Four chords that made a million - porcupine tree music video

our own version
Four chords made a million, and four video clips made a million.

[@kushisaac]

the fact that little kids like Porcupine Tree means there is hope for the world after all :)

[@fayaballard]

This is awesome!!! So young and listening to such a great music :) All my respect guys. The video is funny and I think it really matches the meaning of the song itself.

[@mukmewx]

This is the best thing Ive seen in awhile. Well to be honest I didn't watch the whole thing, but if you like PT this much, you simply kick-ass. To everyone who doesn't like this video, you simply don't know the meaning of the word fun, and I hate you.

[@armor57]

Yeahhhhhh that's the Way !!!

[@PragueMeddler]

"Four Chords That Made a Million" is a song by Porcupine Tree off their album 'Lightbulb Sun'. The meaning of the title is the idea (and the fact) that there are four main chords that are used in TONS of songs...a million, according to Porcupine Tree.

[@bvonk13]

Kushiac is very right. I'm glad little guys are rocking to some good music. Where are you guys from? Europe? Because no one here except me and the people I told about PT know them.

[@tris2tp]

Very Funny I like!

[@Vyran]

Funny stuff. I like the super-hero "drummer."

[@PurpleSparks17]

whoa...........

[@cybersphere]

By Jove Sir, you've certainly put the peasants in their place. Toodle Pip.

[@lobitoblanco1211]

love your creativity!!!

[@11daddona]

o and i agree with "kushisaac" it so true

[@SimenTheDeamon]

i.. i just feel so sad for you guys, i must be har going through life realizing this is the thing that made you virigns for life..

[@Thepunchdownking]

Toasted

[@proghead00]

Why am i so late

[@11daddona]

lmao nice:P

[@platinumdynamite]

I think the song refers to songs like Smells Like Teen Spirit and Creep and other songs that simply use 4 chords and 'make a million'.

[@davidwilson6577]

I came from nearly a decade and a half in the future to tell you that you're wrong. Slightly. It's not the amount of chords that are used - you can make great music with just one chord. Or even no chords (eg. Me and Gun by Tori Amos). It's that a large percentage of the biggest hit songs for the last half a century have used four specific chords in the same sequence. See '4 Chords' by Axis of Awesome for a very entertaining example.

[@WoWAlly1]

this is fantastic

[@HrafnkelHarthrathi]

Well done!

[@WickedAI]

I have a degree from Harvard. (stuffy english voice) And I think this video is stupendous. The ignorant masses need to be educated about your superior awesomeness. Cheers cheers! Bravo lads Bravo! This type of behavior should be encouraged.

[@5n1p3rSmoke]

lol all u haters out there heres a new flash... no one cares what u think .. k?

[@idioticstuff]

is this a orginal video or made by some fools..?

[@arphaxad000]

@happygleason eastern united states

[@araul661]

que bueno que no te gusta bad bunny pero asi de hace 14 años

[@patrickbrokenmirror]

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[@5n1p3rSmoke]

mhm ya kl i guess

[@djflatline04]

epic fail

[@startmoneymotorsports]

wtf???

[@relevance13]

fail