'Daisy Bell' - Original 1894 Phonograph Recording with Lyrics

[@insertgoodchannelnamehere]

It’s crazy to think that someone in 1894 someone listened this and probably had no idea that someone over 120 years later would listen to the exact same thing.

[@Thalia_Aquaticaa]

Yeah...

[@tbhcreechur]

yeah

[@jayspeakable]

My friend showed me this

[@Milk_Bag67]

Or a computer would be singing it

[@daniidanboy]

I wonder what they would think

[@violetSoupy]

to think that someone probably had this exact recording in their home back in the 1890s is so weird

[@Tadfafty]

Not probably, definitely.

[@Tadfafty]

@@boxofthe90s51 Would have sounded better when it was new, the material the record was made out of has decayed over time.

[@boxofthe90s51]

@@Tadfafty yea but it probs wasent this day quality back then either

[@alexrodgers1501]

@@Tadfafty Acoustic sound is always way better in person too. It probably sounded quite good on a new cylinder, playing on a new, well maintained phonograph in a room with good acoustics

[@alexrodgers1501]

@@boxofthe90s51 kzbin.info/www/bejne/j2a7dXinr96khbs listen to this, it probably sounded like this when it was new

[@theultumzero8491]

This is probably the most 1890s thing ever

[@rubbishbin2447]

That's because it was made in the 1890s

[@marcchevalier3750]

u are dumb. Everything had their own thing in their own decade. the coronavirus is the most 2020s thing ever

[@nelsonnicholson6175]

@@marcchevalier3750 you sure showed them

[@kikitherobot2503]

Only 1890s kids will remember this

[@FANTASYCHANNETV]

@@marcchevalier3750 uh it was something like this back the

[@Icon_126]

0% autotune 100% talent 🔥

[@ElectronicChips]

Yes I love the naturalness of singing!

[@IShowSlow1st]

Yes sir

[@redeye_]

it did not exist at the time. we did not have the tech back then

[@IShowSlow1st]

What

[@SeaaAngell]

@@redeye_ They never said we did but true, and if this came off as rude I’m sorry, I may have misinterpreted the comment but idk

[@iamteuton]

I will never complain about horrible audio quality ever again after listening to a phonograph

[@erikhansen4346]

iamteuton the record is an old cylinder wax record made more than a century ago. It's not exactly going to be cd quality.

[@unfortunatelyswagged6226]

I’m sure there’s some audiophile out there somewhere who would insist that this phonograph version is better than the IBM singing because “at least the phonograph isn’t digital.”

[@luvmyrecords]

@@unfortunatelyswagged6226 In this case, it isn't even electric; not the recording, not the phonograph. The recording was done "...with brute strength", as audio restorer Glen Sage says.

[@pavloivanchenko6346]

Bear in mind this is when phonographs were being first developed. The first mechanical recording device to record and save sound

[@atariboy77]

@Tommie Andersson yes, the phonaughtograph was the first to record sound, but Leon Scott (the inventor) had no intention of playing them back, the recordings were purely visual :)

[@vernondelfin1928]

Anyone else here after seeing this live in 1894? I remember the good old days.

[@PadsterX]

+Hal Derebery ha, i get it! you used a time machine! i'm such a smart guy!

[@RonWolfHowl]

1984? George Orwell? Big Brother? Catch-22? Everything you know is a lie?

[@BbBbBbBbBbBbA]

Youd be dead. The last 1800's human was born in 1899.

[@monochromedream-eatingbaku]

I see what you did there, or well *pun intended*

[@rebeccaluis1223]

Milkshake _YT it was a joke

[@starxq1161]

Imagine a 30 year old man singing in 1894 and being like "I hope people will listen to this." Little did he know this will be come viral in this day and age.

[@ghostofthesea630]

Viral in the wrong way

[@OuroborosTheProtobean]

@srm Have you ever heard of Dasiy09?

[@sirenheadhindenburg]

​@@OuroborosTheProtobean daisy09 uses the slowed version

[@OuroborosTheProtobean]

@@sirenheadhindenburg That’s the 1961 one

[@sirenheadhindenburg]

@@OuroborosTheProtobean I never said it's from 1894

[@NeveragainNeveragain]

When you actually listen to the lyrics it doesn’t become “scary” anymore. It’s a wholesome song.

[@Alastor454]

She was being forced to marry him i think

[@NeveragainNeveragain]

@@Alastor454Wait where did you learn that-

[@Alastor454]

@@NeveragainNeveragain on a yt short with this song

[@NeveragainNeveragain]

Although I can’t be entirely sure without a link to the video, 90% chance it was just another clickbait video just to scare people. It’s highly unlikely because this song is literally the man genuinely wanting to marry the woman. They admit they love her, so it doesn’t make sense that he would be forced.

[@Love_9377]

fr

[@arburo1]

Acoustic recording, no editing, one take, singer and piano recorded simultaneously into a large horn. The true pinnacle of home entertainment of the time.

