The Molecular Shape of You (Ed Sheeran Parody) | A Capella Science
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- Опубліковано 8 чер 2017
- I'm in love with your bonding orbitals.
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LYRICS:
A dot isn't the best way to try to sum up how electrons come and go
They are the states of a matter field that follows and equation that Dirac wrote
The Schrodinger part of the whole equation will just lead
In sub-c when it expands
Now get that Coulomb and add it in with a proton
And watch them start to dance
As hydrogen it's like
"Oh proton I feel your tug
Central potential dip down pulling on me
But I'm not falling in deep
No that would break uncertainty"
"Say oh
Electrons move too much
Slow down your pace and put that orbit on me
Come on now follow my lead
Come come on now follow my lead
Orbitals take the shape they do
As stable states of the quantum rules
And when a one approaches two
They combine and they're bonding
Thus hydrogen as a rule
Is found in nature as H2
Energy configuring a molecule
Diatomically bonding
Low high low high low high low high
Diatomically bonding (x3)
Energy cofiguring a molecule
When orbitals take the shape they do
1/2 spin'll give a lepton a twin
One up one down in the ground state
With S and P in quadruple degeneracy
The second shell can be filled up with eight
The higher angular powers spread out like beautiful flowers
In middle families they come into play
Well here's a carbon with 6e
This ain't nothing tricksy
But we're gonna make some methane today
With hydrogen it's like
"Oh atoms I feel your tug
Got my electrons bugged out pulling on me
Come on now settle round me
I'll hybridize to sp3"
"Say oh
Carbon here's touch
Spread out 109.47 degrees
Come on now follow our lead
Come come on now follow our lead"
Molecules take the shape they do
Combining states of the quantum rules
Like when a shell goes sp2
For sigma pi double bonding
And as widely as their purview
They spread out in the molecule
Look at benzene in a ring they hold it true
Aromatically bonding
Low high low high low high low high
Aromatically bonding (x3)
Look at benzene in a ring they hold it true
When orbitals take the shape they do
Come bond with me baby, come bond (x8)
Polymers take the shape they do
Combining base-level residues
Like RNA's ACGU
Look they're hydrogen bonding!
Peptides make a chain and group
In beta pleat sheets and corkscrews
With these secondary links they fold and move
They're all over your body
Come bond with me baby, come bond (x6)
You're a chemical machine
It's best you knew
That molecules take the shape of you.
Copyright 2017 Tim Blais and A Capella Science
Original music by Ed Sheeran - Наука та технологія
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that is a long list
#Grateful
acapellascience Much respect for you guys :D
Thanks Tim! Great work yet again! I love what you're doing.
I love it! Amazing work...max creativity! As good as the original or maybe better!
Learning chemistry to get a degree: ❌
Learning chemistry to understand this song: ✅✅✅✅✅
completely agreed
It's QM lol
Agreed
This comment is underrated..
As a high schooler I fully agree
This is more romantic than the original...
Nara Feralina The chemestry between two...
It's just getting the right reaction from me...
Nara Feralina yeah alot of bonding
Holy shit, it's more poetic than the original too.
Many different types of bonds, varying in strength.
Nara Feralina looooool
There was a very slight emotional moment when I realised that after years of listening to this song I’ve finally learned enough to understand it. I’m so glad this exists.
About to start my bachelors degree. Cant wait to reach that point XD😊
We indians literally study this is in 11th 12th standard🥲🥲
@@shivangiagnihotri7775other countries dont?
@@shivangiagnihotri7775stfu man just shut it
@@kugelblitz-zx9unhere in Argentina I barely learned about ideal gases laws and nomenclature
It’s been scientifically proven that this is better than the original.
to a molecular level
@@Tom-gp6emU Rh I La Re O U S
@@user-ro1zj4yh6rxd
@@user-ro1zj4yh6rthe only issue there would be O
Hahahaha for real 😂
the dislikes came from the noble gases
Is there a Nobel Prize for music videos?
More or less skulls filled with methane I figure.
Actually He disliked it multiple times.
😂😂😂
No. Noble gasses don't react.
Teacher: So how much did you study yesterday?
Me: *4 minutes and 45 seconds*
It was around 3:37 to 3:42
@@hamzadounel3840 why
Ashutosh Patel the song ends around that time the rest is the sponsorship ad.
@@hamzadounel3840 You are talking the language of Gods 😁😁
Nice comment interesting one👍
The low - high bit referring to energy states is genius, and ties the whole system together. I love this so so much.
