I found "Work From Home" pretty boring to be honest... So I took it upon myself to spice it up ;)

@nealmcb

7 жыл бұрын

What book are you reading @2:53?

@acapellascience

7 жыл бұрын

Some book about fitness and... leopards, I wanna say? Maybe let's just go with "Placeholder" by A. Prop

@nealmcb

7 жыл бұрын

Hmmm. Ok, we'll give you a pass this time. But next time, put in some work with The Road to Reality: A Complete Guide to the Laws of the Universe: Roger Penrose en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Road_to_Reality

@acapellascience

7 жыл бұрын

I'll put it on the list behind E. T. Jaynes' "Probability Theory: The Logic of Science" and Richard Rhodes' "The Making of The Atomic Bomb"

@BeCurieUs

7 жыл бұрын

Nice choices! I am going through "Atomic Accidents: A History of Nuclear Meltdowns and Disasters: From the Ozark Mountains to Fukushima" right now :D Also, great...WORK on the video!

This is clearly the ultimate workout video. Next time my dad (also a physicist) is telling me I should spend more time at the gym, I'll make sure to send him a link. :)

I just had war flashbacks to physics class...

"work from home" Well, that aged well

@chikianglim3632

Ай бұрын

I mean it did

And yet another party song, that I'm gonna sing your lyrics to, whenever it comes up. People must think I'm crazy...

@acapellascience

7 жыл бұрын

YassoKuhl Have some mad boss physics parties. I'll come!

this was pretty good. after watching this I wanted to know what the original song was like so I listened to it and this version is BY FAR better

@jenniferross1371

7 жыл бұрын

I have found that more often than not, actually.

How can this have dislikes? These lyrics were brilliant and he combined physics with biology .-.

@youarebeautiful9050

6 жыл бұрын

but... uhh... he combined physics with biology and biology makes me wanna cry 😢

@johannbauer2863

6 жыл бұрын

sophiEmo wot

@youarebeautiful9050

6 жыл бұрын

Johann Bauer long story

As always, an excellent, clever and impeccably produced video! Also, pre-emptive congratulations on 60K people who are following your content. ;)

@acapellascience

7 жыл бұрын

Trying to get there before Simon does :P How should I celebrate?

@DrawCuriosity

7 жыл бұрын

First, I would like to pitch an adaptation of The Proclaimers 500 miles when you get to 500K. For 60K, a song with number 60 in it. Though to be honest, I wouldn't mind learning 60 random facts about you and acapella scientific music production. Behind the scenes and how the sausage gets made or a plain old Q&A or a day in the life are also good options! :) {I feel I've missed the train to do something for 10K so feel I should try and get going towards the next milestone so I make something too! :p}

@acapellascience

7 жыл бұрын

Draw Curiosity You could always change the base you're working in.. you've still got 11^4 coming up!

@KieranBorovac

7 жыл бұрын

From what I've heard, the Proclaimers don't really like people parodying their song. Annoying, as it's almost as parodiable (???) as All About That Base.

@acapellascience

7 жыл бұрын

Kieran Borovac I wonder if they're just sick of people putting on awful Scottish accents...

I am amazed at your vocal range - you're like a one-man Pentatonix! I'm adding this one to my favourites of your videos so far. :)

Nice song for all physic guys out there working out (which doesn't include me, but I liked it anyway :D ) I especially liked the "zero delta x" part. It's not only done so well musically and lyrically, but it also adresses problems many high school students (myself included) have, when they first hear about holding up a weight is not actually doing mechanical work.

@acapellascience

7 жыл бұрын

That basic counter-intuition bothered me for YEARS. I only really got a clear mental picture of what's going on as I was preparing this video.

I was getting into lifting (before COVID crushed my dreams), and this is my favorite thing.

"Equal power, equal work" *Let me get my handy Lorentz transform there!*

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@marqon

7 жыл бұрын

I am sending this to everyone I know, thanks for this

@ireallyhatemakingupnamesfo1758

7 жыл бұрын

Is there somewhere that I could buy the sheet music for this song, I absolutely love the baseline and want to put together a group for this

I am here from the future when "Work from home" Is everywhere

This song is great for me because: 1) Physics nerd 2) Liked the sound of Work from Home but disliked the original lyrics 3) I’m a sucker for earporn voices like this

@furanrabbits

3 жыл бұрын

Same here! The original lyrics are pretty uncomfortable...

