I probably would have thought "Oh, this is a neat retro thing" and added it to my Favorites or something. We only regard this as exceptional because we're looking at it from the future, through the lens of vaporwave.
that was a great year for music. and this definitely fit conveniently into the trends of the time. i mean, ferraro and ariel pink had already been around ha. but only ferraro's last american hero compares to the quality of that first eccojams release. man, what a time to be in college ha
The first vaporwave song ever made. Daniel Lopatin is a fucking legend. I'm getting goosebumps hearing this and looking at the video. Sorry for rambling but it's just amazing how this one man invented this whole genre with just one video on youtube 2009
i never noticed this before, but i love how the video begins with a tape being ejected. as though the song we hear is an echo or ghost left behind in the machine.
Because it’s the sort of thing where he made this track with no objective in mind. Then he probably fell in love with the sound of it and said “I need to keep making this” and he kept working in this same trajectory, thus the birth of vapor wave
Because Eccojams volume one created and ended vaporwave in one album. Yet there’s still so much good stuff. Every technique used today has been used on eccojams.
Soppsau Actually, let me correct myself, there might actually be. James Ferraros stuff way back can be defined as vaporwave because its made with the same concept as Daniel Lopatin and Fatima Al Qadiri. Not like the Mac Plus era, which is just "uhh eighties nostalgia"
Soppsau well if you want to get technical, the side of vaporwave that consists of artists like James Ferraro and Eyeliner takes inspiration from elevator music and easy-listening muzak which has been around since the early nineties and is almost unchanged in its 'reappropriation' by the vaporwave movement. I don't really think that's an arguable point though, as it wasn't really being done on an artistic level at that point like it was much farther down the line.
Soppsau i honestly think dan lopatin was on to some amazingly powerful stuff with eccojams and memory vague. i think vaporwave has evolved into something else that is a lot different and less moving to me. dan lopatin is a god damn genius, though. there's no denying that.
I just listened to eccojams yesterday for the first time. Been a vapor wave fan for a while, but had never heard this track before that. Had it playing thru my head all day today. And then this pops up in my recommended. And then I see it was posted in June of 2009. And everyone is commenting how it’s the first vaporwave track. Wow. Didn’t know that. Truly amazed. I’m literally crying right now, this video is so beautiful. Not just how the music so magically evokes sensations I’ve never quite had before, like I’m in a dream, remembering a past that didn’t exist. I know “nostalgic for a past that didn’t exist” is a cliche phrase at this point regarding vaporwave, but in this case I really, genuinely feel something like that It’s beautiful how this video elegizes the old media of the VHS, the computer, “cyber space”, and the almost infinite promise that these things once held for us; thru the few words of the music “I’ll miss you when you’re gone”. Precisely what we experience is that we miss these old technologies, the sense that the future was a bright place; our collective innocence. It’s really one of the most remarkable mediums I’ve ever seen: using the past (old footage, old song) to comment on the past itself. And, in a larger sense, it reminds me that everything in this life is going to pass, and there are many things and people that I’m going to miss when they’re gone. I hope this doesn’t seem pretentious, I really feel what I’m saying here and I believe it. This work of art really is the birth of an entire genre. It’s all here folks. Everything else is commentary or expansion packs. Thank you
This is from Memory Vague - as someone else has already mentioned. It's a slowed down manipulated sample from 'Only Over You' from the Fleetwood Mac 1982 album 'Mirage'.
This is from eccojams vol.1 (Memory Vague if you want the dvd) by Daniel Lopatin aka Oneohtrix Point Never. Sunsetcorp is his youtube account (or one of them, I think).
Man...it’s crazy to see the evolution of Vaporwave. Still one of the best vibes after all this time. Can’t believe this is almost 10 years old. Makes me feel old
i find it amazing how i actually found this while going through other videos instead of getting recommended. It sounds amazing, feels like visiting a museum. Hope whoever made this is living well. Have a great day and see you in the next 14 years!
