah, just shut up

[@NickShvelidze]

Straight busta

[@defirmSSS]

Oh shit.. Here we go again

[@UrosDrljaca]

Everybodys gangsta until Giorgio says what everybody calls him

[@DanArnets1492]

In Italy, Spain and other similar countries, it's very unusual to be called by your 2nd name. I guess Giovanni Giorgio Moroder didn't like his 1st name or his father was also called Giovanni so everyone started calling him "Giorgio".

[@UrosDrljaca]

@@DanArnets1492 Wait a second, I know the Italy, why don't I call myself by my second name

[@filippoaltamura6209]

@@UrosDrljaca because in italy people don't know you by second name,just by first name

[@UrosDrljaca]

@@filippoaltamura6209 Your name is Filipo Altamura but everybody calls you. . . Altamura

[@filippoaltamura6209]

@@UrosDrljaca ahahahaha

[@dainiukas13]

Last year, I bought this vinyl record for my cousin, before going for holidays, it barely fit in my backpack. When i gave it to him, he was surprised that its brand new and still sealed, and was happy listening to it. :)

[@SpringDavid]

This song is truly a Golden Experience.

[@capt.heinrich6945]

I see what you did there

[@modus8256]

My name is giovanna giorno, but everybody calls me, giorno

[@capt.heinrich6945]

@@modus8256 *epic piano part plays*

[@dhupee]

eeyyyy, i know what you did there

[@litterbox019]

I swear to god youtube has been liking comments for me before I've ever clicked on this video

[@TobiAnimados]

Nice tune, and good tribute to Giorgio Moroder. Giorgio Moroder composed, produced and wrote great songs, Un'estate italiana (song of the FIFA 1990 World Cup), "Take my Breath Away" by Berlin, the theme of "The NeverEnding Story" by Limahl, "Together in Electric Dreams" with Philip Oakey , "What a Feeling" by Irene Cara, "Call Me" by Blondie, I love all those songs!

[@powerincarnate6783]

Vine aquí por tu último video, no esperaba verte acá.

[@TobiAnimados]

@@powerincarnate6783 Ah si, justo ayer estaba escuchando esta canción y haciendo el video jeje.

[@andreypolyakov1593]

Don’t forget he also composed Tony Montana’s theme ! This song’s progression is based on it

[@freddogrosso9835]

La canción de Italia 90?!??! Increíble.

[@nikolastankovic3414]

Thats actually amazing, tnx for info mate

[@alfredsaalo1441]

In a parallelle universe: "My name is Giorgio but everybody calls me Giovanni Giorgio"

[@franchise8377]

hurB

[@samanvyagautam1162]

?ylsuoires tiaW

[@leonardovelasquez6357]

@Meme Kong nddkbd

[@leonardovelasquez6357]

@Meme Kong ldkd

[@Ragnar-gl6ly]

This is so stupid that its good again 😂

[@SirSamTheTank]

Congratulations, you have found the heart of the internet.

[@Baba-li6hc]

Giogio's bizarre adventure.

[@leggomyeggo5773]

Giorgio's bizarre adventure: Phantom Punk

[@dropbomb96ita20]

Yo, serius?

[@AngeIG578]

ö

[@espernova228]

My name is Giovanni Giorgio, but I have a dream

[@doublejacketjimmy391]

Io, Giovanni Giorgio, ho un sogno.

[@JSinval]

The Father of Disco - Giorgio Moroder - will turn 80 years old on the 26th of April 2020. Long-life to the Father of Disco!

[@naytfb739]

Jorge Sinval what the hell he is born the same day as i 😄😄 coincidence i think not

[@Korbsio]

holy shit. Giorgio has the same birthday as me! that makes me strangely happy.

[@mitchell1646]

why do you have a tick?

[@JSinval]

@@mitchell1646 I am verified.

[@joelagrinsoni4016]

❤️♥️🎂

[@shaniceb.5129]

This is my first time listening to this song, all thanks to the Giovanni Giorgio’s meme.

[@zima3181]

Right?! ...got to know about the legend due to some silly and some brilliant "Giorgio's memes. ❤️

[@tg9521]

I find the giorgio memes bad, but the song itself is very good

[@felinaecatastrophique6263]

@@tg9521 I don't think anyone asked you what you thought.

[@coco_serj]

Amen

[@lonewolfgaming5245]

Giovanni Georgio😢❤️❤️

[@BoxinSquare_]

the backround music while Giorgio tells his story is just magic!

