You can try to resist Bobby Mcferrin, but he still messes with your mind. It looks like bunch of zombies humming around and Bobby leading them.
Bobby Mcferrin messes with your mind
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What a great audience! Wonderful!
This isn’t a matter of messing, but of understanding.
Very cool!!!
@ Mark
He said no matter where he goes, he receives the same response…thats cool
He probably receives the same response from every website that posts this video
@jesusmakessandwiches
haha, very funny
PENTATONIC SCALE lol
so cool i enjoyed it.Thx a lot
xD
Thanks for posting this. I find it interesting that music is so universally familiar that audiences all over the world will have the same response to that routine. Does this mean music is universal, or that we are all wire the same (a rather Kantian notion), or that we have all learned music in the same way?
Its awesome that someone with something so simple can do something so great
@Mcgelligot
Yeap, I guess that means music is universal
@ MMSonera
Sure it is
@Mcgelliot
I was taking in what you were saying, until you used the word “Kantian”, then it all fell apart after that. Such a shame as it was going so well, you couldn’t resist being pretentious and it got spoiled, c’est la vie!
@Brijesh
Yeap?
Attend to the spell check on your browser or don’t come back!
@Hobittual
I was taking in what you were saying, until you used the phrase “c’est la vie!”, then it all fell apart after that. Such a shame as it was going so well, you couldn’t resist being pretentious and it got spoiled, such is life.
Is that the scat man??? lol bop bwee bop bop ba da ba
No, he’s the guy that did “don’t worry, be happy”. Absolutely amazing! look up the song “Drive my Car” by Bobby Mcferrin. It is truly spectacular.
Saw him with Chick and Jack DeJohnette in Santa Barbara… the entire show was improvised and experimental, and the entire crowd was a bunch of 50 year old wealthy white people who probably expected to hear “Don’t Worry Be Happy” 12 times. When he busted out the audience participation everyone was initially frazzled. “We can’t make sounds at a concert! What on earth? Rabble rabble rabble!” But then everyone got it and it was AWESOME!