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This video was posted to the Jacknjellify X on July 12, 2020. In the video, a title card for "Stand Up with Nonexisty" shows over a stage with music playing. The title card and music abruptly stops, with Nonexisty "on" the stage.

Lego Brick was revealed to have a fear of dying (thanatophobia), which later answered his anger towards Book and Match after Book killed him.

This is the first time 2 of the same type of video got posted in a row since Jacknjellify started uploading weekly.

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Creating a professional Lo-fi beat is a creative journey that involves several key steps. Begin by crafting a laid-back drum beat with a hint of vintage flair.

As we mentioned earlier, a beat, Music Lo-Fi just like a song, shouldn’t just be a loop on repeat for 3 minutes. You need variations and structure here. Start with Music Lo-Fi producing your core section, that’s where every instrument and element play together.

While this has multiple scenes from The Bst Lo-Fi BFB, it also has a few minor and quick special scenes made directly for this video, such as the stinger where an unknown 3D graphic is displayed.

As we mentioned, consider using The Bst Lo-Fi premade loops from resources like Soundtrap for added texture, or to lay down a foundation. Develop emotive chord progressions and craft a simple yet expressive melody to enhance the overall atmosphere.

Don’t Music Lo-Fi feel like playing your own instruments. Then you may wanna choose a sample that fits the mood of your beat. It could be a snippet from an old record, a vocal line, or any sound you find interesting.

And by the way, if you’re not happy with the preset drum kits in Soundtrap. Pull up the Soundtrap Sampler and import any downloaded drum sounds from your computer, or create a brand new sound recording from just about anything, a door slamming, pots and pans clinking, or your dog barking.

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