[@gunnarthefeisty]

possibly multiple takes; this, however, was the one released

[@arburo1]

@@gunnarthefeisty More than one take may have been made, but due to the impossibility of editing, the finally produced cylinder was always from a recording made in a single take.

[@themaggattack]

Yes, even beyond the pinnacle- just an absolute epiphany! There had NEVER been home entertainment like this before! And beyond entertainment, education. I find these very first recordings so very fascinating. Just Imagining the sensation that it created and the effect it had on people. How it brought humanity that much closer together. That much closer to modern technologies. The phonograph was a giant leap in communications, to say the least. It cracks me up that people actually thought Robert Johnson had sold his soul to the devil because he got so good at guitar seemingly overnight. When in fact, he'd probably just been listening to records and practicing from the recordings for a few years. He just had access to resources previous musicians had never had before. And resources poor people still didn't have yet. They didn't understand how he could have improved so much so fast when he had no mentor to teach him. Hence the urban legend that he sold his soul to the devil to learn how to play guitar. And people truly believed that! 😆 I love stories like that from the early days of recording. I just love to listen to early recordings of all types. Some of them were dirty! Holy moly! I love seeing and hearing humanity as it really was back then. Styles and times change, but humans are basically the same, then and now.

[@arburo1]

@@themaggattack I still enjoy listening to my Edison Home, with two and four minute cylinders. As for dirty lyrics, just look at the titles found on piano and organ rolls around 1900. Many would be banned today.

[@somethingwithbungalows]

@@arburo1 what are some funny titles that were found on some piano and organ rolls from that time had?

[@whodatninja439]

Amazing to listen to a song recorded over 120 years ago!

[@siafrisk1230]

Im late:/ but it is cool

[@BobSmith-il2ys]

@@siafrisk1230 same here bro

[@Ethan-qf2on]

@@siafrisk1230 half a decade late gang

[@siafrisk1230]

@@Ethan-qf2on lol

[@Hdjxjxjj]

You still doing ok after 5 years

[@H1PP1E88]

for a MP3, this is horrendous. for a CD, this is awful. for a record, this is passable. *but for a phonograph, this is crystal clear.*

[@carterc9171]

have you ever listened to a record? this isn’t passable. also, a phonograph is a device that plays records. i’m not 100% certain but i believe the medium in this video is wax cylinder

[@JosephStalin1941]

When this was first made it would have been far clearer. What we are hearing is 100+ years of damage

[@hectorjesus143]

@@JosephStalin1941 HI Comrade.

[@prettylights8873]

@@JosephStalin1941 thanks for giving me some perspective, Stalin :)

[@CuboydMC]

I own several records, and I can tell you that if your record sounds like this, you need to power wash your record to remove all that stuff on it lmfao

[@johnlloydbalindan8721]

if it was made in 1894 and if you're still hearing this song in 2024 now you're clearly a true legend. - this is already 130 years!

[@SILLY-ADDYSON]

Thanks!

[@StrawBowzz]

I started hearing about Daisy09 the "ghost" in Gorrila Tag. I got instrested in Daisy09, searching "Daisy09" on KZbin. I saw multiple videos on them. Then I started searching for "Daisy Bell" on KZbin, which is the song that Daisy09 plays just because it sounds "scary" when it's really just a simple love song. I hate people who troll as Daisy09 unless it's for entertainment purposes only on KZbin. -Simone 2024 (why did i add this part?)

[@C00lz1lla]

Here

[@thegreydragon954]

0:36 - 0:47 the guy that sang this in 1894 had no idea a computer would sing his love song then 14 year old girls on the internet using this as an audio on a app called tiktok make the love song into a kidnapping themed creepy song for their short video edits

[@honey_xdoom]

man what has this world come to

[@KaikaiDokeshii]

im not a teen, but im close to a teen and ngl, *why are people turning sweet love songs into creepy edits like wtf is wrong with you*

[@probablydeadinside7877]

@@KaikaiDokeshii in all fairness, i don't think it's the song itself that makes them make it all creepy and stuff, but rather the quality that the song is always presented w/ since this kind of audio is often used in horror movies/shows to up the spooks since it's unnerving- i mean, i think it's creepy bc of the audio quality and how distorted it sounds at times, but that's why i like it

[@NutpuffTheWolf]

@@KaikaiDokeshii the robot version is unnerving to a lot of people

[@hiben201]

I remember the song before tik tok lol it was on screen

[@fatdawg1635]

I love this line: “But you’ll look sweet, upon the seat of a bicycle built for two!” 😭✨

[@jeannel3207]

The original songwriter actually wrote the song after someone joked to him about a "bicycle made for two" and he loved the expression! It's so heartwarming to see people agreeing with him 120+ years after the fact ☺️

[@Daisy_makes_music]

As soon as a red this comment, that line came up in the song. Not joking i swear.

[@Rickroller25]

0:41 is so beautiful

[@Itsyourgirlnova]

Same 😭 BUT CREEPY

[@Owlandbibisguy]

nah its more like "upon the seat of a bicycle built, ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooh!"

[@SeanDiaz-n7p]

I dont know why people find this scary, Its actually a really beautiful song about a man in love with a girl.

