Creating Music Using The Fibonacci Sequence

[@PaulDavids]

🙌WOW! Your piece is gonna get stuck in my head the next few weeks... Fibonacci would've been proud.

[@jurek1480]

Hey Paul! When you did a video about acoustic guitar songs you played "Nobody knows you when you are down and out". Can you make a tutorial on it. You could even make tabs and try something new for your channel.

[@CShellStudio]

A Paul Davids video about the golden ratio coming out at the exact same time as this one. I sense some collusion! Edit: posted this before I saw the video. Called it! Love the collaboration!

[@nickburmanmusic]

Paul Davids According to my feed, you BOTH published videos on the same subject at the same time. This has to mean something!

[@nickburmanmusic]

Cody Shell Haha you noticed that too? Freaky hey?

[@alexanderallegra432]

All basic musical ratios are based off Fibonacci numbers. Music itself is a product of sacred geometry and ratios. 144 is in the octave of 432hz which is mathematically more sound than 440hz. Natural geometry is formed in base 9 like 432hz (4+3+2=9). Watch Robert Edward Grant a polymath expert who can prove 432hz is more sound, and it’s been used for all of human history until 1940. The grand gallery in the great pyramid in Giza is a room tuned to 432hz, it was used for sacred healing purposes. Waters most pleasing frequency is 432 and 90% of your body is water.

[@hankm7013]

This is the song that will be played in the end credits of the world

[@Kreioftze]

You mean at the end of 2020

[@tiziocaio7115]

Most accurate comment ever

[@shaunw9270]

😂😂🤣🎸

[@axellonngren]

Written and directed by Quentin Tarantino

[@montlejohnbojangles8937]

Just gonna point out at the time of reading this he has 666k subs too. 😂

[@sherlockbatmanholmes892]

This sounds like it could be the soundtrack to a Pixar short.

[@kingbumi3418]

true

[@namssab98]

I had the exact same thought

[@nick3718]

holy shit

[@groovemoustache]

Or like an acoustic cover of a Super Mario song.

[@shamaur6951]

Specifically Toy Story

[@inviaggioconbene]

Great! I'm an Italian teacher in high school, and tomorrow I'm going to conclude my lesson about "Fibonacci, Nature and Art" with some seconds of your music for my students! Thank you!!!

[@thehunter6088]

Coool

[@CDJF1]

Just show them and play them Lateralus by the band Tool

[@TheCthtoNicfLy]

So you,, teach italian? Or your from Italy? But your still in HS. I just get confused after the first sentence.

[@leonardoalmeida6786]

@@TheCthtoNicfLy sh*t, bro he is an itallian teacher who gives music classes in highschool

[@TheCthtoNicfLy]

@@leonardoalmeida6786 oooooooohh

[@jadeenglene]

The piano already is build as a Fibonacci-sequence: You have 13 keys repeating itself in an octave - grouped in 8 whites - 5 blacks - which are divided in 3 and 2... Simply because the piano is build around the harmony of a major-scale. The list goes on and on with nature, bees, plants, cones, pineapples and even in design: bottles, magazines, paintings, proportion of guitars, microphones, human body, human face...It’s a neverending mindblowing sequence 😊

[@lopamudraray4571]

Now I find somebody talking sense. You are right. Indian classical dances are based on beats that sound similar.

[@yriamruiz3819]

Bro you have cosmic size brain omg

[@jadeenglene]

@@yriamruiz3819 Hardly 😅 But thanks anyway ❤

[@timinoh9892]

This universe is amazingly fine tuned... Crazy

[@SharkSalesman90]

@@lopamudraray4571 yeah you're right

[@pixxieboii2916]

Mathematician : Fibonacci Sequence Tool Fans : Lateralus

[@bodielancaster7952]

Hella true

[@rhettC5]

Exactly my thoughts

[@paytoncameron4633]

Exactly what I thought when I saw this

[@RhiannonSaraGypsy]

I know the pieces fit!🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼

[@paytoncameron4633]

@@RhiannonSaraGypsy that’s schism, focus on learning what song fits

[@feminico2613]

"Wait it was all country music?" "Always has been"

[@reubenshiflet]

Sup Dio

[@salamatiyam2408]

sorry dio, you're about 4 parts too early

[@lol-kz6db]

@@salamatiyam2408 DOJA

[@biggamba06]

Wait that means Tool's Lateralus is... *Oh no*

[@NMPIN]

And if you play it backwards your dog and wife come back and the bank gives you back the farm 😁

[@JSX2154]

samuraiguitarist: “I’m going to create music using the Fibonacci Sequence. Maynard Keenan: *Breathes heavily in 6/8 time*

[@alexeypolevoybass]

In 7/8 or 13/8, that's way more typical for him

[@PhilipNikola]

@@alexeypolevoybass by this point tool would play 1846292/3 time signature and it wouldn't be surprising.

