Andrew Huang - It Was The World

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{Spoken}
Please! Not me! You've already killed the whole orchestra! Well, except for the brass section, the drummer, and the guy who plays the recorder. But you can't take me! Please! I have a family! I have a wife and three kids! No, please! I'm the lead! I'm the singer! You can't do this to me!

I said summarize the whole of world history!

Well, okay!

{Sung}
First there was nothing, then there was something - it was the world!
Oh, there were cavemen and dinosaurs, and it was the world!
The stone age was rockin’but there really ain’t been no stopping since the renaissance
Oh yeah!
Somewhere between those it was medieval, it was the world!
There was an industrial revolution and it was the world!
And in 1984 there was a beautiful baby born, it was me
So please don’t throw me into the tank of sharks!

Release Date: May 03, 2004

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Andrew Huang is a musician and a producer from Toronto, notable for creating music with unconventional items, such as paper or samples of the sound of a comet recorded by NASA. His many albums are made in various different genres. He produces and writes most of his songs, showing that he has musical and lyrical talent.

Before Andrew started publishing his music under his own name, he used many pseudonyms, including ‘Songstowearpantsto’, ‘Your Heart’, ‘Girl’, ‘Spokesman’, ‘The Cloud’, ‘Ghostface Kilobyte’, and ‘VS’. He initially used his website songtowearpantsto as a platform, where he published silly songs based on viewer suggestions. After he started his YouTube account, ‘songstowearpantsto,’ Andrew gained momentum with his viral video Pink Fluffy Unicorns Dancing On Rainbows, which kickstarted his YouTube career. Wanting to create a more serious online presence as a musician, he then changed his YouTube channel name to “ANDREW HUANG,” and made a new Bandcamp page of the same name featuring most of his previously published serious songs.