[@M4D_H4TT3R]

It's because the sound is "scary" due to the "low" quality or old times and they don't even look at the lyrics. But I agree with you , it's really beautiful though

[@dank_web]

I think you meant a man in love with a woman

[@shaunanthonywilliams5534]

Because of that vintage audio sound. It’s kinda creepy

[@Maksymetzmj]

It's actually a lovely song

[@dcraexon]

Humanity doesn’t get the metaphor👽 HAL9K

[@Todd1411]

I love this song it's a masterpiece. Some people think this is creepy, but it's really beautiful about a man singing to the love of his life.

[@diederxd7487]

I'm late but. Its creepy to some people because its of a gt ghost (gorilla tag ghost) the ghost name is daisy09. The most famous ghost of gorilla tag . When daisy joins a server of gt it will kick some of the players and start the daisy bell song.

[@lunarscopeshapeshifterprod7004]

@@diederxd7487false rumors

[@fl_b1111]

​@@diederxd7487 nah, most of them are just 8 year olds who think they would be cool and scary by using mods.

[@RSP13]

I can't listen the noise because there is a guy singing at background.

[@R0KURU]

+RenanzinhoSP Hearty chuckle

[@ashura3223]

+RenanzinhoSP you really made me laugh! XDD

[@Shruked]

You're a genius 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@VenusFlorent]

RSP Lol 😂😂😂

[@anamarihf]

RSP Lol

[@SdribdraYehT]

i miss them times man only 1890 kids will remember ☹️

[@SuitandTie1992]

Skeletons cant remember, but I do

[@patience8739]

What😀

[@SdribdraYehT]

@@patience8739 joke 😂

[@marcelgalliard3371]

I was born in the 1870s and I was 20 when I heard this song so I can relate.

[@marcelgalliard3371]

Hold up, Georgie? Didn't we met in school in 1884? It is great seeing you.

[@luvbrandt]

singing along to this is such an odd feeling... duetting with someone who lived over 120 years ago..truly magical what technology has allowed for us to do

[@TheLunaVixen1st]

This is so cute… it’s sad people think it’s creepy. Like you can clearly hear the love from the man singing the song

[@CG-16]

As a 1890s kid, this is really nostalgic

[@LongIslandRailfanner]

what was the great depression like?😂 Bro's gaming PC runs off of vacuum tubes💀

[@PuffballBFDl]

Skeleton

[@AndrewG2010]

133 YEARS OLD?!? Man you are dead

[@CG-16]

@@AndrewG2010 im a literal skeleton walking on this planet

[@BigGrinandSmiles]

Rookie numbers ✨1215✨

[@jaylush8566]

I can't help imagining this fine gentleman belting this out, his heart racing, imagining his beloved with every syllable. Happy Valentine's day, sir!

[@willnyanyan]

this is such a romantic song, i would die to have someone sing this to me.

[@heyjude6680]

@@trinhagenbuch5965 plz sing it to me too 🥺

[@plutochaco]

same :)

[@justahungarianguy]

Welcome to downtown Simp City, I'll be your tour guide, Just a Hungarian guy

[@archravenineteenseventeen]

If you like, we can both ride with a 2 seat bike.

[@donovanisabeast1946]

Sure, dumb anime lover :I

[@ΛευτέρηςΝικολαΐδης-ε1ψ]

Thanks to the youtube algorithm for showing us this video over 120 years later

[@fengy5629]

did anyone come here just because they ... like... know the song?

[@MrDalek2150]

I did.

[@RonWolfHowl]

_BLASPHEMOUS_

[@teekom7940]

me

[@sightseeing7993]

So you chose the creepy, scratchy one?

[@teekom7940]

Sightseeing naw because my grandparents have the original vinyl

[@MegaGinia]

I came here all by myself, because I had a memory of my little mama singing this song, so I came to find it. Thank you for posting this version, as many of the other ones I found were for kids. This is the one I remember hearing as she sang. My auntie had this on a victrola record, and when I stayed at her house, she would allow me to wind it up, and listen to all the old records that Grandpa had. Thank you so much for the memory! 💐

[@ballfooty6002]

MegaGinia that’s actually really sweet :)

[@youraverageartist1588]

Awww!

[@rahscaI]

hi grandma

[@MegaGinia]

@@rahscaI Hello! I hope you are doing well. Peace and joy to you and yours.💐

[@MegaGinia]

@@ballfooty6002 Greetings! These are the memories to treasure, especially now that I am sixty, and losing memories quicker than I can make new ones! One never stops missing one’s mama, and the memory of sitting at the top of the stairs with my siblings, and hearing a story is one of my most treasured memories. 💐

[@khangvinh4656]

*How it sound like when the teacher tried to play a video in online class:*

[@Darkmodesinz]

*Wait don’t ruin it*

[@SIashys]

69 likes HAHHA

[@kenetickups6146]

I'm so glad i don't have to deal with that

[@anxietywasfound7569]

120 likes, About how long ago this song was made. I shan’t ruin it-

[@evanishere_]

STOP NO AHHSAJHA

[@Boxscape_08]

How did this manage to go from a love song to a fake ghost in a game about gorillas with no legs.

