As of the day I'm writing this comment, Stevie's Wonders is now my most viewed video ever (beating out a really terrible Undertale shitpost I made when I was 14). I really appreciate everyone who's watched/liked/commented. uhhhh shit should i type more here. i gotta make it look like this comment is super important and stuff. okay, please reply to this comment with your favorite number. mine is 666, which i've just realized is actually something jacob says in the video. that's a problem because the joke with this comment is that i ran out of relevant things to say (which i promise does have a grain of truth to it) but i guess that connection sorta ruins it. i just didn't think too hard about what my favorite number was before writing that sentence. however, i still like the idea of soliciting random information from people so let me think of something else real quick. i would ask about pets but that kinda thing is a common "i forgot my password"-type question and the last thing i need is people calling me an identity thief in the comments of a youtube poop. how about just reply with your least favorite number instead. if anyone says a really cool number, i'll just assume they didn't read the full comment (a reasonable thing to do). personally i think ten is overrated.
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This is the most specifically niche YTP I have ever come across. It's for those of us who over the last couple years have gotten into Jacob Collier and Adam Neely's stuff, and for us only. Needless to say, it's superb.
Sir DooDoo is one of Stevie's most iconic wonders. It's an ode to Jack Skellington, and in 1977, it was a number 77 hit. (megalovania ensues) Hi. My name is Stevie Wonder. I'm Stevie Wonder's greatest fan, and I'm here to explain the D. (Oh Yeah). Sir, this is an Arby's. So let's take a look at the SoS There's a verse, a chorus, a chorus, and a special chorus which I'm very excited to get into. But before we do all that, let's talk about the drums. One of the intriguing things about this particular song is Stevie's use of a very simple pop structure. (Jacob plays the drums) Listen to Duke Ellington's "Take the Jazz High" His experience with Weed really shines through. (Take the A Train & Smoke Weed Everyday mix together) You know, like like 4-20. I recently was on tour with my band SuSGazer and I was able to hit the weed night after night after night after night after night. That's a fair amount of stuff that's going on in order for us to understand why Let's get into it. The basic idea revolves around the basics to showing up stoned on a weed brownie. This is, of course, very common in breakdown sections. In the example that we're talking about, the first four note attacks, the ones which are hitting every 5 quarter notes, are metrically modulated to become 6 420th notes. Believe it or not, though, this is even before the weed brownie got involved. This chorus leads us right into Boris and it's here that we should probably talk about harmony. There's only really one chord in this entire section. 6-6-6 What he's done is take this very basic melody (Jacob plays Phrygian All-Star) and sexualize it in a way that feels really cool. (Sir Duke plays but it's very wrong) Now that is very good. That jazziness has entered the fray. The thing about Sir Duke's chorus is that it's not jazz, it's shit. Cultures around the world have developed their own unique musical scales that all sound 11 years old. But there's one scale that's found in nearly every scale across the globe - The Scale. If we begin to make melodies, using The Scale, it's extRemeLy diFFiCulT to Go wRonG becAuSe eVErY nOte iN tHiS sCaLe SOUnDs gREaT. Kinda like a scale. So Sir DooDoo goes something like this (plays B 20 times) Every note in that melody comes from one interesting, juicy note. This is the note. B. Those jazzists amongst you may recognize this scale as what's known as the One Fucking Note scale. But it's not quite good. And what you end up with is not listenable. And that is something that thrills me to no end.
this so incredibly good lmao the beginning was SO STRONG in this video dude, the "it's an ode to jack skellington" then into the megalovania edit was such a good combo. The "take the jazz high" edit was super well done. weed brownie, very common in breakdown sessions "it's not jazz, *it's shit* " got me super good I love the "one fucking note scale" that part got me so good.
'Sir DooDoo is one of Stevie's most iconic wonders. It's an ode to Jack Skellington and in 1977 was a number 77 hit. *megalovania*' This is the strongest opening to a YTP ever.
Man that was hilarious, way funnier than the other Jacob Collier ytp. I think you're also the only person to have made a YTP out of Adam Neely's video. You deserve way more views!