The great thing about this is that Ed Sheeran can't claim copyright because it's just four common chords!
🤣
plus it's a parody.
why u hating on my boy sheeran he wouldnt copyright if he could
Who's Ed Sheeran?
@@eustatic3832 person that writes music, hes pretty famous im surprised you haveng heard of him
Sulfur
Uranium
XD
I could probably do that
With a few weeks of research
The funny thing is that goal would actually encompass an entire curriculum.
Cerium
most professors: state this one thing in your own words.
This dude: summarize all of chemistry leading into biochemistry while restricted to one Ed Sheeran song
Ryan Curtis lol no comments
Hol' up; he starts off with the quantum rules, showing how beautifully it evolves into chemistry. So yeah, 'summarizing quantum basics of chemistry' in one song + other awesomeness.
@@alvinoid12 And then he just creates a sequel where after he now summarized basics and quantum physics and the whole of chemistry and biochemistry, he moves to molecular biology and all the way to evolutionary biology... (It's a sequel because it starts exactly how this ended)
"all of chemistry" might be a stretch
@@ChrDen all of chemistry was in the dirac equation, not counting nuclear decays and such.
He's genuinely one of the few people with the ability to fuse both the lobes of his brain
Mad respect
I know I'm a bit late but I still cannot believe you managed to make "one oh nine point four seven degrees" as a well-delivered and rhythmic lyric. Is it weird that that's specifically my favorite line in this song?
I noticed that too. its important to the structure molecules take, the tetrahedral shape
look, im starting to sound like the video!......kinda
Right?? I had to replay that part many times
I am having a serius nerdgasm right now
SrEstroncio sameee
SrEstroncio Me encanta tu nombre xD
Estuve a punto de pasarte el vídeo la primera vez que lo vi pero luego me acordé de que no ves lo que te paso y luego se me olvidó decírtelo en persona, pero esto a los internautas les da igual
SrEstroncio same 💕😘
SrEstroncio same
It's even funnier when you know what he is talking about lol
I know right xD
Dave Louis will I ever be able to relate?
epicsnail14 Either I am stupid or my school doesnt educate well 🤷🏻♂️ (I am from switzerland)
+epicsnail14 I find it hard to believe that some of the topics covered in this video were taught to you in year 7/8. I believe I learned basic Quantum mechanics in year 3 of university
I'm in third year of high school , junior year . I recognize many concepts, but I don't grasp them all . And... in order to fully appreciate this masterpiece , I feel like I must .
I like to come back to this whenever I learn more about chemistry to see if I understand anything new.
i shall bring you back for when you commented this 2 months ago✨✨
It’s been 7 months let see if you remember this comment you made
@@DerpyCarrotsOG I don't! And by now I've learnt about Ionic bonds which just entirely explains away like half the video.
@@The21stGamer oh ok you actually replied in less than a day impressive “Aggressively writes down notes 📝 “
Same here. But I have been doing this for 3 years now.
I don't comment often, but I just have to say that this is absolutely phenomenal. Apart from the amazing background music, the lyrics were so perfectly fine-chosen to fit the original song melody. You made everything just fall into place like you haven't been doing anything else for your whole life. Great twist at the end there as well. This whole thing is stunning! You sing really well too!
same here and im in fifth grade and i do crazy science
Definitely@@NathanWondwosen
It's genius how each verse basically goes up a layer of abstraction.
mebamme I don't see why it gets more abstract. I would have said that the layer of complexity increase everytime
By abstract I don't mean "not graspable" - I mean abstraction in the sense that you can gloss over low-level details later on because they've already been established. In that way you can treat previous results as building blocks for the next.
We probably just have different words for the same thing! :)
mebamme, don't worry, from a coder's perspective I get what you mean. It's like going from low-level language (e.g. assembly language, less abstraction) to higher-level level language (e.g. Java, more abstraction) :)
mebamme ah yeah your definitely right in that hindsight
I love how it gradually got nearer to explaining the bigger picture.
When you want to be a singer but your parents force you into studies then you grow up to be this guy 😂😅
I think I will be in the same situation some years later🙄
@@amaansiddiqui2030 me too😂
Haha! 200th like👍
Why not be both?
Hahahah
These are undoubtedly the most perfectly-fitting parody lyrics ever written
In highschool (10th Grade) studying chem and bio, and got to say, our teachers are great for introducing us to so many concepts, I could almost understand every part of the song, includin pi and sigma bonds
Them: You can't be a singer and a chemist at the same time.