@@bindingchainhahahaha i don't know if I'd go that far! but definitely a mark of Chuck Person's production skill. the intro section is just two different speeds of the same sample being switched between rhythmically. it's eighth note patterns if you listen to how it switches.
they keep playing fleetwood mac only over you at my local thrift store and every time this line comes on I just look up from the racks and take in the moment.
vaporwave is 11 years old now, i wish i had discovered it earlier to experience its actual birth... oh well, it's never too late to enjoy vw thank u, daniel lopatin
This, Natures Uplifting Revenge [sic] by Prefuse 73, and Gianasi by VHS Head are my favorite songs ever. The Untitled track from Animal Collective's first album is up there, too, although I haven't listened to it enough (I've probably listened to this song several hundred times already).
From the moment I came out of the womb, I was exposed to old technology like the VHS and DVD players. Miraculously, I not only figured out how to use a remote control, but also how to rewind to specific parts of VHS media when I was just 7 months. My first word was even the name of my favorite VHS show -- Barney. Today, I still own a DVD player, and when I boot it up, it always feels like starting up a DeLorean to go back in time.
I was singing this while I was out today and had to look it up again. I didn't realize this was Oneohtrix Point Never. I saw Good Time and Uncut Gems at the theater and the music is one of the reasons I loved both movies. I had no idea the composer of those movies basically started this genre.
This is pretty cool. The flanging sounds make me get all tranced out with my hands in the air, and then in my hair. Wait.... did I wake up in heaven??? No. Just pooped my pants a lil'. Ain't I a stinker.
As a person born in the late 00s, it really makes me sad, that i cannot experience that time of the internet where it was so simple, vaporwave was starting to get peak, but i still smile because the fact im experiencing it, that is what i'm happy about.
This dude went from (arguably) inventing the genre we now know as vaporwave, to then producing for The Weeknd just over a decade later. Just wanted to point that out.
i can definitely hear that. funny that the song is called "life's a gas" and it's by wolfgang voigt, [aka Gas] under a different moniker. he has so many monikers, though
@@johnny4965 i felt touched deeply by this video and song at the time. it was very moving and i think awakened a lot of people to make artwork themselves exploring the same feelings. it was interesting to watch how things echoed out over time, copies of copies that morphed to bear little resemblance to the original past the surface
i mean, in a way that's what OPN was playing with, copies of copies of media that through time lost its original referent, and gained new meaning and emotional weight out of context, and so it's no surprise that's exactly what happened with the subcultural works that came after it
This channel feels like stumbling into something from decades ago that you were never meant to see. The vibe it gives off is so unsettling and unlike anything else on youtube
Yeah, it's like watching Claire Cottrill's TH-cam channel from 10 years ago or watching Pewdiepie perform a cover of 'Wonderwall' by Oasis for his now-wife.
Crazy to think we're almost at the 10-year anniversary of Vaporwave! I nominate this song's upload date as the official anniversary date. This loop still gives me shivers, particularly paired with the visuals. Ghosts haunt this video.
I think what's amazing about this song is that I realised he's changed the narrative from Only Over You in this song through chopping the lyrics and pitch shifting the vocals. Angel please don't go/I miss you when you gone/They say I'm a silly girl can now be read as "I miss you when you're gone" they say, "Angel please don't go". The voice in this song is Angel and he loves them and leaves them... so yes she is a silly girl.
I'm a huge Fleetwood mac fan and I had this idea to make FM based vaporwave (and Elton john and maybe billy joel too)... the actual track is a great song... that's Christine mcvie's voice, I think she wrote this.. .but this is on a whole notha leval
it’s crazy this is one of the first videos that popped up on youtube for me when i was 10 cause i listened to a lot of daft punk and 80s music at the time. i think this video barely had a couple thousand views if that. and then no body here got recommended to me today even tho i saw it years ago. i remember it clearly cause it wasn’t the first time i saw this style of visuals or heard this music but they were combined in a way i could enjoy both and i was like holy shit this is me. i’ve been apart of vaporwave nearly since the beginning and it’s so cool to see how it’s grown and even i still get people into. after a few years of not really listening to vaporwave ive gotten back into and it’s my soundtrack
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In the beginning vaporwave was millennials nostalgically reinventing media they had experienced 10-15 years prior. Now that millennials are in our 30s, it’s crazy to think back to a point when the 90s were only 10 years ago!
