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The Musical Meme Man

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I hope everyone had a lovely New Year’s Day. Today, I thought I’d post something fun and uncomplicated. These are the genius little musical memes by composer Brandon Ethridge. He composes real music, too, but it’s his wee compositions to viral videos (mostly involving animals and children) that have been my obsession for the last few days.

My first experience of Brandon Ethridge was the following video, which I believe I have watched at least 2 dozen times (likely more), and it’s the most silly and satisfying thing ever.

I love the spirit of Brandon Ethridge. He seems like an extremely nice man, and his sense of humor is spot on. His musicalization (is that a word? Who cares?) of spoken word is highly entertaining, and he made me laugh a lot this week.

You can see all of Brandon Ethridge’s adorable videos on his website and on YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook.

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Author: Donna from One Beautiful Thing

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8 thoughts on “The Musical Meme Man

  1. lois's avatar

    Hilarious! Apparently! Oh, gosh–I loved that little boy.

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  2. artfulblasphemer's avatar

    My toxic trait is that I almost never watch videos (I said it was toxic) but a large amount of time was just spent watching all of these. That guy is amazing at making talking seem like singing–I feel like I’m going to listen to people talk a lot differently now, lol.

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    • Donna from One Beautiful Thing's avatar

      He’s a wonder! I would love to be able to hear the music in conversation. On his YouTube channel are some videos of people much more agitated (and less adorable) than the ones I posted, but they’re wonderful in their own way!

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  3. Laura (PA Pict)'s avatar

    What a genius idea! It’s like the modern version of having a musician accompany screenings of silent movies. The ones featuring kids are especially adorable but I also really liked the motivational message one.

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