This guy: Hold my ethanol.
😂
"Hold my ethanol" Lmaooooo
Ethanol 😂😂
hmm Meth ;)
Ethanol😂🤣😂
@@zassshi that’s ethane
this has more chemistry than the real one.
get it?
VGStudios BEST COMMENT EVER!
*ba dum tsss* ;)
VGStudios lol
No Reaction...
(sry 4 late response ●ᴥ● )
Damn true!!🤣🤣
I just wanna dip the fact that this was so mind boggling to watch. Mainly because of how in sync the music was with the theme of the lyrics. It starts simple, the basic melody while explaining equations that will take place in the atomic chemistry later on, the music building up expanding on everything that was prepared for until finally ending off with a harmonious sound that creates a feeling of an expanse space while the lyrics describe how truly massive everything is, how everything that was explained is "all over your body", which felt absolutely radical.
It really makes you inspired to learn the bare basics of chemistry to slowly begin understand the tree that it forms above it. It's so strange to see how simple mathematical expressions work in explaining atomic interactions which in turn shows how molecules work and bond- all leading up to just a basic organelle, one of many in a cell, the smallest unit of life. Then you take a look at your body, and realize just how complex everything truly is and see how far as a civilization we have advanced.
I just wanted to dip my thoughts k bye
Very well thought out and comprehensive comment. You really understand what Tim is saying in this.
this is good on so many levels. the story. the fact the chorus changes every time. the low high part. amazing
Mother: Son it's time to study
My brother: I am listening a song
Mother: You can't do both at once
Me:
Me: ... Then what? It's blank
Yup, I then slept. That's all.
Me : Hold my molecules.
Lol
Lol
Dmitri Mendeleev: I wonder what amazing things people will discover using my periodic table after 100 years
People after 100 years:
😂😂
He would be proud
I think he would be impressed how far science has evolved since his times. When he made his periodic table and didn't even knew what atoms were.
People after 100 years: Doubled the number of known elements, extended and refined the Periodic Law, according to new Relativity and Quantum Mechanics theories. And reshaped the Periodic Table, so it can continue to serve to us as it was intended by Mendeleev.
@@fernandosolito1565 I actually wood though. You are right. Why wouldn't he?
As a chemistry student this brings a pretty smile on my face..
Perfect. I didn't know that I was so interested in chemistry until I heard this.
wait till you have to have to study orgo
I mean this guy just went from spacetime distortions to hybridization to protein folding to cells... you deserve waay more likes than this.
Spacetime distortion is more the effect of the various entities' presence than their intrinsic existence, but yeah!
Where was spacetime distortion? The curve you saw was more like probability of find an e- there, but yeah it was just amazing!
Matter fields aren't space-time distortions, they are literally how matter pops up
dude this is basically the history of the entire world, i guess but for chemistry
Honestly I've been hoping someone would comment this. That video was what inspired me to turn a little idea about orbital shapes into a full account of life-from-quantum-fields. Long live Bill Wurtz.
acapellascience u did really great on this !! also , bill wurtz is god level
@@acapellascience I hoped this would get noticed and it did! Yes!
@@nihal2055 *"Th3 $un 1$ @ D3@dLY L.@.$.3.R!"*
@@MarioPerez-ng9it edgy boy writing in 1337
Finally, someone made a video showing music, mathematics, science, and beauty are locked together in nature. Gorgeous! 🤩
My son, a physics/chem undergrad introduced me to this UA-camr. I’ve been binging all day and loved them all but after watching this one, I just sat in stunned awe. Brilliant! Just brilliant!
*When you want to be a singer but your parents want you to be a scientist*
Even though I like your version better than the original comment, it's still copied.
When you want to be a scientist, but your parents want you to be a singer.
I just want to say that i hate your comment to unreasonable an totally over blown proportions.
@@nathangamble125 true for meeeee
in france this is exactly what we studied in 1common year in medecine 😂
Science and music? I'm sold.
You're such a nerd. Loved it
Ikrr the best things in the world together
It's a pity. The song sucks so hard that I had to stop the video after 4 seconds. God damn the music industry and the robots raised to it who clone the same shitty song over and over again.
Wow UA-cam randomly decided to show this parody to me and I'm glad it did. This is amazing
this, along with the periodic table song, are the best educational parodies I've seen on all of youtube.
