R.E.M. - "Losing My Religion" In Major Key

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R.E.M.'s famous ballad "Losing My Religion" digitally reworked with a major scale. The original song is in A minor. So in the middle section, when it goes to a chord rooted in the 6th scale degree, it goes into an F major chord.
This edited version places the song into A major so when the middle section goes to the respective chord on its 6th scale degree it makes an F# minor chord.

[@toxic_teaaa7810]

Maintaining my religion

[@antikoerper256]

laughed out loud this is awesome

[@bigol9223]

Funny stuff

[@LordVader1094]

+Danielle Souris Why paganism tho.

[@pissbaby7306]

toxic_teaaa hey i know you from instagram its me flannelboi69

[@MrPoupard]

clever comment - and damned funny too!

[@Sunny37o7]

This is like uncanny valley for your ears

[@avedic]

lol....well put

[@soaribb32]

Sunny37o7 what does "uncanny" means?

[@deffdefying4803]

@@soaribb32 strange/weird and mysterious, especially in a creepy way

[@roninpharaoh]

Best description

[@Darticus42]

João Vítor specifically, uncanny valley refers to when something isn't quite close enough to human, normal, etc. to be acceptable, but not strange or mysterious (uncanny) enough to "suspend disbelief" and accept that it's not the real thing. So people are left in this really confused or ambiguous state that they don't know how to make sense of, which freaks some people out It's a common explanation for why people hate clowns, dolls, humanoid robots, etc., but also things like distorted music that people are used to experiencing a certain way

[@thebenexperience]

Losing my Religion is filmed in front of a live studio audience.

[@iamhocus]

that is fucking good

[@MedalionDS9]

They were planning to use Shiny Happy People by REM for the FRIENDS theme once

[@taquito2606]

I would pay entry and toss toonies on the stage, not even loonies

[@BaseballPlayer0]

That would have ruined the song

[@danielwilkins7509]

Also, starring Jason Batemen, from Arrest and Development🙂.

[@freezerounds]

This sounds like it's fighting to stay in minor key.

[@Jade-k7]

good way of putting it

[@matthewmeno5279]

Yeah it does!

[@ansersoftware4463]

That's our brain trying to predict what comes next and failing

[@autodidactpolymath1851]

​@@ansersoftware4463correct, also the major and minor keys share a lot of notes so not every note has been changed.

[@danielwilkins7509]

This sounds like he's fighting, to stay in God's good graces.

[@annaadams9706]

That's me in the corner :D That's me in the spot :D light :D

[@mewkid156]

EXACTLY OMG

[@notsleepas8643]

lmao

[@handsomebrick]

I thought that I heard you laughing, I thought that I heard you sing!

[@arthur2008100]

exactly what ?

[@iogrant311]

oh no I've said too much (tee hee)

[@Daretobestupider]

In this happy version, the theme is simply trying to figure out where you put your gosh darned religion, and in the end it turns out it was in your other pants all along, and everyone laughs together before fading out.

[@entertain7us148]

pls i cant breathe

[@brucewallis891]

Actually, I think it sounds more sinister than the minor key version.

[@fatmike01]

@@brucewallis891 no, its only becomes sinister when i ask you to reach in my pocket to see if my religion is in there ;)

[@liam1558]

Don't forget that it ends with a freeze frame.

[@mtndewmslayer2564]

It sounds more to me like hated his religion because he had a bad history and now he is an atheist and is embracing it

[@astridproudfoot]

This is a good example of emotion in the voice when singing, because even though the song sounds happy, his voice still sounds sad/melancholy

[@Lilian040210]

The music is happy but his voice sounds like he's about to cry xD

[@SladeBallard]

Keeping my Religion.

[@TheCarlos206]

+SladeBallard looool

[@Nipponing]

+SladeBallard Please don't.

[@z1ph0n3]

+SladeBallard keeping my religion :D

[@Nipponing]

Zibri Like an idiot.

[@z1ph0n3]

+Swedish Otaku I agree :D I just thought about the title :D

[@piratetele]

Kind of reminds me of the Smiths.

[@MarkNealon]

Doctor Thomas that's exactly what I was thinking!

[@P.Whitestrake]

Exactly, bro!

[@BrianJilgMusic]

The Happy Smiths.

[@Daryllishere]

Yes lol

[@miguelmarquez4192]

Thank you for identifying what i hated about this. It was like horseradish in my jello lmfao just bad....pah! I love you rem and cool experiment tho!

