In a way Isn't that song kinda playing constantly on a loop for all eternity in the background of all things? and it technically existed before it was preformed because there was always silence
Yeah. It's copyrighted. A guy called Mike Batt did a one minute silent piece as a quirky homage to Cage, and even credited him. Cages record copy sued, and it was settled out of court. Happened about ten years ago. I think someone even performed the two pieces side by side to demonstrate the "differences". Chortle..
+Michaël De Bruyne So I was walking yesterday, thinking about life. I wasn't even making a noise, just my footsteps did. Then a cop suddenly just hit me to the ground and handcuffed me. I asked why, then he replied because I was using copyrighted music on the street. I was like ok?
4'33" is not silence, it's 3 movements of rest, the music is the sound in the room, everything you hear during those moments, the piece depends on the environment around you
+Varelongo Beautiful picture, but I dont get it. Is the punchline the stick figure? Or is it your existence? Either way, we're all laughing at you the same.
Can I say something? I once went to a poorly written site. I don't remember it's name. I clicked on a link in it, and it returned a 404 error, page doesn't exist. But wait! That's not all! It said it aditionally got another 404 error when trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request! The 404 error page didn't exist either, so the server had to improvise. Cool huh? Talk about non-existing things...
Dan Dart Well, it is kind of poorly written when 2 things happen at the same time: 1. You click a link inside the site that leads to the 404. 2. An ErrorDocument handler was defined, but didn't exist either.
Right, what happened there is there was a custom error page that was suppose to show up, instead of the "default" "standard" one Apache provides. You went to a bad link and it wasn't found. Then, when trying to serve the "custom" 404 page, it couldn't find it either. So it had to fall-back on the provided "stock" 404 page. Cool huh? Welcome to system administration!
This Exists I think that maybe (By Sheer coincidence !) That my passwords are the EXACT same as yours. Tell ya what? You send me yours to verify my...Theory? :))
When my sister and I were teenagers, sometimes we liked to hang out together very late on Friday nights after the parents had gone to bed. We'd have Much Music on in the background (sort of like Canadian MTV -- and yes, they used to play music videos too). Anyway, we were just having one of our Friday night hang-out sessions one night when all of a sudden this commercial came on. It was a Slinky, but it wasn't on stairs... it was just on a flat surface walking... and it was illuminated by what seemed to be a black light. There was this trippy music like someone playing a saw. Then all of a sudden it cuts away to that super old Slinky logo and the familiar jingle "EVERYONE LOVES A SLINKY!". The contrast was really jarring. Anyway, I looked at my sister and asked if I had hallucinated it. She assured me that if I had, she had hallucinated it right alongside me. We laughed... but you know, to this day we've never found another person who's seen the commercial and we've asked a LOT!
btw i really enjoy the show. i noticed music is the general theme. im not a huge music-phile personally. and you might have better luck getting subs if you expanded what you covered. but then you run the risk of being another list segment show. but beyond that it is very well done, the production is good and everything. you got a solid thing here man, i hope to see your show take off. good luck
Have you not heard the scandal? I am sorry to break it to you, but the refrigerator used a lot of auto tune. Apparently, it has since only lip synced its performance.
I actually watched the entire 4:33 performance and i gotta say, it really added to the episode, the first time i watched this episode i did'nt really understand the idea or actually watch it in its entirety. know that i have i kinda understand why this piece of "music" is so powerfull. there's a lot of tension growing from the silence, and also the interuption of people talking in the background demonstrates the point that the accidentel sounds is what kinda creates the music. I guess that, after going into mental training, the difference from producing thought, to consciously triyng not to, makes this piece of music more relevant and interesting. thanks for the episode mate!
There's a theory that time works just like any other dimension and we are incapable of noticing, just like moving an object on your left does nothing to an object on your right, changing something in the past does nothing to things after that.
If someone went back in time to prevent it from existing, it wouldn't need to be fucked with in the future, therefore it wouldn't be possible to stop it from existing in the first place.
If anyone is wondering they did find a copy of this song in 2016. Sadly it's not a rocksteady song (my favorite genre) but a lame 70s "hard rock" or what the UK would call "pub rock".
I cried during your performance. Never heard anything so beautiful in my life. The voice of an angel isn't even this beautiful. Thank you so much for blessing my earholes with this amazing masterpiece of art.
