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HAPPY BIRTHDAY 🎉🎉🎉 I hope this years a good one for you and you get to to fun things and eat delicious foods to celebrate today! 🍰😤🙌🌟
thank youuu 🥳🥳🥳🥂🥂💥✨👼🏼 i hope so too!!!

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YAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY >:3
HOORAAAAY that looks so good!! happy shirt day!!! 🥳🥳🥳
just remembered to say that my patreon stickers arrived earlier in the week and i'm soooooo excited for it to be almost october because i'm saving all of my stickers from you that could be construed as 'spooky' to decorate the cover of my september/october notebook!!! can't wait! >:)
oh YAY how fun!! i can’t wait to see them all together in the fall!!
hello the song is the fish bread slicing video is the tom and jerry theme tune!!!!! <- guy who has virtually no pop culture knowledge but can recognise this specific cartoon theme instantly apparently hahaha?! 😅 i found a short version on youtube (tom and jerry theme scott bradley) but have done no more research than that to properly name the piece/find longer version yet :P
i was figuring it MUST be from looney tunes or something similar so that makes a lot of sense, thank you!
please can i pick your musical brain 👀 i'm losing it over the cover of 'bridge over troubled water' by jake collier/yebba/tom legend/tori kelly rn and i wondered if you knew any songs/groups/artists that are similar? i was trying to figure out what it is and was like. secular choral a cappella??? but uhhh not having a lot of luck finding things in the same vein and you came to mind as someone with musical knowledge!
ok HELLO my friend i'm sorry to have kept you waiting so long!! for those interested this is the jacob collier troubled water arrangement which similarly truly blew me away; it's an absolutely stunning piece of vocal arrangement and show of vocal talent that without exaggeration brought me to tears the second and third time i listened to it. a really spectacular arranger and musician- he's won five grammies, one of which for his lionel richie all night long arrangement which is also a lot of fun but a different vibe.
unfortunately i don't have a lot of suggestions for you! the obvious place (to me) to head is just straight to gospel choir. that's where you're going to find the most similar sweeping vocal harmonies like this, especially if you find some big groups. when i was looking around for similar pieces i found the civilization iv theme baba yetu composed by christopher tin & featuring the soweto gospel choir (which is a group i am definitely going to be listening to more of later). christopher tin also composed waloyo yamoni which also just blew me away- i cried!! soweto gospel choir is also in an arrangement of that on spotify, but the youtube link is for a live performance with a different choir- although the male soloist was really spectacular.
otherwise i feel like you could almost just start listening to OPERA if you wanted! you can also find a lot of really fun harmonizations in bluegrass and country music, though nowhere on the scale of big choral arrangements. here's flowers on the wall by the statler brothers for a country example which i enjoy, and here's nobody knows by pastor tl barrett & the youth for christ choir for a gospel song i've enjoyed recently too. since i deviated into more instrumental-heavy stuff with the christopher tin compositions just for fun here's october by eric whitacre which is just an intermediate concert band piece but it's my personal favorite i've ever played because the beauty of it all layered together is unreal. pick out the trumpet lines in there and imagine me playing that. GREAT piece imo. real sweeping triumph and melancholic wistfulness.
LASTLY here's the wikipedia pages for grammies for best arrangement, instrument and vocals and best arrangement, instrumental and a cappella which probably have lots of other interesting things to check out, both in winners and nominees! jacob collier's on both lists.
if anybody has another other suggestions please let me know!! i'm not an expert by any means and honestly my musical knowledge is only mediocre, so would be happy to hear what other people have to suggest :)

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can i give you some perhaps wrong and pointless info about that namjoons bio post because the post explained it sooooooo badly imo :P it seemed to imply that the hangul directly translated those letters but they DON'T and in fact that's the letters you use on the english qwerty keyboard in 2 set korean uhhh mode to type those letters. so although that post says "ㄱ = r, ㅔ= w, and ㅈ = p", (giving them that phrase that they translated when all the letters are strung together), according to what i've been learning the ㄱ is more like 'g' or a soft k, ㅔ is 'e', and ㅈ is j. there isn't really a straight equivalent for w in korean, it's made by combining other characters/sounds kind of? i am not an expert i'm an amateur learner but it was straight up misrepresented saying that they equal those things! they're just the keys you press on a qwerty keyboard to get those characters in korean if that makes any sense. sorry if you knew this already or didn't care, there was someone explaining it in the notes as well but it didn't add up to me so i had to solve the mystery :P
Interesting! I did not know that! My hangul knowledge is very minimal (aka: I keep learning it and immediately forgetting) so I always kinda just go of whatever other people are saying. It's always been somewhat of a dream to know more korean so I can analyze things myself 👀
hi! this is a way random message haha but a friend of mine just re-opened their shop and they sell kpop art, and they have loooooooads of yoongi prints and stickers that made me think of you! (there's a yoongi grinning in particular that i was like OH i have to see if jella knows about this!) Their instagram is honeytum (their shop is honeytum . bigcartel without the spaces) in case you wanna check it out heehee! :P Sending you good vibes on this wahoo yippee wednesday! <3
Omg I just checked them out and the yoongi grinning one is so cute 🥺
Ever since I started using a hobonichi I have been on a hunt for more bts stickers for ✨️decoration✨️ so thanks!!
Sending you the best vibes back 😊💜
frolick sticker arrived safe and sound at my house, they're soo good! also every time i gently peel all the stickers off the envelope and stick them inside the back cover of my planner (: really really good!!!
YAYAYAY I"M SO GLAD!! i always wonder how many of the stickers on the envelope make it, especially overseas!! if it's too humid or rainy outside sometimes they fall off before they even make it out of my mailbox 😭 but i'm so glad you stick the surviving ones in your planner!!!