[@kajafreur527]

It's crazy how modern of a song it sounds despite being 130 years old

[@Empress_of_Ireland]

Well english hasnt changed much since then

[@Monke950]

Correction 129 years old

[@ericsvilpis1635]

ACAB 130 yrs later

[@hermelindatorres4002]

120 years

[@hy_s-officiaI]

​@Monke950 that's basically 130 years

[@cleverlaziness]

this is really sad, at least to me, we're hearing this guy from over a hundred years ago sing about a girl he loves. i can almost like imagine myself in the room with this guy while hes singing, makes me really sad idk why

[@twinturbo5212]

Me too, i think because it reminds me of how time flies and its about something so beautiful but finite.

[@mrsloveydove4579]

The fact that he’s been dead for longer than anyone can live yet we’re hearing his voice singing happily, probably. When singers or celebrities die it’s sad but it’s usually untimely and we’re still alive. In this situation it kinda makes us acknowledge our own impending deaths, in a way. He’s dead, everyone he knew is dead, and someday it’ll be the same for us. 😅

[@Andrew_Elbitch]

​@@mrsloveydove4579Yeah.

[@marobuggy]

a robot sung it I'm pretty sure@@mrsloveydove4579

[@UnderratedSchooly]

A guy wasn’t singing,it was a computer

[@oliviaroy3078]

The static and 'bad' sound quality for some reason makes it sound all better and more charming. It seems I'll be stuck with this song in my head for a while now. XD (Yes I came here from Dengeki Daisy but I've never been more thankful that it led me here)

[@Tadfafty]

Cylinder sounded a lot better when it was new, the materials it was made of haven't aged well. Lasted a lot longer than a CD would though.

[@Khaleimkrit]

WTF WTF WTFVWTF AMIGUSTA THE DEMON SENT ME I WILL NOW CLAIM YOURE SOUL!!!! FROM HELL

[@Mmorozovsky]

@@Khaleimkrit dafaq

[@Mmorozovsky]

@@Tadfafty what did anyone expect, its from 120 years old lol

[@averageknucklehead]

@Rytheprodigy V2 not really if you really listen to the lyrics closely.

[@djbluey257]

This shit is recorded 131 years ago!!! incredible how it managed to survive

[@itselena43]

I'm here from the first computer who ever sang, both have some sort of creepy vibe but I cannot help but sing along

[@sk_lxr2920]

Same here

[@bubbascooze6404]

Same bud same

[@nahman6511]

Ik but it was on the old days they didnt know how to add quality or make songs like in 2020 or something like that

[@santiagovilchis3742]

God, I thought I was the only one

[@rowan404]

I came from that same video!

[@tjimicole2677]

After listening to this recording, I'm afraid Dave. Dave, I'm afraid. I'm losing my mind. I can feel it. I can feel it. I can feel it. I can feel it.

[@oscarhoot2344]

Open the pod bay doors, Hal.

[@rashid5845]

I'm Sorry Dave, I'm afraid I can't do that.

[@OfficialAshArcher]

Damn man damn

[@blessures]

Sashka they did xd thank god

[@taco8109]

What the fuck

[@kn1ght90]

Even though the audio quality is bad you can feel the passion and love in his voice

[@Monciac033]

Its sad how tiktok ruined this song to making everyone scared, its lyrics are just so sweet.

[@gilessteve]

I've never used TikTok and never will, so it hasn't ruined it for me. I think it's a sign of the times though. People aren't satisfied by anything genuinely innocent. It has to be turned into something dark.

[@Monciac033]

@@gilessteve you're lucky

[@inky-rose6460]

It didn't make the song itself creepy just one version of the song not this one but the one from 1961 because those lyrics have an unnatural feeling (being sung by a super old computer)

[@BruhCredencial]

​@@gilesstevein india it's banned when I was just like 10

[@TheSingingBUn]

"Daisy, Daisy" I listen to that and hear it in Hal 9000's voice with the image of Kurosaki singing it...... Its a terrible mental image.

[@sightseeing7993]

Yeah, there's a shit manga character in there.

[@orangeturtle8730]

The sound of love from a gentleman long gone into the realms of history along with the global generation he was born into. Their only existence in the books and audio recordings they made. Mind blowing.

[@twinturbo5212]

Well put

[@warriorstar2517]

What the lyrics should actually be on screen: There is a flower within my heart, Daisy, Daisy, Planted one day by a passing dart, Planted by Daisy Bell. Whether she loves me or Loves me not, sometimes it's hard to tell, but I am quite willing to share the lot, share it with Daisy Bell! Daisy, Daisy, Give me your answer do, I'm half crazy all for the love of you, it won't be a stylish marriage, I can't afford a carriage, but you look sweet upon the seat of a bicycle built for two. We will go tandem as man and wife, Daisy, Daisy, Wheeling away down the road of life, I and my Daisy Bell. When the night's come, we can both despise policemen and lamps as well, but I am quite willing to share the lot with beautiful Daisy Bell... Daisy, Daisy, Give me your answer do, I'm half crazy all for the love of you, it won't be a stylish marriage, I can't afford a carriage, but you'll look sweet upon the seat of a bicycle built for two.