Please don’t underestimate the contribution you are making to education. This video has graphic representations of things that were only imaginable when I took organic chemistry years ago. It’s beautifully written and it teaches thousands of people basic concepts, along with great music! Thank you for brining music and science into everyone’s day often!
I just got out of College Chem, and any graphic representations are really useful!
Bill K i don't think quantum mechanics is what people call basic :) a great video tho
@@cicciobombo7496 yeah I got all but the first 20 seconds that's really hard
This was literally what made me finally understand what high school had tried to teach me about electrons and orbitals since course 2/6 of chemistry. Just today I listened stuff about Heisenberg and the early atom theories and started singing this in my head.
@@vladys5238 A little more Physics and you would know the first 20 secs was one of the best parts.
This guy starts with mathematical equations then moves on to forces ie physics which he uses to explain bonding ie chemistry and then ends with human body ie biology. Awesome
Yes absolutely right lol 🤣🤣
That's the ladder of science subjects as far as I understand !
I really only started understanding it when it moved to bonding haha. And then it was pure bliss when he moved into bio
All biology is chemistry all chemistry is physics and all physics is mathematics
My man compresses the contents of about 4-5 different university level courses in 1 song. That's true skill
This song is better than the og ngl
when the scientist is the singer , video editor, comedian and motivational speaker at the same time-
This is like 100 times better than the original theme. I mean, a song about meeting a girl in a bar? Aha...
A song about molecules? It's unique! And then the glucose shows up... geez, I'm shivering! 😂 This is so awesome!
And then it becomes Glycogen.
Everytime I hear the original song playing now, I wish it had these lyrics...
I periodically re-visit this song as I go through my science courses. I understand a little more of the song each time :D
Periodically😎
Took me two years to make it to grade 12 and enjoy the lyrics and context, finally, with some fine coffee 😅
Me too
@@Emoechaiti Watched the video this week for the first and four years of school chemistry and additional biology and physics, I understood almost everything.
@@mysterium368 well that's great
This man explained quantum chemistry better than most professors
I play this to motivate myself to study chemistry.
Got my finals in a week and this song makes studying chem seem like so fun
In the back of my mind, I’m thinking:
“Do scientists have this much free time?”
They have that much free energy.
Please...
If we organize and plan your experiments, yes we do.
Their minds are less entropic than an average human being anyways
@@henryelicker2403 this videos are spontaneous reactions
This video deserves the million views it's gotten... no, it deserves Avogadro's number of views!
times 10^23.
Jacob Renuart this deserve's 10^999/(20*π)*1
xD In Avogadro we trust ;D
Jacob Renuart 6•02×10^23😂😂
Is that even possible. Atoms are very small compared to moles and I dint think our measly population can come close to that.
my brain cells after studying organic chem for 10 hours straight:
Our teacher showed us this song 2 years ago when he presented the chemistry course to get an idea what to expect. Then I didn’t understand much.
Now 2 years later I’m about to have my chemistry graduation exam. Came back to this song and now I understand it. That’s amazing!
This song deserves GRAMMY award..... Hats off.
Nikhil Bisoi z
Nikhil Bisoi exactly
So this guy just went through the whole field of chemistry in 4:45 min. Starting from quantum chemistry to organic chemistry and ending in biochemistry. Why isn't he one of my professors....
My Physics professor showed me this song XD
Because then, you would pass!
Inorganic chem left the chat
He could be if you just paid him instead of your uni
@@Shreyy17 inorganic chemistry is as useful as a swimming pool in the maldives
Tim - it’s such an honor to know you! You’re incredibly talented and this was deeply inspiring to watch! 🙏🏽
used to listen to this 5 years ago for the fun of it. now, at almost uni level, this is all make so much damn sense, its actually beautiful
*THIS IS WHAT YOU TUBE WAS MEANT TO BE*
True that
UA-cam started as a dating site, or smut site i forget
@@TS-jm7jm pretty sure you are confusing with facebook
@@benyavnilovich1748 no, im pretty sure of this
Yeah learning something new through different types of mediums
The fact that it usually rhymes with the actual song is amazing. I've watched this more times than I'd like to admit.
Pavel Müller hey guys I'm a cuber too
Now I'm a chemistry professor and I'm going to take this song as the anthem of my asignature.
