Will We Ever Run Out of New Music?

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[rmond]

Will We Ever Run Out Of New Vsause Videos? That's the real question.

[kochuscurries]

This guy's got the scientific answer to all the stupid questions I ask to myself

[evacslived]

I really love how timeless these older videos are, the way micheal “is” has stayed the same, which is great

[MrJackOfAllTraits]

Ten years later, this was the first vsauce video I ever saw and it changed my life forever. No joke. Thank you michael.

[endexo]

So you're saying that there are more remixes of Old Town Road than atoms on earth

[sugarkain]

1, 200 years worth of songs and here I am listening to the same 3 songs everyday.

[alexophobic]

Every Artist would just sue each other in 500k years

[WavePotter]

That’s it, from now on all my songs will be 5 minutes and 1 second.

[GoldenPenHD]

So you’re saying there’s some fire ass music that we will never hear?

[Aegis_Mind]

This guy must have ripped legs with all the squats he's doing between takes in pretty much all his videos I've seen so far.

[fatcunt]

once you start watching these videos you cant stop

[Fugnut-model-No.]

I’m only at 1:20 in the video, so if he covers this then by bad, but. The thing about this is, us as humans and with time always a constant. Everyone will eventually at some point leave a song as forgotten. Though we now have songs that can be recorded and archived, time is still a factor. So no matter what we do, we will eventually leave those songs from a time long ago abandoned and forgotten.

[gdsaurmanex]

"Will we ever run out of original music?"

**Plays the same sci-fi song he uses in almost every Vsauce video**

[AstroSalamander]

As a musician, this is the only thing I've had an existential crisis about...

[thomasboullie]

Does this mean that, given enough time, somebody will have the exact same DNA as a person that lived a billion years ago due to a finite genome sequence?

[kDon_]

Summary: We will never run out of music, even though it is finite because of the patterns and melodies that interest us.

[Lucas-ixrj]

"63"
oh okay that's a pretty good comparison
"million"
....

[randomclone]

Micheal: 63
Me: okay that quite a -
Micheal: million
Me: WTF

[CowboyAye]

How to make a Vsauce video:
Step 1: Write a thesis
Step 2: take the opposite of your thesis
Step 3: prove the opposite of your thesis in the video
Step 4: say "Or is it" and prove your original thesis

This is what the result js:

Hey, Vsause! MICHAEL HERE!
Did you know that (FALSE STUFF)
Or is it?
(PROVES THAT THIS STUFF IS FALSE)

[rosechild]

Idk when u factor in different bpms, tuning systems, odd time signatures, different instruments, and polyrhythms, it’s pretty hard to run out of new music