How To Play Worldstar Money On Ukulele
Worldstar on Uke: Surprisingly Easy (and Fun!)
Ever thought you could strum Worldstar Money by Death Grips on a ukulele? Probably not. But guess what? You totally can, and it's way easier than you think.
Forget about complicated music theory for now. We're going straight for the gut (or, should I say, the gut string?). Let's make some noise!
The Secret Weapon: Four Chords (Maybe Three!)
The whole song basically revolves around a few chords that loop, so simple chord patterns are the key to success. Think of it as musical Lego, each chord a little brick that builds the song. It is almost like a secret Death Grips code, waiting to be unlocked on a ukulele!
You'll want to know these chords: Am, G, and C. Some versions include F, but honestly, you can often get away without it if you’re feeling lazy. Or, creatively minimalist!
Start with Am. Strum. Then G. Strum again. That alone gets you surprisingly close to the song's relentless vibe. See? Already a rockstar!
The Rhythmic Mayhem (or, Ukulele Groove)
Worldstar Money isn't exactly known for its delicate rhythms. It's more like a sonic brick to the face. That's what makes it funny on the uke: taking something so aggressive and turning it into something almost...cute?
Don't be afraid to strum with some gusto. Even better, experiment with different strumming patterns. A fast down-down-up-down-up can give it a bit of an edge, or you can try to strum the chords, alternating between strong and weak beats.
Remember, it’s not about perfection, it’s about attitude. Channel your inner MC Ride...but with a tiny ukulele.
Where's the "Money" Part?
Okay, the chords are there, but what about the actual *song*? That frantic, chaotic energy? Well, that's where *you* come in. Your personal touch matters the most.
Try singing (or shouting) along! Even if you can't remember all the lyrics, just yell out key phrases or even just “Worldstar!” It adds to the glorious absurdity of the whole thing. Embrace the chaos!
And if you feel extra wild, try adding some percussion. Slap the body of your ukulele, stomp your foot, bang on a nearby table. Anything goes!
The Benefits of Death Grips on Ukulele
Besides the sheer fun of it, learning *Worldstar Money* on ukulele is a surprisingly good exercise. It'll help you with your chord changes. Plus, who doesn't love a musical surprise?
It's also a guaranteed conversation starter. Imagine playing this at a campfire! It will certainly turn some heads. And might make some people laugh!
Most importantly, it proves that you can make anything work on the ukulele with a bit of creativity (and a healthy dose of irreverence). So pick up your uke, embrace the noise, and unleash your inner Death Grips!
Final Thoughts: Go Wild
Ultimately, playing *Worldstar Money* on ukulele is about having fun. Don’t worry about getting it “right.” Just experiment, improvise, and embrace the absurdity.
So, get out there and show the world what you can do. It's time to make some ukulele magic and unleash the beast!
Who knows? You might just create the next viral ukulele sensation, all thanks to Death Grips.
