A video of some guy showing off his amazing finger-snapping skills is making the rounds online. Here’s some of what he can do. (And his skills ARE pretty amazing . . . but the guy’s really annoying and smug about it in the video).
Charlie Worsham just did a country version of Katy Perry’s “Roar”. He arranged, recorded, and mixed it all in 24 hours. And he even had time to throw in Survivor’s “Eye of the Tiger” at the end
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