My physics teacher showed this to the class and it was amazing

Awesome

Ok so I love the science, but that's not even the best part I love the performance, but that's not even the best part. The best part is how you add so much life to the arrangements! Like, despite being done in a studio with access to all manner of synths and such, the original was boring; here, using only your voice, you've made the arrangement so much richer, more dynamic, more interesting! Brilliant work, kudos!

Dure, you're so full of life, cleaver and funny too. You gave me this huge smile on my face. Thank you for this :-), I will follow you for sure. Keep up your good work !

Dude whoever gave you the idea to do this like Pentatonix must be really smart and handsome and funny and have cool tattoos

@JB52520

7 жыл бұрын

Great idea!

@michaelibrahim9275

4 жыл бұрын

Damn I wonder who it could be

I think the fact that I enjoy even your videos where I have no idea what the original version is (like this one) says a lot about the quality of your work.

Truly ahead of it's time..

What an awesome way to make my hellish time in Gym worth living for. Love ya, Physics

This video has motivated me (and continues to motivate me) to go to the gym. Thanks, Tim. And thanks Nate and Tom, too.

And some people think the Egyptians must have needed alien help to build the pyramids… Don't know exactly how they did it, but however it happened, it wouldn't have been more complex Newton's laws. As you demonstrated. Love the vids!

This is amazing Tim. Keep up the good work

*finishes physics homework three times as fast*] That's what I call mechanical advantage. Also, considering the arm itself is a class-three lever, I'd say both of you are using simple machines.

@davidguthary8147

7 жыл бұрын

Sure, but a class three lever requires a greater force over a smaller displacement to move the same load the same distance as the class one lever used here.

@DanPeala

7 жыл бұрын

Verily. Tim being much more efficient. Gives him a real *advantage*.

Marry me Tim

@acapellascience

7 жыл бұрын

dancewithSL KZreadrs don't marry, they #LifeCollab 👫

@Koubles

7 жыл бұрын

HAHAHAHAHAHAAH. Thats brilliant XD.

@totallynotafanficreader7850

7 жыл бұрын

acapellascience omg yes they do!

@rohanghoshdastidar1047

6 жыл бұрын

He is married to science 😎😎

@k5rakitan

3 жыл бұрын

Me too! You'll have a brother husband in my family! Speaking of brothers, your buddy looks like he could be your brother

amazing as usual

Making this song must have been a lot of work

@MsSamareh

Жыл бұрын

work, work, work, work

The outro was cool as HECK !!

I remember the nostalgia!!!!!! Omg I saw this so long ago too Love your music ❤️

When I was watching this- I thought "Oooh, yeah, biophysics!" It was mostly just alluded to in the latter half. But it's a really fascinating interdisciplinary field! Especially for me, since I've been exercising for over a year now! Stuff like isometric exercises basically being a tug of war between at least two different muscle groups to maintain a position, against the resistance of [a] free/bodyweight. Plus how lots of joints function like levers. And the non-isometric stuff has you doing all kinds of mechanical work. And how bones respond to stress. And more toward biology, I love how you can get improvements on stuff like VO2 Max and with phenomena like DOMS and Repeated Bout Effect. Like, mountain climbers used to be /extremely hard/ for me - arms shook from fatigue and I was gasping for air after like 5-10. But over time I've gotten to a point where I can do 120 in one go pretty handily! Feels awesome getting more efficient with these. And I also really love how it helps to regulate the HPA Axis to burn off anxiety. Psychologically grounding for that too. (Which has been one of my main motivators from the start. I'm so happy I've stuck with it!)

@acapellascience

7 жыл бұрын

S. Holloway Ooh yeah! I'm almost a complete n00b about biophysics but even the bit I learned for this video was fascinating! I'm sure it'll be back!