This video is awesome, one significant in vaporwave history, but I wish there was at least a three minute version of it. I repeated this video several times!
Crazy how vaporwave in general invokes nostalgia but now that it’s been around long enough I can be nostalgic about vaporwave itself
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O futuro sempre parece brilhante
Ouch
2 years later im nostalgic about this comment
Such is the reflective nature of living in the postmodern world
Imagine coming across this in 2009 or before Vaporwave was even a term
I probably would have thought "Oh, this is a neat retro thing" and added it to my Favorites or something.
We only regard this as exceptional because we're looking at it from the future, through the lens of vaporwave.
I D I D . A N D I T C H A N G E D M Y L I F E
that was a great year for music. and this definitely fit conveniently into the trends of the time. i mean, ferraro and ariel pink had already been around ha. but only ferraro's last american hero compares to the quality of that first eccojams release. man, what a time to be in college ha
🙄
id listen to it once and im like "oh ok, thats cool" then ill forget about it until i rediscover it again
The sweet promise of 80s vector gfx. This is a proper piece.
hell yea
Hey boomer u still alive or dead
bruh are u there?
Hi from 2022!
future
This is one of the most emotionally charged things I've heard in a while.
Same my guy
Same my man
Same my dude
Same my bro
Same my homie
The first vaporwave song ever made. Daniel Lopatin is a fucking legend. I'm getting goosebumps hearing this and looking at the video. Sorry for rambling but it's just amazing how this one man invented this whole genre with just one video on youtube 2009
***** I also think Replica is better than Eccojams vol.1 if that's what you mean.
I know what you mean. The man is a visionary,
My favorite is either Rifts or R Plus 7
I don't think typing out one sentence is really considered rambling.
amazing
SunsetCorp, are these your tracks?
Artzie Music Yes.
I think she/he invented the
V A P O R W A V E
@@allanmejia1036 Yes Daniel Lopatin aka Oneohtrix Point this was an old account of his I'm pretty sure
Was artziemusic called artziemusic years ago too?
Maybe
🌴Welcome, you found the birth of vaporwave.🌴
My life's complete now
I wanna try to make some now that ive found the beginning :D
Virtual Trash Almost Vaporwave.
not quite but still.
Upboat
Remember that time vaporwave was invented?
Wow, 2009 vaporwave: this is prehistoric.
As proto-vaporwave
i m e m b e r
i think we need supervaporwave to remember vaporwave
Vaporwave was created in the 1700's by George Washington
also this is quite possibly the best video on youtube
10 YEARS? JESUS CHRIST THIS COMMENT IS A RELIC
@@ultra9716 but he's still right though
please tell me you're doing ok oaoii
@@angelricchi1321 im doing pretty well ty
@@_qualiaa nice to hear that, i hope u doing well for this past 1 month
An alchemical synthesis so pure, it still hits after all these years
lead into audio gold
i never noticed this before, but i love how the video begins with a tape being ejected. as though the song we hear is an echo or ghost left behind in the machine.
This sums up vaporwave quite nicely.
tell my why the first vaporwave song is also the best one
because Daniel Lopatin of Oneohtrix Point Never made it and he's a genius. check out his discog
because this song contains everything that perfect 'vaporwave' track should have
Because it’s the sort of thing where he made this track with no objective in mind. Then he probably fell in love with the sound of it and said “I need to keep making this” and he kept working in this same trajectory, thus the birth of vapor wave
Because Eccojams volume one created and ended vaporwave in one album. Yet there’s still so much good stuff. Every technique used today has been used on eccojams.
It's the kind of song that kicks off a whole genre.
Category: Science & Technology
I love vaporwave.
The birth of vaporwave. More glorious than the beauty of actual birth.
agreed. the spawning of so many sub genres
actual birth isn't even beautiful
It's angelic to witness.
