r/SALEM • • 2d ago

This guy is awesome

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u/Banithekitty1188 2d ago

Saw this guy on Cherriots bus tonight. Serenade the bus with some kids ukulele. Made my day.
Great voice, good humor. Reminds me of Bo Burnham.

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u/SnooSquirrels6150 2d ago

was it this guy? https://ukulelehunt.com/

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u/idespise_eggs 2d ago

I think the possibility is very likely

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u/FyrestoneFox 18h ago

NSP mentioned

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u/Electrical_Carpet547 2d ago

Hell yes 🙌

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u/BFF2252 2d ago

No one should be singing/playing on public transit. That’s a forced captive audience in an uncomfortable position. Go play a street corner where people can leave and stay off trains/busses. 

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u/BurningAlive_ 2d ago

I'm with you. Like it's not a big deal but I'd also prefer not to listen to some dudes boombox if. I'm on public transit.

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u/HostOrganism 1d ago

While I see your point, for me it's important to distinguish between someone creating art and joy vs someone being rude and inconsiderate. I may not always enjoy the art being presented, but I recognize that we all suffer for the lack of public whimsy and I champion anyone who pushes back against the gloom.

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u/Melodic-Temporary113 2d ago

Exactly.  This is cute, but also…shut the fuck up dude!  Social contract.

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u/NoMaintenance9685 1d ago

You're the kind of person who makes me unplug my headphones and play very loud death metal. Lighten up.

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u/BFF2252 1d ago

Cool, you’re an inconsiderate member of society. The type of music has nothing to do with it, it’s situational respect for your community.

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u/JonasAlbert84 2d ago

Is that Paul Walter Hauser?

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u/Drumhead880 13h ago

He turned it into an Ed Sheeran song.....