[@soot9839]

six years later, still one of the best musical edits i have ever found. this haunts me every single day. thank you.

[@RicoLen1]

I listen to this song frequently too. I have partly because of this version started trying to find other songs played differently. Postmodern Jukebox is great for this. Hailey Reinhart sings the best version of Creep I've ever heard. Most recently I've been addicted to I Want It That Way played in the style of Alice in Chains. Suddenly it sounds like it's about Layne's addiction to Heroin, and the guy performing the song does a fantastic impression of both Jerry Cantrell AND Layne Staley.

[@Cynder757]

This sounds like the song played at the very last episode of a loved series that's finally come to an end; the end is lovely but you're sad it's ending. Bittersweet

[@MikeSparksMusic]

Cynder757 Perfect Explanation!

[@noelleholiday7889]

Yea :(

[@sauronmauron6965]

So How i Met Your Mother basically

[@danielwilkins7509]

Like the last episode, of MALCOLM IN THE MIDDEL, or, YOUNG SHELTON?😲.

[@nikker1985]

Somehow it is even sadder.

[@IHeartNoise]

I think its the opposite - it sounds very hopeful and reassuring.

[@soaribb32]

I Heart Noise / Ilya S that's why it's sadder

[@gabsy_ferreira]

Sounds sadder cause it becomes more uncanny

[@skoto8219]

Sad major-key songs can really reel you in and deliver a gut punch. Two-Headed Boy Part 1 (Neutral Milk Hotel) is a major key song that I've never been able to play through without breaking down - usually within the first minute lol

[@endriu55]

I wouldnt say it's sadder this way but it definitely sounds more disturbing and uncanny somehow and kinda ironic.

[@GinInTeaCups93]

Its both more cheerful and more sad. It sounds like you're sat around drunk in a corner having had your life gone wrong but you're still smiling through tears and constantly saying 'everything fine HAHA EVERYTHINGS FINE'

[@Stbuster31]

Hahah it sounds like soft rock that has an emo twinge in the 2000s

[@Iantorchwood94]

Michael Stipe's vocal style in the te sounds sad In the end, it's kinda bittersweet

[@jwh2f]

It's the dream version of the song. Fuzzy around the edges

[@shrekonion8307]

wtf i left the wonderful world videi because everyone was saying shit like "this sounds like his daughter was raped and killed and he lost his wife to a tragic accident which started ww3 and hes the only left" its so stupid

[@indigoziona]

Spot on!

[@garethbishop]

I love REM and I love Losing My Religion, and I think this is actually great. It’s still kinda melancholy - like you’re saying goodbye to a good friend, but at the end of the day you’re happy to have been friends.

[@objective_psychology]

Lyrics: Oh life is smaller It's smaller than you And you are like me The lengths that I won't go to The nearness in your eyes Good, I've said just enough I set it off That's me in the center That's me in the shadows Gaining my religion Trying to fall off from you And I know that I can do it Oh yeah, I've said enough I haven't said too much I knew that I heard you laughing I knew that I heard you sing I know I knew I saw you try Every holler, of every sleeping hour I don't choose my confessions Trying to keep my eyes off you Like a happy, clear-minded sage, sage Oh yeah, I've said enough I set it off Consider this… Consider this the tease of the century Consider this the win That brought me off my knees, succeeded What if all these realities come flailing around? Now I've said … just enough I knew that I heard you laughing I knew that I heard you sing I know I knew I saw you try And that was not a dream That was not a dream That's me in the center That's me in the shadows Gaining my religion Trying to fall off from you And I know that I can do it Oh yeah, I've said enough I haven't said too much I knew that I heard you laughing I knew that I heard you sing I know I knew I saw you try And that was not a dream Try, spry, fly, high That was not a dream Not a dream Not a dream, dream

[@ADeeSHUPA]

あっぷ

[@IfUfindthisURlost]

If only, somewhere in this crazy, mixed-up world, there was an award for your hard work!

[@mgueni]

It's like a very dear old friend has suddenly been told he in fact ISN'T actually dying.

[@Kineitheology]

So true! love this

[@deffdefying4803]

"Turns out you were just sleeping"

[@Prep5242]

we are not dying! we are going to live forever!