JUST TO LET YOU GUYS KNOW: they actually found an audio tape copy of Ready N' Steady sometime in 2016. It's up on Wikipedia and I just finished listening to a couple seconds of it. It's actually awful why did we waste our time on this?
My speakers unplugged after the drummer clacked his sticks. When Sam's lips moved and I didn't hear anything, I thought it was a joke until I looked at my speakers XD
+Travis J Hayes I think he means it was a fake song entered in the charts to see if other places were just copying the Billboard's information. The same way dictionaries insert fake words to see if other dictionaries have stolen their work.
+Silverbawxer Doesn't sound too far-fetched. There';s actually a similar theory for a "lost" Nintendo game titled "Yeah Yeah Beebiss I" that appeared alongside real game titles in ads in magazines for a mail order game service called "Play it Again". No such game has ever been proven to exist. For context, people in the NES fandom have been hunting for decades for the most fabled unreleased treasures of the system; by now a great deal of them have been found, and information has cropped up for most those that haven't. Yet nothing on Yeah Yeah Beebis I beyond the old magazine ads.
I thoroughly enjoyed your rendition of 4'33. So much so, I subconsciously paused the video half way through your interpretation when I had to leave the room, only to come back and think 'good, I remembered to pause it'.
I've dreamt about listening to songs that don't exist in real life. Once I dreamt I was listening to the radio, and they were playing a new Alanis Morissette song, and in the dream it sounded exactly like her voice and lyrically it was her style of music, but I'd never heard the song before in the real world; my brain had made it up in my sleep. Then more recently I dreamt that I was watching an unknown female singer recording and mixing a song in a studio. It was a 90s' or early 00s' style electro/synth song which I had in my head the following morning, and I still remember some of the lyrics today. But again, the song doesn't exist in real life.
I can't believe how enjoyable it actually is to watch silence and a lack of motion on someone for a whole 4:33 mins. It's so good for my attention spam, thank you so much for that!
Here's a non-existent song that had to become real for financial reasons: "bend & flush" by the PORK DUKES! In the early days of punk (1977) a London music dealer was compiling a list of forthcoming singles for his catalog. As a gag he included the aforementioned Pork Dukes 45. There was no "bend & flush"- just a joke. Imagine his surprise when this fake record received 5000 advance orders!! Rather than pay back all that money he contacted the members of the Prog rock unit Gnindrolog (a band in the vain of early Genesis, Yes and mid 70s Floyd- NOWHERE near punk). He asked "guys, can you bail me out here?!" So Gnindrolog put their post Psych sound aside and recorded two incredibly nasty songs (the other is "throbbing gristle") simply to keep a friend out of debt.Both songs are on TH-cam- they are NOT tame by today's standards!)
+WolfPackHD Two people in their underwear or other skintight suit, while for the most part not making physical contact, moving erratically on a bed while feathers from a pillow rain down.
I know you aren't a professional musician, but that has got to be the most beautiful rendition of John Cage's 4'33' I have ever heard. Well done, sir. Such emotion!
I made eye contact throughout the preformance while enjoying yoghurt. It was a great experience and an encore would be amazing! Best 4'33 cover on TH-cam!
i was half distracted and your 4:33 made me supremely uncomfortable when I could hear the dust settling on the shelves in my house....but on the same note, I once passed out albums of my music at a show that contained that clear fake cd from the tops of cdr spindles and called it the "clear" album. it was a definite hit and i think makes this list.
to any curious party rewatching: yes, ready n steady was found. in 2016, copyright issues forced a rights holder to the song to release it's only recording from 1979
Is it at all possible that Ready n Steady was a copyright trap, to stop other music publishers copying the Billboard charts? Just like paper streets or paper towns on maps? I've not seen this proposed anywhere but it seems the most likely option, there's no way not a single recording of the song or person involved in making it could have turned up.
Basically a copyright trap is purposely fake entry that's designed to catch plagiarism, so eg a paper street on a map is a street that doesn't really exist but is put there so that if it turns up on another map, they'll know the creators of the second map have just copied the original map. Ready n Steady may have been put there to stop other music charts from simply plagiarising Billboard.