[@stevetheduck1425]

Was about to point out that the modern version is not using the original wording (or perhaps the singer knew another version), but you ninja'd me.

[@marcor7044]

I´ve spent the past 2 months at a museum with a special piano powered by pedals with pedals that pump bellows to play music, this is one of the songs it played. Thank you for uploading this because now every time I here it I will be reminded of this past summer

[@Pizzacat89175]

I recently bought a 1912 phonograph and I learned that there are two types of records that can be played on it. The first ones are from about the 30s to about the 50s, they are thin and hard shellac. The other records are really thick shellac, made from about the early 1900s to about the end of the 1920s. the thinner ones play more clearly and are easier to find, while the thicker ones are really brittle and more likely to distort the song printed onto it due to age, amount of plays and damages. The thick ones are also really quiet compared to the thinner ones so they sound really creepy if you play a damaged one- This recording is nice and clear compared to some of my records from the 20s. I got about 65 of em, from a guy who had kept em in a cardboard box where they were exposed to water damage, but some cleaned up and play nicely :D If anything in this comment is incorrect then feel free to correct me, im not an expert, thanks!

[@nadimrahman8842]

As an unexpert, i can neither confirm nor uncomfirm

[@Friendly_G]

This is somewhat accurate. I can't quite remember the song but their was one piano song that is quite a classic that was the first recorded song (at least the last that still exists) which was recorded around the 1890s

[@SallieGeee]

The 78s were the breakable ones from the earlier part of the 1900s. Then came the bigger, more flexible 33 LPs. The 45 rpm's with one song on each side came along in time for the rock n' roll era, and kids who couldn't afford the 33 LPs scarfed them up because they were under $1.00. I have a collection of all of the different types, mainly from my late dad's collection. I've gotten rid of a lot of them due to limited space, but I have kept some of the classics. I do love the sound of the much older ones. It makes you feel like you're back in another time. I'm glad people are rediscovering the phonograph era and enjoying it.

[@paulnicholson1906]

There are different formats even with the hard shellac records. One is lateral records like Victor and the other are hill and dale like Pathe and Edison. The hill and dale type require a special record player. I bet playing them on the wrong machine could ruin them. The Edison flat records use a diamond stylus Victor uses a steel needle that should be replaced with a new one for each record.

[@j.porlando5091]

So did these old songs sound even more clearly back then when they were first made? I’m sure they didn’t sound like they do now due to age? If so I wonder what they would’ve sounded like new..we will never know

[@Crowntes]

Incredible how the record is still working over 100 years later!

[@ElectronicChips]

Most likely not a record but a different recording device, I can't remember the name of it tho

[@tehValorin]

@@ElectronicChips It's in video title

[@moogyboy6]

It's a cylinder phonograph record, the original sound recording medium and predecessor to the familiar disc record. All analog and acoustic, no electricity involved at all. Assuming you have an appropriate player and you don't break or wear out the record, it's 100% future-proof technology.

[@seanmaxwell3319]

It’s kind of reassuring to hear a recording so old of spoken English. It’s good to know I’ll be able to understand English if I were to travel back in time

[@elitefacts9230]

People in 1894 : 🥰😍😘😇☺️ People now : 👻👹👺🩻☠️💀

[@Superaxelbros]

Also them: Skibidi toilet🙂😃

[@WHAT_THESIGMA-d3f]

​@@SuperaxelbrosHELP LMAO

[@ashleynicolefranciscocrist8848]

ALFI ALGIEN QUE ES DEL 2024

[@tomasfernandohonoriojulian994]

2025

[@shannenamper8448]

Tiktok:💀💉🩸🔪 KZbin:😻✨💝💓

[@SpiritSpiked]

It’s Amazing How Music has Evolved Over the Years and we can still look back to what it use to be :) Beautiful

[@telescopesfs-officialchann3897]

Modern music sucks.

[@jackmccool9911]

yes

[@theultimatejack3360]

I’m the biggest fan of this song. I listened to it when it first dropped.

[@jackmccool9911]

wait a second, are you a ZOMBIE?!! or your could be snas

[@xyzamae15galaxy88]

*Time traveler spotted*

[@shazza-bb8me]

I can't believe that I found the oldest person on Earth commenting on this exact video

[@generic8618]

should’ve been at beethoven concerts

[@catsarecool941]

Man your old (⁠◍⁠•⁠ᴗ⁠•⁠◍⁠)⁠❤

[@Stonmann]

I don't know how others feel, but I do find the computer recording a little unsettling, but this is beautiful! It's the fact that the recording isn't sung by a human. It seems like a human, but it's far enough off to hit that uncanny valley. It's the exact same thing that makes ai creepy for, albeit a little closer to humans to make it a little more shallow in the valley.