[@ŻETÅŞQUÆD]

What song is it?

[@megagene]

When your name is Giovanni Giorgio, but everybody calls you Giorgio

[@SAFIS448]

*music playing*

[@fadlanal-amsi9839]

E

[@waffelo4681]

Relatablee

[@TheDogBasti]

Giorno giovanna

[@mrbartelby3634]

GioGio

[@SwagMaster824]

Every song on this record is so cleanly produced and mixed. You can really hear just how much love and effort went into this project. By far the greatest album they have ever made. Already been 6 years since the release of this masterpiece. I hope they make another and soon.

[@timeslowingdown]

Yeah the production is so smooth clear and it flows like liquid..

[@isabellea7913]

Lol I know this is cringy but (1) I agree and (2) I'm 100th like

[@Sundara229]

I couldnt agree more.

[@davorinskvaridlo3567]

Lets just call it sound quality.

[@jimftr]

I always thought discovery was the best album they made until they released random access memories, absolute masterpiece, every song is so impeccably made, it's honestly probably also one of the best produced albums I've ever heard. Who knows what's next from them.

[@bulletbillstudios1982]

Stand master: Giovanni Giorgio Stand name: sound of the future

[@The_Olive_Dragon]

Giorno in the SBR universe be like-

[@libertyprime7559]

PART 8 stand

[@Jarbreak]

Gio gio part 100 cyber bizarre adventure

[@aW1pbnBhaW5wbGVhc2VoZWxw]

i laughed

[@PerfectAzrael]

Can your stand help you make original and funny jokes instead? No, I didn't think so.

[@pkdude5334]

the drums in this are absolutely phenomenal.

[@gabrielfm92]

The beginning: "wait, is this a documentary thing?" 1:50: "here is the meme hahaha, nice groove btw" 5:19: "looks like we're taking off to the moon" 7:36: *_Vince McMahon reaction meme intensifies_*

[@Apputhegreat12]

That's the sound of the past, the present and the future.

[@windigo1592]

🍩🍩🍩 👁️👅👁️ My goals are beyond your understanding

[@krololol]

Giorgio didn’t predict the future, he created it

[@klenzis9722]

My name is Nelson Mandela, But everyone calls me Morgan Freeman.

[@magdalenalelwic1365]

😁🥰

[@Xedrie]

🥵 🥶

[@stonefacewiththedrip3377]

Is this what we call mandela effect?

[@pietro.295]

lolol

[@datadavis]

I'm m-f-in Ghandhi!

[@AyseKarahasan]

When he's finished speaking, the music begins majestically. It also surprises me every time I listen to it.

[@royraspberries2872]

I, Giovanni Giorgio have a dream of becoming a musician.

[@da_plasma_catto1801]

Uh! Uh! Uh! Uh! Uh! Uh! Uh!

[@Kelerinli_Pel]

JoJo fans be liked

[@luca_3468]

Kono Giovanni Giorgio niwa yume ga aru

[@giogiobunbun]

hmmm i see, you know the ways of the lord, Dio

[@guttaknight64]

I honestly wouldn’t be surprised if that’s how Giorno got his name

[@arnaudj.5314]

I think we can see those memes as a proof of respect and considerations towards Giovanni Giorgio. Everybody in music knows how important he was, everybody on internet knows his name, but most importantly, everybody calls him Giorgio

[@小琰-j2l]

🏅 for you sir

[@jessicaaudate]

I'm confused as to why it's a meme all of a sudden

[@smitch250]

The internet decided its a meme bub

[@mr.nobody4959]

It's started with 1 dude...

[@YuikoKuco-Lake]

"My names is Giovanni Giorgio" "But everybody calls me Giorgio" *Daftpunk intensief

[@adityach.4350]

U forgot "*"*here *throws the "*"*

[@Helpadoggoreachsubs]

Let's see how many subs I can get from this comment Current-923

[@文-x2d]

Njim gue kira yang datang hanya gue

[@k-rizza5541]

Basreng anyiing

[@anunggaming]

buset ada dimana-mana kang cireng

[@danpettinger1353]

The drumming and/or drum programming on this track is phenominal. Fucking beautiful.

[@FinnPhillips-wq1nx]

Drumming by Omar Hakim. One of the greatest drummers to ever do it. Recommend you listen to Daft Punk Motherboard and Daft Punk Contact his drumming is epic there as well

[@unstdist]

Yea its actual drummer with that crazy ass groove. FYI, with that album Daft Punk wanted to avoid drum - machines and drum samples. So I guess they did pretty outstanding job.

