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Melissa Gardner, also known by Misy, frequently posts her performances on social media. After a recent video last week, she received a message on Instagram from a "Jerry Walters" asking if she could record an original birthday video for his five-year-old son Solomon. Messages Gardner obtained showed the elaborate details shared about the son, from his favorite television show to his favorite superhero character. To her he appeared legitimate.
They agreed he would pay $500 for the song, $200 upfront and the rest once the song was completed. The person sends her a check to her email that she transferred to her bank account. She later received another message from the same man saying claiming his "bank manager" accidentally sent her $2,000.
This week, America marks Martin Luther King Jr. Day: a national holiday celebrating the life and legacy of the great civil rights leader. As our way of honoring Dr. King, we're telling the story of "Happy Birthday." That would be the version that's often called "the black happy birthday song," the version written and originally performed by Stevie Wonder. It's a tribute to MLK, and it will always be associated with the 15-year effort to designate this national holiday.
While labor unions turned up the political heat, Wonder revisited a song called "Happy Birthday." He wrote the song after he set out to record the traditional birthday song for King, then realized he didn't know the music to that version. Being Stevie Wonder, he decided to just whip up his own birthday song, with lyrics paying tribute to MLK.
Wonder also rallied for the holiday, appearing alongside King's widow Coretta Scott King. He planned a four-month tour to publicize the drive for MLK Day, with a rally on the National Mall to cap the tour. Bob Marley was originally scheduled to be Wonder's tourmate, but the illness that would ultimately kill the reggae star made that an impossibility. Instead, poet and songwriter Gil Scott-Heron filled in. The tour was full of powerful moments, including one of unexpected poignancy when John Lennon was killed and Wonder had to make an announcement from the stage.
Stevie Wonder has continued to sing his version of "Happy Birthday," which has been embraced as a civil rights anthem and a celebration of hope, particularly among African-Americans. With all due respect to Patty and Mildred Hill (and the Beatles), if you want to bring down the house with a happy-birthday song, it's hard to beat Stevie's.
Back in 2012, I took a trip to Russia. In case you haven't heard, Russian music is fantastic! During my stay and introduction to Russian culture I came across an old Soviet cartoon featuring a crocodile called Gena and another mysterious little creature called Cheburashka. Together they have adventures filled with fun and beautiful songs. One of which is this one called "The Birthday Song"
During the song, the guest of honor walks in a large circle, with a candle (symbolizing the sun) at the center. You can have guests on the periphery hold symbols of the seasons in order (Winter, Spring, Summer, Fall) around the circle. The guest of honor can begin near the symbols of the season in which they were born, then walk around the circle slowly enough to arrive back where they started by the end of each verse.
"Birthday Song for Miku" is a song featuring the Crypton VOCALOIDs by Mitchie M. It was uploaded to Niconico on July 20, 2012, and to bilibili and SoundCloud on August 8, 2015. This song was was requested by Crypton for Miku's 5th anniversary. It's also Mitchie M's first work with Len, Rin, KAITO, and MEIKO.
"K.K. Birthday" is a K.K. Slider song that first appeared in Doubutsu no Mori e+ as a live-only song and later reappeared as an obtainable one in Animal Crossing: New Leaf. It is considered a secret song, as it can only be obtained during a K.K. Slider performance on the player's birthday (or the Saturday before in New Leaf). None of the villagers own this song, although it will play in a villager's house on the day of their birthday; if the villager already had a stereo with a song playing, it will be replaced by this song. In Animal Crossing: New Horizons, it is one of five songs that cannot be reordered via Nook Shopping once obtained; the other four are "Animal City," "Drivin'," "Farewell," and "Welcome Horizons."
The song's composition and melody is based heavily on the traditional "Happy Birthday to You" song, which was not in public domain at the time of Doubutsu no Mori e+'s release. However, it is much longer in comparison to its source material, with a more intricate structure and harmony.
The album cover for "K.K. Birthday" features a birthday cake decorated with white icing, strawberries, green lit candles, and icing toppers in the shape of Tangy holding a birthday present and K.K. Slider playing a guitar. An edible cookie at the center of the top of the cake reads "Happy," and text at the bottom of the album cover reads "Birthday." In New Leaf, the word "Birthday" is blue and in a horizontal format, while in New Horizons, the word is red and curved upward.
