Can we always be this close forever, never, never, never, never, take me out? Did you all want to chill? So I've seen Kurt Hugo Snyder do this sort of challenge thing where he grabs a popular song that he's never heard and tries to recreate it. Well, I'm not really re-create, just kind of create it based on the info that he knows about the artist, you know? I hope I'm explaining it correctly. If I'm not then it's in the card, you can go check out. I think it's there. I don't know how, maybe the image is mirrored, I don't know. Then you're gonna have a better understanding of how this freaking challenge works. But I thought, like, I'm also a music producer, so I can do this too. So I'm just gonna try. Kurt in his newest video at the moment was trying to recreate Taylor Swift's lover song. Now what I forgot to say is that I did not watch his video because I knew that I wanted to make this video. So yeah, let's just continue. Now I'm not allowed to listen to the song itself. I just kind of got to interpret how I would think that the song would sound like because it's a Taylor Swift song. I don't see...pop. But based on this genre that it says right here, it says country. Alternative country in default. Aha. I'm gonna look up the chords on Ultimate Guitar. Sometimes they can be wrong about the chords, but a relatively simple chord progression, just G, D and C, which would be like... Something like that. I don't know. Based on a Wikipedia page and based on this, I think that there might be a lot of guitar in the song, which is of course kind of Taylor's roots. I can also see VBM is 68. 68 is kind of slow, right? Okay, so this is what it sounds like. Is that correct? I'm so confused. Considering it's with guitar, it's something totally different than you need to calm down or me. And that's weird to me. I don't know. I was going into this. I really thought it would be like a puppy sound, but no, it's more country. So, I guess I'll scrum my guitar. Okay, so I got my guitar right here. I just tried to tune it. I guess it sounds fine for this recording. So let's have a look at the strumming pattern. It's... Okay, I'm confused because usually strumming is like... Down and up and stuff, but this is just down, down, down, down. Like this is how I interpret it's strumming. I don't really understand the other strumming pattern. I don't play guitar regularly. I didn't know that this was going to be a full-on country song. I'm going to throw it into a fast studio. We're going to see what it sounds like. Okay, it still sounds kind of weird, but I never write songs with a guitar. I always do something weird digitally. I never use a real guitar in my songs. I haven't made that many songs, so I... well, still like what am I saying? But I think there are big difference with me and Kurt Yugosliger or Rumi. Is that I am not that experienced yet with music producing. I have some experience, but I am not at a level where I can fully be proud of everything that I've made. Because I'm still working on a lot of stuff, you know? It says a country ballad that features a booming snare. When you say ballad, I always think of piano, but it's a country ballad and it's made by Taylor Swift, so I don't know if it would feature a piano. A booming snare, that is something that I can work with. I'm going to use that for the booming snare. That's probably not what the Wikipedia page means, but hey, I already know that I'm going to be so far off from the original song. Okay, so this is when it's going to go into the chorus. It's super cheesy, but I just don't know what to do. I think we're going to work with this. It's not going to be anything like the original, I think. The only similarity it probably has with the original is the fact that it uses a guitar. I'm only going to be singing like the first part of the song, like the first verse and chorus, and then it ends, because it's truly not going to need more than that. Okay, I think it's time for me to record, and you're going to listen to my version, whatever I came up with based on the chords and the text and the Wikipedia page. I think the Wikipedia pages would make me unbelievably confused on what the focus of the song was. Let's hear it. I'm waiting for the end of the song. We can leave the Christmas lights up till January. This is our place where we make the rules. And there's a deadly haze in the serious way about your dear. Have a no-nude 20 seconds or 20 years. Can I go where you go? And we always beat these clothes forever, never, never. Take me out and take me home. You're my, my, my, my, my, my, lover. My, my, my, my, oh. Yep. Great. Okay. Now it's time for me to listen to the actual song to see how I failed. Okay, let's listen to the actual song. I'm not going to be able to make you hear it too. I'm not going to be able to make you hear it too. I'm not going to be able to copy right, of course. But you can listen to it on your own. I'm just going to pause it. I'm, I'm going to give my feedback. Okay, so that was the intro. It uses a bass. I did not use a bass. I just kind of used the, or Crestroll cello that I always use. With the guitar, I wasn't too far off. I'm just playing it too harshly, I guess. She's going to sing now. But the melody, I was a bit off. I was almost there, but I thought that what she does right here was a bit too easy. So I wanted to do something different. What I did was also a bit easy based on the chords, but I should have just gone for what was easy because, of course, it's Taylor Swift. No offense. I'm getting. I'm sorry. Okay, I also thoroughly screwed up the melody of the chorus. I'm almost there. I guess not really, but let's pretend. It's hard. Okay, it's hard to just interpret a song based on the chords and the text. But I guess. Thank you for watching this video. Even though I totally failed, I still hope you liked my version. And if you want to see more of this head and what's inside it, then subscribe. Like this video. I will see you be using my next video, I hope. That's a goodbye.