[@MNorris0783]

Me, as a drummer say... There's no way a Machine can give U these kind of dynamics, groove and feel. It's a brutal piece of artwork.

[@n3r4zzurr0_]

Dislikes from those who call him Giovanni.

[@BatkoNashBandera774]

Dislikes from those who hated having to face him in Pokemon.

[@sohelakbor9010]

@@BatkoNashBandera774 LOL

[@reimisugimoto3617]

don't worry, killer queen already touched the dislike button

[@SadParting97]

Giorgio Peviani

[@geoantony27]

To be honest, my name giovanni

[@i.s.d9932]

1:50 is where the most legendary line lives.

[@singhanirudhbp]

Why?

[@Laroac]

​@@singhanirudhbp Because there is so much history behind his voice and that single sentence.

[@singhanirudhbp]

@@Laroac can you explain

[@Laroac]

​​@@singhanirudhbp There are two part to it. 1st His voice and cadence when saying that sentence betrays a rich history behind those words, and the words themselves hold meaning made even richer by the person saying it. Someone beeing "known" by a name has gravitas. Think "My name is Bond, James Bond" The music underlining the sentence is the cherry on top 2nd He is one of the key figures a foundational part in the evolution of electronic music. So he isn't just some actor saying a line, he lived trough it, he is the line, its not special to him, he isn't bragging, he is just saying how it is. And that is legendary, because he is legendary.

[@singhanirudhbp]

@@Laroac ok thanks still little wierd for me to see this much meme on this line but its fine as I don't know this person

[@ElectRoid27]

It's 2023 and synthesizer is STILL the sound of the future.

[@Itsmadreizy]

Strongly agree brother, they were ahead of their time

[@marmitaa8619]

I think that should be defined in genre not in instrument Because almost every instrument is timeless, the melody you create with it is another story however.

[@Matty_Ice619]

DAFT PUNK to tour again!

[@themerpheus]

Yes and no imho. It is starting to age a little, certain subgenres of syth music starting to feel retro futuristic.

[@corrado]

weeeee are the future! (great line from the movie Cobra)

[@BravoBluGomora1966]

1:51 Moment u come for

[@josh3895]

No I wanted the whole thing

[@muzikkification]

speak for yourself

[@julianmartinez6099]

When I was fifteen, sixteen When I started really to play the guitar I definitely wanted to become a musician It was almost impossible because, it was The dream was so big That I didn't see any chance Because I was living in a little town, was studying And when I finally broke away from school and became a musician I thought "well, now I may have a little bit of a chance" Because all I really wanted to do is music And not only play music, but compose music At that time, in Germany, in '69, '70, they already had discotheques So I would take my car, would go to a discotheque Sing maybe thirty minutes I think I had about seven, eight songs I would partially sleep in the car Because I didn't want to drive home And that helped me for about almost two years to survive In the beginning I wanted to do an album with the sounds of the fifties The sounds of the sixties, of the seventies And then have a sound of the future And I thought: "Wait a second I know the synthesizer, why don't I use the synthesizer Which is the sound of the future" And I didn't have any idea what to do but I knew I needed a click So we put a click on the 24-track which was then synced to the Moog modular I knew that it could be a sound of the future But I didn't realize how much impact would be 𝑀𝓎 𝓃𝒶𝓂𝑒 𝒾𝓈 𝒢𝒾𝑜𝓋𝒶𝓃𝓃𝒾 𝒢𝒾𝑜𝓇𝑔𝒾𝑜, 𝒷𝓊𝓉 𝑒𝓋𝑒𝓇𝓎𝒷𝑜𝒹𝓎 𝒸𝒶𝓁𝓁𝓈 𝓂𝑒 𝒢𝒾𝑜𝓇𝑔𝒾𝑜 Once you free your mind about a concept of Harmony and of music being correct You can do whatever you want So nobody told me what to do And there was no preconception of what to do

[@cartoonfantasy4541]

Thank you for the explanation

[@julianmartinez6099]

@@cartoonfantasy4541 Yeah

[@lonelyplanet120]

nice lyrics bro

[@dawoodibrahimkhan1521]

Best song in this millennia

[@julianmartinez6099]

@X Ezequiel X Me rio? ._. XD

[@Saul30119]

This song is a masterpiece. It captures a golden experience

[@LuXkywlaker]

I see what you did there

[@sebastianespinosa1204]

*gold experience the album of prince is called gold experience

[@jus_sum_guy2450]

Big funny

[@libero5440]

You're à good Guy

[@ChocolateBro]

@@sebastianespinosa1204 I can't recognise if you understand the joke or not 😂

[@bulbul1253]

If you pay more attention to the details, you'll see how well crafted this song really is.

