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shieeeeeet. mines is triple that size
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lol and it just says "cousin" repeatedly.shieeeeeet. mines is triple that size
the generic "on hold" music you've most likely heard from a bunch of different companies is called "Opus no. 1" and was made by Tim Carleton for Cisco
this remix slaps:
Didn’t this only start after this year’s Miles Teller Super Bowl Bud Light ad? I only started hearing it on a bunch of hold systems after this year’s Super Bowl.
Didn’t this only start after this year’s Miles Teller Super Bowl Bud Light ad? I only started hearing it on a bunch of hold systems after this year’s Super Bowl.
What do you mean it wasn’t made in 2016? Who said that?gatdamn, tell us you’re young af without saying you’re young af
no way that was made in 2016
But what you probably don’t know is the peculiar history of one of the most-played songs to ever grace the world’s airwaves.
It was composed in 1989 by the duo of Tim Carleton and and Darrick Deel and recorded on a 4-track.
The former of the duo was a 16-year-old “Yanni-loving computer nerd, messing around with a drum machine and a synthesizer in his parents’ garage in California,” according with an interview with him in 2014 on “This American Life.”
The song went forgotten for almost a decade until some time in the ’90s. A that time, Deel, it turned out, had gone on to work for the then-startup Cisco.
While in the process of designing their initial phone systems, Deel offered the music to the team
100% sounded new to me, dude was surprised I haven’t been on his elevators and hold calls since Gordon Gekko talked bout greed
liam is short for william