[@EnDeRBeaT]

In 16/9

[@harry_mair]

3/4

[@markosvafeas]

6/8 sure is an unusably complex time signature

[@toshirokigai]

It sounds like you got a friend in me in a parallel universe

[@betterclone9521]

Is that a.......... FUCKING JOJO REFERENCE

[@ryanbertelli]

dying.

[@shays7815]

I thought of Toy Story... LOL

[@gabriellarrubia1006]

Mickey Mouse sees and knows all

[@erikfinkel2717]

Into The Newmanverse!

[@perciusmandate]

Black Then White are All I see In my infancy Red and yellow then came to be Reaching out to me Lets me see

[@Ham_Lad46290]

Bro this needs more likes

[@perciusmandate]

@CJ Sheppard It's the lyrics to Lateralus by Tool

[@mikedunn9313]

@CJ Sheppard if you like the sould of them then your gonna love when you count out the syllables. Skip the 0 but 1 1 2 3 5 8 5. Its not the only time the Fibonacci sequence shows up but its one of my favorite parts

[@auntjemima8873]

@@perciusmandate Lol I think they know

[@ofangelsanarchists2386]

Not really relevant...

[@xfreeworld4563]

There’s enough comments about Tool here to fill a toolbox.

[@dwreck]

tfw when tool fans are literally tools themselves...

[@zaynebonshire3900]

omfg

[@k1xnt]

@@dwreck so, most tool fans then. it takes a shallow person to think tool is anything special

[@_wayneman_]

Well, I don't know if the pieces would fit into the toolbox.

[@CYB0T9]

Lol

[@brianspenst1374]

This ended up sounding like a mix of 1970s country and 1890s ragtime.

[@punpunpunyama9271]

sounds like mississippi john hurt fused with michael hurley

[@groovemoustache]

Koji Kondo would be proud of that!

[@GiggityGoo205]

Reminded me of Grateful Dead

[@warningchimes24]

yeah, that's Chet Akins for you!

[@oharryc]

Tool: Write that down! Write that down!!

[@ThorsShadow]

You do realise Lateralus came out years ago, right? They wouldn't have to write down anything as they already did this. Still, have a nice day. Stay safe.

[@PennSeggsyBoi]

@@ThorsShadow this joke went so far over your head it hit the new world trade center.

[@francochialvo]

@@ThorsShadow r/whooosh

[@dhamcaleb8684]

ThorsShadow i have never seen a joke flew over someone's head that high that the person became the fun guy at party

[@MrKarmapolice97]

ThorsShadow that was a joke bud!

[@omkarsukthankar7371]

“This could be the music that could solve all world’s problems” KZbin plays ads with music

[@owencrow4432]

As I’m reading this I get an ad

[@Rover79]

Tool's been doing this for a long time. Danny Carey is heavily influenced by Enochian ..."stuff" and most of this "math rock" they're known for comes from his personal beliefs.

[@danielbeotich1664]

🥱

[@dreameshuggah12]

Absolutely true... wonder how many people actually know that.

[@matheuwright]

For those of us who don't know it can u recommend a link to something like that?

[@w_stew8912]

@@matheuwright listen to the song Lateralus It’s based on the Fibonacci sequence

[@chuckhasballs]

I think Rush did it too.

[@madtiboysen5397]

"A bar with 21/8 sounds like too much " . 7empest by Tool enters the chat.

[@jaayy.steele]

Dude that song is a masterpiece.

[@jiesus2596]

Tru.

[@callactm14]

Tool is for a fool

[@claytonkramer7234]

21/4

[@tm196]

Was searching for Tool in the comments and I'm quite surprised it wasn't Lateralus mentioned. That song actually does have the Fibonacci sequence in the rhythm of the verse. "Black/And/White are/All I see"...

[@akm1177]

This is how Steel Ball Run's soundtrack would be made.

[@neonriot8614]

oh, i see you’re a man of culture as well

[@doub1e_b1ink77]

*DIO*

[@diegosanmartin7009]

I mean, yeah

[@GutterJon]

GYROOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

[@sebastianverdugo2014]

I thought I would never get to see a jojoke in this channel

[@yoursensei8837]

Look at all us Tools in the comments.