@@Vaporstruck yeah it's kinda disturbing honestly
Actual Birth Is Better
Fleetwood Mac - Only Over You (1982)
Wow, an you even got the date
@@porkhill6665 Stevie didn't sing it, Christine did
King Crimson
Crazy how I had to scroll down so far for this
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@@porkhill6665MATTE KUDASAI
Pretty sure that this video is the start of vaporwave
Yeah, it has to be. I don't think there exists anything else dating before June 2009
Soppsau
Actually, let me correct myself, there might actually be. James Ferraros stuff way back can be defined as vaporwave because its made with the same concept as Daniel Lopatin and Fatima Al Qadiri. Not like the Mac Plus era, which is just "uhh eighties nostalgia"
Soppsau
well if you want to get technical, the side of vaporwave that consists of artists like James Ferraro and Eyeliner takes inspiration from elevator music and easy-listening muzak which has been around since the early nineties and is almost unchanged in its 'reappropriation' by the vaporwave movement. I don't really think that's an arguable point though, as it wasn't really being done on an artistic level at that point like it was much farther down the line.
MechaMugen
exactly
Soppsau
i honestly think dan lopatin was on to some amazingly powerful stuff with eccojams and memory vague. i think vaporwave has evolved into something else that is a lot different and less moving to me. dan lopatin is a god damn genius, though. there's no denying that.
Thanks.
Hey bud, nice job ripping off the original vaporwave creator.
bitch
Bimbo TM what happened lol
@@kompst_tu What did he do?
@@kompst_tu wtf are you talking about, artzie credits everyone and provides links. 😤😧
0:56 good lord
Goosebumps everytime.
ill miss you when you're gone.
ANGEL PLEASE DONT GOOOOOOOOOOOOO!
@@slimk2426 "THEY SAY--"
I always heard “unless you wake up”
@@BEASLAND000 oh wow I could hear both! That's fooking crazy bruv
Angel please dont
GGGGGOOOOOOOO
I love the proto/early vaporwave aesthetics and style so much.
july 19 2019 will be the 10th anniversary, celebrations welcome
We’re getting close!
@@h7pubg :(
ｗ ａ ｉ ｔ ｉ ｎ ｇ
Few more days!
next friday
how do you create my dreams into reality
◇
That’s a good question.
11 years ago? wow.
Hh8innj
@@Haal96 Are you ok?
what hurts me the most about this track is that it starts out hopeful but as it goes on it starts to get more and more morose
I just listened to eccojams yesterday for the first time. Been a vapor wave fan for a while, but had never heard this track before that. Had it playing thru my head all day today. And then this pops up in my recommended. And then I see it was posted in June of 2009. And everyone is commenting how it’s the first vaporwave track. Wow. Didn’t know that. Truly amazed.
I’m literally crying right now, this video is so beautiful. Not just how the music so magically evokes sensations I’ve never quite had before, like I’m in a dream, remembering a past that didn’t exist. I know “nostalgic for a past that didn’t exist” is a cliche phrase at this point regarding vaporwave, but in this case I really, genuinely feel something like that
It’s beautiful how this video elegizes the old media of the VHS, the computer, “cyber space”, and the almost infinite promise that these things once held for us; thru the few words of the music “I’ll miss you when you’re gone”. Precisely what we experience is that we miss these old technologies, the sense that the future was a bright place; our collective innocence. It’s really one of the most remarkable mediums I’ve ever seen: using the past (old footage, old song) to comment on the past itself. And, in a larger sense, it reminds me that everything in this life is going to pass, and there are many things and people that I’m going to miss when they’re gone.
I hope this doesn’t seem pretentious, I really feel what I’m saying here and I believe it.
This work of art really is the birth of an entire genre. It’s all here folks. Everything else is commentary or expansion packs.
Thank you
You feel it man
💖💖
you really put well into words what we experience listening to these masterpieces. They are truly unique in their way.
tldr
this guy now produces for one of the most popular music artists of all time, crazy
Being?