Lyrics: Sir *Doodoo* is one of Stevie's most iconic wonders (what?) It's an ode to Jack Skellington and in 1977, it was a number 77 hit *(megalovania plays)* (bro this joke is so overused) Hi, my name is *Stevie Wonder* and I'm *Stevie Wonder's* greatest fan (bro this doesn't make sense) And I'm here to explain the *_D_* *Bmaj Chord* (oh yeah) Sir, this is an Arby's (since when did this switch to food lmao) *_MROWRAE_* So, let's take a look at the *_s a u c e_* There's a Verse, a Chorus, a Chorus and a special *C H O R U S* which I'm very excited to get into But before we do all that, let's talk about the drums One of the intriguing things about this particular song is Stevie's use of the very simple pop structure (finally, a whole sentence) Du, ta, ta, du Du, ta, ta, du Du, ta, ta, du Du, ta, ta, du Du, ta, ta, du Du, ta, ta, du Du, ta, ta, du Du, ta, ta, du Du, ta, ta, du Du, ta, ta, du Du, ta, ta, du Du, ta, ta, du Du, ta, ta, du Du, ta, ta, du Du, ta, ta, du Du, ta, ta, du Du, ta, ta, du Du, ta, ta, du Du, ta, ta, du Du, ta, ta, du Du, ta, ta, du Du, ta, ta, du Du, ta, ta, du Listen to Duke Ellington's Take the Jazz High (the fuck?) His experiments with *w e e d* really shine through (i trusted you duke why) I think of like, 4, 20. I was recntly on tour with my band S U S G A Z E R (pretty sus amirite) And I was able to hit the weed night after night after night after night after night (adam!) There's a fair amount of stuf that's going on in order for us to understand *_W H Y_*
Ah yes, the one fucking note scale. It took me years to master this scale, and I still often struggle to play pieces that were written using this scale.
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As of the day I'm writing this comment, Stevie's Wonders is now my most viewed video ever (beating out a really terrible Undertale shitpost I made when I was 14). I really appreciate everyone who's watched/liked/commented. uhhhh shit should i type more here. i gotta make it look like this comment is super important and stuff. okay, please reply to this comment with your favorite number. mine is 666, which i've just realized is actually something jacob says in the video. that's a problem because the joke with this comment is that i ran out of relevant things to say (which i promise does have a grain of truth to it) but i guess that connection sorta ruins it. i just didn't think too hard about what my favorite number was before writing that sentence. however, i still like the idea of soliciting random information from people so let me think of something else real quick. i would ask about pets but that kinda thing is a common "i forgot my password"-type question and the last thing i need is people calling me an identity thief in the comments of a youtube poop. how about just reply with your least favorite number instead. if anyone says a really cool number, i'll just assume they didn't read the full comment (a reasonable thing to do). personally i think ten is overrated.
I mean 69420 is pretty overrated if you ask me
1 is my favorite number
17 is the perfect choice. its the first number that pops into your head whenever anyoen asks you to think of a random number
You all probably dont give a shit but does any of you know a way to log back into an Instagram account..?
I somehow forgot my login password. I love any help you can give me
@Karsyn Leland Instablaster ;)
This is content for a ridiculously specific population
I’m guessing gen z jazz students because I loved it lol
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Aaaaaaand we are one of those
We are the elitest of the elite
I'm annihilated by tears and laughter and my GF is NOT entertained in the slightest 😂
0:20 "sir, this is an arby's" oh my god 😂😂😂
1:23 "Showing up stoned on a weed brownie. It happens commonly in breakdown sessions" 🤣
hi alex
_those jazzers amongst you may now recognise this scale as what's known as the one fucking note scale_
*Jazzers Among Us*
ngl the sheer musical genius made me jazz a little
_but, it's not quite good_
Truly an oof
*_THE B SCALE_*
That "one fucking note scale" line got me good.
samee
if the one fucking note scale is good what about the 10{{{{{{{{{{10}}}}}}}}}}10 fucking notes scale
That Adam Neely cameo had me in a state of psychosis
Stop trying to use big words lol
@@levilewin3364 No.
@@levilewin3364 "am dumb, small word pls"
@@OrdinaryLatvian wut
lucky you if that's all it takes 🦦
edit: nvm, am in trance
This is the most specifically niche YTP I have ever come across. It's for those of us who over the last couple years have gotten into Jacob Collier and Adam Neely's stuff, and for us only. Needless to say, it's superb.
2:27 "There is one scale that is found in every scale across the globe. The scale."
Certified Vox moment
lol
Duke Ellington's "Take The Jazz High'' is an all time favourite
Sir DooDoo is one of Stevie's most iconic wonders. It's an ode to Jack Skellington, and in 1977, it was a number 77 hit. (megalovania ensues)
Hi. My name is Stevie Wonder. I'm Stevie Wonder's greatest fan, and I'm here to explain the D. (Oh Yeah).
Sir, this is an Arby's.
So let's take a look at the SoS
There's a verse, a chorus, a chorus, and a special chorus which I'm very excited to get into. But before we do all that, let's talk about the drums.
One of the intriguing things about this particular song is Stevie's use of a very simple pop structure.
(Jacob plays the drums)
Listen to Duke Ellington's "Take the Jazz High" His experience with Weed really shines through. (Take the A Train & Smoke Weed Everyday mix together)
You know, like like 4-20.