In Doubutsu no Mori e+, "K.K. Birthday" is not actually given a name, but is simply referred to by K.K. as バースデーライブ (bāsudē raibu, lit. "Birthday Live" meaning a "birthday live performance"). It can only be heard if there is another player in the village who leaves a message. K.K. will ask any other players to leave a birthday message on the Saturday before a player's birthday, when he normally appears. He will then appear on their actual birthday at any hour, for that player only, to perform the song alongside the birthday messages instead of the staff roll.
K.K. will play "K.K. Birthday" as many times as requested, but not any other songs. Unlike in later games, the song consists of only a single verse that is repeated for however long it takes for the messages to be displayed. There is no aircheck of this song.
Although "K.K. Birthday" is not present as one of K.K. Slider's songs in Animal Crossing: Wild World and Animal Crossing: City Folk, a unique instrumental arrangement of the song plays as background music when the player is first greeted by another villager upon starting the game on their birthday.
In Animal Crossing: New Leaf, "K.K. Birthday" can be played in villagers' houses during their birthday. It also plays in the house of the villager that invites the player during their birthday. K.K. will perform this song on the Saturday near the player's birthday. Unlike Doubutsu no Mori e+, K.K. gives an aircheck of this song. If the player's birthday is not on a Saturday, DJ KK will also play a DJ remix on that day in Club LOL. (This is referenced in DJ KK's trophy description in Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS.)
In Animal Crossing: New Horizons, "K.K. Birthday" can be played in a villager's house during their birthday. It also plays in the house of the villager that invites the player during their birthday. K.K. will also visit the island solely to perform this song on the player's birthday regardless of the day of the week, after which he will give the player the aircheck.
In "Peace & Quiet", he plans to sing it to Edna Fogerty, but ends up at the Arbuckle house by mistake. Eventually, Garfield - who has no way of informing the clown that he's at the wrong house - disguises himself as Mrs. Fogerty to satisfy Binky. Later, Jon Arbuckle and Odie return home to celebrate Garfield's birthday, which includes Binky singing to Garfield (much to the latter's dismay).
Did you ask: "uh, what's a kukelchoo?"
Well, up on the moon it's nothing new but that won't do for you. On your birthday!
I searched behind the clouds and stars I even zoomed my bike to Mars
And met my friend the saucer man and he said:
"Hey Zoom I got the bestest plan! What your friend needs is something new,
So how about a song, just from YOU?"
Birthday SongInformationFeaturedBarbie in The 12 Dancing PrincessesLength1:08"Birthday Song" is a song in Barbie in The 12 Dancing Princesses. It was sang to celebrate Janessa, Kathleen and Lacey's birthdays. Their older sisters sang "Birthday Song" to them, while Princess Ashlyn played the flute, and Princess Fallon played the harp. The full song is not heard because Duchess Rowena interrupts everyone.
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Mickey Mouse
"The Birthday Song"Season 4Number 10Episode informationWritten byDarrick Bachman
Alonso Ramirez Ramos
Paul RudishStoryboards byAlonso Ramirez RamosDirected byAlonso Ramirez RamosOriginal airdateNovember 16, 2017Mickey Mouse EpisodesPreviousNext"The Scariest Story Ever: A Mickey Mouse Halloween Spooktacular""The Perfect Dream"Source"The Birthday Song" is the sixty-eighth episode and the tenth episode in season 4 of Mickey Mouse. It premiered on November 16, 2017, to commemorate the 89th birthday of Mickey Mouse.
The episode begins with Minnie trying to write a birthday song for Mickey, but she doesn't want to spoil the surprise, so she pushes him into his room. Suddenly the notes escape from the sheet music and try to invade Mickey's room. Minnie bangs on the door and opens it to see other characters. She sees notes all over the place and they attack her as she collects them all, trashing Mickey's house in the process. She tells the music notes not to roam around the house again when they were back on the music sheet and starts to review, but there was one note missing. Minnie grabs the last note and tells it that it's showtime. Finally, Minnie plays the piano and sings her birthday song for Mickey, who thinks that it is the best birthday song ever. He says that she really brought his house down, and they laugh as the episode ends.
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