[@shippo4ever101]

After all his spending has been spent

[@runningcoyote9972]

lol, you made my day

[@n7275]

"losing one's religion" is southern USA slang for losing your cool or breaking down. The lyrics are about being at the end of your rope because someone doesn't love you back. The major key works so well for this when the melody descends rather than ascends.

[@MAMRetro]

Finally, an overall educated comment regarding major key LMR. Thank you!

[@madeleine6866]

Oh damn, I never really knew the meaning of this song, because I thought it might have been about a relationship breaking down, but the religion bit threw me off since I didn't know what it meant lol. We need this phrase in the UK lmao, thanks!

[@Meurth]

the melody descends? what does that mean, which part does that refer to?

[@Manas-co8wl]

Holy shit thanks for enlightening me

[@laubowiebass]

Matthew Hume Thanks, I didn’t know !

[@joeyadesantis]

This is absolutely beautiful. I feel like I’m hearing this song for the first time, seeing an old friend after many years

[@erics9511]

I've listened to this song for almost thirty years, and the turn at 2:18 from the original song still slays me, 5 years after hearing this.

[@forshizzlemywizzle]

Surprisingly enjoyable.

[@aaronmatthews8605]

Atheism always is...

[@RelativelyBest]

It isn't actually about atheism, though. "Losing my religion" is a Southern American expression that means something like losing your temper, turning uncivil or being at the end of your rope. The song is really about unrequited love, according to the singer himself.

[@avedic]

Shows you what a perfectly written song it is....that it works perfectly even with this alteration applied.

[@_words_]

avedic Haha yeah, seems so! :-p

[@Mr.Obongo]

Aaron Matthews Lol of course you fedora tippers would cream their pants over this song. You hear the lyrics “losing my religion” and suddenly it becomes the atheist national anthem lol, when really you look like a bunch of idiots to the people who are familiar with the phrase. Taking things out of context for the purpose of self glorifying yourselves lol, typical for your type of atheists.

[@drewgehringer7813]

>when you have clinical depression, but also a good weed hookup

[@shayZero]

So relatable

[@mes8490]

that's pretty accurate

[@billjamal4764]

You called me out

[@gandalfthegrey7135]

I don't want to be called out like that.

[@ToxicTurquoise454]

Remove yourself.

[@jackkoffin1]

It's not happy, exactly. It's more like, "I'm troubled, but I'm hopeful and confident that things will get better."

[@Dannyboy92701]

I feel like that’s the best way to describe how this song feels in major key

[@boscorner]

This is incredible. Such a complex mood. Like it feels like holding on to that last bit of hope that everything might be ok even though the worlds crumbling around you. Or someone realizing the beauty in their suffering and kind of longing for sadness in a way, just to feel something.

[@RussianVarg]

Sounds like The Cure :-)

[@Necrobadger]

+Roman Kokarev I agree. Losing religion DOES sound like the cure.

[@user-vg8xq3ck8j]

Friday, I'm in love

[@denisenova7494]

Actually not. More like The Smiths.

[@slowmikespace]

in which world? haha

[@jamesscott7213]

I’m not sure about that.

[@buffypython]

You should make a minor version of Shiny Happy People & call it Dull Sad People.

[@shune84]

xD good one.

[@walkingmonument]

Dull sad animals

[@bluntcunt]

Coldplay already exists.

[@auto--]

matte melancholic folk

[@FIXTREME]

@@bluntcunt I think A-Ha would be a more appropriate example

[@robertcornhole5197]

>Record scratch >Freeze frame >"Soooo yeah, that's me in the corner..."

[@andro99991]

Just a brief explanation - "losing his/her religion doesn't have anything to do with going to church, believing in God etc...It means going crazy, being at wit's end. Brits would say "losing his marbles". There are a lot of comments mentioning church, god, actual religion, Christianity etc...that's why I reacted.

[@liammurphy7140]

I sang along and was surprised at how my voice responded to the difference. Very enjoyable. Thank you.

[@BrianJilgMusic]

Me too.. i couldn't help it.. was very infectious!

[@garrettmiller64]

Same. Did some killer backgrounds haha.

[@chaziast]

I am too!

[@crimsonking440]

For real. I have only listened to this high but did they edit the vocal track at all or was it simply the effect of the music being in a different key? It sounds like its sung completly different

[@yiopanda6014]

wow that’s really weird.

[@theskv21]

That diminished chord, though.