[@Bucko99]

Stop

[@TobeyFairre7861]

@@Bucko99 *no*

[@tastefulsubstance]

Lateralus is a masterpiece

[@GiantFromTartaria]

All I see

[@MrCoosmiyn2]

Spiral out, brother

[@msamour]

The song Lateralus from Tool also uses the Fibonacci sequence for the words in the song. It gives the song a very unique rythme. One of my top 10 best favourite songs ever.

[@chrisbingham8073]

Came here for this.

[@JackVac_joeblower]

​@@chrisbingham8073nah came here to be.

[@megagalactickanye454]

You discovered Gary Newman's hidden toy story melody. You've won the simulation.

[@dr.stiffsock3662]

This is the same idea i was going to comment but you made it 1000x better

[@honeysstar]

This man is really boutta use the Zeppeli family technique on a guitar.

[@monochromepink]

I thought of Gyro when I saw the thumbnail, but I did not expect to see this comment.

[@anotherbobafett6238]

@@monochromepink pizza mozarella

[@chrisbarbilla5458]

s p i n

[@musicformadmen]

Is that a jojo reference

[@SparkRequiem]

I see... a man of culture...

[@mrf2542]

Gyro: Johnny tell him this is great Johnny: tell it yourself Gyro: It's great boy!

[@saintayoto6968]

Stay on your horse

[@merlu8578]

Niceeee

[@ConnorS72]

Was lookin for a jojo reference

[@nobreppbig]

@@ConnorS72 same

[@madswagzach0480]

Came for the secret to the Golden Ratio, stayed for the sick guitar writing

[@NKane]

Lesson number four, Johnny.

[@mpampispappas5131]

Arigato....Gyro

[@nessesaryschoolthing]

I'll bet this song is going to be a hit in Europe.

[@poobalou]

There it is, another piece of evidence that we are everywhere

[@sigsaucer9949]

Nyoho~

[@sysorts]

The Golden Ratio Johnny!

[@soulman4292]

Sounds like a classic “singing cowboy” type of song from the 1950’s era of movies. It’s really really cool. I really dig it. It’s happy, friendly, and very timeless.

[@dudebruhdude]

I absolutely love that you did this video project! Tool still blows my mind with the combination of songs that follow the Fibonacci sequence. I think you're amazing for doin this

[@blakeunderwood1075]

8:44 is where e music starts. If you’re not into math like me.

[@Acrimonious_Nin]

Omfg thank you!

[@citrus4419]

but math is awesome

[@albertolagemann4480]

Obrigado

[@Kamil2142]

Thank you my friend

[@morsclue]

Math rock

[@banan9782]

Sammy G: "Some people say music with the fibonacci sequence is divine" Meanwhile has 666 k subs

[@carternevill]

Coincidence, I THINK NOT!

[@Sir-Thrash]

*S L A Y E R*

[@supersandwich8967]

*Divine

[@banan9782]

@@supersandwich8967 thanks, I'm a lithuanian so I make some dumb mistakes once in a while

[@supersandwich8967]

@@banan9782 you're fine

[@dbeach8393]

THAT was unexpected! All the talk about mysticism, philosophy, and mathematics, and then Chet Adkins! Easily one of the most enjoyable left turns I've taken on KZbin recently. Also, your tune was really nice and your execution phenomenal! Keep at it!

[@Kain128]

Tool creating Lateralus in the studio (2001, decolourised then recolourised)

[@aimeet.7911]

Sacred geometry is everything. Once you start to create with it like this video with music or art you start understanding it on another level it’s amazing

[@seronymus]

Look up the sacred geometry of Orthodox icons like by St. Andrei Rublev, your mind will be blown

[@madsbdker5579]

Black, then, white are, all I see, in my infancy . Red and yellow then came to be, reaching out to me Lets me see

[@mouhssineasmer3673]

I see a Tool reference I click hit the like button.

[@mrdrprof99]

Thats that beefaroni syndrome

[@JimmyBags69]

@@mouhssineasmer3673 qqg

[@spamrisk9437]

sammy g: "get ready, because this could potentialy be a musical force that unites us all and solves all the world's problems" simply g: "WHAT?!? YOU'RE PLAYING GUITAR?! WHEN DID THIS HAPPEN?!?!" "I fOunD tHis apP caLLeD sImpLy GuiTaR aND it'S tEaCHinG mE to pLay"

[@sysorts]

Bruh- I just got that ad just before the vid played

[@kneeedeep369]

This sounds so goood. I think this proves that some musicians truly have the fib built into their soul and they just play it naturally that way. Tell me that doesn't sound like so many really hard hitting old timey or even modern folky song with some modernized vocal line. This is incredible. It really exists in every single thing. Even if it doesn't seem so I really believe it's always there.