Conor Drake Interesting. But it seems unlikely that a) anyone would want to plagiarize a Billboard chart, b) anyone could get away with plagiarizing a Billboard chart, and c) Billboard would compromise the integrity of the Bubbling Under chart. Just my two cents.
The co-writer of the song heard about the legacy Ready N Steady had and published the recording in 2016. Apparently it was never even released but some dude managed to get his hands on a copy of the recording and got it on the charts somehow. D.A. himself died in 2005.
Ready and Steady has been found, the artist provided the recording last week. It still isn't known how it got on the chart because after it was recorded it was never actually released for sale or played on the radio.
Rock N' Steady doesn't exist, but Ready N' Steady does.
So when I'm sleeping does that mean that John Cage's estate can sue me for copyright infringement?
+David Dwayne You might be able to claim fair use if it is part of a larger, silent commentary on the piece.
+David Dwayne Only If you sleep for exactly 4 minutes 33 seconds and don't snore.
+David Dwayne I bet you snore
+David Dwayne It depends, if I look at a Spongebob LEGO and whistle the ending theme, can Viacom sue me?
Henry Floyd You don't have to sell it to infringe.
Wouldn't it be ironic if this video got a copyright strike for playing 4'33"?
The Lone Dreamer I think everyone would of got a copyright strike, if we kept our mouths shut and did nothing lol.
The Lone Dreamer I WAS THINKING THAT TOO
The Lone Dreamer Can't. The song is too old, it's in the public domain now.
Would if it was played in outer space?
In a way Isn't that song kinda playing constantly on a loop for all eternity in the background of all things? and it technically existed before it was preformed because there was always silence
Shit dude, that was the most beautiful 4'33" I've ever heard
Ashkore Whitemoon Merci.
LOL
Wahahahahahah XD
Ashkore Whitemoon The pussy is a lie :p
+Ashkore Whitemoon Incredibly talented voice
i hope that song isn't copyrighted ...
Why the fuck would someone copyright silent music?! So, the answer to this story is: NO.
+Michaël De Bruyne It is! Someone got sued over it!
+minecraftdude456 oops someone doesn't know what a joke is
Yeah. It's copyrighted. A guy called Mike Batt did a one minute silent piece as a quirky homage to Cage, and even credited him. Cages record copy sued, and it was settled out of court. Happened about ten years ago. I think someone even performed the two pieces side by side to demonstrate the "differences". Chortle..
+Michaël De Bruyne So I was walking yesterday, thinking about life. I wasn't even making a noise, just my footsteps did. Then a cop suddenly just hit me to the ground and handcuffed me. I asked why, then he replied because I was using copyrighted music on the street. I was like ok?
My uncle SWEARS, to this day, that he heard Rock n Steady on the radio before.
It's on TH-cam now so show it to him and see what he says
He did, it exists
th-cam.com/video/mdt_Aer-46Q/w-d-xo.html
Pls he totally had that song playing on his phone speaker the whole time. I call fraud.
Oh my God.
+Bunni-chan Yea seriously I hate lip synching too.
Uh, Rock n' Steady may not exist cause it's actually called Ready n' Steady.
Spectre lol
thats the joke :P that he pulled on us saying the song name is Rock n' Steady
Spectre You are correct my friend
did you actually watch the video and read ?
4'33" is not silence, it's 3 movements of rest, the music is the sound in the room, everything you hear during those moments, the piece depends on the environment around you
Carter Mansfield It does. Please read about John Cage and the context of the piece during the time period it was written.
Carter Mansfield Wat
+Carter Mansfield
Art doesn't need justification
+Anonymous User Shut up, hipster.
James D Your anti-intelligence is happily ignored
The song is called Ready 'N' Steady. Why do you keep calling it Rock 'N' Steady?
Too lazy to rerecord and/or edit.
Is the exact name of something really important if it technically doesn't exist?
LukeDude759 maybe they couldn't find it because they were googling the wrong name
Bad script
@@joshuazeidner5169 It only resurfaced in 2016, two years after this video.
These songs do not exist - This Exists
Avi Chill your ass
+Varelongo Why should I?
Varelongo I don't play LoL
Varelongo What's womb?
+Varelongo Beautiful picture, but I dont get it. Is the punchline the stick figure? Or is it your existence? Either way, we're all laughing at you the same.
I always assumed that most youtubers just sit around and perform 4'33 whenever theyre not making videos.
