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Guitar Hero Player Finds Perfect Way To Get Around YouTube's Bullshit

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Patricia Hernandez

PublishedJanuary 25, 2016

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GuitarHeroFailure says he uploaded “Bark at the Moon” to YouTube, but the song was taken down—presumably due to YouTube’s automated copyright system. As you may already know, YouTube is particularly aggro about music.

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It’s cool, though. GuitarHeroFailure re-uploaded the video with a different audio track, and honestly? I think this is wayyyy better.

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Make sure to listen to this with the captions turned on. Trust me:

Via @waxpancake.

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