For 20 years,watch online Starlet (2012) full movie Bill O'Reilly said his own name every night on The O'Reilly Factor. Now that he's gone, people are making it sound pleasant for once.
For whatever reason, the internet encourages people with an immense amount of skill to use said skills for just, like, whatever. Not complaining. Just still blown away.
SEE ALSO: 'The Daily Show' takes a look at some of Bill O'Reilly's most racist momentsThis Tweet is currently unavailable. It might be loading or has been removed.
Christopher Price (aka @topherchris, on twitter, but you may recognize him from vine) put in work to make this mashup happen.
This guy clearly knows the ins and outs of the synth, and of music composition in general. So why not put all that knowledge towards something monumental like, say, recreating "All Star" by Smash Mouth from the ground up using only a sample of Bill O'Reilly saying his own name?
Really, why not? And if you have an answer, don't let us know, we're still singing.
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