I recently was on tour with my band SuSGazer and I was able to hit the weed night after night after night after night after night.
That's a fair amount of stuff that's going on in order for us to understand why
Let's get into it.
The basic idea revolves around the basics to showing up stoned on a weed brownie. This is, of course, very common in breakdown sections.
In the example that we're talking about, the first four note attacks, the ones which are hitting every 5 quarter notes, are metrically modulated to become 6 420th notes. Believe it or not, though, this is even before the weed brownie got involved.
This chorus leads us right into Boris and it's here that we should probably talk about harmony.
There's only really one chord in this entire section. 6-6-6
What he's done is take this very basic melody (Jacob plays Phrygian All-Star) and sexualize it in a way that feels really cool.
(Sir Duke plays but it's very wrong) Now that is very good. That jazziness has entered the fray.
The thing about Sir Duke's chorus is that it's not jazz, it's shit. Cultures around the world have developed their own unique musical scales that all sound 11 years old. But there's one scale that's found in nearly every scale across the globe - The Scale.
If we begin to make melodies, using The Scale, it's extRemeLy diFFiCulT to Go wRonG becAuSe eVErY nOte iN tHiS sCaLe SOUnDs gREaT. Kinda like a scale.
So Sir DooDoo goes something like this (plays B 20 times)
Every note in that melody comes from one interesting, juicy note. This is the note. B.
Those jazzists amongst you may recognize this scale as what's known as the One Fucking Note scale. But it's not quite good. And what you end up with is not listenable.
And that is something that thrills me to no end.
thx for th lirycs... :)))
suƨgazer*
(Jacob plays the drums)
I genuinely did not realize that bit was edited at first
This is beyond art
"It's not Jazz, it's shit"
2:20 made me laugh so hard omfg
i never thought i'd see a jacob collier/adam neely ytp
Very late to this comment but omg same on that part lmaooo I couldn't stop laughing
this so incredibly good lmao
the beginning was SO STRONG in this video dude, the "it's an ode to jack skellington" then into the megalovania edit was such a good combo. The "take the jazz high" edit was super well done.
weed brownie, very common in breakdown sessions
"it's not jazz, *it's shit* " got me super good
I love the "one fucking note scale" that part got me so good.
no way jazz memes have become so good that they can be critiqued and praised this is amazing
@@MMM-rw6bl lmaoooo
"it's not jazz, it's shit" is a phrase a lot of the kids at my college need to hear
Same!
Agreed, very high quality YTP
I can believe that I'm actually dying with a "Sir doodoo" joke
this might've been more funny due to me being up at 12 pm but "the one fucking note scale" killed me
Same, but also I wanna make sure we’re on the same page here, because 12 pm is noon LOL
@@derpdee63 midnight, 0:00, 24:00,
Whatever you wanna use
Literally same
'Sir DooDoo is one of Stevie's most iconic wonders. It's an ode to Jack Skellington and in 1977 was a number 77 hit. *megalovania*'
This is the strongest opening to a YTP ever.
Yo, that pitch shifted F minor section at 2:06 is tight.
as a mega jacob collier and adam neely fan, i am mind blown that i saw this video in jacksfilms recommended videos in his newest video.
Omg Im not the only one who noticed this lmao
"it's not jazz... It's sh*t" this was the hardest I've laughed in a while ty, muah
1:13 making sus jokes like a year in advance, very classy
i hope you're joking
@@Kurtster600 of course
Sus is an old ytp meme
@@brendansimkins ah ok
2:01 And sexualise it in a way that feels really cool😂
the target audience is so small, but the quality so great
"It's not jazz, it's shet"
1:16
Repetition legitimizes
Repetition legitimizes
Having been a fan of the musicians, and then becoming a fan of the YTP genre, it rejoices the heart to see them together.
ah yes, the "one fucking note" scale, my favorite
Absolutely glorious
Man that was hilarious, way funnier than the other Jacob Collier ytp. I think you're also the only person to have made a YTP out of Adam Neely's video. You deserve way more views!
This had me dying, thank you for making my morning
"The thing about Sir Duke's chorus is: it's not Jazz - it's s#!*..." That made me LOL!
1:38 Six 420th notes XDD oh my god, i paused the video out of laughter
Holy edits my god was that masterful
this is the hardest ive ever laughed at a ytp
2:03 I think this sounds really cool. I wish I actually knew music theory and could create this kind of stuff.
I held it together until "Sir, this is an Arby's".
Same lmao I lost it so bad I had to stop the video
why are you everywhere
I just love the "one fucking note" scale
1:13 - A meme created way before it's time...
0:26 "so let's take a look at the sauce"
I almost died cause I'm eating pasta right now.
incredible masterpiece
Lyrics:
Sir *Doodoo* is one of Stevie's most iconic wonders (what?)