My time spent learning physics and chem was all to listen to this song
"Oh proton I can feel your tug" that's when I lost it😂😂
Shamsun Naher but....low-high is also a killer too😂😂🖐️
Every molecule in my body screamed for subscription as they realized they’ve been finally recognized
I got shown this in my university chemistry class and I cannot _tell_ you how much I absolutely loved it. I was grinning like an idiot the whole time! And somehow, every single verse just gets better and better and hohohoo, seeing all these things I had learned over the years sung in such perfect lyrics was like a religious experience. This song is incredible.
2:50 This is actually genius. There's a total of 24 claps in this part, 6 claps for building the ring, 6 claps for creating the outsides, and 12 claps for adding hydrogens. Each section is perfectly timed with the lyric "Come bond with me baby, come bond" (= 6 claps).
This song literally inspired me to take chemistry. And even though the class is really difficult, I am forever inspired by this song.
Why would you CHOOSE chemistry ???
@@keliswickland7936 Because they were inspired by the song. Duh.
Is it chemistry is so Interest for u? What u doing now?
I have to take way too many chem classes to apply to med school. I hated HS chem because of my teacher. She knew her stuff but wasn’t excited about it. That was over a decade ago, so hopefully I’ll have a better prof!
Wow, just wow, I'm happy to hear it
Nobody:
Rutherford when he's drunk🎉🎉😂
Also,Bohr and Schrodinger
I'm not understand 🙄
@@Sara-ud7qh which class are you in ? Once you will complete chemistry class 9 final ch you will understand this joke .
@@DeepakKumar-ud9by And once you complete class 11, you will start to understand it "properly".
@@rikthecuber I'll be starting it from next April .
Mom: why r u listening to music instead of studying?
Me: I CAN explain-
It feels great to come back to this song after studying chemistry and biology, and actually understand 90% of it!
why weren't you there when I had chemistry test!!😭😭
insiyah hajoori what a coincidence I had chemistry test today and now I'm seeing this..:. :(
insiyah hajoori i had a chem exam today and i am just seeing this lol
the "spread out 109.47°" line is so perfect and fluid it blows my mind every time i hear it lmfao
This is actually a pretty great way to remember that number if you're studying for an exam lol.
Exactly ❤
listening to this 40 minutes before my physics GCSE exam… best revision ever!
Seeing it after half a year of chemistry - I'm absolute fan, lirycs and animation - surprisingly clear.
It feels really good to know that I was able to understand those weird complicated words in the song. AP classes finally paid off.😂
ah so that's what those are for
@@NotFine ikr.. this feels like the only moment when I acknowledged those. Other than that not once in my life used that complicated stuff😂
@@addie6445 Wait what? You know how to solve the dirac equation and expand the schrodinger part into sub c in AP physis?
@@Sasukej2004 not solve, that's way over our heads, but we do go through it conceptually.
@@Sasukej2004 on chemistry we dont take into consideration de dirac aquation, because it considers the relativisic effects on cuatum mechanics, and in quantic chemistry this effects are irrelevants. So, the part of the video u are mentioning, means that we use the schrodinger equation instead to make calculations. However, at least we know the concepts(without making the maths are behind xd) Sorry for my bad english, I am a spanish chemistry student.
Can we make this go viral? This deserves to go viral.
Phenomenonal work Tim!
Can't agree more
I'm gonna go share it all over Reddit. That should help.
#48 on Trending!!
I already shared it on all my socials lol
richard84623 should be #1
1:35 2s 2px 2py 2pz are not all in quadruple degeneracy with eachother. 2s has a lower energy level, and 2px 2py and 2pz are degerate with eachother. This is why hybridization needs to occur before they can be degenerate.
Just makes you realize how interesting chemistry is, it is everywhere and responsible for everything.
This is still one of the best videos ever put on UA-cam. Pure genius on all levels.
On both low and high levels!
@@akankshasarda5216 low high low high low high low high
@@dutchvanderlinde4722😂😂😂
The concluding line gave me Goosebumps 👏👍
I feel proud that this appeared in my recommended videos
Oziluv Ibezim same lol
Oziluv Ibezim Same
Oziluv Ibezim too
Oziluv Ibezim same
Oziluv Ibezim right next to my Shrek videos, tachanka memes and 9/11 tower videos 😂😂
Not only is this such a perfect parody, it actually helped me understand a few things about chemistry i didn't fully understand. Thanks for making this absolute legend!
The fact that we are able to understand what the lyrics says makes it's so cool to listen [high school is fun fr]
I love coming back to this song every few years and realising how much I've learnt since the last time!