@@salsaandbrwx1449 The Weeknd, he has production credits on one of his albums!
@@salsaandbrwx1449 charli xcx
@@salsaandbrwx1449he produced the entirety of the weeknd’s latest album, dawn FM
@@salsaandbrwx1449It's Daniel Lopatin
This is from Memory Vague - as someone else has already mentioned. It's a slowed down manipulated sample from 'Only Over You' from the Fleetwood Mac 1982 album 'Mirage'.
This is from eccojams vol.1 (Memory Vague if you want the dvd) by Daniel Lopatin aka Oneohtrix Point Never. Sunsetcorp is his youtube account (or one of them, I think).
Man...it’s crazy to see the evolution of Vaporwave. Still one of the best vibes after all this time. Can’t believe this is almost 10 years old. Makes me feel old
5 years since your comment.. time flies.
People in 2021: This Vaporwaze is Legendary.
People in 2009: What is This ?
Is My Computer Broken ?
i find it amazing how i actually found this while going through other videos instead of getting recommended. It sounds amazing, feels like visiting a museum. Hope whoever made this is living well. Have a great day and see you in the next 14 years!
The person who made this is living very well. They produce for The Weeknd now
if daniel isn't one of your goats, don't talk to me
This is the Big Bang of Vaporwave
Still unbelievable that this video isn't at least seen a million times by now. I think I alone have seen it around 1000-1200 times alone.
Vaporwave the best creation of the 21 century
Oh yes, slowed down, repeated remixes of old 80s songs, my favorite
listen to Far Side Virtual by James Ferraro, it’s 100% original content beside the Skype sample which runs for like two seconds anyway
@@60circuits60 i never liked james ferraro idk why
Happy belated 15th annoversary to this classic!
15 years of vaporwave
Insane to think this came out that long ago
The first part sounds like the beat trying out different pitches and tempos and then settling on the one used for the rest of the song. Really cool
psychedelic as hell -- and nihilistic as hell -- intense as fuck [even hardcore]
@@bindingchainhahahaha i don't know if I'd go that far! but definitely a mark of Chuck Person's production skill. the intro section is just two different speeds of the same sample being switched between rhythmically. it's eighth note patterns if you listen to how it switches.
The birth of Vaporwave….beautiful.
Are you still alive? Lol
0:42 love this part of the MV so much
they keep playing fleetwood mac only over you at my local thrift store and every time this line comes on I just look up from the racks and take in the moment.
vaporwave is 11 years old now, i wish i had discovered it earlier to experience its actual birth... oh well, it's never too late to enjoy vw
thank u, daniel lopatin
This, Natures Uplifting Revenge [sic] by Prefuse 73, and Gianasi by VHS Head are my favorite songs ever. The Untitled track from Animal Collective's first album is up there, too, although I haven't listened to it enough (I've probably listened to this song several hundred times already).
The girl at the end is Mariko Ishihara.
ayy
really? i read somewhere she was the late Yukiko Okada
shes playing the song on the beatbox
I thought she looked familiar
Ayy someone who isnt making memes of this and actually knows crap
There's something about the old physical media players, they actually feel more futuristic than what wr have now.
From the moment I came out of the womb, I was exposed to old technology like the VHS and DVD players. Miraculously, I not only figured out how to use a remote control, but also how to rewind to specific parts of VHS media when I was just 7 months. My first word was even the name of my favorite VHS show -- Barney. Today, I still own a DVD player, and when I boot it up, it always feels like starting up a DeLorean to go back in time.
This is Oneohtrix Point Never's original youtube account.
...or one of them...
senyaiv theres more?
I believe so, yes.
Does anyone have the SEGA CD one I can't fucking find it I've been looking for years.
@@ThouShaltSuffer1 there was one? what was on it?
RIP Christine McVie
I was singing this while I was out today and had to look it up again. I didn't realize this was Oneohtrix Point Never. I saw Good Time and Uncut Gems at the theater and the music is one of the reasons I loved both movies. I had no idea the composer of those movies basically started this genre.
