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@@Ryanzba Thank you :D

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lol, what part?

He probably means the 1 2 3 4 chord progression. I don't think that's really cheating tho the Beatles used it all the time

I'm probably mistaken, just hearing some similarities in the singing in the melody

make more videos like these just talking abt random interests of yours while walking around, id watch the hell outta that, also, have you got adhd by chance?

@@vitoria2283 I suspect I have ADHD since both my sister and father have it, but I have never been tested or diagnosed.

@@thehornswoggler4619 me too i'm not diagnosed i'm on queue to see a public free psychiatrist hopefully soon, but if you suspect go after it man, specially with your family history. this kinda behavior (pacing round the house talking to yourself etc) is so adhd you should really think about pursuing this further and getting evaluated

@@vitoria2283 I don’t think the pacing and talking are the indicative factors. I just chose to do that because sitting felt awkward, was boring visually, and was necessary to get my daily steps in lol.

Nice pfp

@@Darmoosh27 you too

@@kaanmn Nice pfp, Too.

it really is. it's why I love his music so much

​​@@TheDreamingJunethe fact that he was a brilliant guitarist also helps, man was a one in a million

@@Rushheh Thank the original uploader linked in the description. I would have never heard this beautiful cover if not for them.

12:20 The original Toonami lineup in 1997 only had Voltron in terms of anime (the rest were western properties), they only later added Robotech, then Sailor Moon, then DBZ, all in 1998. Cardcaptor Sakura (which played the edited 'Cardcaptors' dub, which was marketed to be more gender neutral) did broadcast for a bit in like 2002, but it mainly aired on basic television, Kids WB. I was told by some guy at Funimation during the Summer 2015 season that they automatically will rate a series higher because parents will be less likely to complain, when I was asking why on earth Sore ga Seiyuu was rated TV-14 even though it easily could've been a TV-PG. Even stuff previously rated TV-PG from around 20 years ago like Naruto and Detective Conan (Case Closed) are now rated TV-14 for some reason (this is also true of a lot of western shows, like The Simpsons and Futurama being TV-14 while back in the 2000s they were TV-PG, all of the old Cartoon Cartoons now being TV-PG as opposed to TV-G or TV-Y7). I know things kind of shifted around the mid 2000s after the Super Bowl incident and then all of those V-chip commercials that would air on TV constantly, followed by in like June 2005 when TV ratings protocol changed so that it would display after every commercial break. But it's gotten more strange even after that, up until what we have now. I personally think it's kind of ridiculous, and it creates this odd sense of marketing. I would go to these industry panels at conventions, and they'd be like "My Hero Academia is the series you can show your kids", while also being TV-14, the same rating as Family Guy, House, Cowboy Bebop, etc. The TV Ratings Guidelines is a bit different from say, the MPAA or ESRB, as the companies rate the shows themselves, which I think I prefer, but even so, American standards completely befuddle me. It is also weird stuff like Kimetsu no Yaiba movies being rated R by the MPAA while having McDonald's Kids Meals toys in Japan. As for Crunchyroll, they actually changed their rating system a bit after they merged with Funimation. For example: Cardcaptor Sakura is now PG, Noein is 14, and Kanokon is 18. But they also added buffer ratings: Wooser's Hand-to-Mouth Life is rated 12, Overlord is rated 16, and a number of the previously TV-MA series on Funimation now have this '16' rating. Though weirdly enough, Space Dandy was TV-14 on Funimation and now it is 18 and rated 'Mature' on Crunchyroll. Weird. I know Funimation originally had Dandy at TV-MA before it aired, but then dropped it to TV-14 when it started streaming, so maybe that has something to do with it? Also Space Brothers and the original Futari wa Precure are flat out not rated at all (the newer Precures are all PG, except Otona Precure which is rated 12, and Delicious Party which is actually using the TV Ratings Guidelines and is TV-G for some reason). Either way, sorry about the long ratings tangent, it is something I have been paying attention to for way too bloody long.

@@RogerSmith2004 No apologies needed! This is a great comment and was very informative! Thank you! I have a question though about individual ratings. For clarity, I’m using the Roku CrunchyRoll app, and when I select Futari wa Precure and Cardcaptor Sakura they are both listed as TV-14. I tried using the CR website and app on other devices and just couldn’t find where they list the ratings. Do you know why this is and why I can’t find the ratings you listed? Follow-up question that might be related to the previous one: can you explain what a buffer rating is? I’m unfamiliar with this term.

@@thehornswoggler4619 I was browsing Crunchyroll's site just now, it is right under the title. For example: Cardcaptor Sakura PG ・Sub | Dub I couldn't copy and paste that bottom text, so I typed it out myself. They pasted TV-14s on pretty much anything not rated 'Mature' when they updated the site in like 2018ish for HTML5? But they made a new ratings system recently, I guess they didn't update it for everybody. I didn't know about the apps, as I haven't used the CR app since the Wii U days. When I say 'buffer' I mean basically a rating between the two, like the content is considered too much for a 14 but not quite an 18, in the context of a '16' rating.

I will definitely grind to improve this. It's a really fun chart to play and practice. (Except for Brutal Build A and B, fuck those sections.)

me too

yeah because he killed himself

@@MrSnowman404i was thinking he just liked John Lennon but i dont think thats it

Thank @dolcenotte for the original upload (which now has less views than this somehow). It's linked in the description.

@@crashley47 THAT’S WHAT I’M SAYING FRFR

Apparently he used to play this fairly often. It really shows in how natural his rendition is.

@@thehornswoggler4619 That makes sense, it fits his style perfectly. It's my favorite Beatles song too so I was happy to find this, thank you for posting!!

@@jackleslie7391 All thanks go to the original uploader whose link is in the description.

put a studio version of this on any of his albums and I don’t think anyone would notice a thing

It really does. Very similar structure to one of his songs. ...with both the chords and melody.

Your chording charts are some of the most fun I have with 5-fret. I currently have a -7 on Kyle’s Mom and hope to FC it eventually.