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"Calm 4 (Unused) - Minecraft" is a high quality rip of the unused track "Calm 4" from Minecraft.

Jokes[]

The rip starts out normally, but as the track plays it gradually slows down to a stop, and the thumbnail image distorts, blurs out, and fades to black.

The rest of the rip contains no elements of the advertised track. Instead, it's a Minecraft spoof, in the vein of artists such as CaptainSparklez and Galaxy Goats, of "Doin' Your Mom" by FAttY SPiNS, a joke rap group led by YouTube star Ray William Johnson. The spoof's instrumental arrangement incorporates Minecraft sound effects throughout.

The spoof is accompanied by a video made in-game. For the hook and bridge, the video imitates FAttY SPiNS' music video mostly shot-for-shot, with recreations of various locations and backdrops seen in the video. The map also includes a building that has the text "RAY" and "RWJ" and a "=3" sign, referencing Ray William Johnson and his web show. For the verses, the video shows depictions of each line.

Lyrics[]

Credits[]

Music: Moder112

Vocals: Aquacycle, RHMan, KnightOfGames, ChickenSuitGuy, WholePunch

Group Shout (in no particular order): Atominizer, YourBirthCertificate, ChickenSuitGuy, Aquacycle, RHMan, IzzyKart57, WholePunch, Pan, Cosmic199X, Smog, Malbavi

Arrangement/Filming/Editing: Moder112

Music Video (in order of footage shot): YourBirthCertificate, Atominizer, Ikcikor, Hintlord, Mitchell, Ashy, Lapi, ChickenSuitGuy, Cosmic199X, Reach, Truman

Map Creation: YourBirthCertificate, Ashy, WholePunch, Moder112[1]

Trivia[]

  • Notably, all contributors listed were major VvvvvaVvvvvvr contributors, correlating to the usage of a song by Ray William Johnson.
  • The album version does not include the beginning fakeout.
  • An instrumental version of this rip is included as a hidden track on SiIvaGunner's Highest Quality Rips: Volume AI.
  • This rip was originally titled "Calm 4 - Minecraft",[2] but was renamed sometime in May 2020.
  • The advertised track was released as "Magnetic Circuit" in 2020, however the rip was not updated to reflect this.[3]

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