It's an industry secret.
I read that in dandy's voice...
Same with us young game designers 433 is great for thinking
4'33, baby! Just gotta go with the flow! It's the Dandy way to live!
Rozo K. Schrute lol
Rock n steady? It clearly says "Ready N Steady"
That's why no ones found it 0_o
@@Piperonis it's now found
6:20 - here's the drop
BEST 4'33" COVER YOU GUYS ROCK :D
Pfft, I can do better! I can do a cover for ya in the comments section right now (bet he can't do it)! Just watch:
Is this an extended edition? It's been four months and it's still going.
I think it´s on repeat
best version of 4'33 ever, you made me cry you sob.
Benoit Rose It took a few takes to nail it. Thank you.
This Exists I can tell, the practice really shines through. Excellent rendition, truly a masterpiece.
i think Pootie Tang sang it best
patrick sowders BEST COMMENT EVER
you messed up the bridge a little but overall good rendition.
+michael lennon He killed that intro though.
I think Rock N Steady is the accidental result of an alternate universe where it did exist seeping a bit into ours.
Did you watch Shane's video?
Ale Isshiki Whose?
Shane Dawson. He made a "conspiracy theory" video and he talked about what you just said in it :p it's kinda recent I'm sure you can find it ;-;
Thanks for informing me, I'll look for it!
Ready N' Steady does exist.
like if you watched his whole performance of 4'33 ;D
also.... what the heck was going on in the background during that?! XD
+BlueButterfly bangin'
My music teacher made us watch it...it was beautiful
3:56 ...that was the most beautiful rendition of 4'33" I have ever heard. It brought tears to my eyes with its beauty. Bravo.
Can I say something?
I once went to a poorly written site. I don't remember it's name.
I clicked on a link in it, and it returned a 404 error, page doesn't exist.
But wait! That's not all! It said it aditionally got another 404 error when trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request!
The 404 error page didn't exist either, so the server had to improvise. Cool huh? Talk about non-existing things...
It wasn't a poorly written site, it was a non-written site.
Almost every server does that when there's *actually nothing* there.
Dan Dart Well, it is kind of poorly written when 2 things happen at the same time:
1. You click a link inside the site that leads to the 404.
2. An ErrorDocument handler was defined, but didn't exist either.
3l H4ck3r C0mf0r7 I've certainly seen that error on poorly configured Apache webservers, including some of my own. These days, I know how to fix it.
Right, what happened there is there was a custom error page that was suppose to show up, instead of the "default" "standard" one Apache provides. You went to a bad link and it wasn't found. Then, when trying to serve the "custom" 404 page, it couldn't find it either. So it had to fall-back on the provided "stock" 404 page. Cool huh? Welcome to system administration!
"sniff"..."sniff"... your. your 4'33''is extraordinary!!
I literally sneezed during your "performance" of 4:33, do i get any credit for adding my own background noise ?
Mark O'Donnell Please send me a message with all your banking info and we'll wire you your royalties.
This Exists Yeah. Right. OK. Will i give you all my passwords too? ;))
Great site b.t.w. I subscribed.
Mark O'Donnell Yes your passwords would be great thanks. (Thanks!)
This Exists I think that maybe (By Sheer coincidence !) That my passwords are the EXACT same as yours.
Tell ya what? You send me yours to verify my...Theory? :))
Mark O'Donnell Checking with my lawyers.
When my sister and I were teenagers, sometimes we liked to hang out together very late on Friday nights after the parents had gone to bed. We'd have Much Music on in the background (sort of like Canadian MTV -- and yes, they used to play music videos too). Anyway, we were just having one of our Friday night hang-out sessions one night when all of a sudden this commercial came on. It was a Slinky, but it wasn't on stairs... it was just on a flat surface walking... and it was illuminated by what seemed to be a black light. There was this trippy music like someone playing a saw. Then all of a sudden it cuts away to that super old Slinky logo and the familiar jingle "EVERYONE LOVES A SLINKY!". The contrast was really jarring. Anyway, I looked at my sister and asked if I had hallucinated it. She assured me that if I had, she had hallucinated it right alongside me. We laughed... but you know, to this day we've never found another person who's seen the commercial and we've asked a LOT!
Can I get an instrumental version of the song? I love the beat but not the vocals, your voice sounded strained.