[@josephg9465]

Even songs in major keys have occasional minor and/or diminished chords. :-)

[@croushnaff]

absolutely!!!

[@alazeta0al9]

I believe it should be replaced, but it doesn't sound so bad!

[@andrewc4112]

It just sounds like a V7 chord, though. Works really well.

[@alazeta0al9]

Quod Erat Demonstrandum Well, like a V7 without its fundamental tune xD

[@jpalantorio3577]

Original Key: ''I don't want to die'' Major Key: ''Tell Mom I love her''

[@perennionsocial4043]

Sounds like someone trying to smile while they’re burning in hell.

[@danielwilkins7509]

They're smiling while burning, because somebody, they love very much, is actually going TO heaven🙂.

[@TheMountainHowl]

I swear to god this sounds sadder.

[@micahgoodwin3513]

As someone else commented, it sounds like someone who desperately is sad, but is putting on a brave face. Far sadder.

[@1djpunk]

what God? hes completely lost it

[@luisandaluz2183]

nope

[@Bellocks1]

I agree.

[@radioactivehalfrhyme]

Micah Goodwin Pretty sure that one’s called “Shiny Happy People.”

[@anita42853]

"Major scale" does not always means "happy mood". You can even see a happy person and feel pity or sorrow for him/her. Something more or less similar happens with this curious version... I think.

[@bentramer682]

I think sad songs that put on a happy tune is better because it's more realistic

[@kelliestenzelgolf]

Root to minor third sounds quite sad, but is still in a major key.

[@derbar7051]

It is annoying to say that the major key is "happy" for sure. It's just one of the only ways to describe the effect of the key to novices / non-musicians (IMO). I think it's very much connected to stereotypical associations we have in tonal music.

[@nitroxylictv]

I cant tell the difference anymore. I have listened to both so much.

[@mantoinedelarosbil]

This is my favorite minor-major key change ever. Almost prefer this version than the original. Good job.

[@Kartmanox]

Finding My Religion!!!!!! (L)

[@vincentpalmqvist6815]

How is that possibly a good thing?

[@Kartmanox]

I was lost... i found the light, i found God, (not my case)

[@hotelmario510]

Vincent Palmqvist Careful bro, I could cut myself on your edges.

[@highestsettings]

hotelmario510 He's not being edgy by acknowledging that religion is a bad thing, that's just called being a rational human being. Having said that, he's also an idiot for having not gotten the joke. So who knows, maybe he is edgy and doesn't even understand why religion is bad? It's just one of life's mysteries.

[@highestsettings]

***** Wow, such a clever joke you did there. Someone take him to the nearest burn ward. Religion is pretty shit, it's made purely for the purposes of thought control (this is bad and you'll go to hell if you do it, or this is good and you'll go to heaven if you do it. It's called conditioning) and for acquiring money. People who need religion to get through their day to day lives are emotionally stunted people. As well as the fact that they can't have thought about it very much, because in actuality if god DID exist, he's a massive cunt. Yeah I know there's that starving 6 year old in Africa, whose sat in a mud hut surrounded by piles of dead bodies that used to be his family. They died of a combination of aids and malaria, but he doesn't know what to do about it so he's just kind of sat there absorbing the smell. Meanwhile he's got a parasite feeding off of his eyes and he too has aids and malaria. He's certain to die unhappy, miserable, starving and alone. But at least I got an A on my English test right? Thanks god, I couldn't have done it without you!

[@micahnewman]

At 1.25 speed it's a pretty peppy pop song!

[@daddyleon]

I love what a little thing as speed can to to totally transform a song,

[@KanyeTroll]

1.5x speed is even better

[@daddyleon]

did you consider 2x?

[@johnappleseed8369]

Holy shit you're right

[@Brytons_Thoughts]

Sounds like early R.E.M. Lmao.

[@skepticalshrek]

I love this! I wish there was a song like this ...same chord progression and sad lyrics

[@Mr.Obongo]

Damn this sounds even better than the normal version and I didn’t think that was possible...

[@eddiegness]

People who are saying that this version is "worse than the original" just don't get it. This is more of a musical experiment more than an attempt to show up the original. The results, needless to say, are most intriguing indeed. However, to say that it is better or worse than REM's original is pretty much comparing apples to oranges.

[@desolatefox]

Yes, they miss the point. This is a *very* interesting experiment, as you call it. How can one change cause us to interpret a song differently? This sounds so much happier, like someone waiting and hoping for their love to come around and join them.