This is pretty cool. The flanging sounds make me get all tranced out with my hands in the air, and then in my hair. Wait.... did I wake up in heaven??? No. Just pooped my pants a lil'. Ain't I a stinker.
history
@@fp45 yes
@@fp45 it's freaky reading all these old comments.
Fuckin really? This guy had to be the first guy to comment on Vaporwave? Well okay then...
Uh oh, stinky
Imagine if daniel lopatin hadn't created this song, we'd probably still have to hunt with spears
The begging of the greatest genre of music
RIP Christine McVie 💔
First vaporwave ever. GREAT
As a person born in the late 00s, it really makes me sad, that i cannot experience that time of the internet where it was so simple, vaporwave was starting to get peak, but i still smile because the fact im experiencing it, that is what i'm happy about.
This dude went from (arguably) inventing the genre we now know as vaporwave, to then producing for The Weeknd just over a decade later.
Just wanted to point that out.
the weeknd was also getting started just a couple years after this came out
this is my favorite vaporwave song ever, no competition
i can definitely hear that. funny that the song is called "life's a gas" and it's by wolfgang voigt, [aka Gas] under a different moniker. he has so many monikers, though
Hey there person from 11 years ago. Just wanted to say hello 11 yrs later...
@@johnny4965 hi Johnny. i may be a person from 11 years ago but im also a person from right now
@@_qualiaa Really glad to hear that, it must feel good to be here since the start of this beauty of a video and maybe the Vaporwave genre as well...
@@johnny4965 i felt touched deeply by this video and song at the time. it was very moving and i think awakened a lot of people to make artwork themselves exploring the same feelings. it was interesting to watch how things echoed out over time, copies of copies that morphed to bear little resemblance to the original past the surface
i mean, in a way that's what OPN was playing with, copies of copies of media that through time lost its original referent, and gained new meaning and emotional weight out of context, and so it's no surprise that's exactly what happened with the subcultural works that came after it
Rest In Peace Christine McVie
I always feel like this sort of music peak here because nobody knew what genre this was, it was just people dicking around.
My pilgrimage to the birthplace of the beloved vaporwave
is this that vapor weed everyone is talking about? i feel high
It's called Vaporwave.
@@aprilsweetness nah i feel like i took too much tramadol
@@martymcfly2857 what you commented on a 6 year old comment
@@LemonDan ask @Stephan!e
This channel feels like stumbling into something from decades ago that you were never meant to see. The vibe it gives off is so unsettling and unlike anything else on youtube
Yeah, it's like watching Claire Cottrill's TH-cam channel from 10 years ago or watching Pewdiepie perform a cover of 'Wonderwall' by Oasis for his now-wife.
THANK YOU!!! IT"S BACK!!!! Honestly one of the best things on TH-cam.
hey ever heard of "Macintosh"? you should listen to his well-made tracks especially "Floral Shoppe"..
Daniel Lopatin: "anyone can do this"
Everyone: *does this*
Daniel Lopatin: ... ... [this should have never left the cryobank]
Crazy to think we're almost at the 10-year anniversary of Vaporwave! I nominate this song's upload date as the official anniversary date. This loop still gives me shivers, particularly paired with the visuals. Ghosts haunt this video.
10 years, insane
Where was I 7 years ago and why didn't I know about this
Where was I just a half a year ago and why didnt i listen to this
I'm 16 bout to be 17
@@joseanthompson9069 i'm 16 boutta turn 15 next year
Humble beginnings. Long live vaporwave!
@oaoii i agree.
this is amazing in every way shape and form. i'm curious what you are using to chop&screw the music & where the video came from.
Only over you - fleetwood mac
This like perfectly incapsulates a high. You start of trippy and weird and then at 00:20 you go into a mellow euphoria
Genesis.
edit: i'm talking about this video being the genesis of vaporwave, not the band genesis lmao
It sounds like Phil but it's actually Fleetwood Mac lmao.
the song is Only Over You by Fleetwood Mac, on the album Mirage (1982).