Tyler Pierce When we drop the remix it will have a cappella and instrumental versions.
This Exists sick, can't wait for that :D
1:50 actually that song is called "Where is my mind" by the Pixies
You hit a flat note at 7:09
OMG YOUR SO MUSICLY INCLINED!!! THAT 4'33 COVER WAS AMAZING, KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK
no offence. the refrigerator version was better. the crescendo in your performance was good however.
philip carrigan To each their own. Thank you.
btw i really enjoy the show. i noticed music is the general theme. im not a huge music-phile personally. and you might have better luck getting subs if you expanded what you covered. but then you run the risk of being another list segment show. but beyond that it is very well done, the production is good and everything. you got a solid thing here man, i hope to see your show take off. good luck
Have you not heard the scandal? I am sorry to break it to you, but the refrigerator used a lot of auto tune. Apparently, it has since only lip synced its performance.
I actually watched the entire 4:33 performance and i gotta say, it really added to the episode, the first time i watched this episode i did'nt really understand the idea or actually watch it in its entirety. know that i have i kinda understand why this piece of "music" is so powerfull. there's a lot of tension growing from the silence, and also the interuption of people talking in the background demonstrates the point that the accidentel sounds is what kinda creates the music. I guess that, after going into mental training, the difference from producing thought, to consciously triyng not to, makes this piece of music more relevant and interesting. thanks for the episode mate!
upper right screen at 5:35 lol
I saw it also
LOL, wtf
Killer97 The homies Matt & Kim.
i dont know what that is, or what that is suppose to be but it blows my mind
svenskdeg Matt and Kim - It's Alright
I muted your video and my cat farted and performed this
Now that's talent.
Cats can fart at a volume loud enough to be heard?
Yes and they smell worse than mine most of the time
+Alex Price Ded.
Someone went back in time and prevented it all from existing. The Berenstein Bears have a similar theory.
that makes absolutely no sense... if it didn't exist we wouldn't have records of it, thus it wouldn't make it to the charts...
There's a theory that time works just like any other dimension and we are incapable of noticing, just like moving an object on your left does nothing to an object on your right, changing something in the past does nothing to things after that.
dont you mean berenSTAIN
If someone went back in time to prevent it from existing, it wouldn't need to be fucked with in the future, therefore it wouldn't be possible to stop it from existing in the first place.
they found the song, it exists
*tears up and claps*, that 4'33'' cover was beautiful.
Nothing can beat the time KISS played 4'33"
Their best song IMO but it is better performed by Justin Timberlake.
Your performance was absolutely stunning. I cried like a baby. Never been so moved in my life.
It's Ready n Steady,it does exist because I co-wrote it with D A Lucchesi in 1978. Can you at least get the name right?
that was the most beautiful rendition of 4'33 I've ever heard I'm gonna make that my ringtone!
His cover was amazing. He really hit those notes perfectly it was beautiful
Rob sent me here:)
DalekQueen Rob's the dude.
me too
Robbbbb!
Same here
me too
If anyone is wondering they did find a copy of this song in 2016. Sadly it's not a rocksteady song (my favorite genre) but a lame 70s "hard rock" or what the UK would call "pub rock".
I cried during your performance. Never heard anything so beautiful in my life. The voice of an angel isn't even this beautiful. Thank you so much for blessing my earholes with this amazing masterpiece of art.
Best 4'33 ever, you should win a award.
Guy in the Video: This Song doesn’t Exist
2016: I have Funny News for you
JUST TO LET YOU GUYS KNOW: they actually found an audio tape copy of Ready N' Steady sometime in 2016. It's up on Wikipedia and I just finished listening to a couple seconds of it.
It's actually awful why did we waste our time on this?
My speakers unplugged after the drummer clacked his sticks. When Sam's lips moved and I didn't hear anything, I thought it was a joke until I looked at my speakers XD
When did Sal from impractical jokers become such a geek?
Your performance of 4'33 really spoke to me on spiritual level, bravo bravo 👏
It looks like Ready n' Steady was found: archive.org/details/cftp-2016-07-08
I found that too, didn't care much for it.
skip to 59:52 on the above link to hear the song itself....
Oh okay this is 5 years old
I felt like he KNEW what I was doing. Silently. Judging.