@vampyricon7026

7 жыл бұрын

S. Holloway What is biophysics about, actually?

@ArtFreak17

7 жыл бұрын

Vampyricon Biophysics is basically where biology meets physics. Think about about the mechanical side to biology and you can start to see some cool things! It gets pretty deep/complex (as might be expected from a field that draws from even larger fields). I think a good example can be made about why bones are so strong. Their strength fundamentally comes from collagen (long protein chains) and calcium phosphates (crystalline salts). I like to compare those components to reinforced concrete. Concrete is pretty hard but also kind of brittle - with enough force, it will easily crumble/snap. Concrete is a lot like the calcium in bones, functionally. It's able to withstand high amounts of compression force, but not so much in ways of tension. But reinforced concrete has a steel mesh of rebar throughout it, these rods give many buildings flexibility and helps to distributes the weight of the structure and other forces that it needs to sustain (like wind), so the whole building can last longer. The mesh by itself would have low compression (a lot more easily squished down than concrete), but it can withstand a lot more tension (can be bent/twisted/swayed and be able to maintain physical integrity). Collagen in bones behaves a lot like rebar. Rebar's wikipedia article describes these properties pretty well: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rebar I also think this resource could a be a good jumping off point (anatomy and physiology - especially in regard to the musculoskeletal system): www.brianmac.co.uk/physiolm.htm (There is /a lot/ that can be covered by this field. Like how spongy bone tissue is reminiscent to bridge trusses, how muscles work, etc.)

@vampyricon7026

7 жыл бұрын

thanks! I have been trying to read about biophysics, but there just isn't much about it online.

Congratulations on 60K dude. You have an awesome channel. I love your content.

I must admit, these songs are so awesome with the exactly similar sounding lyrics that I've actually liked these more than the original ones...I don't even remember the original lyrics after I've heard these again and again.

Really great video! Love the ending!

love this!

This contained some great ideas for my next visit of a gym!

pretty sweet! I always look forward to watching your new vids.

Thanks for all your amazing work. I'd love to see more "basic" physics videos - Physics 101, if you will. While I love the MA/MS/PhD-level work you do, there are many many physics (and chemistry and biology) teachers that will love you for doing more like this one.

You are absolutely amazing

This is my favorite channel

Idk but i started spazzing out when you changed the song up a bit XD

can't wait till this is on Spotify :D

I love this

I joined Pateron to support you.. It's hard to make something like this and not have it be cringy, but you pull it off every time somehow!

This is awesome!!!

this is soo amazing and catchy now I'll never hear the original one the same again! XD

Love your new haircut!

another one i will be repeating over and over. You seriously could make it on americas got talent

You are awesome bro!

This guy is awesome. He is kind of awesome. !! Work = Force[vector] • displacement [vector]

Hey! I would like to know what video editing software you use, if you can tell me, I would greatly appreciate it! I am related to Reuben by the way!

@tomzalatnai

7 жыл бұрын

He uses a combination of Adobe Premiere and After Effects

This is the content I signed up for

Don’t let it go to your head, but these are really good. ;)

you are awesome!

Wow, you are really growing better and better! I quite disliked the original song, though this is awesome and does deserve compliments. The arrangement was well built and complex, the singing was on point, especially your low notes, which I believe improved quite a lot (I was wondering, were they modified in any way? Because it sounds as if they were not), and the lyrics... well, carefully thought as always! Great job, man!

So awesome! I was never interested in mascular guys (some girls thought I was a lesbian lol, I'm not) but when someone is smart and nerdy, it's so great! Only nerds would be so cool, creative and smart to go into a gym and do everything with science! Nerdy boys are the best!

Yep we are working from home now

24/1/2020 - Hey this is Julfi. .. I have almost watched all your vdos . They are amazing and informative too. . Keep going. I am looking forward for some more vdos ... #musical scientists..👍👍

@TechnoLadz

3 жыл бұрын

How have you enjoyed the rest of 2020 lmao, the title of this song would be how I would describe it in a sentence

The progression from 2:09 to 2:44 is the best.

u should win awards for this bro

if i had money id easily be the Musical Science Grand Poobah. And if i was wealthy id be that times ten. Easily some of the highest quality content on this website. I wish more people knew about you.