[@jordendeboer2853]

The sequence that you made sounds natural and happy. Something that you don't hear a lot in modern music. If you just use the sequence and combine it with an chord progression you could make a song that people won't easily forget because it has something natural to it. Just my thoughts on this video that I really enjoyed :D

[@FeelingShred]

at times it reminded me a bit of the Mario Bros 2 music at the first stage of the game 🤣🤣which is a very "unique" song in itself

[@jasonrharney5862]

AWESOME VIDEO, bro. I showed to my high school choir and guitar classes. It is also interesting that the first tones expressed when the Fib sequence is applied to the scale are: C,D,E,G,C,A. In solfege: Do, re, mi, sol, Do, la. Or in numbers: 1,2,3,5,1,6. These are the tones of the pentatonic scale, upon which is based much of the folk and tribal music of the world. The subsequent inclusion of F and B draw us back into traditional diatonic harmonies. Also of note is that the sequence ends on B (scale degree 7 or ti), which is the most common harmonic cadential tone, and sets up the V-I cadence that most western music uses.

[@TheDoubleMan]

The end result sounds like a Chet Atkins tune. Well done, Sensei

[@theelectricant98]

I love it!

[@Bacopa68]

The golden ratio, which Euclid called the extreme and mean ratio, was the second irrational discovered in the history of math. Square root of two was first. You'd think the Greeks would have also proven Pi was irrational, but they never could get a grip on it, though they had methods for estimating it to a very high degree of accuracy. Pi eluded math for over a thousand years.

[@fAEtusDeletus]

me: omg, I can't wait to hear samuraiguitarist play Tool samuraiguitarist: *farmville music*

[@johnnickelp]

this sounds like a beautiful sunrise by the sea or some time lapse of a growing plant.

[@FlanaFugue]

This is the ultimate explanation, plus a lot more: A Beginner's Guide to Deconstructing the Universe: the Numbers One through Ten by Michael S. Scheider

[@kevintan5497]

this is the sound of a tree falling when no one is around

[@yeoitsmo1167]

As a guitar player who also loves mathematics, I am extremely pleased with this.

[@kingwoomy8781]

Know of any jobs for Math and Music?

[@patrickcamden7373]

@@kingwoomy8781 audio engineer

[@bobthebrick1988]

That thumbnail is something Gyro Zeppeli would be proud of

[@nicmadrid3626]

Arigato, Gyro

[@urgarb9718]

I don't approve of the thumbnail

[@RocketTrolley]

Mind blown. Beautiful piece. You really did your homework and you have a new subscriber. I’ve studied the sequence in detail for art and for web layout and design but never even occurred to me to apply this to my own music and I’m a huge tool fan... seen them 7 times! Brilliant!

[@goldenlamb777]

Very creative and cool! Did you know that you could also use human DNA genome to create music. Such as each base of DNA would stand for a note. The only issue is the T note, you would have to find a replacement.

[@brianorville5053]

Not saying that I was disappointed not to hear Lateralus in the end, 'cos the ending result is great!

[@codyleblanc9154]

Tool created a whole album based on this sequence

[@josejalaeno73]

If I’m not mistaken only the title track “Lateralus” has any connection to the sequence, it even then Maynard has spoken in interviews that it was completely coincidental and that they didn’t realize the song was so “mathematical” until fans started pointing it out. Not sure how true that is but it’s a fun thought!

[@alainter9759]

@@josejalaeno73 it's not coincidental since we realize even the words has something to do with Fibonacci sequence

[@philyates7670]

@@josejalaeno73 the song Lateralus uses the Fibonacci Sequence, but the alternate playing order of the album known as The Holy Gift, uses spirals inspired by Fibonacci, as all of the track numbers add up to 13, with track 13 coming in the centre of the album instead of the end. The first track of each pairing counts down to 13, then back up after reaching the middle. 6-7 5-8 4-9 13 1-12 2-11 3-10 The flow of the album and the way tracks lead into one another makes so much more sense when played as The Holy Gift.