Creepy.
wow...433... that was amazing, you should get a grammy, that was the most powerful piece i've ever heard in my career as a musician.
Ready N' Steady was found so yeah...this hasn't aged well
...and he actually pulls off 4'33...
what?
we need a 4' 33" 5 hours loop video
I originally thought the cake was real, but I was wrong, and it was just a lie :(
OMG new fave person
Original comment, do not steal.
If no one ever bought the record, how does it enter the Billboard chart? Did someone who works for Billboard enter it as a prank?
+lalakuma9 It has been suggested that it was put in there to see what other sources were using Billboard's data.
+Travis J Hayes I think he means it was a fake song entered in the charts to see if other places were just copying the Billboard's information. The same way dictionaries insert fake words to see if other dictionaries have stolen their work.
Oh I see, wasn't sure what you meant before. Probably what he was talking about then, yes.
+Silverbawxer Doesn't sound too far-fetched. There';s actually a similar theory for a "lost" Nintendo game titled "Yeah Yeah Beebiss I" that appeared alongside real game titles in ads in magazines for a mail order game service called "Play it Again". No such game has ever been proven to exist.
For context, people in the NES fandom have been hunting for decades for the most fabled unreleased treasures of the system; by now a great deal of them have been found, and information has cropped up for most those that haven't. Yet nothing on Yeah Yeah Beebis I beyond the old magazine ads.
Yeah mate it was just a prank why is everyone so serious? Just a prank bro ᕕ(ᐛ)ᕗ
I thought that performance was the best thing I've ever seen! I love the way your breath sounded! I can't wait to watch something like that again.
Didn't exist* Ready 'n' steady was recently found.
I thoroughly enjoyed your rendition of 4'33. So much so, I subconsciously paused the video half way through your interpretation when I had to leave the room, only to come back and think 'good, I remembered to pause it'.
OMG! That performance of 4:33 was so amazing, i literally fell off my chair! (I swear i wasn't asleep. Honest!)
You have a contagious laugh!
I enjoyed the middle part of the song when it went... and close to the end when the intensity increased like...!
Sick cover, dude. I liked the part where
I loved your 4'33 cover! The best yet! :)
sekhmet17 Thank you very much.
I've dreamt about listening to songs that don't exist in real life. Once I dreamt I was listening to the radio, and they were playing a new Alanis Morissette song, and in the dream it sounded exactly like her voice and lyrically it was her style of music, but I'd never heard the song before in the real world; my brain had made it up in my sleep.
Then more recently I dreamt that I was watching an unknown female singer recording and mixing a song in a studio. It was a 90s' or early 00s' style electro/synth song which I had in my head the following morning, and I still remember some of the lyrics today. But again, the song doesn't exist in real life.
Similar things happened to me, it's crazy man!
I dreamed a killer Eels B-side called "Homegirl Hooked It Up."
I can't believe how enjoyable it actually is to watch silence and a lack of motion on someone for a whole 4:33 mins. It's so good for my attention spam, thank you so much for that!
I love stuff like this! Thanks for being the coolest source of interesting information!
To anyone wondering, Rock n Steady was finally found
Here's a non-existent song that had to become real for financial reasons: "bend & flush" by the PORK DUKES! In the early days of punk (1977) a London music dealer was compiling a list of forthcoming singles for his catalog. As a gag he included the aforementioned Pork Dukes 45. There was no "bend & flush"- just a joke. Imagine his surprise when this fake record received 5000 advance orders!! Rather than pay back all that money he contacted the members of the Prog rock unit Gnindrolog (a band in the vain of early Genesis, Yes and mid 70s Floyd- NOWHERE near punk). He asked "guys, can you bail me out here?!" So Gnindrolog put their post Psych sound aside and recorded two incredibly nasty songs (the other is "throbbing gristle") simply to keep a friend out of debt.Both songs are on TH-cam- they are NOT tame by today's standards!)
Your performance was so moving and brought a tear to my eye. Your'e a great musician.
5:50 what's happening on the TV/monitor to the right behind him?
+WolfPackHD That's what I want to know to :p
+WolfPackHD Two people in their underwear or other skintight suit, while for the most part not making physical contact, moving erratically on a bed while feathers from a pillow rain down.
