YouTuber recreates BTS’s ‘Dynamite’ using sounds from objects found in supermarket

YouTuber Kurt Hugo Schneider rearranged hangers, repeatedly opened and closed a refrigerator door, rang bicycle bells and used children’s toys to record various sounds.

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From rearranging hangers to repeatedly opening and closing refrigerator door, the video shows Schneider finding melody from everyday objects. (Picture credit: YouTube/Kurt Hugo Schneider)

A YouTuber recreated Korean pop group BTS’s popular song Dynamite using objects from a Walmart and the video has impressed many on the internet.

YouTuber Kurt Hugo Schneider rearranged hangers, repeatedly opened and closed a refrigerator door, rang bicycle bells and used children’s toys to record various sounds.

After ‘collecting’ the sounds, Schneider rearranged the tune on a computer to compose the tune of Dynamite. Schneider‘s friend Sam Tsui contributed his voice for the track.

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The video has over one lakh views and here’s how people reacted to it:

Schneider is a music producer and filmmaker who has over 13 million subscribers on YouTube.

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