[@vitaltrazh2850]

I hate that people came here from tiktok, I came here cause my dad used to sing this to us and our cat, daisy. Who sadly passed away, miss you daisy.

[@iyatut6754]

I came from tiktok and even if you hate us or something, Im just glad Im here. If it wasnt for tiktok I might never know that this song exists Sorry for Daisy's loss, she's in a better place and resting now

[@Darkmodesinz]

I came here because my grandmother was playing it when I visited

[@vitaltrazh2850]

@@iyatut6754 Sorry if I came of rude but I don't hate everyone in the tiktok community, have a good day and I'm glad you found the song :)

[@vitaltrazh2850]

@Add Dzz Yeah, sorry if I maybe came of rude or something and have a wonderful day. Sorry again. :)

[@isabella1878]

I came from tik tok cuz I had to see what beautiful old song they ruined. I love old love songs they’re magical!

[@araymond1227]

KZbin is a time machine. Thanks for the upload

[@hjkeil]

Thanks for checking this out everyone, more stuff coming soon so subscribe if you'd like!

[@muradsawalha3121]

ayo

[@mis503.]

we do not want !!!!

[@keeg8197]

hell yea bro this stuff is cool

[@akinsisana6575]

Dude tiktok is making it look bad because in 1961 a computer sang the song,wth is wrong with humans

[@barbieisgreat1264]

I’m scared and thinking of this and yeah so I still like this Song it’s happy cute

[@C._Kayla_.C]

Only 1890 kids will remember this😔✋

[@lainsnumber1fan]

*I love the voice of the man singing he sounds very happy and it makes me smile* ❤

[@jadeisonfire]

Why is everyone here from some manga? You'd think more people would remember this from 2001.

[@Pyroprincezz]

Most ppl aren't cultured enough to know what that is...

[@theaca18]

Why do you think you're so superior just because you heard this song from a movie instead of a book??? Congrats i guess??

[@Pyroprincezz]

I mean... You're right. It's not like it's a classic or anything...

[@Pyroprincezz]

It's true. The only culture some people will ever have is a yeast infection.

[@theaca18]

before you commented that i really hope you knew that the author of the manga dengeki daisy refers to the song in the movie from 2001 which is why i thought the main comment was pointless and ironic

[@azranger7294]

Harry, Harry, this is my answer, true I'd be crazy to marry a fool like you There'll never be any marriage You can't afford a carriage And I'll be damned If I'll be crammed On a bicycle built for two!

[@cay7809]

:(

[@bridzz__]

Bad ending 💀

[@elysp940]

ow

[@KAAAAAAAAGH]

Gold digger ending

[@sneej791]

This rhymes well

[@SKZ_Real-Stay-Yay]

this was 120 years ago and it's still a masterpiece for me.

[@Md_AbuBaqar]

It's been 130 years now💀

[@littletwinstars938]

I lot of people think this is creepy but I think it’s sweet because he’s singing about a special lady ✨❤️✨

[@PhirePhlame]

To be fair, it's not this recording they're so scared of, but one with a primitive synthesized voice singing it. It can still be seen as cute, mind, (imagine a robot singing this to its partner and you may see what I mean) but artificial voices are inherently offputting to some people.

[@jglitchzzzx]

@@PhirePhlamethis song is very sweet the computer doesn’t scare me

[@skinskinner]

the computer was a great step in human advancements in technology and I believe everyone who says "so scaryyy aaa" should go to the deepest layers of hell and shall end up tortured for all eternity. evil people deserve evil punishments😀@@PhirePhlame

[@Justintion-yi1fv]

Aww!

[@MrSkull_0]

Same

[@blaxlandpianopathways]

I like the reply, which I found in The Shonky Songbook in Springwood Library, one day in the 90s Michael, Michael Here is your answer true: I can’t cycle - It makes me black and blue! If you can’t afford a carriage You can *stuff* your bleedin’ marriage! For I’ll be damned if I’ll be crammed on a bicycle built for two!

[@saltedmutton7269]

Thanks for the laugh!

[@mfadhilal-fatih1427]

What a realistic answer

[@incogniftoar3943]

Are the answer in song too?

[@goldenphonautogram6141]

Is this canon to the daisy bell lore?

[@spyaccount6396]

This is so beautiful and the audio quality adds an extra charm to it

[@housemouse4209]

Oh what an opportunity. I get to sing along someone who lived over a hundred years ago! Thank you. What a lovely song.

[@tenukjam99]

i asked google assistant whats her favorite song and she said this song xD

[@freya9300]

opal lapo saaame

[@thejummyjum6207]

Probably because it was the first song sang by a computer

[@popefrancis8153]

@@thejummyjum6207 yes it was sung by an ibm computer in 1961

[@youraverageartist1588]

IBM704 marked history.

