lo-fi bedtime beats No Further um Mistério
lo-fi bedtime beats No Further um Mistério
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Lego Brick is the second person that is shown to own an underground factory, with the first being Golf Ball.
Because lo-fi music has such a repetitive quality, it can help usher the listener into a meditative state.
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This video was posted to the Jacknjellify X account on December 24, 2020. The video begins with Leafy greeting Ice Cube, accidentally pushing her. Ice Cube almost falls on Firey, who is touching a tree, but Leafy catches her just in time. Leafy apologizes for almost killing her when off-screen, Firey causes the now burning tree to fall on Ice Cube. The next short shows Ice Cube building a bunch of small snowmen and Match notices. Ice Cube comes back with a carrot nose only to discover her snowmen have all been taken apart by FreeSmart for a snowball fight.
This is the first time 2 Music Lo-Fi of the same type of video got posted in a row since Jacknjellify started uploading weekly.
Lego Brick was revealed to have a fear of dying (thanatophobia), which later answered his anger towards Book and Match after Book killed him.
Play out your chords, 4 Study Lo-Fi notes at a time, and that will give you a great-sounding musical foundation. Experiment with different voicings and variations of the Study Lo-Fi instrument to find the right vibe.
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When the 1960s came around, bands like the Beach Boys began using lo-fi sounds in their recordings on purpose. The 1980s hip-hop rise Study Lo-Fi saw even more of this purposeful sound recording, and its influence is still found in alt genres today.
Coincidently, the eliminated contestants mentioned in the first half of the song would all later on rejoin the show.
The third wipe shows Evil Leafy, and once the wipe is done, Leafy is seen again with a surprised look.