[@jesusbrunomontesbugarin8222]

I actually think its better

[@mathrawkerlastname5734]

Eddie G it is an experiment. And just like when you were 4 and decided to experiment by combining your peanut butter sandwich and milk into one dish, it's very very bad. To do this properly, form a band and play it that way. Can't play music? Then get out of the studio. Period.

[@Gasoline85]

Jesus Bruno Montes Bugarin Me too.

[@Manas-co8wl]

It goes without saying it's an experiment. Doesn't mean we can't express a personal opinion about the outcome.

[@Rascaduanok]

That is incredible! I honestly thought that a major scale would make this song more uplifting, and yet it still sounds downtrodden and confused. I love it!

[@fran33333]

song in minor key: "Losing my religion" song in major key: "I go to church every day"

[@DJWarwing]

When you come to terms with your own self worth and find the resolution within you to love and believe in yourself, and therefore you leave your faith behind and focus your life on your own living and your own worldly view with content Losing your religion to make room for faith in yourself

[@NomNomImmaEatYoFace]

I think it sounds incredibly happy and uplifting. It contrasts beautifully with the songs real meaning. I love this version, i can't stop listening.

[@Ryusuta]

"I'm losing my religion... and I'm okay with that."

[@tallyrc]

This is so incredible. Thank you people who are good at such esoteric things. Thank you...

[@eddierey5202]

I love this more than I should, it's beautiful.

[@anita42853]

We all know that "the happy memories are sadder than any others".

[@Chonps]

highly suggest playing it in the 1.25 speed ;)

[@alxkitsch]

Ana Chonps YES

[@NoudlePipW]

Ana Chonps oooo way better

[@doctajuice]

Ana Chonps almost sounds like a dave matthews song

[@benjamincutler956]

Ana Chonps haha! that's awesome!

[@thechemical92]

+Ana Chonps A-Ha - Take on me!

[@cyandinomashups]

Now it sounds like the atheists anthem.

[@sammykewlguy]

He sounds so liberated!

[@annehaight9963]

I can't stop listening to this. It's so intense as an upbeat song.

[@FlyTechVideos]

This is so beautiful...

[@davidgilmour1537]

~You can do whatever you like with my image, my music, remix it, re-release it, whatever... just never make me boring~ Isaac Newton (Electricity inventor), 890 a.C.

[@jaronax]

I actually really enjoy this version

[@axelparidon]

listen to this simultaneously with the original version. thank me later for the nightmares.

[@ChirpyKate]

It has a slight melancholic feel to it, like he's happy but a little sad too

[@matthewjackman8410]

I always thought this track made me imagine a working stiff in an office coming home every night and slowly wondering what the point of life was, depressed and lost. This version sounds like what he would sing while at work if he could, putting on a brave face, and it is somehow even more sad. As if there is something deeper than the song its self going on in his mind.

[@alexarias5717]

This os actually moving me deeply. It almost feels like a lost memory /call back to their beautifully uplifting music from their earlier years. My god the nostalgia of those earlier records...

[@MessengerAndrew]

So good. It's like an 90s pop rock song.

[@ccrussianclub]

The original was already like that.

[@Pseudonymonic]

Is it wrong that I prefer this version?

[@mozgerda4241]

it is goodversion! I prefer this :D I'm the smiths fan too...and it sounds...

[@darthivory]

I actually kind of prefer this version, but that's just me.

[@renegadewolf961]

What's funny, the lyrics can be interpreted as both happy and sad. And the major and minor keys prove that

[@amandalaci8212]

I do too 😂

[@cl9826]

Yeah this is better, I agree

[@daisyfields1]

I find this much more sad and heart wrenching than the original. Is something wrong with me? Lol

[@gemmasuryokamarasti1734]

nah, you're not alone

[@STi_Studios]

Still my first and best cd to ever have been purchased. And finding this now like 30 years later or something makes it soooo much better 😂

[@nicolasaravena9724]

Remind me The Smiths

[@TheMountainHowl]

the saddest kind of major key!

[@Cobalt_Colonel]

Man... This was already an emotional song & this feels like it just made it even more so.. Reminds me of Cold. Sad songs sung in a... lying to yourself kinda tone. Makes it even sadder that it's sung so happily.. As if you have no hope, but you say that you do. Makes my tear up.