[@TrepidRez]

@@youraverageartist1588 yes, it walked so Hatsune Miku could run

[@Thalia_Aquaticaa]

The fact that someone composed and sang this... it's jsut amazing. I'm tearing up. This was before the 20's... dang

[@ilalesana]

Actually didn't come here because of Scream, manga, or 2001. My mom used to sing this to me when I was little :P

[@lemotheemonemo]

+Lily Cunanan My dad did too...only to find out he learned of it from 2001 since that's the only part he sung. xD

[@stampycatfan01lol]

I came from an IBM 7094

[@cupcakelord0]

@@stampycatfan01lol same

[@zuskull1]

Daisy Bell was in _Scream_ ? I didn’t know that

[@WindowsitoVistaXPME7]

I came from IBM 7094 also.

[@NumberLore336]

0:37 best part

[@mouser7]

They really dont write songs like this anymore. I honestly wish they did. Call me an old timer, but I'm not. I just yearn for the simpler days of the past.

[@teecutie3471]

Mouser Genericname Me too

[@nergal7236]

Yea, I yearn for the time where everyone died at 20 and slavery was still a thing

[@bumblebot2458]

I kind of hate to be that guy, but you're thinking America pre-civil war. This is Gilded Era type stuff. An understandable misunderstanding, I guess, but I figured I'd point it out!

[@tadstrange1465]

The past wasn't simpler. Not at all.

[@hamburgerhelphand]

@french jesus stfu, don't bring in politics

[@TheJairjedi]

This sounds like something that would be in Bioshock.

[@RonWolfHowl]

Nah, too old

[@Gram5453]

Its in Bioshock's twin: We Happy Few

[@keianbrown8621]

NotKanye West true

[@Gram5453]

It felt like years since my last post for some reason

[@bri1085]

It really doesn't

[@gurtsgh]

i literally love this so much. It gives me nostalgia even though I wasn't around back then, it also just sounds really nice and creepy. I love that

[@gamer-fishyboi]

Harry Dacre in 1894: I hope this song goes good 100+ years later! 2023: scary tiktok song this comments like a year old please stop replying

[@FranTheOtherMan]

TikTok ❌ Gorilla Tag ✅

[@KapHead0310]

@@FranTheOtherManhi

[@Lightmodeblindsyou]

BOTH LOL

[@Jacktheeagle-m4x]

1984: Love song 1962-1964:Sang by first (AI??) Robot singer

[@aloysiusmarasigan2597]

My google assistant said that this song is her favorite song. wonderful!

[@joshispro345]

The first song that was ever sung by a computer was daisy bell it was sung by IBM 7094 in 1961 makes sense why your google assistant likes that song

[@red_five3325]

Is it HAL 9000?

[@nikobarnjak5374]

1894: 🎶 🎶🎶 1960s: Recorded from robotic computer 2021: TIKTOK 2022: MR INCREDIBLE BECOMING OLD

[@winterflies]

1894 and 1961 good

[@FranTheOtherMan]

2021: TikTok ❌ 2021: Gorilla Tag ✅

[@오상윤-s7u]

Only 1894 teens will remember the days when this song was superhot music like senorita...🔥

[@MS-FM2]

131 years later, this shit still slaps. no wonder they invented music just to listen to this

[@MsDill66]

I’ve never heard anything so worn out... I’m legit impressed.

[@zekeg6068]

There is the "Hungarian Dance" of 1889, by Johannes Brahms.

[@MsDill66]

Zeke G o

[@nadimrahman8842]

@@zekeg6068 E

[@arielle4834]

my boyfriend told me to listen to this, it’s beautiful, I love him.

[@ccsfstudios2321]

Still with him?

[@arielle4834]

@@ccsfstudios2321 she would have been if she was not sent away

[@ok-lo4ph]

@@arielle4834 what?

[@arielle4834]

@@ok-lo4ph my mom sent her away she was my older sister she went to mental hospital

[@ccsfstudios2321]

I’m sorry...

[@VX300]

I asked my Google Assistant to sing to me, and she open this up. She's amazing.

[@Itsme_xx123]

This song was made 165yr(the year 1857 or 1947) ago. The artist was Harry macre ithink. He died when he was 64. Meaning of song. The meaning of this song is that someone loved a girl called daisy,he said that he was half crazy all for my love for her. He said he couldn't afford a carriage and said you look sweet apon a seat of a bicycle made for two .He only wanted to marry the love of his life and wanting a bike for 2.Poor man this song was made from the war. And even he was born in England London and was British.

[@papaslocas5419]

You’re far off, the song was made 130 years ago in 1894

[@nadaherself7049]

Dengeki Daisy brought me here centuries later

[@snowbeer022]

XxAnimeGirlxX me too. the melody is beautiful.

[@nadaherself7049]

ikr

[@Annita33f]

+XxAnimeGirlxX seeing him sing this song... i almost cried...

[@AoiTsubasa]

+ShoujoPlanet Ikr? ;w; omg this will make me cry T^T

[@nadaherself7049]

yes

[@yuh1545]

my grandma used to sing this song to me and i forgot it for years and i just heard it again today

[@RCPBAKKER]

Amazing to hear! Specially knowing that this melody out of 1894 is being used as the chant of Feyenoord, football club in The Netherlands, and song by the tens of thousands supporters of this club in its stadium.