It's an ode to Jack Skellington and in 1977, it was a number 77 hit
*(megalovania plays)* (bro this joke is so overused)
Hi, my name is *Stevie Wonder* and I'm *Stevie Wonder's* greatest fan (bro this doesn't make sense)
And I'm here to explain the *_D_*
*Bmaj Chord* (oh yeah)
Sir, this is an Arby's (since when did this switch to food lmao)
*_MROWRAE_*
So, let's take a look at the *_s a u c e_*
There's a Verse, a Chorus, a Chorus and a special *C H O R U S* which I'm very excited to get into
But before we do all that, let's talk about the drums
One of the intriguing things about this particular song is Stevie's use of the very simple pop structure (finally, a whole sentence)
Du, ta, ta, du
Du, ta, ta, du
Du, ta, ta, du
Du, ta, ta, du
Du, ta, ta, du
Du, ta, ta, du
Du, ta, ta, du
Du, ta, ta, du
Du, ta, ta, du
Du, ta, ta, du
Du, ta, ta, du
Du, ta, ta, du
Du, ta, ta, du
Du, ta, ta, du
Du, ta, ta, du
Du, ta, ta, du
Du, ta, ta, du
Du, ta, ta, du
Du, ta, ta, du
Du, ta, ta, du
Du, ta, ta, du
Du, ta, ta, du
Du, ta, ta, du
Listen to Duke Ellington's Take the Jazz High (the fuck?)
His experiments with *w e e d* really shine through (i trusted you duke why)
I think of like, 4, 20.
I was recntly on tour with my band S U S G A Z E R (pretty sus amirite)
And I was able to hit the weed night after night after night after night after night (adam!)
There's a fair amount of stuf that's going on in order for us to understand *_W H Y_*
let's get into it.
ive never ever felt that a video has ever cured my depression until this video lol jacob collier memes are hilarious
I love everything about this video
surprisingly well made
this is criminally underviewed for how high quality it is
i love the one fucking note scale
2:58 ahahahahah This had me rolling
This is really great and hilarious and I like how it slowly got more silly towards the end❤❤❤ keep up the good work
0:09 When you hear Megalovania everywhere
those jazzers among you may recognise this as the "one fucking note" scale
I don't have anything clever to say but this is hillarious. I'm commenting so the algorithm blesses other people like me with this video.
Take the jazz high is an album I need
this continues to be the best jacob collier ytp
This has to be one of the funniest videos i have ever seen
even before the
*_WEEDBROWNIE_*
got involved
2:04 this is so chill omg thank you for the feels
the-one-fucking-note scale
Ah yes, the O N E F U C K I N G N O T E scale.
This is ART
This is gold
Damn this is peak level comedy
this video is for such a niche audience, jazz people who also like shitposting
THIS IS SO GOOD
Hilarious man! Here before this blows up.
What an epic collab
I can't believe that Jacob would say that! I _love_ the one fucking note scale!
"There's only really one chord in this entire section: 666... " Literally every jazz song ever
Ah yes, the one fucking note scale.
It took me years to master this scale, and I still often struggle to play pieces that were written using this scale.
Genius piece of content
this is the future of youtube
That fuckin megalovania quote got me good ngl😂😂
Gotta love the One Fucking Note scale.
HOW CAN I LIKE THIS MORE THAN ONCE?
SIR THIS IS AN ARBYS
Don't think for a second that bit of megalovania at the beginning slipped by me.
This is the funniest thing ever.
1:13 did he just predict amogus memes??
i was so confused when I was just listening to youtube videos in the background on autoplay, i thought i was having a stroke
Wtf I just watched this rn and I was looking at the comment section and I’ve already watched it??
I feel so stupid,
I should be using the scale.
Ah yes, the 1 f-ing note scale
THIS IS ART
this is fantastic lol
That was a fucking journey 😂
2:59 I pissed myself
Please make more. Adam Neely is a fountain of YTP potential
The One Fucking Note Scale! 🤣🤣
'sir, this is an arby's'
The megalovania jumpscared me
I would pay good money to hear a full version of that Duke Ellington/Snoop Dogg mash-up at 1:01.
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Outstanding. Would recommend you watch some DaThings, as your style seems fairly similar. Respect
Therapist: Jacob Collier Djent isn’t real, it can’t hurt you
Jacob Collier Djent: 2:45
0:09 MADE ME LITERALLY DIE
This is art
This is incredible holy shit!
its been so long since I have stumbled on a youtube poop that legitimately confused me
I usually cringe at Megalovania memes, but this one fucking killed me
this one makes my teeth feel weird
best one yet
2:39 "Sounds great, kinda like a scale"
I lost it at "Sir, this is an Arby's"