Me too!! 🔥
Same!
I'm glad that I'm almost able to understand everything in this video except for the Dirac Equation part
Same
How much I've forgotten since the last time
A guy called Ed Sheeran made a parody to this and it got more views SMH
Ikr he should copy right it
😂😂😂😂
That's just rude xD
Yeah, how dare he
Still no whooosh how so?
Being burnt out after studying and watching this appear on my yt recommendations like WHY?
In 2022, this is still the best things that exists on UA-cam.
It's so cool when you understand most of it. My favourite was the sP3 part
Mudit Mantri The same to me! This is so great. 💞
Bulin Jampajan Sabko marunga
None None
Mudit Mantri True...
My favourite part was the mention of secondary protein structures. Made me smile a bit. (beta pleat sheets and corkscrews)
Ed Sheeran : Oh I Oh I Oh I Oh I
This guy : low high low high low high low high😂😂
Then there’s the UA-cam video, Google Translate Sings: “Shape of You” by Ed Sheeran
Me oh my oh me oh my
@@forest44953 GRADUALLY WATERMELON
🤣🤣🤣
Yeah so
@@cutewippets7905 I like shapes
This... is actually the best thing i have seen in a long time. The amount of work you put into this and to have it be completely successful is amazing... This is amazing!!!!!!!!! Amazing!!!!!
This masterpiece is so great, I cannot say it enough! I come back to watch/listen to it every so often and every time it is just fantastic!
Chemistry and physics students know...this song deserves a nobel prize !!!
The emoji spoiled it
@@rikthecuber 🤣🤣
Hey and biochemists!
Yeah !
@Vortex Your comment's notification just reminded me of this song!
Father:- Choose science
Mother:- Choose singing
Son:- alright, lemme choose both..😂
That emoji kinda ruined it-
Gr8
@The Cool Dude From Heaven search Avanti Nagral :)
@@riyak.7393 still Not bad
lmaoooo...
Can we take a moment to appreciate the editing
Absolutely.
This video is literally a summary of my AP chemistry class… Nice!
Molecular orbitals are so difficult to understand and this guy makes a song on it? just wow
Calcitonin Gene Related Peptide its the basic of the basic dude...tf r u saying?
Mom: stop listening to songs! go study!
Me: *starts playing acapellascience*
As a future scientist and Ed Sheeran's fan, this is masterpiece.
1:10 I love low high part!
Chemistry - Shape of you
Biology - Despacito
Now please do a
"Physics - Believer"
Edit: Or maybe "Taki Taki"!
actually its more quantum physics than chemistry
@@fuuuuuuu4152 Now why not physics stuff like mechanics, thermodynamics, electrodynamics, relativity.......
I think this is explaining from quantum physics, organic chemistry, biochemistry, until a bit of biology.
@@GMPStudiospart of quantum physics explains energy involved in thr boding of electrons and stuff although chemistry talks about the bonding itself, quantum physics talks about the energy involved in the bonding and why it happens that way
Then there's Maths - Bohemian Rhapsody.
my mind when i'm doing science test
haroun chalbi Everytime
I always make a song on any topic of science
haroun chalbi hahaha Nice...
Mayra Vela thx :)
Give us a moment to appreciate how accurate it is! Stunning
I heard Shape of You in the background of something randomly the other day and was trying to remember what song it was, and my brain was like "ah yes its one of the songs from that one awesome science channel, that you listened to over and over again! what were they parodying again-"
but in all seriousness this actually really helped me visualize/understand orbitals & stuff in chem 101, albeit unintentionally. thanks a ton!
Honestly, i'm really impressed by how much information he manages to pack into these songs. Like... going from molecular orbitals and quantum mechanics to polymers? That's a feat right there.
Including DNA and proteins!
I realize, those are polymers, but it's worth mentioning that he's truly singing about the shape of your body! XD
Thus bringing the lyrics around to echo the original song. This is a work of genius.
1.5k dislikes u got to be kidding me. This guy deserves a standing ovation. His work is a piece of art. Great work bro! keep it up
They are god-lovers :-)
I think the K must have been a mistake and it is just 1 1/2 dislikes.
The dislikers are noble gases
All the jealous people who could not create the same thing he is doing.
Coming to follow ur lead
In year 7 and in love with chemistry and quantum physics. This is old yes, but the emotion I feel hearing this song is amazing. I always feel like I'm being stifled because of my age, now something I can understand and enjoy! Thank you so much!