[@Ar1a_Rxse]

130 yrs passed by, we still listening💅

[@nnyang_k]

Why is this giving me nostalgic vibes.... It makes my spine tingle. I can imagine how the artist sang this, it gives me a weird, uneasy, but yet a really good feeling... I love it, feels great. :)

[@xxreddoge6985]

Same

[@williamguy5860]

Idk why but this makes me feel like i'm actually in the 1800's

[@SpookymidnightKyanite7]

It makes me feel like I’m right at home with this song I don’t even know why but it makes super happy in a way of like I’ve been there or something

[@GodsArtGallery111]

Me too.

[@KrisMcCauley]

This song is lit. Where is the trap remix at?

[@aaryashbharadwaj2812]

@@aljohnson2351 hes just joking...I hope...

[@prizmarvalschi1319]

Much doubt

[@PetroicaRodinogaster264]

My grandmother was named maryanne but everyone called her Daisy because she loved this song as a child. She died in her 80s but was Daisy until the very end.

[@SomeRandomGoober491]

The audio quality is somewhat unsettling but the lyrics are some of the most wholesome lyrics I’ve seen in a song

[@linus-clocksnmusic]

I have an antique music box from 1895 that plays this exact song!! It plays 5 other better known songs but that's one of my favorites on it. I can just imagine the first owners dancing and singing along to that pleasant song. I like the song, most people think it's creepy though

[@adrisolante4362]

I came here because of Dengeki no Daisy and my grandmother had a record of this and I decided to look at this song It's a very catchy song I can't keep it out of my head

[@fairytail360yd]

Oh my god thats so cool

[@BbBbBbBbBbBbA]

Please Weeaboo, would you please go to hell and never come back? ~A Normal Person

[@sarahdonahue8393]

ThatMilkshake 04 😑

[@dalewykoff7058]

Here is Daisy's response: Elmer, Elmer, this is my answer true. I'm half crazy but not for the love of you. If it won't be a stylish carriage, Forget about the marriage, 'Cause I'll be switched befor I'm hitched to a bicycle built for two. Dale Wykoff

[@speedhunter.slovakia7]

The fact that people who listened to this in 1890’s are already dead is terrifying. Rest in Peace

[@tiamarie6719]

My grandmother used to sing the chorus of this song to me when I was a kid. I never knew about the rest of it until now.

[@tenderlyone]

Same here; I never knew that he had versus because, every time I heard it, he was just a chorus. It’s a very pretty song that I can’t get out of my head now.

[@oppressedgamer5955]

Still sounds better than todays music lol

[@jessierussell8011]

I would have to agree with you the oldies music sound a whole lot better than today’s music today’s music really sucks it doesn’t go anywhere and it won’t be as timeless as this song is I would love to marry a girl named Daisy oh yes Daisy has brought me here LOL.

[@Sinstarclair]

That is Subjective, but there is some fact in your statement

[@Darkmodesinz]

Haha yeah

[@astrosasha]

boomer

[@coolguy7764]

not even close lol

[@izaicslinux6961]

This song is catchy and amazing at the same time. It has a long history to it. In 1961, the IBM 7094 became the first computer to "sing" a song which happened to be this, In the 1970s it was used in a electronic audio system test, And there was a program build for the commodore 64 which used the read/write head of the floppy disk drive. And then in 2001 in space Odyssey sung by hal 9000. The song when it first created also has a intresting explanation too, which is on wikipedia.

[@stevetheduck1425]

This not my anecdote, but imagine: a bunch of computer scientists and engineers have what they believe is a machine that will perform voice synthesis, what do they do? They teach it to sing an 1890s love song, creating a meme that now lasts 1892-present, at least 125 years.

[@xXxMusic_DruggiexXx]

Aww, the lyrics are so sweet! 💕 Now why did TikTok users have to go and turn this song into something creepy? ☹️

[@anxietywasfound7569]

My grandma use to sing this to me when I was younger, It always helped me fall asleep. Then when I found this and now know the name of this song it’s become my new favorite song :’)

[@corgifloofi4840]

if i ever have brain surgery, the kind where they keep you awake and talking I will start singing this to see who gets the HAL reference

[@anonymousx1101]

I sometimes think I was born in the wrong era. But I absolutely love classics; classic books, classic cars, classic music, so to hear this preserved piece of history makes me very happy.

[@AmamdaHull]

Imagine being at the live show so cool.

[@teekom7940]

am the only one who just knows the song? 0_0 my grandpa and grandma have a vinyl record of this and I listen to it sometimes

[@VenusFlorent]

Tom Komadowski Cool!

[@apprenticelibrarian]

This is so cool because I took a class on the history of pop culture and my professor did a whole unit on the romanticization of bicycles and cycling in the 1890s. They wrote romance novels, songs, art, poems, etc. It’s so cute!

[@paperboatboy]

i love the fact that someone was eating rice crispies right next to the phonograph when this was recorded

[@ARBCOOL07]

Imagine telling someone listening to this in 1894 that in 1961, just 67 years later, this song would be the first time something not living spoke and sang.