The SECRET Anime Chord Japan has been hiding from us?
Let's explore the elusive Blackadder Chord, well known amongst Japanese music nerds but virtually unknown here in the US. Special thanks to Joshua from Ongaku Concept for letting me use part of his vid and giving me some links to research. Check out his video on the topic! • The Blackadder Chord || Ongaku Concept Special thanks to Alvin Yang for letting me use part of his cover! • 【Kaguya-sama: Love is War S2 OP】Daddy! Dad... Special thanks to Jen Grenrock for the new channel logo/icon! Commission her: / yoonkush Learn more about the Blackadder Chord: https://dic.nicovideo.jp/a/blackadder... https://soundquest.jp/quest/chord/cho... https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/... Songs used: Shakunetsu Switch - Shakunetsu no Takyuu Musume Shining☆Star - Lovelyz Temple of Time - The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild K.K. Bossa - Animal Crossing: The Movie Wii Sports Resort Theme - Wii Sports Daddy! Daddy! Do! Cover - Alvin Yang
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