Taking the "you can lift a heavy body" part out of context is... intimidating :D

My physics teacher showed my class this video and whilst i showed no emotion listening to this, i secretly jammed out lmao

Tim, just found out. You are truly Canadas smartest person, tied for fist, they should've just left it at that instead of giving it to Katy and throwing you off the pedastool, either way you are an amazing person and you inspire many.

When will the amazon music version be up? :) I listen to all your songs offline there.

magnificent. how long does making one of these take!

My teacher is showing this to us as I type and I gotta admit this is kinda fire

Yeah work from home means sth completely different in 2020

Wow nice, this video should have a lot more views :3

my teacher made this video as her example for our quiz seriously and its awesome haha now I know how to work haha you guys the creator of this video your awesome......✌✌✌👍👍👍

@julinalapinig1931

7 жыл бұрын

hope you guys will make more vid like this

Tim Foust, Avi Kaplan ,Geoff Catellucci and Wonjong like this ;).

as a physics person this makes my life 100 times better

Welcome to 2020

how come no one gives credit to the editor of these vids like damn that must've taken a long time to edit

You almost made me want to go exercise,...almost.

Does anyone know another song where Tim sings like he does from 2:12 to 2:44? So hot! (Also a big fan of his "Shapes" song.)

Hi Tim it’s Aanya this is my favourite video of yours. I love you and cats🍕🥓🧇🍳🥨🫐🫐🫐🫐🫐🫐🫐🫐🫐🫐🍉🍊🍏🍎🍋🍇🍈🥭🥝🥑🌽🫑🥬🥒🥦🍅🍍🍒🍓🍌🍐🌎🌍🌏💫🪐⭐️🌟✨⚡️🌈☀️🌤⛅️🌥☁️🌦🌧⛈🌩🌨❄️☃️⛄️🌬💨💧💦🫧☔️☂️🌊🌫💐🌷🌹🌺🌸🌼🪷🐚🪺🍄🦚🦩🕊🐈🐈🐈🐈🐈🐈🐈🐈🐈🐈🐈🐈🦄🦄🦄🦄🦄🦄🦄🦄🦄🦄🦄🦄🦄🦄🦄🦄🦋🦉🦉🦉🦉🦉🦉🦉🦉🦉🦉🦉🦉🦉🦉🦉🦉🦉👛👑💍👒

@annesmith9642

4 ай бұрын

Aanya, your comment is beautiful!

Nice song!

If you ever put together a full-length show (not just one song) about WRH, this song provides some usable lyrics ;)

Brain vs brawn who would win? Why don't you choose both of them?

That byse line though :o

I'm only in high school (uk high school) so I don't understand this yet, I like knowledge though so can I get a simplified explanation of what your saying please?

I love this!

"Incomplex? That sounds like a perfectly cromulent word. - Joshua Karstendick " - english.stackexchange.com/questions/7142/is-incomplex-a-legitimate-word

@acapellascience

7 жыл бұрын

If it's cromulent enough for Mr. Karstendick it's cromulent enough for me!

@VeerRami4eva

7 жыл бұрын

SIMPSONS for the win!

Hilariously '' genius !!!! ''

The aging is strong with this one.

While they worked their muscles you worked the brain

Ironic

Better than the original

cool :3

All I heard was "Twerk twerk twerk"

At 2:52 I tried to think of how heavy it would be to do that, is it sad that my first thought was "wait thats a textbook, its probably a math/physics/engr/chem one, dang thats HEAVY" with almost no thought to the large contraption holding him XD

what's with all the jump cuts at the end?

Please make a parody video on Ruth - Rosa dear, its an awesome song and emotional

The only way id listen to this song

Trying to see who's holding the camera through the mirror XD

@tomzalatnai

7 жыл бұрын

it me, I definitely tried to frame that shot so that I popped up in the background, good eye!

@acapellascience

7 жыл бұрын

tomzalatnai I WONDERED if that was intentional while editing it..

😍😍😍😍

Fifth Harmony's reaction 😉😉😉