[@baumbergrl]

Him: listen closely because this might be the melody that unites us all KZbin ads algorithm in the middle of the song: BABY YODA AD BABY YODA AD

[@VincentPeer]

Big Atkins fan. That was an amazing composition and a great tribute to a master. Super well played, too.

[@BLACKGOLDMUZIK]

This is wonderful! It’s almost as a commercial tune! You styled it nicely

[@bobisadrummer]

"A musical force that unites us all and solves all the worlds problems" I see someone has had a sneak peek at Bill and Ted 3! Also, 8:45 is so surprisingly upbeat and pleasant.

[@viewtifulgold4223]

I can't believe he didn't play Gyro's Pizza Mozzarella song smh. 0/10

[@zefanyamanullang2282]

Lol

[@exodus3705]

Pizza mozarella

[@caesarsalad1461]

Pizza mozzarella

[@fengmin6934]

I was just looking for someone who got the reference

[@w0lfram582]

@@fengmin6934 yea the golden rotation one

[@celalal2979]

1 word: Lateralus

[@DylanMatthewTurner]

Here's a Haskell way to generate the sequence: fibonacci :: [ Int ] -> Int -> [ Int ] fibonacci result stopThresh | result == [] = fibonacci [ 0 1 ] stopThresh | tail result > stopThresh = tail result | otherwise = fibonacci result ++ (sum $ take 2 $ reverse result) stopThresh So you start by giving it the arguments [] and the number where you want it to stop. So the fibonacci numbers up to 100 would be: fibonacci [] 100

[@teagoldleaf4137]

Very cool. It's lovely. Your example at 5:02 instantly brought flamenco to mind.

[@teagoldleaf4137]

From the dancer's perspective

[@crunch830]

Tool: First time?

[@remubruh8896]

music using the golden rectangle Johnny Joestar is very happy

[@felipeferrao7905]

You seems to be a man of culture.

[@legoharry100]

I thought The Golden Ratio was 5 golden retrievers and a labradoodle living together in the Florida Keys.

[@GreenLion419]

This has potential. Hats off for your efforts and the approach to the whole thing. Thanks for doing this!

[@soundguitar]

Dang, your videos are SO good. And this collaboration is awesome! Super inspired, thank you :)

[@litigatedparadox8946]

This is Tool with extra steps

[@TKDFORCEART]

I would say with less steps

[@conservat1vepatr1ot]

arturo de jesus amador sanchez No, he’s right. That just sounds like Tool with extra steps..

[@lilrascal6661]

Oddly enough... I feel like I walked down an Italian city street

[@kingascensiongyro5858]

"This is the technique of the Zeppeli family, we strive to achieve infinity. God gave the world this blessing."

[@kylebixby7359]

Awesome! Thank you very much for sharing this. Very good feeling vibes from this.

[@robertcronin6603]

Dude you deserve a whole lot more subs...I really dig your down to earth approach to music.

[@TrumpLester]

Everyone's talking about tool and here I am thinking about the golden ratio from JoJo part 7

[@bhargavadutt8827]

Believe in the rotation, Johnny.

[@Trebxable]

teach me how to spin

[@xiketic5669]

Teach me the *BALL* way

[@jonathanotrujillo]

5:04 iiiiiim gonna swing from the chandelieerrrrr...

[@madtiboysen5397]

Welcome to Prog Rock dude.

[@The_Absurdistt]

I did this 25 years ago when I was studying music and physics in college. Fun stuff! Plotting chordal structures on other non-linear curves have interesting results also.

[@Revyansah]

Cool!!! This video inspired me to apply Fibonacci sequence on other fields such as cooking and painting

[@smarthable]

I want to thank you for not starting the video overly excited and yelling “Hey guys! Before we start I want you to smash that like button!”

[@fenderman6127]

That golden ratio was a bigger reveal than when Rick turned himself into a pickle

[@gannonruby1119]

Funniest shit I've ever seen

[@dorrianstone7264]

This had me laughing my ass off. Now i gotta go find that clear Vpick i just dropped. New sub.

[@zuzuspetals1977]

Very clever! I’m impressed! Your end result gave me Morning Yearning vibes. The Ben Harper song that Ben wrote for Heath Ledger’s baby daughter / son ( lil reference for all of you that are aware of the story of biblical proportions playing out right in front of our eyes, and has been for decades, while many still unaware of ) Heath also directed the video for the song. Again well done, it’s refreshing to see a mind like yours work. I do hope you are aware of the storyline as the world could definitely use someone like you to help right now.

[@seronymus]

What?