[@aleisterdavisalt8477]

I love it when MER plays this song. Maintaining my Religion is amazing.

[@freekvonk8586]

The corner he is in sounds pretty lit now

[@DClover411]

just as nice as the original. I usually don't like songs put to major, but this is good

[@TamuzVentrue]

Really interesting, and yeah, more sad because it sounds resigned.

[@ajuntapall8860]

It still sounds sad. Finally, proof that key isn't everything.

[@jlm14jlm]

How strange! It felt like I was singing along, word for word, with a song I'd never heard before. Thankyou.

[@ElizabethEinspanier]

Bump it up to 1.25 speed and it sounds like the REM that did "Shiny Happy People".

[@pmangano]

loool

[@GeoffreyGentryMusic]

Funny thing is that both songs are on the same album.

[@MikeSparksMusic]

Very accurate

[@scottg9258]

It's so upbeat now. It's very odd, but catchy.

[@Silvera-Avian]

I actually love that first chord shift, it's got a nice transition to it.

[@louismassey881]

Knowing that it's actually a heartbreaking song being made to sound happy is the best thing about this version

[@amandaduckett4551]

that's me in the corner :D that's me in the spot :D light :D losing my religion :D :D

[@Pazzystar]

Reach out and touch faith.

[@_words_]

enkhe-amgalano b I'll make you a believer! :-p

[@QuintetMagician]

Finally, a version of this song that won't make me cry!

[@arielandy2286]

Wow... this sounds beautiful... a song that sounds good in both major and minor...

[@francescobentivegna9770]

Sounds like The Smiths

[@GeoffreyGentryMusic]

Yes! It does sound like There is a Light!

[@mandigomez3284]

I was thinking the sameee

[@e2471]

Sounds almost victorious hahaha

[@juliagp345]

it's amazing how you have changed half-steps to whole steps to fit it in the major key... this is a masterpiece!!

[@killmenowprettyprett]

This like when you lose faith in someone and you’re a little bummed out but realise that it’s the healthiest thing for you and are grateful for that

[@IHeartNoise]

Holding on to my religion

[@abednadir2134]

Hail Odin, Lord of Asgard, Warrior and wanderer, valiant and wise, You to whom all the gods of Asgard look, Sky Father on the eight-legged steed, You who traded an eye for wisdom And ruled a turbulent realm, Give us the wisdom to accept The twists and turns of Fate Even as you surrendered yourself To the mercies of the Norns.

[@MADALANMAC]

Saw the link for this on AOL this morning and frankly thought it would be sh*te but wow, what a great job. This is one of those songs you think shouldn't be messed with as it's an all time classic but if truth be told I actually prefer this mix. Top job MajorScaled. This is simply stunning.

[@GPBraaten]

A good crossover of this song. Proves that it is a great song no matter how it's conveyed.

[@handsomebrick]

Look at that happy guy dancing and singing!

[@HotSauceBear]

IT'S SO WEIRD! MY BRAIN IS TRYING TO DECIDE WHETHER TO ACCEPT THE WEIRDNESS OF THIS SONG OR JUST DIE!

[@sadmince]

sounds like a Cure or Smiths song

[@ealing456]

The part from 3:08 is very Cure.

[@donkeyears4704]

that's more interesting than most of the key change videos i've come across. there's a hopefulness to the chorus that changes the singer's outlook and involvement on what's happened. it took me a few seconds to get with the song and sing along in the same key because it's really hard not to drop back into the familiar minor key.

[@relaxedman7595]

God bless you guys

[@xanderskullion]

I wanna hear Morrissey sing this veirson haha

[@AgosJoBros]

omg this is amazing! I loved the sound

[@Waluiginumberone]

Honestly this sounds sadder than the original. I love it

[@sammykewlguy]

I don’t know why, but the theme song to Friends comes to mind when I hear this. So cheery!

[@98.11Deet]

I like it better this way.

[@MDoucet]

I'm always fascinated by these.

[@trailerwager8850]

Dan Moritz here here!

[@endriu55]

@M. Doucet I don't know what it is about them but I also am.

[@princesspop123]

Me too lol

[@francepo]

Sounds like a Phil Collins song now!

[@HLakin98]

francepo nah this is actually good.

[@Kruegerisgod]

@@HLakin98 Phil Collins is better than those artists already mentioned here

[@richardrichard5409]

I love this version

[@Rafa22498]

These kind of major key videos are my new religion