The whole time I was at the 4'33" part I was just going through the comments XD
Same
***** What did you find?
***** But how?
***** Okay. Set it up.
***** Good.
I know you aren't a professional musician, but that has got to be the most beautiful rendition of John Cage's 4'33' I have ever heard. Well done, sir. Such emotion!
I thought that cake was real, but... THE CAKE IS A LIE!!!
I made eye contact throughout the preformance while enjoying yoghurt. It was a great experience and an encore would be amazing! Best 4'33 cover on TH-cam!
I think its a 'seed', much like mapping companies sometimes put fake streets or landmarks on maps to see who is ripping off their data.
i was half distracted and your 4:33 made me supremely uncomfortable when I could hear the dust settling on the shelves in my house....but on the same note, I once passed out albums of my music at a show that contained that clear fake cd from the tops of cdr spindles and called it the "clear" album. it was a definite hit and i think makes this list.
Loved the base drop
They found DA's Ready and Steady last year.
I headbang to John Cage's 4'33!
As of 2016, the song "Ready 'N' Steady" has been found. It exists.
Can I download your version of 433 on iTunes?
0:34 *Talks to friend in class* Teacher: Please be siilent while I am speaking *Hums to 4'33* Am I following the rules?
I wonder if anyone went throug his silence till the end of the video.
+GayFuckingCommie cool
+GayFuckingCommie I didn't. I have videos to watch, games to play!
I did too cuz it preloaded
I did tbh
Wolfie Greyhound Cool
to any curious party rewatching: yes, ready n steady was found. in 2016, copyright issues forced a rights holder to the song to release it's only recording from 1979
I literally just sat here and watched a guy hold up his phone in silence for 4:33. I feel so dumb.
I loved your performance! It was pretty awesome watching content on the internet stand still for so long :)
did i really just sit though all of "4 33"? well.... you have a beautiful face.
I credit the reliable timer on my phone.
Remember when someone made a long ambient track by slowing down Jusin Bieber? Let's do it for 3'33''. A literal ambient classic.
I came to this channel by accident and now I subscribed
Happy accidents.
Like teen pregnancies
Seltrie Carey awwww thats... um... kay. okay then.
433 is better than most rap songs
Born in the wrong generation right xDdddddd dadrock ftw!!
hey does anybody know the bpm for 4 33? im thinking of of making a remix of it
thank you, finally, i have been searching for ages man.
yas dubstep remiks 4 life. you can use. just link to my soundcloudnw in da descpritipinon thankz
+Elaborate tempo is i, when i^2 = -1
69 bpm
elaborate OVER 9000
Dude I don't now why u don't have more subs u are hilarious
Is it at all possible that Ready n Steady was a copyright trap, to stop other music publishers copying the Billboard charts? Just like paper streets or paper towns on maps? I've not seen this proposed anywhere but it seems the most likely option, there's no way not a single recording of the song or person involved in making it could have turned up.
What's a copyright trap? What's a paper street? What's a paper town? Help!
Basically a copyright trap is purposely fake entry that's designed to catch plagiarism, so eg a paper street on a map is a street that doesn't really exist but is put there so that if it turns up on another map, they'll know the creators of the second map have just copied the original map. Ready n Steady may have been put there to stop other music charts from simply plagiarising Billboard.
Conor Drake Interesting. But it seems unlikely that a) anyone would want to plagiarize a Billboard chart, b) anyone could get away with plagiarizing a Billboard chart, and c) Billboard would compromise the integrity of the Bubbling Under chart. Just my two cents.
The co-writer of the song heard about the legacy Ready N Steady had and published the recording in 2016. Apparently it was never even released but some dude managed to get his hands on a copy of the recording and got it on the charts somehow. D.A. himself died in 2005.
my favorite cover of rock and steady, man you the best
Ready n'Steady exist :'D
Ready and Steady has been found, the artist provided the recording last week. It still isn't known how it got on the chart because after it was recorded it was never actually released for sale or played on the radio.
did anyone else watch his entire performance :)
***** I hope so.
I did.
Absolutely
that 4'33" refridgerator cover was amazing.
@4:30 Somebody throw a pie already I can't stand it anymore lol
Why would you want to throw any Pie at someone it would hurt.
Just for something to happen I can't stand silence from musicians lol
No I meant from the Pie family
I know what you meant although it wouldn't help the situation even if I said cake lol
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