Lol! You're right, it kinda sounds like it! The second half I just improvise on the chord progression and added something I heard from Out of Time by The Weeknd. Did you know The Weeknd sampled a Japanese song called "Midnight Pretenders" by Tomoko Aran in this song. The sample is used as the backing track for the song, and it gives "Out of Time" a unique and distinctive sound. The original song is a classic example of the "city pop" genre, which is a style of Japanese pop music that was popular in the 1980s.
I was thinking, the best way to Rick Roll someone in person on piano is to play the chord progression improvisation so people will start gathering around. Then when you get a big enough crowd, you just play "Never Gonna Give You Up" 😂
The full tutorial is available here czcams.com/video/b8Nh7y5Cc04/video.html
Rick rolled!!! Love this!! Can you post a video of how to do his dance too? 😊
You mean this video? 😂😂😂 czcams.com/video/f-tLr7vONmc/video.htmlsi=9hMp08ZO3eTY7J0K
So it's now a sad anime credit song?
Lol! You're right, it kinda sounds like it! The second half I just improvise on the chord progression and added something I heard from Out of Time by The Weeknd. Did you know The Weeknd sampled a Japanese song called "Midnight Pretenders" by Tomoko Aran in this song. The sample is used as the backing track for the song, and it gives "Out of Time" a unique and distinctive sound. The original song is a classic example of the "city pop" genre, which is a style of Japanese pop music that was popular in the 1980s.
I was thinking, the best way to Rick Roll someone in person on piano is to play the chord progression improvisation so people will start gathering around. Then when you get a big enough crowd, you just play "Never Gonna Give You Up" 😂