Listen To PPAP's Orchestra Version!

    • Indiatimes
    • Publish Date: Jan 12 2017 12:34PM
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    • Updated Date: Jan 12 2017 12:34PM
Listen To PPAP's Orchestra Version!

After It Took The World By A Storm, Here's A Viral Orchestral Version Of The PPAP Song

Amongst the many other things that happened in 2016, the most hilarious one has to be Japanese comedian Pikotaro’s song PPAP! 

If you are wondering what’s that, then you have surely been living under a rock. 

The viral song even entered the Guinness Book Of World Records, the same year as its release! “PPAP” has more than 65 million YouTube views and was the first Japanese song to get into the U.S. Billboard top 100 singles in 26 years. Guinness World Records recognized it as the shortest song to make the top 100!  It also spawned 40,000 lip-synching copies uploaded to the internet.

Here’s the song that we are talking about:



...and here is the orchestra version.


Read More: Inspired By Pikotaro's Viral Video, Tokyo Gets Its First Pen-Pineapple-Apple-Pen Cafe

The food served at this cafe has plenty of... you guessed it... apples and pineapples! The insanely funny and strangely addictive viral video may be good for some laughs, but the restaurant means business. The food's pretty neat and from what we hear, delectable. While they focus mostly on sweeter foods (duh... apples and pineapples), there's a burger on the menu too. The desserts meanwhile, have chocolate sticks that looks like pens. Once you're done with food, you can then get your photo clicked at a silly cut out, photo booth-ish standee. 

 

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RICHEAL MONTEIRO Other

This was a hit short song of all time.. The orchestra one is very good

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