[@kevingriffin9893]

Interesting background on the Fibonacci Sequence. Thanks for sharing. End result sounds and feels great ~

[@iancharles798]

This 16 note pattern is based on the existence of Pisano periods in the Fibonacci sequence. Basically, you are finding the value of all remainders when divided by 8 or n%8 for each term (which repeats endlessly for all values, not just 8). It would be interesting to see what this would sound done with a halftone scale instead with n%12 for each term, in which case you would get a 24 note pattern instead. If you picked 10 notes and only did up to the end of the 8/8 barre, the rhythm and melody would repeat perfectly on the same 20 beat interval as n%10 gives you a Pisano period of 20.

[@christopherjorissen5582]

1:04 “But keep in mind I am a musician and I can only count to four”...

[@distortingjack]

Boo to that

[@Ash-nw7od]

**Tool has entered the chat**

[@bademy03]

This is mind blowing omg. It’s complex yet so simple. God tier

[@Captainhit]

Excellent! When I was trading the Forex .. 1 and 5-minute bars - yep, I'm nuts !! - I used Fibonacci (fractals) all the time. HOWEVER, since I am a musician and emotionally based -- it is NOT a good idea. Emotion cannot rule trading! The pattern also has ALOT to do with the shape of a music concert's - (opening songs back to a ballade and then the long stretch to the end and then hopefully "up further" (the same direction ) up to the encore. Same "shape with a meal - Salad, Main Course and then Desert. Thanks for the demo!!

[@leonflint5413]

Adam Jones has entered the chat

[@VondaInWonderland]

This was so exciting. I just started playing, but I'm sure that trying to figure this out wouldn't be far off from my radar. I got "Puff the Magic Dragon" vibes from it ♥

[@Miggymigs96]

Fibonacci Sequence passing through my head while saying "good bye have a beautiful day!"

[@cubfanmike]

1st - You must copyright your melody 2nd - get a demo tape to Messrs Bill Preston & Ted Logan - you could be rich

[@gustavoloebel]

Wow mate!! So inspiring!! Thanks for this ! I'm very impressed with this application!!🎶🎶🎶

[@wackojacko4580]

He pretty much wrote the song to unite all from bill and Ted

[@QUK_DDCT]

*Patrolling the Mojave almost makes you wish for a nuclear winter.*

[@deanbuttholio9657]

Temas&Historias hardly spoke to folks around him, didn’t have too much to say

[@connertaggart8403]

Temas&Historias for the stranger there among them had a big iron on his hip

[@alexanderking9462]

@@connertaggart8403 pig iron

[@patriarch.9237]

Big iron on his hiiiiiip....

[@noahboucard4150]

You posted this at *666k* subs ... -strange-

[@mikey8247]

👀👀👀

[@mikey8247]

He’s summoning demons

[@benjaminbenson3399]

Me no tist it 2

[@EarlOfMaladyCrescent]

You've got some great talent, & a new subscriber! (I found you from that Adam Neely video; 5 musicians, one scale, Locrian). I wrote a piece using the fibonaccian sequence years ago. It was all in 3/4. The sequence determined how many bars there were in each section. I went up to 34.

[@knaveofknaves1709]

Chet was my most listened to artist this year by far. With that said, I think you really nailed his style. As far as the texture and mood of the sound is concerned, you had me believing it could've been a cover of a Chet piece I hadn't heard.

[@deathbunny748]

1.I heard this fron my teacher cause he was bored 2. I managed to understand it because of an anime called jojo and somehow making finger nail shooting and spining steel balls logical somehow

[@moridoka7000]

they'll play this on the end credits of 2020

[@simocreeper7224]

The Tools: are u copying me?

[@onetakehoovie5955]

I was walking around my college campus and heard your voice and there's a math teacher using your video to teach the fibonacci sequence. Surreal to see an entire class watching one of my favorite youtubers

[@LironMan]

Beautiful, truly warm feeling to it!

[@italoemmanoel8965]

Yee haw. I can see this been playing in old western movies on the saloon

[@sturmpanzerwagena7v326]

Is that a Jojo reference

[@YourCitizen]

This really gives off a soft, Beatles-y vibe to it somehow

[@ricd2821]

Yeah sounds like blackbird

[@lewismackay1594]

*TOOL has entered the chat*

[@JamesDean-O]

Shocked and amazed!! Beautifully brilliant as far as I’m concerned

[@eugenol_aroma]

So clear and nice exploration! Bravo! And tge music is very catchy