[@GustavoBatataeMoloco]

It's actually impressive how they made this 9 minute song such a banger

[@texassherman7093]

Well it’s more a 7 minute song but still an absolute banger

[@jcdenton3512]

The longer ones go harder

[@pennylenny5]

Every heard of prog rock? Yeah that was pop in the 70s and songs lastet normally from 5-30 minutes.

[@TransDrummer1312]

Captures the same magic as Led Zeppelin’s “Achilles’ Last Stand”, or Dire Strait’s performance of Sultans Of Swing from Alchemy Live. It’s a rare magic. One that strikes once in a blue moon, leaving legendary music in it’s wake, that can transfix us for an eternity that lasts an instant.

[@oobanoobaisterrible]

@@pennylenny5 the octavarium experience.

[@francessonder]

Jokes aside. Giorgio was actually a real person and a pretty great dude. He's considered to be the father of electronic and funk (pun) music. His career is pretty interesting. This song is a tribute to him, ain't that nice? Edit: Yes, I know Giorgio is alive lol. It was just bad phrasing.

[@9Kualalumpur]

He's also still alive

[@simaojoseph]

Father of electronic music?

[@M_i_c_h_a_e_l_]

@@simaojoseph Involontary father of the techno and THE most influent and innovative electronic and disco artist in that genre.

[@thatskarma1027]

@@simaojoseph yep, he's one of the gods of music, he litterally changed the world of music, imagine that being you, how would you feel? I would feel like a god personally

[@simaojoseph]

@@M_i_c_h_a_e_l_ techno and the likes maybe, but electronic is a much broader word.

[@user-ib4bg9kg5s]

Sometimes I understand why Daft Punk are taking so long to comeback, it's not easy to produce something greater than RAM

[@Chrisbajs]

Discovery was better

[@igord8453]

RAM is way better, the sounds, instruments, different genres they explore, the features, is like a perfect combination of everything

[@igord8453]

Discovery is great, but RAM is one of the best albums of all time

[@paololuvara7955]

Chrisbajs Discovery is truly inspired and well played all along, while RAM...maybe not as an easy listening as Discovery, but I must say it’s a monolith. They gave their best with that: it’s mature, fun, nostalgic, vibrant, virtuous; a greater Masterpiece. Cheers

[@micahballzigler8565]

It's easy to create something better than RAM. I would rather listen to nails on a chalk board

[@cmorg17]

Omar hakim, Nathan East... are just great. Pure groove, pure sound. Thanks guys.

[@m.r.4455]

Once I called him Giovanni Giorgio and suddenly I experimented a world without music.

[@tanalafauzan]

you mean fermented?

[@funky_tree]

This is a train wreck lol

[@TotalTuxedo]

@@fortunedebastille Nah I'm pretty sure they meant "Exponential"... Pfft duh

[@saljura4]

@@TotalTuxedo Nah nahhh, he meant expropriated, DUHH.

[@hellgatto]

@@fortunedebastille Dude you ruined it

[@Shahpo]

He sounds extremely German up until the spirit of Italy embodies him and he says his name.

[@vlogdemon]

He's from South Tirol in Italy, where there are a lot of German-speakers. His mother was one even :)

[@ChestersonJack]

@NICHOLAS MEINI Technically trilingual, because of course, he’s speaking English in the song

[@ChestersonJack]

@NICHOLAS MEINI Fair enough.

[@ChestersonJack]

@NICHOLAS MEINI You know, I get that surprisingly often here on KZbin. It’s to the point where I’ve started to wonder if I should teach a course on internet etiquette.

[@huedra062]

@NICHOLAS MEINI @Chesterson Jack i just think it's funny how there can still be interesting conversations on a 7 year old video:)

[@RandomGuy11215]

Giorgio Giovanni memes led people to discover who he was. There will be no "DISCO" music without him. Thanks for the contribution Mr. Giorgio. Legends will always live. All hail to the Father of Disco.

[@wr8ththaking]

He ain't dead tho

[@sepg5084]

@@wr8ththaking true lol

[@muhammadabdillah2414]

@@wr8ththaking He never said he died.

[@danieltiger9285]

giovanna giorno is his twin

[@animefan-xs4vk]

Мне нравится твоя ава, чел