I keep coming back to this, again and again
Legendary. Never stops being worth listening to.
is this it? the first vaporwave song?
possibly m8
Yes
@@noahn4336 no, "power stone" by Devon Hendryx AKA Jpegmafia was created in 2008 and would easily be classified as vaporwave
Yeah, unless youre counting the albums Vektroid made when she was 16, back in early 2009.
Pizza Rat try harder, Eccojams vol 1 ain’t the first edition tho www.discogs.com/Chuck-Person-Collected-Echoes-2004-2008/release/14863387
I think what's amazing about this song is that I realised he's changed the narrative from Only Over You in this song through chopping the lyrics and pitch shifting the vocals. Angel please don't go/I miss you when you gone/They say I'm a silly girl can now be read as "I miss you when you're gone" they say, "Angel please don't go". The voice in this song is Angel and he loves them and leaves them... so yes she is a silly girl.
I'm a huge Fleetwood mac fan and I had this idea to make FM based vaporwave (and Elton john and maybe billy joel too)... the actual track is a great song... that's Christine mcvie's voice, I think she wrote this.. .but this is on a whole notha leval
The OG...and all these years later i'm still listening to vaporwave
I saw this same VHS player at a thrift store back in 2011 or so and passed on it. Still regret it.
Damn mate thats sad
it’s crazy this is one of the first videos that popped up on youtube for me when i was 10 cause i listened to a lot of daft punk and 80s music at the time. i think this video barely had a couple thousand views if that. and then no body here got recommended to me today even tho i saw it years ago. i remember it clearly cause it wasn’t the first time i saw this style of visuals or heard this music but they were combined in a way i could enjoy both and i was like holy shit this is me. i’ve been apart of vaporwave nearly since the beginning and it’s so cool to see how it’s grown and even i still get people into. after a few years of not really listening to vaporwave ive gotten back into and it’s my soundtrack
so crazy to come back to what was the first real vaporwave track
Holy shit, it's been 10 years with this work of art. Miss you, angel.
Christine McVie, Rest In Peace, you sentimental lady, gentle one ❤️💝
#BringBackEccojams
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And 0:43 ???
13 years of vaporwave. thank you for your vision OPN.
Is is it weird that I am overly excited that I I am just now discovering this
No. It isn't. I discovered OPN in 2020 and it lead me here. I love this.
Sooo good!! Heard this back in 2020…& It comes to my mind now and then, ❤️🎶✨
i can't explain it but this song has a human soul.
Vaporwave never dies, only is your decline and still you will always have people who want to listen to those waves that make you feel nostalgic.
With an incoming new decade, I find I am nostalgic not just for the 80's/90's, but Vaporwave itself.
the way it fizzled into my brain and itched the corners of my head that I never thought was reachable, now that was pretty dope.
Mommy, when will we land?
Yo, are you still alive?
@@aprilsweetness Technically.
Bro you replied to that guys comment how old were you when you made it?
@@jdmoose2519 Too old.
We just landed
gran cancion ojala un dia venga a Argentina y toque en obras o en ferro un saludo grande
And I was thinking these visuals were from Beachwalk
Damn, this is history, I feel honored of being here listening to this...
I missed the 10 year anniversary of this song what a legend man
awesine, many thanks for the tip on the eccojams link. amazing stuff
In the beginning vaporwave was millennials nostalgically reinventing media they had experienced 10-15 years prior. Now that millennials are in our 30s, it’s crazy to think back to a point when the 90s were only 10 years ago!
This guy is now making movie soundtracks.
A s t o n i s h i n g .
Can you link some of his works?
Ucut gems
he's now producing for the weeknd
As of July 19, 2024, Vaporwave is now 15 years old
And on the 19th day of the 7th month of the 2009th year, vaporwave was created, and ironic meme trash would soon follow.
That's what they want you to think
Well yes but actually no
been a fan of OPN for so long, only found out a few months ago he started vaporwave. shits crazy
This video is awesome, one significant in vaporwave history, but I wish there was at least a three minute version of it. I repeated this video several times!
Rest in peace Yukiko Okada :(