Awesome Musicless

Mario Wienerroither has some fun with Justin Timberlake and Chris Stapleton’s hit track Say Something, transforming the opening of the song into an uncomfortable practice session in which JT doesn’t seem to know how to use the volume knobs on his audio gear.

You don’t have to be beautiful… to turn me on. But it would help if you made some noises. The music video for Prince’s 1986 hit Kiss just got really, really strange and uncomfortable, with Mario Wienerroither’s musicless interpretation.

Auralnauts took the classic flying bicycle scene from E.T. and removed John Williams’ familiar score, transforming what was originally a moment of triumph into one that’s just awkward. Be sure to check out Auralnauts other Williams-less scenes too.

The music video for a-ha’s 1984 pop hit Take on Me gets supremely creepy, and more than a little bit painful when Mario Wienerroither gets his hands on it and subtracts the catchy synths and dulcet tones of Morten Harket, Magne Furuholmen, and Pål Waaktaar-Savoy.

Well, you can tell by the way I use my walk, I’m a woman’s man: no time to talk. Mario Wienerroither pokes fun at everyone’s favorite disco falsetto trio, as Barry, Robin and Maurice stomp about town, wake the neighbors, and make dogs howl.