[ SECRET POST #6559 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6559 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.


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[Monkey Hero (PlayStation 1)]



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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

What does it mean for music to get serious? I also have no idea what meme music is so I guess in general this secret just confuses me haha.

But the general idea of "idk I like what I like" as an answer when people ask, I do get that. More because I like a little of everything so there is no one neat answer to give people.

[(Anonymous)]

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But I'm guessing by meme music, they mean songs that became popular mostly because they're associated with an online video that went very viral. Like the Wellerman sea shanty, or Astronomia (the Coffin Dance), or Dragostea-din-tei (the Numa Numa Dance), or Caramelldansen (the sexy bunny dance), or Chiranjeevi's Golimar (the Girly Man / Indian Thriller dance). Or, like ... probably fifty-zillion others, by now. The memes, they multiply.

A lot of them are meant to be parodies, like Tunak-Tunak. Others start with a foreign artist who's trying to sing in English, but inadvertently encourages especially bizarre misheard lyrics, like the turn-of-the-aughts Hot Limit (the We Drink Ritalin song). Some are just super catchy and spread because the song is widely liked, despite never having a proper promotion infrastructure in the countries they reach via people sharing them (I won't give examples of that because IMO, it's really subjective which you think those songs are).

But hopefully that gives you some ideas.